FEMA Warning All Zones (Video)

(Before It's News)

(N.Morgan) FEMA has been in full activity mode with all of the disasters, man-made or otherwise, the immigration influx, and rounding up and transporting the homeless and the possible Ebola outbreak that could reach our borders. We are entering the police state run and orchestrated by FEMA and other govt agencies. In the video below, it gives an inside look into FEMA’s protocol for such events and other preps, we need to be aware of. I’ve also included their protocol for alerting each zone or sector to impending crisis.

The Common Alerting Protocol (CAP) is a digital format for exchanging emergency alerts that allows a consistent alert message to be disseminated simultaneously over many different communications systems. FEMA worked with the Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards (OASIS) to develop a standardized international technical data profile that defines a specific way of using the standard for the purposes of the Integrated Public Alert and Warning System (IPAWS).

Benefits of CAP

As more systems are built or upgraded to CAP, a single alert can trigger a wide variety of public warning systems, increasing the likelihood that intended recipients receive the alert by one or more communication pathways.  CAP provides the capability to include rich content, such as photographs, maps, streaming video and more as well as the ability to geographically-target alerts to a defined warning area, limited only by the capacity of the delivery system used. 

Because CAP provides the capability to incorporate both text and equivalent audio, CAP alerts can better serve the needs of hearing or visually impaired persons.  Although IPAWS does not provide translation services, CAP does provide the capability to issue alerts in multiple languages.

Guidance and Technical Documents

• OASIS CAP 1.2 Standard

• OASIS CAP v1.2 IPAWS Profile Version 1.0

• CAP to EAS Implementation Guide

• Common Alerting Protocol Profile Requirements (PDF 698KB, TXT 79KB)

• For additional questions and clarifications please feel free to contact the IPAWS PMO at [email protected].

References:

FEMA IPAWS Home Page

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