RE: [emergency] Fwd: [Es-coordination] Announcement: EmergencyServices Workshop 7

I would be interested in attending

-Don
Office: 315-838-2669
Cell: 315-383-1197


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From: Elysa Jones [mailto:] 
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Subject: [emergency] Fwd: [Es-coordination] Announcement: Emergency Services Workshop 7

TC Members,

Are any of you planning to attend this workshop?  It seems we should have a presence here.

Thanks,
Elysa Jones, Chair
OASIS EM-TC
CTO, Warning Systems, Inc.


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>Dear colleagues,
>
>We're pleased to announce that registration is open for the seventh 
>Emergency Services Workshop, to be held 11-13 May 2010, at the 
>University of Maryland, in College Park, MD, USA.
>
>A registration link, as well as agenda and travel information, can be 
>found on the ESW website:
><http://www.emergency-services-coordination.info/esw7.html>
>
>We invite talks of 30-60 minutes on topics related to IP emergency 
>services, especially around the following topics:
>-- Standards development activities related to emergency communications
>-- Prototypes of standards-based IP emergency services
>-- Internet-based authority-to-citizen alerts and early warning
>-- Automatic IP geolocation technologies and deployment considerations
>-- Implementation and deployment of IP-based emergency calling systems 
>Please send proposals for presentations to <esw- 
>>.
>
>Background:
>The Emergency Services Workshop series is an ongoing effort in the 
>emergency services community to coordinate global standards and 
>technologies for emergency calling and emergency notification. The 
>primary focus of the workshop series is foster coordination among the 
>many standards development organizations (SDOs) involved in emergency 
>services as they all work toward a global solution for emergency 
>communications using Internet technologies. In addition, the workshops 
>try to bring in operational and regulatory perspectives on emergency 
>services, so that these experiences and requirements can be 
>incorporated into ongoing technical development processes.
>Participation is open  all stakeholders in the emergency communications 
>system, including industry (e.g., equipment vendors or 
>telecommunications companies) as well as government (e.g., regulatory 
>bodies or emergency response  organizations).
>
>Thanks for your interest,
>The ESW Coordination Team
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