Transcript OASIS Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards Elysa Jones, Chair OASIS Emergency Management Technical Committee [email protected] 256-694-8702

OASIS
Organization for the Advancement of
Structured Information Standards
Elysa Jones, Chair OASIS
Emergency Management Technical Committee
[email protected]
256-694-8702
Common Alerting Protocol
(CAP)
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2004 – Ratified CAP 1.0
2005 – Ratified CAP 1.1
2006 – Ratified CAP 1.1 Errata
2006 – ITU Recommendation x.1303
2010 – Ratified CAP 1.2
2011 – CAP 1.2 Errata in process
What is next CAP 1.3, 2.0?
CAP Adoption
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Champion: World Meteorological Organization
USA Commitment and Use
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Issues
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Executive Order 13407
NOAA-NWS Commitment
FCC Report and Order
Integrated Public Alert and Warning System (IPAWS)
Optional Elements
Profiling Concept
Versioning
Maintenance
We need your input
Emergency Management
Technical Committee
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Charter
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Enabling information exchange to advance incident preparedness
and response to emergency situations
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Subcommittees
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Message and Notification
Infrastructure Framework
GIS
CAP
CAP Profiles
HAVE (Hospital AVailability Exchange)
Reference Information Model (RIM)
TEP (Tracking of Emergency Patients)
Other EM-TC Standards
and Work
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EDXL-DE (Distribution Element)
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EDXL-HAVE (Hospital Availability)
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1.0 public review 2Q11
EDXL-TEP (Tracking of Emergency Patients)
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1.0 Ratified 2008
EDXL-SitRep (Situation Reporting)
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1.0 Ratified 2008, 2.0 public review 2Q11
EDXL-RM (Resource Messaging)
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1.0 Ratified 2006, 2.0 public review 2Q11
Subcommittee formed, meetings begin 4/7/2011
EDXL-RIM (Reference Information Model)
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Common types definition for reuse
Emergency Management
Adoption Technical
Committee
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Charter
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Supporting widespread implementation of EDXL standards
including CAP through education and market awareness
Co-Chairs - Werner Joerg email: [email protected] and
Tom Ferrentino email: [email protected]
Subcommittees
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Outreach and Education
Events and Demonstrations
Documents and Collateral
Interoperability
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Challenges
Tools
Changes
Disasters
Communicate
Are YOU prepared?
Are WE prepared?
Television
Radio
Cell Phone
Computer
Home Phone
Public Signage/Siren