| Time | Item | Who |
|---|---|---|
| 2 min | Welcome & Antitrust Policy Notice | Trev |
| 5 min | Agenda and Overview of Next Steps | Chris |
| 30 min | Presentation from ICTS | Viola / Yochai |
| 20 min | Presentation from HLN Consulting | Noam |
| 3 min | Wrap up | Chris |
00:06:33 Trev Harmon: https://zoom.us/j/99660516398?pwd=VWdVdDR5OGwzbHZONkUySXJrNEt4UT09 00:12:34 Drummond Reed: This is the Key Interoperability Questions document that Chris is talking about: https://docs.google.com/document/d/11ci2y13piu70VRLoaQ57h6rXkNv8s_CspmF6ypkqvfo/edit?usp=sharing 00:17:23 Drummond Reed: +1 to potential reviewers 00:31:18 Noam Arzt (HLN): Many more are conditional, but the NUMBER is still much smaller, right? 00:31:48 Drummond Reed: Yochai’s audio is somewhat weak - could he get closer to his microphone? 00:33:49 Trev Harmon: I think that even if the actual numbers are currently smaller, the issue is that as travel opens up and the number of travelers increases, the current percentage in amber isn't likely going to go back down. 00:34:01 Drummond Reed: Agreed 00:35:36 Noam Arzt (HLN): Yeah, I get that. But that is not necessarily true depending on what the warning is about. But I trust that these guys have thought that through. 00:37:37 Trev Harmon: True, but I think the implication from the presented timeline is that the growth in the percentage of amber is due directly to COVID-19. My assumption is that the rules put in place by governments and common carriers in response to COVID-19 is what has spawned the growth in amber. 00:39:56 Noam Arzt (HLN): Right, but the world is not standing still either. It is likely that in time some conditions will cease to be ones that raise an alert. 00:40:28 Trev Harmon: Agreed. I would certainly expect that to be the case. 00:43:51 Harry Owen: I can confirm the growth in amber in the last year is directly because of the restrictions put into place by government. While the number of passengers submitted to traveldoc has gone down, their variety is essentially unchanged so it shows a similar spread of scenarios 00:44:57 Drummond Reed: These rules examples have been excellent 00:45:17 Savita Farooqui: +1 00:45:23 Trev Harmon: +1 00:45:34 Noam Arzt (HLN): Agreed. I have some questions... 00:48:38 Drummond Reed: Are their published specifications for the ICTS rules engine so that developers could incorporate it into their apps? 00:49:59 Savita Farooqui: Would it be possible to take a look at that application? which uses the rules? 00:50:23 Noam Arzt (HLN): Wasn't that what he showed first? 00:50:42 Rob Broere: That is probably their IPR 00:52:22 Harry Owen: https://www.traveldoc.aero/ 00:52:58 Trev Harmon: This has been a super helpful presentation. Thank you for sharing it. 00:53:57 Drummond Reed: Harry: does TravelDoc use the ICTS rules engine? 00:54:09 Harry Owen: Yes 00:54:42 Drummond Reed: And is TravelDoc an independent app, or is it developed by ICTS? 00:54:57 Harry Owen: Its developed by ICTS 00:55:59 Harry Owen: Our rules engine's primary purpose is to provide the rules for TravelDoc 00:56:46 Drummond Reed: Thanks - I’m asking to understand if external developers could develop apps that call the ICTS rules engine. Is that a possibility — possibly under license with ICTS? 00:57:18 Viola ICTS: we can provide the ICTS TravelDoc licence service 00:57:32 Drummond Reed: Thanks, that’s very helpful 00:57:37 Harry Owen: This would include an API 00:58:25 Jim StClair: AHRQ - US HHS health agency 00:59:01 Jim StClair: Well, we say we are LOL 01:06:49 Drummond Reed: Great points, Noam — the overall world of vaccinations is quite complex. This is a very important takeaway. 01:17:57 Savita Farooqui: This serves as the data input 01:25:17 Savita Farooqui: Got to go... thank you everyone |
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