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CAP messages as a GML FeatureCollection

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Eliot Christian <>
Date
2003-07-10T13:16:10+00:00
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CAP messages as a GML FeatureCollection
I have updated the following files at http://www.gils.net/cap/
pertaining to offering CAP messages as a GML FeatureCollection:

http://www.gils.net/cap/alerts.xml
              a concatenation of the four alert messages given
              as examples in the CAP version 0.9 document,
              titled "emergency-CAP-0.9.pdf" and available at
              http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/documents.php?wg_abbrev=emergency-msg

http://www.gils.net/cap/Implementors%20Note.doc
              draft notes for agreeing a standard process by
              which CAP alert messages may be cast as GML
              (discussed on GIS SC con call Tuesday, July 8)

http://www.gils.net/cap/alerts.asp
              a Javascript program that reads alerts.xml and
              constructs alerts.gml  The program implements
              the Implementors Note agreements, and also
              generates a simplistic RSS file.

http://www.gils.net/cap/capgml.xsd
              a consolidated schema consisting of all of the
              GML version 2/3 schemata components that we need
              to define a circle and polygon. (Ron Lake has a
              different way to get this stuff, but I haven't
              yet learned how to use it correctly.)

http://www.gils.net/cap/alerts.xsd
              a schema for the alerts.gml file produced by the
              alerts.asp program, according to the draft agreed
              Implementors Note

http://www.gils.net/cap/alerts.gml
              a data file of the CAP alert messages cast into
              the GML format, according to the draft agreed
              Implementors Note

http://www.gils.net/cap/rss/alerts.xml
              a simple RSS file that gives pubDate of the latest
              http://www.gils.net/cap/alerts.gml

Eliot
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