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The document discusses the Common Alerting Protocol (CAP), which is a standard format for communicating hazard warnings across all media types. It was adopted by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) for early warning systems. CAP allows communication of any hazard type to the public or designated groups. The document outlines CAP implementation in various countries and organizations, including the Philippines where CAP will be used to disseminate early warnings over the internet, smartphones, radio, and TV.
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- 1. COMMON ALERTING PROTOCOL FOR EARLYWARNING SYSTEMS
- 2. OUTLINE : • CommonAlerting Protocol (CAP) • Adoption by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) • CAP Implementation • CAP for the Philippine Early Warning System
- 3. WHAT IS CAP? TheCommon Alerting Protocol (CAP) is a standard message format designed for All-Media, All-Hazard, communications: • over any and all media (television, radio, telephone, fax, highway signs, e-mail, Web sites, RSS "Blogs", ...) • about any and all kinds of hazard (Weather, Fires, Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Landslides, Child Abductions, Disease Outbreaks, Air Quality Warnings, Transportation Problems, Power Outages ...) • to anyone: the public at large; designated groups (civic authority, responders, etc.); specific people
- 4. COMMON ALERTING PROTOCOL (CAP) “All Hazards , All Media “ Source: WMO No. 1109/ PSW27
- 5. Source: WMO No.1109/ PSW27
- 6. CAP STANDARD • WorldMeteorological Organization - WMO • International Telecommunication Union – ITU • ITU-T X.1303, 2004 • Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards – OASIS • CAP version 1.2
- 7. CAP ELEMENT CAP ElementDescription Urgency Immediate, Expected, Future, Past, Unknown Severity Extreme, Severe, Moderate, Minor, Unknown Certainty Observed, Likely, Possible, Unlikely, Unknown eXtensible Markup Language - XML
- 8. OUTLINE : • CommonAlerting Protocol (CAP) • Adoption by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) • CAP Implementation • CAP for the Philippine Early Warning System
- 9. WMO CONGRESS ANDCAP • 15TH World Meteorological Congress Session (Cg-15, 2007) endorsed adoption of a warning standard such as CAP for alerting. • 17TH World Meteorological Congress -17, 2015: • Reaffirmed the value of CAP • Encouraged Members to take advantage of the WMO CAP Jump-Start Offer • Encouraged dissemination of CAP messages through the Severe Weather Information Service (SWIC) • More guidance to Members on implementing CAP format • Technical assistance to Members From: Mr. Samuel Muchemi, WMO Public Weather Services Programme, CAP Workshop 2016, Thailand
- 10. OUTLINE : • CommonAlerting Protocol (CAP) • Adoption by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) • CAP Implementation • CAP for the Philippine Early Warning System
- 11. 11 CAP Weather Messages TriggeringCellular Alerts in the U.S. Robert Bunge U.S. National Weather Service Silver Spring, MD, USA Robert.bunge@noaa.gov WMO, ITU, OASIS CAP IMPLEMENTATION WORKSHOP GENEVA, SWITZERLAND 23/24 April 2013
- 12. 12 IPAWS – IntegratedPublic Alert and Warning System • Operated by US Federal Emergency Management Agency • Collects alerts in CAP format from all levels of government From Mr. Robert Bunge, NWS, CAP Workshop 2013, Geneva
- 13. • Wide spectrumof users • Effective means to deliver up-to-the-minute weather reports/forecasts and warning electronically Weather Info in XML Media Transport operators Utilities Telecom Service Industry Government users HKO’s XML Data Service From: Mr. Tong Yu Fai, Scientific Officer, HKO, CAP Workshop 2013 Geneva
- 14. Courtesy of :Mr. Lawrence Sham, Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC), CAP Workshop 2016 Thailand
- 15. From: Mr. SimonMoffat, Bureau of Meteorology, Australia, CAP Workshop, Thailand
- 16. RED CROSS /RED CRESCENT From Mr. Omar Abou-Samra, GDPC, CAP Workshop 2016, Thailand
- 17. From Ms. MeiChun KUO, NCDR, CAP Workshop 2016, Thailand
- 19. CAP IMPLEMENTATION BY COUNTRY/TERRITORY CAPImplementation 1 Implemented CAP systems that are operational 19 2 In the process of implementing CAP Systems 23 3 Customizing hazard alerts via the IFCR Universal program, which will leverage CAP alerting 58 4 WMO in-country CAP Jump Start training 16 5 Requested WMO but not hosted CAP 28 6 Partners in Meteo Alarm 35 7 Implementing CAP via smart alert freeware from Finish Meteorological Institute 23 From: Mr. Samuel Muchemi, WMO Public Weather Services Programme, CAP Workshop 2016, Thailand
- 20. OUTLINE : • CommonAlerting Protocol (CAP) • Adoption by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) • CAP Implementation • CAP for the Philippine Early Warning System
- 21. CAP IMPLEMENTATION INTHE PHILIPPINES • Leverage Internet for mass dissemination of early warnings through the world wide web • Capitalize on Filipinos hooked up to their Smart Phones as well as on social media • Introduce CAP interface for AM / FM radio and TV broadcast • Establish an integrated Early Warning System that will utilize CAP as the alerting protocol • Establish multi-agency multi-situational awareness application - SAMBRO
- 22. THANK YOU FORYOUR KIND ATTENTION !
- 23. Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical& Astronomical Services Administration - Department of Science & Technology Agham Road, Diliman, Quezon City 1103 http://www.pagasa.dost.gov.ph Postal Address: P.O. Box 3278 Manila Tel No. 929-4865 (w/Fax) & 434-9040 24-Hour Weather News : 433 – ULAN (8526) Arnel R. Manoos WFSIII, METTSS/ETSD 5th Floor, PAGASA Central Office Tel : (02)433-0744 arnel_manoos@yahoo.com arnel.manoos@meteopilipinas.gov.ph