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International Public Safety Forum Tuesday, 24th November 2015

Chair Tero Pesonen, Chairman TCCA/Critical Communications Broadband Group

Participants Phil Kidner CEO, TCCA

Elizabeth Mead Senior Analyst, IHS

Jonas Karlsson Chief Architect Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency, Sweden Chairman TCCA/Operators and Users Association

Daniel Rupp Chairman Broadband Communication Group, Federal Office for Civil Protection, Switzerland

Manfred Blaha Head of User Committee, PSCE

Themes for debate • Role and future of TETRA

Phil Kidner, CEO TCCA

• Threats to the PPDR communityElizabeth Mead, Senior Analyst, IHS

• Cross border public safety communication– case Norway - SwedenJonas Karlsson, Chief Architect, Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency, Sweden Chairman Operators and Users Association, TCCA

• Transition from TETRAPOL to Broadband in SwitzerlandDaniel Rupp, Chairman Broadband Communication Group,Federal Office for Civil Protection, Switzerland

• European PPDR project funding– case Horizon 2020 DRS-18 BroadmapManfred Blaha, Head of User Committee, PSCE

Phil Kinder CEO, TCCA

Presentation on behalf of the TETRA + Critical Communications Association

My view of TETRA going forward

• Here for many years to come ! • Still the premier voice and data technology installed by

critical communications users in over 130 countries • Major implementations ongoing • Yet more contracts ! • Record shipments • Ongoing development • Spectrum and coverage • Clear evolution path • Economic outlook

Elizabeth Mead Senior Analyst, IHS

Threats to the PPDR Community: Technological Advantage Elizabeth Mead

Elizabeth Mead, Senior Analyst, IHS +44 1933 408046

[email protected]

Advancing Technology in Crime

54% Increase In terrorist incidents between 2013 and 2014

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Social Media Messaging Online Threats Cybercrime

The PPDR community needs strong technological advancement to deal with evolving threats from multiple platforms

Integrated control rooms and dispatch solutions

Integration of Social Media & messaging services

Predictive and reactive policing

Technological Advancements in Public Safety

Existing Terminal Network

Wireless Sensor Network

Integrated Dispatching

System

Predictive Intelligence

Reactive Intelligence

Predictive Identif ication Historic Trend application

Predictive situational intelligence

Reactive situational aw areness Direct image/video transmission Data application management

Cellular Network

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PMR/LMR: The Future of Data

15% growth in shipments of LMR data devices (2015 – 2019)

1.8 million

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Digital mapping

Transfer of images

Real time video/ CCTV

Biometric data

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Jonas Karlsson Chief Architect, Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency Chairman, Operators and Users Association, TCCA

Norway-Sweden ISI cross border project

Jonas Karlsson Chief Architect Rakel MSB

ISI Inter System Interface International Public Safety Forum 24th Nov 2015

A tradition of cross-border collaboration

Norway 5 000 000 inhabitants 324 000 km2 + 61 500 km2 15 persons per km2

Sweden 9 500 000 inhabitants

528 000 km2

20 persons per km2

Common border: 1619 km

A constant stream of people cross the Norwegian-Swedish border

• Border commerce is continually setting new records

• Nordby shopping centre outside Strömstad has 7 million visitors a year

• There are medical transport runs almost daily to hospitals across the border

• Easter in Strömstad is almost a pilgrimage for Norwegians

• 18,000 vehicles a day cross the Svinesund Bridge, of which 2,500 are heavy goods vehicles

• Emergencies occur close to the 1,600 km border

Nødnett and Rakel

A clear project goal Swedish - the emergency services can use their Rakel mobiles all over Norway Norwegian - the emergency services can use their Nødnet terminals all over Sweden

A balance between needs, options and obstacles

The method will support the technology The technology will support the method • Two authorities with different powers • Two countries with established yet

different methods • New guidelines need to be produced

There is no quick fix!

A jigsaw in which every piece is crucial for the big picture

Working groups with representatives from both countries

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Net

Radio terminals

Guidelines

Control room

Training & exercises

Exercise/ demonstration

Terminology

Law

Methodology

Talk group structure

Guidelines for cross border collaboration

Myndigheten för samhällsskydd och beredskap

SGSI

Interconnect: Rakel – Nödnett

sTESTA

RAD MP-4104 RAD MP-4104

RADview Management Cisco ADSM

RADview Management Cisco ADSM

Ethernet

Ethernet

E1 E1

ISI GW ISI GW

Encryption following Swedish regulations

Encryption for EU Restricted

Handover between Countries

(Government approved)


Range för common status numbers and group numbers

Status numbers • 50900 – 57343 • 34000 – 36863 GSSI • 9086 xxx: DK-FI, NO-SE • 9087 xxx: DK-NO, FI-SE • 9088 xxx: DK-SE, FI-NO • 9089 xxx: International

Cooperation

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I för ISI-talgrupp

Kontrollerande nät, NO el SE (enl ISO 3166)

Deltagande nät, NO el SE (enl ISO 3166)

1-4: Syd 5-6: Nord 7-8: Nationellt

Recommendation naming

I – [CSwMI] – [PSwMI] – [Prefix] – [Nummer]

Example: I-NO-SE-F-1

P = Police, Politi/ Polis F = Fire, Brann/Räddningstjänst H = Health, Helse/Ambulans CU = Customs, Toll/Tull EM = Emergency, F+P+H CO = Cooperation, alla aktörer som har ISI programmerade i radioterminalerna.

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Multi agency demo Norway-Sweden ISI • Type: Field exercise • Place: Decided • Time: November 2016 • Planning: Exercise by end-users • Scenario: Bus accident • Training and

education : Autumn 2016


Questions

Daniel Rupp Chairman Broadband Communications Group Federal Office for Civil Protection

26 Bundesamt für Bevölkerungsschutz

Telematiksysteme

Federal Office for Civil Protection Infrastructure/Telematics Systems

Federal Office for Civil Protection Telematics Systems

International Public Safety Forum Collogne, November 24th 2015

Daniel Rupp, Chairman Broadband Communication Group Switzerland


Telematiksysteme


POLYCOM when completed in 2015 Investments: • Cantons: ~ 250 M CHF • Confederation: ~ 500 M CHF

Technical facts:

• Technology Tetrapol • Frequency range 400MHz • Main switches (MSW): 41 • Secondary switches (SSW): 107 • Simulcast master (SM): 22 • Radio base stations: ~ 750 • Radio links: ~ 1,000 • Standardised interfaces (SPC-masters): 41 • Key management centre: 1 (+1) • Mobile / handheld terminals: 55’000

Organisation: • Partial network operators 24

Power failure backup: 72h


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Requirements are becoming evident … apart from tactical voice communications, highly available mobile broadband services are in demand

Management information

Situation display

Query database

Tracking data and telemetry

Office IT

Video transmission

Voice services

Paging / messaging

polycom


Telematiksysteme


All systems green … By 2015, POLYCOM will encompass all areas

POLYCOM Tetrapol Coverage November 2015

GSM G2 Coverage Swisscom Mid 2015

LTE 4G Coverage Swisscom Mid 2015

polycom


Telematiksysteme


Renewal of voice communications

system 400MHz

2015 2020 2025 2030

POLYCOM+ broadband data services LTE 700MHz

POLYCOM voice communications 400MHz

Hybrid (dedicated multiplatform solution)

polycomThe Swiss Approach


Telematiksysteme


Future broadband services LTE 700

The Swiss Approach

1. Built own LTE Core 2. RAN Sharing with public

provider 3. Built dedicated RAN in

selected areas

Switzerland will support option A


Telematiksysteme

Federal Office for Civil Protection Infrastructure/Telematics Systems


Questions ?

Manfred Blaha Head of User Committee, PSCE

[email protected] www.psc-europe.eu

Introduction to PSCE

Established 2009 as result of a EU-funded project Non-profit Technology neutral PPDR (Public Protection and Disaster Relief) user focus Conferences Workshops EU-Consultations White Papers


What is Horizon 2020 ?

~ € 1.700.000.000 2014-2020


Secure Societies


Why participate?

Get your problem(s) solved You may not be alone with that problem Develop joint solutions Develop interoperable solutions with partners

Get industrial support in solution finding Get research support in solution finding

Get financial support for problem solving Equipment Project cost Personnel cost


BroadMap proposal

Establishing the PPDR requirements, core set of specifications and roadmap for procurement to achieve future evolution of

EU broadband applications and interoperable radio communication

solutions


Consortium „Requirement consolidation“ Your expertise is needed. The 15 national partners will be organising national workshops to get your opinion (~June 2016) GO AND CONTACT THEM (or your neighbour country) to get you involved! Join the 2 European Workshops too !!!


PSCE Conference, 9-10 Dec. Oxford WRC’15 - 700MHz Roadmap for PPDR 4G / 4G transition to 5G Social Media and Information Exchange for Emergency Management Mobile broadband for PPDR A brokerage event on the upcoming Horizon2020 ICT and Security

calls will be held on 8 December 2015 at 15:30. H2020 work programme 2016-2017: Leadership in enabling and industrial technologies: Information and

Communication Technologies Secure societies – Protecting freedom and security of Europe and its

citizens

#PSCEoxford


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Time for wrap-up

Bonus theme Paradigm shifts in public safety eco-system – can there be any?

Trend: Always on-line

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/facebook/6155017/Trapped-girls-updated-Facebook-instead-of-calling-police.html

Cry for help via Facebook instead of 112 call

Virtual Emergency Response Center via Twitter und Facebook

http://pri.org/stories/2013-09-24/when-theres-no-911-kenya-tweets-help

Video upload prior to emergency call
















http://pri.org/stories/2013-09-24/when-theres-no-911-kenya-tweets-help

Multisensing and augmented reality

Project Glass by Google

Enable Talk Gloves

http://techland.time.com/2012/11/01/best-inventions-of-the-year-2012/

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Tero Pesonen has been involved in various management and leadership tasks in global positions involving strong customer intimacy, strategic business orientation and wide-ranging solution development. He has been involved with the Professional Mobile Radio communication business since 1997 and in particular with promoting and organising TETRA Interoperability activities. Over the years he has acquired and developed a deep understanding of the models to use public safety applications. Tero Pesonen has been involved in ground breaking work related to new opportunities in mission critical high speed data. Tero works closely with major public safety and critical infrastructure customers in creating advanced solutions to meet mission critical requirements. Since September 2014 he is the chairman of the TCCA Critical Communications Broadband Group (CCBG) where he is strongly involved in bringing different stakeholders together to create a common critical broadband future. Earlier he has also been a TETRA + Critical Communications Association (TCCA) Board Member. Tero Pesonen holds Master of Science degrees in Electrical Engineering and in Economics. He is also co-author of the “You and Your TETRA Radio” book that explains, in a down to earth manner, the essentials of TETRA.

Contact information

Tero Pesonen Chairman, TCCA CCBG Mobile: +358 50 544 7347 E-mail: [email protected]

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