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Alert Interface Group (AIG)

The Alert Interface Group (AIG) provides an update on current status and ongoing projects aimed at finalizing the recommendations for the Commercial Mobile Service Alert Advisory Committee. Key tasks include working on final change requests, enhancing geo-targeting specifications, and collaborating with various working groups (AGG, CTG, UNG) to finalize the Alert Gateway requirements and messages. Progress has been made in defining alerting protocols, the Alert Interface Trust Model, and opt-out criteria based on urgency and severity.

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Alert Interface Group (AIG)

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  1. Alert Interface Group(AIG) Status Report to the Commercial Mobile Service Alert Advisory Committee September 19, 2007 David Webb, AIG Leader

  2. Status • Current Status • Working final change requests and integration of requests into the final recommendation • Presidential message notification text and termination signal (CAP “Cancel” message) • Geo-targeting specifications

  3. Actions completed since July • Collaborated with AGG/CTG on retransmission recommendation • Collaborated with AGG on the Alert Gateway requirements • Collaborated with AGG/CTG/UNG on default values and text strings for the Alerting gateway • Collaborated with AGG, CTG and UNG working groups to include applicable CAP fields for building of the CMAS message

  4. Progress Since July Meeting • Completed recommended Alert Interface Trust Model • Completed recommendation of the alerting format and protocols A and B on reference model • Collaborated with UNG to specify opt-out criteria using urgency, severity and certainty • Messages handled on a First in First Out basis except Presidential

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