[Fwd: [WARC] criticism of skywarn net saturady june 7,
2008]
Erik Brom
ewbrom at hbci.com
Wed Jun 18 04:12:32 GMT 2008
And the game plan can change at any time.
At 10:01 PM 06/12/08, you wrote:
>Dan,
>
>Good point. The EOC is our customer. We need to provide the type
>of information and detail they request. It follows that net control
>informs net participants of the "game plan" for a particular event
>and enforces the plan.
>
>Thanks for the clarification.
>
>I'm learning....
>
>73,
>Len
>
>Dr. Daniel L. Goltz wrote:
>>
>>Thanks for your comments. Under the circumstances, "water levels
>>normal", "no run off", "no mudslides" etc. were very useful
>>reports. They helped to determing the scope and location of the
>>problems we were dealing with. I think it is nearly impossible to
>>give a blanket statement of what is appropriate to report for any
>>given event. It is up to net control or the EOC to help provide
>>guidance to the people in the field as to what to report at any
>>given time. At the EOC we asked LSE WX what they wanted us to
>>report to them so as not to over burden them with unwanted reports.
>>Thanks to all for participating.
>>
>>Dan, WK0W
>>
>>Quoting James Jarvis <jj at aprsworld.com>:
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