1. Continuing through Emergency: eBiz/eGov continuity and contingency functioning throughout emergency incidents www.oasis-open.org Presented by: Michelle Raymond, OASIS Emergency Management Technical Committee Demonstration by: OASIS Emergency Management Technical Committee OASIS Emergency Management Technical Committee members Copyright : Honeywell Inc, 2006 - All rights reserved.

5. Image: Power crew working at night in a storm,

12. Image: Employees talking

13. Image: greenish hued sky (through office window?) Storm begins to move in

14. Image: car dash w/ radio (with view out window of clouds moving in?) Audio: radio station weather report of sever thunderstom watch (?) Storm begins to move in

16. Image: storm clouds starting (over parking lot?) Storm begins to move in

17. Images: Skywarn spoter website Audio: Skywarn activation from weather radio Skywarn storm spotter network triggered

18. Images: rooftop weather station Skywarn storm spotter network triggered

19. Images: Ham radio Skywarn storm spotter at work

20. Images: Weather alert pop-up./ PDA display email / Cell phone text Audio: (cell phones ring in audience) then From presentation: Recording of Audio warning. Skywarn storm spotter at work

21. Images: Doppler images on computer screen Skywarn storm spotter at work

22. OASIS EMTC n Developing standards based on requirements from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Disaster Management Program n Utilizes a well-defined process n Collaboration with many agencies and practitioners Emergency Management – Technical Committee COMMAND OPERATIONSPLANNINGLOGISTICS FINANCE/ ADMINISTRATION

23. EDXL-DE

24. Trust

25. Payload routing

26. Emergency Alerting System

28. Skywarn storm spotter at work

29. Images: local area images

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32. Images: local area images

33. OASIS EMTC n Distribution Elements can be sent via most any communications transport method n Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) based applications can be easily integrated n Other standards based content can be used as the Distribution Element payload n Content can be provided from sensors, systems or humans n Content can be received by humans, automated systems and human in the loop systems EDXL – Distribution Element (DE)

34. Other tornados

35. Children’s Theater hit Images:

36. Tornado timeline Images:

37. Children’s Theater hit

38. Drill down to Children’s Theater sub-incident

39. CERT response

40. Change of Command Images:

41. Need for help Images:

42. EDXL – Resource Messaging (RM)

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49. n Currently available standards n Standards in usage n Standards in development n Upcoming standards Reality Check – Standards and their current adoption level

50. Benefits and Concerns

51. Wrap-up

52. After an initial emergency incident, response and mitigation strategies must be ready for activation. Every delay and unplanned for situation costs time, money and possibly lives.