Thanks Renato,
Congratulations!
I will certainly make sure this is announced in the various
communities I work with.
I'm about to announce my own EDXL-RM open source project on SourceForge.
The collaborative grou I've been trying to build, the Integrated
Response Service Consortium (IRSC) is involved in a Collaborative
Expedition Workshop Oct. 7 at NSF in DC. I will include mention of
CAIRNS in that venue. Would you like to send a small set of slides,
with a script, or, better, would you like to participate? While this
is a US-centric, federal inter-agency community, I would like very
much to show how the OASIS specifications are gaining international
traction. However, the report would need to be short, like a press
release or newsbrief to fit in the whole workshop. I think it would
be an excellent note to strike, but I would have to get agreement
from the convenor, Susan Turnbull of General Services Administration.
I'm copying the IRSC group.
Congratulations, Again,
Rex
At 1:42 PM +1000 8/18/08, Renato Iannella wrote:
>Dear colleagues,
>
>CAIRNS (Cooperative Alert Information and Resource Notification
>System), one of the outcomes of work done within the SAFE project
>[1] at NICTA, has been released today as Open Source under the BSD
>licence.
>
>CAIRNS is a demonstrator of technologies that can be used to
>construct an interoperable CIMS (Crisis Information Management
>System) architecture. Specifically, CAIRNS implements the following
>XML-based emergency messaging standards
> - EDXL - Distribution Element
> - EDXL - Resource Messaging
> - Common Alert Protocol (CAP)
>
>CAIRNS documentation [2] and source [3] are available now.
>
>
>Cheers...
>
>Dr Renato Iannella
>
>Principal Scientist, National ICT Australia (NICTA)
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