Global warning system gets support
Through its Public Warning Network Challenge, the Internet Society last week called for collaborators for an all-media, all-hazards public warning system.
Through its Public Warning Network Challenge, the Internet Society last week called for collaborators for an all-media, all-hazards public warning system.
"It makes no sense to continue building a separate public warning system for each particular threat," said the society, which is in Geneva but has a U.S. office in Reston, Va.
The U.S. Geological Survey and the international Global Spatial Data Infrastructure Association have endorsed the effort.
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