EDXL-DE
The Emergency Data Exchange Language Distribution Element
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http://www.gcn.com/online/vol1_no1/41358-1.html
The Homeland Security and Justice departments today took the wraps off a test version of their model for sharing information about natural disasters, terrorist attacks and other crises. The model comprises an Extensible Markup Language-based schemata that agencies could use to code their data in a standard format for more efficient communication, database searches and coordination. The departments first announced their plans to cooperate on the NIEM project in March 2005. The “beta” or test version of the National Information Exchange Model is designed to help federal agencies cooperate with other government organizations during disasters, as well as support the agencies’ day-to-day work, the departments said.
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A new open IT standard, capable of facilitating data sharing across local, regional, national and international governments and organizations, has been ratified by the Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards. The Emergency Data Exchange Language Distribution Element (EDXL-DE) Version 1.0 has been designated a standard by Oasis, which serves as the de facto international standards body. Chip Hines, acting director for the Homeland Security Department’s Office for Interoperability and Compatibility, hailed the new standard’s ability to help transmit a wide variety of data content, from files to technical data exchange information.
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