Common Alerting Protocol. Doesn't sound exciting, but what it's doing for people in many countries is sometimes life-saving. We might think of CAP as a new-ish way to receive emergency messages, such as Child Abduction Emergency notification. Or we may consider CAP as just another input source to our broadcast EAS systems. There’s a lot more to CAP than this, however. Interestingly, the USA and Canada are using CAP a bit differently. Rob Hopkins from OpenBroadcaster in Canada, and Vincent Maggard, a software developer, join Kirk Harnack to explore and explain what CAP really is and how it’s used.
Show Notes:
Emergency Alert Broadcast Automation from OpenBroadcaster
Common Alerting Central on GitHub
2021 Common Alerting Protocol (CAP) Implementation Workshop Info
Guests:
Rob Hopkins - Radio Enthusiast at OpenBroadcaster
Vincent Maggard - Chief Executive Officer at SEKYVP, LLC
Host:
Kirk Harnack, The Telos Alliance, Delta Radio, Star94.3, & South Seas Broadcasting
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