Best Practices in Emergency Communications
A nice article by Doug Gale in Campus Technology magazine, surveying various practices and available technologies. Sample paragraph:
Sirens cannot convey a lot of information. Even two or three different siren codes are enough to confuse almost everyone. They are, however, cheap (typically $50,000 per siren) and reliable. They get people to turn on their cell phones and check their e-mail. Some of the more sophisticated systems can also broadcast a brief audio message as well as a siren tone. Some siren vendors are: American Signal Corp., ATI Systems, Federal Signal, Hormann America, Klaxon, Sentry Siren, and Whelen.
Labels: communications, crisis, disaster, emergency
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