Common Alerting Protocol Working Group / Local Warning Systems / EAS / The NOAA Weather Radio / /
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Business Partnership / /
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A facility / /
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management software package / add-on device / private warning systems / coordinate multiple warning systems / telecommunications experts / warning systems / Internet-based alerting systems / local relay network / text-based alerting systems / public warning systems / private data networks / system integrator / public data networks / consolidated public warning network / relay networks / synthesis systems / communications technologies / public and private warning systems / broadcast media / public safety systems / Wireless systems / notification systems / stand-alone applications / public information network / activation tools / information technology / public display systems / secure Web server / management software / Internet Under Crisis Conditions / dissemination systems / public networks / individual warning systems / telephone notification systems / relay network / century technology / public safety information products / in parallel with existing systems / Web Services / /
Organization
OASIS Emergency Management Technical Committee / National Research Council / Federal Communications Commission / Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards / Emergency Management Technical Committee / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / National Science and Technology Council / Travelers Information Service / National Weather Service / /
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author / /
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XML / /
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encryption / XML / century technology / Transport-layer encryption / information technology / communications technologies / Digital TV / cell phones / instant messaging / Web server / Cable TV / secured using commercial-grade encryption / /
An Advanced EAS Relay Network Using the Common Alerting Protocol (CAP) by Art Botterell The Emergency Alert System (EAS) is the nation’s best-known public warning system, but recent studies have identified limits inher