Re: [tlug] Radiation Level IVR

[Joe Larabell <joe@example.com>]

I've noticed that there's often a delay between the quake and it's appearance on the USGS web site. Even the JMA website isn't quick enough to serve as an effective alert. A radiation alert might make sense, since that's something that, in most cases, should change slowly enough that an alert would make sense. DoCoMo's Area Mail and the early-warning box from my CATV provider are fairly responsive, though not terribly accurate in predicting how the long waves will affect any given area.

On Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 5:19 PM, S Gibson <terryteo@example.com> wrote:

Hi all,

We have put up an IVR that reads out the radiation levels from our
geiger counter:

Tokyo:
03-4577-3311

Osaka:
06-4560-3202

Yokohama:
045-670-9002

There is an Asterisk AGI script that reads the same output we are
using to drive Nagios on the website.

Also thinking of connecting the data from
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/catalogs/ to Nagios so we can
send out alerts. Would anyone be interested in using that? Thinking
you could select an alert based on size and location of earthquake.

Best,

Simon

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