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How to Build a Global Internet Tsunami Warning System in a Month
http://www.pbs.org/cringely/pulpit/pulpit20041230.html PBS: I, Cringely -- The Pulpit How to Build a Global Internet Tsunami Warning System in a Month By Robert X. Cringely A friend of mine is missing in southern Asia. She isn't missing in the sense that anyone saw her swept away by this week's horrible tsunami, but she and her entire family haven't been heard from, either so of course, I am worried. That worry makes real for me a disaster of such horrific proportions that without a personal connection, it simply can't be real to most of us. By the time all the bodies have been counted and estimated, probably 100,000 people will have died. If cholera follows, as it tends to in that part of the world, another 40,000 or more could follow. That's a lot of people, 140,000 -- enough people that we ought to do something to make sure it doesn't happen again. So of course, there is lots of talk about tsunami warning systems and global cooperation, but I think that's just going about solving the problem the wrong way. We don't need governments and huge sensor arrays to warn people on the beach about the next huge wave approaching at 400 miles-per-hour. Thanks to the Internet, we can probably do it by ourselves. Here's the problem with big multi-government warning systems. First, we have a disaster. Then, we have a conference on the disaster, then plans are proposed, money is appropriated, and three to five years later, a test system is ready. It isn't the final system, of course, but it still involves vast sensor arrays both above and below the surface of the ocean, satellite communication, and a big honking computer down in the bowels of the Department of Commerce or maybe at NASA. That's just the detection part. The warning part involves multilateral discussions with a dozen nations, a treaty, more satellite communication, several computer networks, several television and radio networks, and possibly a system of emergency transmitters. Ten years, a few million dollars and we're ready. We can't rely on governments to do this kind of work anymore. They just take too darned long and spend too much money for what you get. Besides, since governments are almost totally reactive, what they'll build is a warning system for precisely the tsunami we just had -- a tsunami bigger than any in that region since the eruption of Krakatoa in 1883. One could argue (and some experts probably will) that it might even be a waste of money to build a warning system for a disaster that might not happen for another 121 years. What we need is a tsunami warning system not just for parts of Asia, but for anywhere in the world that might be subject to such conditions. And that decision about what beaches to protect ought to come not from Washington, D.C., or Jakarta, or any other capital city, but from the beach people, themselves. If you are concerned about a giant tidal wave taking out your village, it might be a good idea to build your own warning system, you retired engineer, you Radio Shack manager, you harbor master, you radio amateur, you nerd with a suntan. It can be done. The Tsunami Warning System (TWS) in the Pacific Ocean shows us how such a warning system can be run with the cooperation of 26 countries. Maybe we can do the same thing, just without all that cooperation. TWS is based on crunching two kinds of data -- seismic activity and changes in sea level measured by tide gauges. Most tsunamis begin with an earthquake, the severity and epicenter of which can tell a lot about whether a tsunami is likely, how strong it will be, and in what direction it is likely to go. From the TWS, the first warning is based purely on such seismic data. But once the big wave starts rolling it will have an effect on the level of the sea, itself, which is routinely monitored by weather stations of many types. This additional data gives a better idea of how bad the wave is really going to be, so in the TWS system, it is used to justify expanding the warning to other communities beyond those warned purely on the basis of seismic data. Depending on where the originating earthquake is, the tsunami can be minutes or hours from crashing into a beach. This week's wave took about 90 minutes to reach Sri Lanka, just over 600 miles from the epicenter. That not only means the wave was traveling at over 400 miles-per-hour, it also means that had a warning system been in place, there would easily have been time to get the people who were affected in Sri Lanka to higher ground. So to start, we need raw seismic data. If you take a look at the fourth of this week's links, you'll see that plenty of such data are available. Thanks to the Pacific Northwest Seismograph Network, here is one place where you can find real time data from 199 seismographs around the world. There are also links to a dozen regional operations that consolidate such data. The data is available. Tide gauge data is available, too, though there is less of it, and aggregation will
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Re: How to Build a Global Internet Tsunami Warning System in a Month
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Re: [IP] Cell phones for eavesdropping
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Dept Homeland Security Research Conference in Boston, April 27-28
Not sure what mailing list this came from, but the DHS is running a shindig in Boston in April, if anybody wants to drop by. I've de-MIME-ified it, so it may be a bit harder to read. From: DHS Homeland Security Conference [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, December 29, 2004 5:45 PM Subject: Conference for Public/Private RD Partnerships in Homeland Security, CFP Dear Colleague, You are invited to participate in this inaugural, must-attend, national event, sponsored by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Science and Technology Directorate, scheduled for April 27 28, 2005 in Boston, to encourage public-private partnering among scientists and engineers from government, national laboratories, universities, research institutes, and private sector firms investing in RD. Private sector and university-based scientists can benefit from the technologies and technical approaches developed and deployed by the national and DHS labs. The laboratories in turn can explore leveraging opportunities with leading private sector and university-based research programs. Please take a moment to consider submitting a paper presenting your research at this conference. If you cannot submit a paper, attend and learn what others are doing and how you can work with them. We are also seeking conference cosponsors and exhibitors from both public and private sector organizations. Visit the conference web site, www.homelandsecurityresearchconference.org http://anzentech.c.topica.com/maac1jvabcT5eaIcCidcadIdN1/ , for more details often. It is constantly being updated. Working Together: Conference on Public/Private RD Partnerships in Homeland Security Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Science Technology Directorate April 27 28, 2005 The Seaport Hotel and World Trade Center Boston, Massachusetts, USA Call for Technical Papers The First Annual Working Together: Conference on Public/Private Research Development (RD) Partnerships in Homeland Security This two-day Conference will focus on state-of-the-art science and technology to anticipate, prevent, respond to, and recover from high-consequence chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, explosives and cyber terrorist threats. The conference will also address protection of the nation's critical infrastructure, and the harnessing of science and intelligence to reduce threat and risk. The objectives of this inaugural event are to encourage public-private partnering among scientists and engineers from government, national laboratories, universities and research institutes, and private sector firms investing in RD, to address the collective science and technology research goals of the U.S. homeland security community. Private sector and university-based scientists can benefit from the technologies and technical approaches developed and deployed by the national and DHS labs. The laboratories in turn can explore leveraging opportunities with leading private sector and university-based research programs. Through plenary and breakout sessions, posters and a companion Exhibition Conference Participants will: · learn about DHS awareness, countermeasures and response and recovery goals; · address the most pressing technical challenges; · identify the most critical knowledge gaps; · be introduced to the core capabilities of national and DHS laboratories, and the Departments university-based homeland security centers; and Background DHS is committed to science and technology leadership, and the creation of an enduring national capability for homeland security. Toward this end, the DHS ST Directorate supports and recognizes technical excellence in research, development, testing and evaluation (RDTE) of homeland security technologies; encourages collaborations and partnerships among RDTE performers across the homeland security science and technology complex; actively disseminates knowledge generated through the execution of RDTE programs and university-based homeland security centers; and to the greatest extent practical, enhances visibility and recognition of scientists and engineers dedicated to homeland security missions. Technical Topics We are seeking papers on the following topics: · Threat Characterization for: Chemical, Biological, Radiological / Nuclear, Conventional Explosives (CBRNE) · Threat and Vulnerability Assessment including: Knowledge Discovery (Semantic Graphs), Technology-based Emerging Threats (e.g., terrorist exploitation of advances in nanotechnology and biotechnology), Advanced Risk Modeling, Simulation and Analysis for Decision Support, Modeling and Simulation (Cognition and Behavior), Discrete Sciences, Visual Analytics · Sensors including: Performance Improvement, Next-Generation Designs, and Architecture for Devices and Systems · Forensics and Attribution for Chemical and Biological Events · Chemical Countermeasures Including: Detection (TICs and
SIGINT and COMSEC Discussion Group
A. writes: I have just launched a new discussion group related to hardware discussion for signal analysis and communications security systems: http://groups-beta.google.com/group/sigint/
Re: SIGINT and COMSEC Discussion Group
On 2 Jan 2005 at 15:43, John Young wrote: A. writes: I have just launched a new discussion group related to hardware discussion for signal analysis and communications security systems: http://groups-beta.google.com/group/sigint/ Why would we use a groups beta at google's when there's a big and proven yahoogroups that's been around for ages (under various names)?
Re: Talking Back to Power: China's 'Haves' Stir the 'Have Nots' to Violence
At 9:37 AM -0600 1/1/05, Neil Johnson wrote: I'm not really RAH, but I play him on cypherpunks ;-) Except that he doesn't post cryptosocialist luddite leveller blather, except in jest, and at least he puts angle brackets around his links so they don't break, viz, http://www.nytimes.com/2004/12/31/international/asia/31china.html? ex=1105532792ei=1en=61c003ece2c2eadb :-) Cheers, RAH --- -- - R. A. Hettinga mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED] The Internet Bearer Underwriting Corporation http://www.ibuc.com/ 44 Farquhar Street, Boston, MA 02131 USA ... however it may deserve respect for its usefulness and antiquity, [predicting the end of the world] has not been found agreeable to experience. -- Edward Gibbon, 'Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire'
Re: Talking Back to Power: China's 'Haves' Stir the 'Have Nots' to Violence
The title of this post is misleading: The protest is anti government, and pro property rights. For example: [...] People can see how corrupt the government is while they barely have enough to eat, said Mr. Yu, reflecting on the uprising that made him an instant proletarian hero If he was a proletarian hero, he would say the capitalists. Instead he said the government. [...] Last month, as many as 100,000 farmers in Sichuan Province, frustrated by months of fruitless appeals against a dam project that claimed their land, took matters into their own hands. [...] Gee. They took the defense of their own property rights into their own hands. I work like this so that my daughter and son can dress better than I do, so don't look down on me, They are rioting for economic mobility, not for a classless society, but for a society where classes are not hereditary. I heard him say those exact words, said Wen Jiabao, another porter who says he witnessed the confrontation. It proves that it's better to be rich than poor, but that being an official is even better than being rich. The bad guys are not the rich, but those who obtain wealth through poliical power. Cai Shizhong, a taxi driver, was angered when the authorities created a company to control taxi licenses, which he says cost him thousands of dollars but brought no benefits. The bad deeds of the bad guys are economic regulation Peng Daosheng's home was flooded by the rising reservoir of the Three Gorges Dam. He was supposed to receive $4,000 in compensation as well as a new home. But his new apartment is smaller and less well located, and the cash never arrived. The bad deeds of the bad guys are violation of property rights without fair compensation. Li Jian, 22, took part in the plunder. A young peasant, he had found a city job as a short-order cook. But he longed to study computers, said his father, Li Wanfa. The family bought an old computer keyboard so the young man could learn typing. He wanted to go to high school but the school said his cultural level was not high enough, Mr. Li said. They said a country boy like him should be a cook. Again, the call for social mobility, equality of opportunity, not equality. They did not attack any of the restaurants or department stores along the government square, focusing their wrath on symbols of official power. A riot against the state, not against the rich.
Re: How to Build a Global Internet Tsunami Warning System in a Month
At 10:01 AM 1/3/05 -0500, R.A. Hettinga wrote: http://www.pbs.org/cringely/pulpit/pulpit20041230.html PBS: I, Cringely -- The Pulpit How to Build a Global Internet Tsunami Warning System in a Month 1. 150 K asians is nothing. 2. You will see 10,000 K dead worldwide from the next H5N1 flu coming from your friendly local chinese duck/pig farmer. In under 6 months, which BTW is the time it takes to make a vaccine. 3. Homebrew warning systems will face the same problems as eg pro volcano warning systems: too many false alarms and no one cares. You might do better educating the beachfolk that when the water recedes and they can see the coral, they ought to stop gawking and run. But, hey, its a cool project, have fun.
