RE: [emergency] Subcommittee Assignments

From
Ham, Gary A <>
Date
2005-11-04T16:45:57+00:00
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Thread
RE: [emergency] Subcommittee Assignments
Title: Re: [emergency] Subcommittee Assignments

Perfection is the enemy of "good enough."  Lets 
just make sure that it is truly good enough.

 

Gary A. 
Ham 

Senior Research 
Scientist

Battelle Memorial 
Institute

540-288-5611 
(office)

703-869-6241 (cell)

"You 
would be surprised what you can accomplish when you do not care who gets the 
credit." - Harry S. Truman

 

 

From: Aymond, Patti 
[mailto:] 
Sent: Friday, November 04, 2005 
10:38 AM
To: Renato Iannella; Emergency_Mgt_TC TC
Subject: 
RE: [emergency] Subcommittee Assignments

Renata brings up a good point 
that we need to consider. At the face-to-face, we learned that the premier 
requirement for the RM is that the RM be embedded in a DE because it is 
dependent on some of the DE information. What happens when payloads are carved 
up and forwarded to different recipients? The information from the DE is lost. 

 

I suggest that all of the 
standards (CAP, DE, RM, ...) be autonomous - fully containing all of the 
information that it needs even if it means having redundant information in the 
DE and the payloads. The DE should be sufficiently robust to handle any type of 
payload, CAP should be a complete A&N message, and a RM message should 
contain all of the information needed to manage resource procurement, 
stockpiling, prepositioning, deployment, tracking, and disposition.

 

As far as the speed of progress. I agree 
that it would be great to take our time and produce a standard that is "right", 
but given the gaping hole in EM capability and the devastating consequences it 
can have, I think we're right in taking the heuristic approach. We may not 
produce an optimal solution, but it will be good enough to be useful, and with 
each iteration, we will get closer to the "right" standard.

 

O.K. I'll step down off of my soapbox 
now...

 

Patti

From: Renato Iannella 
[mailto:]
Sent: Thu 11/3/2005 8:52 PM
To: 
Emergency_Mgt_TC TC
Subject: Re: [emergency] Subcommittee 
Assignments

On 4 Nov 2005, at 03:52, Elysa Jones wrote:

> 1.  
Infrastructure SC - The DE has now completed the comment period 
> 
and we reviewed an overview of the comments received.  Mary 
> 
provided a URL to the comment list.  Art is putting together 
the 
> spread sheet with all comments for consideration.  As 
Mary stated 
> on the call, for the EDXL DE 1.0 to be voted on this 
calendar year, 
> it will have to be approved by the TC to go forward 
no later than 
> Nov 7.  I would like for the IF-SC to work 
diligently over the next 
> few days to provide a recommendation to 
the TC as to the dispense 
> of these comments.  I will call a 
special meeting of the TC on 
> Tuesday Nov 7 from 11-12 EST for the 
IF-SC to make their 
> recommendations.  Provided we have a 
quorum and can agree to the IF-
> SC dispense, we could vote at that 
meeting to go forward with a ballot

My concern is that we seem to be 
pushing thru EDXL-DE when we have no 
experience on
how (or if) the 
work we now commence on EDXL-RM will impact on it.

This was the case for 
CAP and EDXL - changes proposed in EDXL were 
rejected because
CAP 
did things in certain ways.

I am concerned the same will now happen with 
EDXL-RM - since its 
dependency on EDXL-DE is high.

I suggest the 
EDXL-DE stay at committee draft for a longer period 
until we are more 
clear
on the technical integration with EDXL-RM. This would be the 
best 
outcome for the community we represent.

> 2.  
Messaging SC - Now that the requirements for Resource has been 
> 
through the review, I would like to see the messaging SC take over 
> 
that work.

Where are these Requirements? Were these discussed at the last 
f2f?

Cheers...  Renato Iannella
National ICT Australia 
(NICTA)

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