Re: [emergency-msg] IEEE 1512 information

[Rex Brooks <rexb@starbourne.com>]

Thanks Hans,

This makes our task a lot easier. Glad they took the time and effort to 
do this. The Case Study is good resource, too.

Cheers,
Rex

Hans Jespersen wrote:
> Following up on my action item regarding IEEE 1512
>
> There is a very good, and recent, fact sheet on IEEE 1512 on the DoT
> website (http://www.standards.its.dot.gov/fact_sheet.asp?f=12 )
>
> It states that "Each message is defined in Abstract Syntax Notation One
> (ASN.1) and in eXtensible Markup Language (XML)"
>
> I have read through the Guide for Implementing IEEE 1512 and verified
> that XML is a supported message format
>
> You can download the IEEE 1512.1 XML schema files and related
> documentation from the IEEE web site at
> http://standards.ieee.org/downloads/1512/1512.1-2006/ . The Manifest
> file says "These documents may be freely copied and used in your local
> documentation process as required." So I believe these are freely
> distributable even though the standard documents in PDF form have a cost
> associated with them.
>
> I also found a case study for the Houston Regional Information Sharing
> project in which IEEE 1512 XML was used. It would be good to hear their
> experiences using the specification.
> (http://www.fema.gov/pdf/emergency/nims/Houston_TranStar_IEEE_1512.pdf )
>
>
> -hans
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