Open Source & Standards: Two Sides of a Critical Coin
summary
Wildfires burn 5 million acres across 8,400 incidents, forcing reprogramming of disparate radios because there is no P25 radio reprogramming standard and vendors ship proprietary tools that slow safety operations. The presentation shows concrete projects: an Open Cybersecurity Alliance combining STIX, OpenDXL and SCAP code; the baseline protocol linking crypto, messaging and Ethereum for private business workflows and contact‑tracing APIs; OSLC and MQTT with Eclipse Paho as parallel spec+reference implementations; OASIS standards are largely royalty‑free (≈0.25% not).
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:45Wildfires in 2020
- 1:48My Personal Experience
- 4:06Open Connectivity Framework
- 4:53The elephant in the room
- 5:54Open Source and Open Standards
- 7:46Hidden Gems
- 10:40Todays World
- 11:54Open Development
- 14:18Historical Projects
- 14:38OASIS
- 16:44Baseline Protocol
- 18:29OSSLP
- 22:18Emergency Response
- 26:00Green Economy
- 28:13Points to Consider
- 32:23Questions
- 37:13Licensing
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