Common Alerting Protocol Version 1.2¶
OASIS Emergency Management Technical Committee. (2010). Common Alerting Protocol Version 1.2. OASIS.
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Primes¶
- Change Notification
- In public health and severe weather, a warning broadcasts that an impending state change requires adaptive action — shelter, evacuate, stock supplies.
This sourceStandard format for all-hazard public warnings broadcasting an impending state change (severity, urgency, certainty, area) to affected populations with lead time for protective action — shelter, evacuate, stock supplies.
- In public health and severe weather, a warning broadcasts that an impending state change requires adaptive action — shelter, evacuate, stock supplies.
Mechanisms¶
- Alternate Communication Channels
- The guarding discipline is a shared alerting standard that enforces one authoritative message across every medium and audits the roster for hidden shared dependencies.
This sourceDefines a shared alerting format through which one consistent warning message can be disseminated across many warning systems.
- The guarding discipline is a shared alerting standard that enforces one authoritative message across every medium and audits the roster for hidden shared dependencies.
- Multi-Channel Communication
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