[EAS] NWS on IPAWS
Harold Price
hprice at sagealertingsystems.com
Fri Jul 6 18:05:38 CDT 2012
Adrienne,
I agree, originators need a way to test and train as well. Just not
with the RWT. There are several ways to build a CAP alert that
doesn't go on the air. Any status that isn't Actual. Any alert with
scope that isn't Public.
Care must be taken to make sure test alerts don't leak out on the air
with a bad origination setting, and that a real alert doesn't end up
in the bit bucket for the same reason.
Likewise, everyone should be a chance to fire a live round now and
then. A round robin for RMT origination could be done within a local
area. A seldom used code like DMO could be issued from time to time
that only a designated test station would carry.
Harold
At 02:36 PM 7/4/2012, Adrienne Abbott wrote:
>But we've got to find some way to keep these entities or agencies involved
>and give them the opportunity to train their staff...I thought there would
>be a way to conduct what would be essentially a "closed circuit" test that
>wouldn't require stations to document an RWT in their logs...
>
>Adrienne Abbott
>Nevada EAS Chair
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