[EAS] How to log the Indiana Tornado Warning Error
Mike McCarthy
towers at mre.com
Fri Mar 7 19:42:30 CST 2014
Hi Al,
What/who was the source of the garbled message which appears to have
been a live TOR? Is there any reason given for how and what part of the
message became garbled, yet allowed it to pass as a real alert? And
equally important, are there measures to prevent this from recurring.
While I appreciate the effort to get this release out and I'm not
looking for anyone to get thrown under the bus, stations have a
credibility issue with listeners when live TOR's are sent and it's well
below freezing with clear skies.
Thanks...
Mike
On 3/7/2014 2:46 PM, Kenyon, Alfred wrote:
> Following an extensive investigation including examination of server logs by the alerting system provider we have found that there is no evidence of hacking or intentional false generation of an alert. It was simply a case where a garbled message was ingested by an alerting system provider and distributed according to the surviving message data header. There is no indication of fault on behalf of the alerting system provider.
>
> Al Kenyon
> FEMA IPAWS
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