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Subject: RE: [emergency] CAP in Taiwan
Hi Carl, Thank you for your notice on this. I hope they will join our Committee for guidance and insight. I am copying Dee Schur so she will reach out to them. I also replied to Art’s message and copied OASIS Legal for direction regarding certain uses/mis-uses of the Standard. However, on the comment you make in your last statement, I do not agree. CAP is a very capable Standard for everything from Sensor alerts to notifications. It is being used for messaging applications beyond alerting with tremendous success. Cheers, Elysa Jones, Chair OASIS Emergency Management Technical Committee Emergency Interoperability Member Section From: emergency@lists.oasis-open.org [mailto:emergency@lists.oasis-open.org] On Behalf Of Carl Reed Dear TC - Last week I had the opportunity to visit the Taiwan National Science and Technology Center for Disaster Reduction (NCDR). They provided a presentation on 2015 development plans. They are looking to integrate the use of CAP into their alerting infrastructure. They have developed a Taiwan profile for CAP – partly driven by the need to support additional coordinate reference systems (CRS) beyond WGS 84. I suggested that they join the OASIS discussion on the current CAP revision requirements and thoughts. Some in the Government also want to use CAP for messaging applications beyond alerting. I suggested that would probably not be a good idea given the original requirements and use cases for CAP. Cheers Carl Reed, PhD |
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