Des Sms pour les alertes anti missile

[ekov]

c'est en me balandant sur un blog concernant les nouvelles technologies que je suis tombé sur ca :

Israel to activate SMS missile alert system next year

By Darren Murph posted Nov 8th 2010 10:20AM

This one's been talked about since the middle of last year (at least), but it looks as if the time for contemplating is over and done with. It's bruited that the Israel Defense Forces will be moving forward on a plan to light up a new cellular system that will blast out SMS alerts to citizens if and when a missile is fired in the direction of Israel. Just over $7 million will be invested, with the application itself being jointly designed by eVigilo and Ericsson. If all goes well, it'll be operational in June of 2011, and it's just one aspect of the country's effort to consolidate all emergency alerts into one centralized system. We're told that the blasts would be sent in a variety of languages, and there's even potential to send 'em to TVs, radios, websites and "billboards." And unlike various other SMS emergency alert systems that have been implemented, these would actually differ based on how the threat was forecasted to affect different geographic regions. Something tells us eVigilo's going to become a multinational company in no time.

source :: http://www.engadget.com/2010/11/08/israel-to-activate-sms-missile-alert-system-next-year/

[TK_AK]

C'est probablement le meilleur moyen d'alerte à l'heure actuelle.

[g4lly]

C'est probablement le meilleur moyen d'alerte à l'heure actuelle.

C'est d'ailleurs étonnant, mais effectivement le GSM est bien pratique, il permet la géo-allocation des alertes en broadcastant sur les relais ciblé, donc ça fonctionne qualitativement même si le portable ne dispose pas de GPS ou ne remonte pas sa localisation. L'inscription automatique ou relai, donc l’accès au réseau, suffit a ciblé les portable a alerter.