1. Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical & Astronomical Services Administration Department Science & Technology

2. * PAGASA CAP Experience * CAP Challenges * PAGASA Adopts CAP * Future Development

3. * PAGASA Google Workshop, May 2014 * Google Crisis Response Summit - Manila, April 2014.

4. * PAGASA and Google fast-tracked CAP implementation in the Philippines

5. * Initially CAP Information : Tropical Cyclone Alert (CAP1) and Tropical Cyclone Warning (CAP2) * CAP1 – Issuance of “Alert” to inform the public of the presence of a tropical cyclone within the Philippine Area of Responsibility

6. * CAP2 : Tropical Cyclone Warning will be issued in case a “Public Storm Warning Signal” is raised.

7. * Five months CAP development.

8. * New * Communications * Technical People * Infrastructure for security requirement * False alarm take down process

9. * After 5 months of development, deployment and testing on November 12, 2014 PAGASA and Google formally announced the adoption of Common Alerting Protocol services for PAGASA

10. * On November 17, 2014 the first feed of the Common Alert Protocol Message was created for Tropical Depression Queenie. That was our first and actual CAP message.

11. * On December 4, 2014 the second Tropical Cyclone to be featured on the Common Alert Protocol Message was created for Tropical Cyclone Hagupit (Ruby local Name)

12. * Actual CAP message during Typhoon Hagupit (Ruby)

13. * Actual CAP message during Typhoon Hagupit (Ruby) PSWS #3 was raise over Southern Luzon.

14. * PAGASA CAP Visualization on Typhoon FALCON (CHAN-HOM)

16. * Additional CAP message * SAHANA collaboration * Inter agency collaboration