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Moving Area Blocks How do moving area blocks work with Preset Polygons
Alert Message Polygons Subject event Polygons
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Preset polygons translate to geocodes in a CAP file that then make heavy use of lookup tables (common in non-GIS CAP based systems)
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Preset polygons change to reflect the new time period by adding or deleting new polygons to the list of affected polygons
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Alert message polygons define the area to be alerted (used when mapping to broadcast assets within the affected area)
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Alert message polygons change to reflect the new area to be alerted (used when mapping to broadcast assets within the affected area)
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Subject event polygons define the threat zone of the hazard as it exists at T+0 and the motion vector provides advanced systems with the information needed to progress the polygon through time
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Subject event polygons define the threat zone of the hazard as it exists at T+0 and the motion vector provides advanced systems with the information needed to progress the polygon through time
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Questions? Originators and Distributors will make assumptions realizing later several approaches exist Preset polygons deprecated? Alert message/Subject event polygons result in a distribution asset that is discontinued by not mapping as an asset in the polygon rather than an expires or cancel Alert message/subject event polygons result in a message possibly starting, continuing and ending for a specific location without an Alert or Cancel involved? Subject event polygons may require more frequent updates Will likely require the use of an PTF (Protocol Transfer Function)
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