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Subject: CAP in Taiwan
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
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