OASIS Emergency Management TC

This is the second of several postings today on communications
received about relevant activities in and requests from our partner in
standards cooperation, ITU-T, the global de jure telecommunications
standardization agency.  As you know, ITU-T approved the global
standardization of our OASIS CAP as their ITU-T Rec. X-1303, through
their Study Group 17.

ITU's Study Group 2 sent a request to WMO (the World Meteorological
Organization), a copy of which has been provided to us, that suggests
that ITU-T Rec X.1303, the ITU approval of our OASIS CAP, be used in
certain disaster/warning message activity across multiple heterogenous
mobile (e.g. cellular) networks.  SG 2 is the ITU's lead group on
numbering, routing, service definition and certain identifiers.

The communication is captioned: "Liaison to WMO on seeking views on
the feasibility of message identifier global harmonization", and
includes an early draft of recommendation text that would describe
requirements to enable the use of  Land Mobile services for
point-to-multipoint, multicast and broadcast capabilities for civic
purposes.  It appears to have been issued with WMO's workshop on
identifiers in mind.

That document is available to any TC member who requests it, from me
or TC chair Elysa Jones, but is not being posted here, as its status
as a public document is not yet certain.   Most draft ITU-T works are
subject to circulation restrictions barring public posting.  We've
inquired about this one.

TC members are welcome to review and comment on the ITU-T draft.  It's
possible for entities to comment on their own, of course, and so far
as I am aware, the TC also could choose to formally adopt views if
they wish.

The project and document's contact person is Gary Richenaker of Neustar.

~ James Bryce Clark
~ General Counsel, OASIS
~ http://www.oasis-open.org/who/staff.php#clark

HI Jamie, Everyone,

I'd like  to have a copy. I don't care whether Jamie or Elysa sends it 
to me, as long as I get it.

Thanks,
Rex

James Bryce Clark wrote:
> This is the second of several postings today on communications
> received about relevant activities in and requests from our partner in
> standards cooperation, ITU-T, the global de jure telecommunications
> standardization agency.  As you know, ITU-T approved the global
> standardization of our OASIS CAP as their ITU-T Rec. X-1303, through
> their Study Group 17.
>
> ITU's Study Group 2 sent a request to WMO (the World Meteorological
> Organization), a copy of which has been provided to us, that suggests
> that ITU-T Rec X.1303, the ITU approval of our OASIS CAP, be used in
> certain disaster/warning message activity across multiple heterogenous
> mobile (e.g. cellular) networks.  SG 2 is the ITU's lead group on
> numbering, routing, service definition and certain identifiers.
>
> The communication is captioned: "Liaison to WMO on seeking views on
> the feasibility of message identifier global harmonization", and
> includes an early draft of recommendation text that would describe
> requirements to enable the use of  Land Mobile services for
> point-to-multipoint, multicast and broadcast capabilities for civic
> purposes.  It appears to have been issued with WMO's workshop on
> identifiers in mind.
>
> That document is available to any TC member who requests it, from me
> or TC chair Elysa Jones, but is not being posted here, as its status
> as a public document is not yet certain.   Most draft ITU-T works are
> subject to circulation restrictions barring public posting.  We've
> inquired about this one.
>
> TC members are welcome to review and comment on the ITU-T draft.  It's
> possible for entities to comment on their own, of course, and so far
> as I am aware, the TC also could choose to formally adopt views if
> they wish.
>
> The project and document's contact person is Gary Richenaker of Neustar.
>
> ~ James Bryce Clark
> ~ General Counsel, OASIS
> ~ http://www.oasis-open.org/who/staff.php#clark
>
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