KCP's EACS

KCP Foundation's Emergency Alert and Communication System is designed to broadcast out information through public and broadcast media.

The EACS has a feedback mechanism to analyze, evaluate and possibly alter transmitted information to improve the frequency, timeliness, utility, and reach of transmission.

It uses several type of signals, from those using audible frequencies, to those using radio frequency communication.

'''The EACS' primary purpose is to broadcast announcements from the Foundation's higher-ups or emergency messages from the Foundation's head of security or Site's security forces. ''' However, it can also disseminate other kinds of information, such as news and weather, or memos from employee liaison officials and managers.

The EACS uses several types of message headers (the audible signals before and after the message) which indicate the importance or the trancieved message.

The headers types are:


 * Mundane messages
 * Light containment breach announcement / an important message for the whole site
 * Medium level containment breach announcement / a containment breach in a nearby site
 * Disaster-level containment beach announcement
 * The most disasterious containment breach announcemnt / a disaster-level containment breach in a nearby site