OASIS Emergency Interoperability Summit: Roadmap to Emergency Data Standards Roundtable 30 Sept 2009 Elysa Jones, Chair OASIS, Emergency Management Technical Committee [email protected]

Contents

      OASIS Process Emergency Management Technical Committee Emergency Management Adoption Committee Ratified Emergency Management Standards Work in Progress Systems of Systems

OASIS Process and Structure

 Free and Open  International  Technical Committees  Member Section  www.oasis-open.org

Emergency Management Technical Committee (EM-TC)

  Charter: The purpose of this Technical Committee is to design, develop, and release XML-based standards that provide a framework for interoperability among diverse emergency information systems.

Subcommittees:      Message and Notification Geospatial Information Systems (GIS) Infrastructure Framework CAP Profile Reference Information Model (RIM)

Emergency Management Adoption Committee (EMA-TC)

  Charter: The OASIS Emergency Management Adoption Committee works to raise awareness and provide education on the best ways to implement CAP and the family of EDXL standards Subcommittees    Events and Demonstrations Collateral and Documentation Outreach and Education

Ratified Emergency Management Standards

       CAP 1.0 April 2004 CAP 1.1 October 2005 CAP 1.1 Errata 2006 ITU-T Recommendation x.1303 2007 EDXL-DE 1.0 May 2006 EDXL-HAVE November 2008 EDXL-RM November 2008

Work in Progress

        EDXL-HAVE and EDXL-RM – submitted to OASIS for errata 15-day public review CAP 1.2 IPAWS Profile - in ballot for Committee Specification, ballot ends 9/30/09 CAP 1.2 – voted into 15-day public review 9/29/09 Situation Reporting ValueListURN EDXL-DE 1.1

“Where” GML Profile Document Development  EDXL-DE Basics White Paper (complete)  Welcome to the RIM (in TC review)

Systems of Systems

   EDXL-Distribution Element IEPD – Information Exchange Package Definition and NIEM RIM – Reference Information Model