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Emergency Communication System
A channel of emergency communications to the publics operating systems
Emergency Communication System
A channel of emergency communications to the publics operating systems
The emergency communication system would allow government agencies the ability to send direct messages and actions to operating system much like what happens with TV and radio today based on the agencies permissions.
Each government agency would need permission to use the emergency communication system. Some examples might be:
Each user must have a .gov e-mail address, for example : us.mike@highwaypatrol.gov login. Each login must send a code to the e-mail address to verify they are still a valid user. All e-mail addresses must be verified via phone to the government agency.
Once approved the e-mail address would be assigned to the correct government agency that is participating in the system.
Before a message would be sent to the population it would have to be approved by a pre-assigned quorum of members of the agency, There can be many predefined messages for each government agency, or they can customize one.
All physical communication devices/operating systems would be registered with the Emergency Communication System where they would be notified in case of emergencies also during the operating system setup process.
This would include drone owners.
In the case of location based messages a geo-fence can be provided to ECS where from various jurisdictions can send message to citizens. This information would include both residents physical address, and operating systems in the geo-located area.
Some uses for this technology would be:
Police officers will have the ability to provide a sphere location and receive a list of vehicles and their facility by make, model, and license plate.
The CS would be able to provide commands to mobile phones to:
The ECS would also be able to provide commands to vehicle operating system which would include:
When the Emergency Communication System sends message it will send a message along with an optional command.