Common Alerting Protocol/Interopeable Data
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The document discusses the Common Alerting Protocol (CAP), which is an international standard format for exchanging emergency alerts and warnings. It allows alerts to be easily disseminated across various networks and devices. The document outlines what CAP is, why standards are important, examples of how CAP can be used, and its structure. Future directions of CAP include increased use that could save more lives and protect more property.
Common Alerting Protocol/Interopeable Data
- 1. Crisis Camp Ignite Session CAP (Common Alerting Protocol) Pete ODell Pete.odell@swanisland.net 202-460-9207
- 2. Common Alerting Protocol CAP International Standard Alerts & Warnings
- 3. What is CAP? Simple and standardized format for exchanging alerts and warnings over various types of networks and devices
- 4. Why are standards key?
- 6. World Changers - TCP/IP HTML XML
- 7. What is CAP? Simple and standardized format for exchanging alerts and warnings over various types of networks and devices
- 8. Insta-Poll: Common Format good? Crisis always happening?
- 10. CAP Pioneers Art Botterell Contra Costa, CA OASIS More.
- 11. CAP Momentum 晦看岳壊
- 12. The CAP Information Model Examples: Alert Sender Message type Resource Severity Info Attachments Area Expiration
- 13. Internal Structure of a CAP Alert (e.g., XML)
- 14. A view for humans
- 15. Multiple Fused CAP Sources
- 17. Future Results More and better: warnings crisis alerting communications Lives saved, property protected
- 18. WRAP UP Important standard International in scope More info available www.capcookbook.com
- 19. What is CAP? Simple and standardized format for exchanging alerts and warnings over various types of networks and devices