2 Service listing linked from CAP message 3 Weather radar map broadcast via M-EAS 4 HTML page of current information via M-EAS Receiver configurations M-EAS incorporation has been demonstrated or announced for a variety of consumer devices, including: Cell phones. iOS device adapters. Tablet receivers. In-car receivers. PC accessory cards. External adapters for PCs. Conclusion M-EAS extends the reach of public emergency alerts by use of the existing mobile digital TV infrastructure. Compatible additions to existing digital TV broadcasts provide reliable alerting service to M-EAS capable portable and handheld devices, and are not subject to network overload due to the inherent one-to-many nature of the broadcast service. Relatively simple additions to a station's existing mobile TV equipment allow forwarding of CAP messages, plus the addition of highly useful rich media containing detailed information that can be originated locally. References: [1] A/153 Part 10:2013, "Mobile Emergency System" [2] A/153 :2011, 1 to 9, "ATSC Mobile DTV System" [3] A/103:2012, Non Real Time Content Delivery Excerpt from "Mobile Emergency Alerting via ATSC MDTV", Jay Adrick (Harris Broadcast), Bretl (Zenith Electronics), Jim Kutzner (PBS) and Wayne Luplow (Zenith Electronics), Proceedings of the NAB Broadcast Engineering Conference, 2013.
2 Service listing linked from CAP message 3 Weather radar map broadcast via M-EAS 4 HTML page of current information via M-EAS Receiver configurations M-EAS incorporation has been demonstrated or announced for a variety of consumer devices, including: Cell phones. iOS device adapters. Tablet receivers. In-car receivers. PC accessory cards. External adapters for PCs. Conclusion M-EAS extends the reach of public emergency alerts by use of the existing mobile digital TV infrastructure. Compatible additions to existing digital TV broadcasts provide reliable alerting service to M-EAS capable portable and handheld devices, and are not subject to network overload due to the inherent one-to-many nature of the broadcast service. Relatively simple additions to a station's existing mobile TV equipment allow forwarding of CAP messages, plus the addition of highly useful rich media containing detailed information that can be originated locally. References: [1] A/153 Part 10:2013, "Mobile Emergency System" [2] A/153 :2011, 1 to 9, "ATSC Mobile DTV System" [3] A/103:2012, Non Real Time Content Delivery Excerpt from "Mobile Emergency Alerting via ATSC MDTV", Jay Adrick (Harris Broadcast), Bretl (Zenith Electronics), Jim Kutzner (PBS) and Wayne Luplow (Zenith Electronics), Proceedings of the NAB Broadcast Engineering Conference, 2013.
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