European PPDR Broadband situation

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1 European PPDR Broadband situation CEPT/ECC WGFM Civil Military Dublin Nov 2013 Hans Borgonjen LEWP-RCEG (Chair Forerunner/Broadband) Chairman TCCA-CCBG User&operator group

2 Platforms / Agenda LEWP - RCEG (Law Enforcement Working Party Radio Communication Expert Group) - Forerunner Group LEWP Matrix CEPT-FM-PT49 Frequency (allocation) studies/advice European Commission - RSPG + RSPP text TCCA - CCBG (Tetra & Critical Communication Association) (Critical Communication Broadband Group) - CCBG user+operator requirement group: umbrella document - Time line (Roadmap) - Strategic Case (Business Case)

3 Mission critical communication for Public Safety Mission critical mobile voice lessons learned 1 common standard. 1 harmonised frequency band: 2x5 MHz in MHz BUT: We need more data in the field Mission critical mobile Broadband 1 common standard: LTE + specific extra s 1 harmonised frequency band Goal: Being part of the worldwide LTE ECO system

4 Digital voice networks Public Safety Q Key Nationwide TETRA Italy Ireland Poland Estonia Greece Bulgaria Portugal Slovenia Romania Lithuania Tetrapol Isle of Man Vatican State Airwave - UK IRJA - Iceland VIRVE - Finland Pro-M - Hungary RAKEL- Sweden Nodnett - Norway ASTRID - Belgium TetraNet - Denmark Digitalfunk - Austria C Netherlands BOS Digitalfunk Germany Regional TETRA Nationwide TETRA under construction Project in progress likely to be TETRA No project known All in MHz band 1

5 The Public Safety World - Mission critical operations, information and communication - Working under stress + high risks - Mobile communication is oftens the only lifeline - It has to work ALWAYS, especcially when everything else fails frontline officers must trust the solution. PPDR cannot operate with Best Effort networks

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7 Train crash Halle Belgium - Feb 2010

8 LEWP-RCEG Law Enforcement Working Party (LEWP) Radiocommunication Expertgroup (RCEG) Broadband + Frequencies Radio experts from all countries Governmental operators, police, MoI / Justice Lot of expertise from national radio projects

9 RCEG: 2 subgroups ISI + Forerunner Group Expert group on radio technology + frequencies Task Forerunner Group: long term solution mobile broadband data Harmonised technical solution Harmonised frequency band(s)

10 Council - COMIX recommendation Effective cross-border cooperation requires adequate communication capabilities including interoperable radio communication systems in border areas and between operational services from different Member States In the long term, law-enforcement and public-safety radio communication systems will need to support and to be able to exchange high-speed mobile data information; current law-enforcement, public-safety and commercial networks may not be able to support this

11 Council - COMIX recommendation RECOMMENDS that The Electronic Communication Committee (CEPT / ECC) be tasked to study the possibility of obtaining sufficient additional frequency allocation below 1GHz for the development of future law-enforcement and public-safety voice and high-speed data networks Spectrum saves lives

12 Council - COMIX recommendation RECOMMENDS that European standardisation bodies be invited to start producing a European standard satisfying law-enforcement and public-safety services' operational requirements regarding high-speed data communication and roaming functionality in the medium term

13 LEWP-RCEG activities - Letters to frequency authorities - Participation in mobile Broadband working groups - LEWP user requirement matrix high speed data Known as the LEWP Matrix Basis for CEPT-FM-PT49 frequency work Basis for ETSI for technology discussion

14 PublicSafety highspeed user requirements Type of application + services throughput p/s per session use per month per user Number of users mobility (using while moving) quality of experience (can there be a hiccup in the connection) Availability/ start-up time timeliness continuous operational availability (mission critical level) LOCATION DATA A(V)LS data to CCC low high high high medium ready high high A(V)LS data return medium high medium high medium ready high high MULTI MEDIA Video from/to CCC for following + intervention high low medium high low ready when vehicle is ready medium high Video for fixed observation medium (high on hdd) high low low low low medium medium Video on location (disaster or event area) high low low low medium Take along on ad hoc basis medium high; availability at Golden Hour essential Video conferencing operations medium low low low low low medium low

15 Type of application + services throughput p/s per session use per month per user Number of users mobility (using while moving) quality of experience (can there be a hiccup in the connection) Availability/ start-up time timeliness continuous operational availability (mission critical level) Photo broadcast medium low medium high low ready low medium Photo to select group medium low low high low ready low medium OFFICE APPLICATIONS PDA PIMsync medium high low high low ready low low Mobile workspace + (incl public internet) medium medium low high low ready low low DOWNLOAD OPERATIONAL INFORMATION Incident information download (text + images) from CCC to fieldunits + Netcentric working medium low medium low high ready medium high

16 LEWP-RCEG letters on frequencies Letters under Swedish + Cyprus presidency to ECC, CEPT-FM, PT49 - Stating the importance of CEPT-FM-PT49 - Offer to continue to cooperate - Stating the earlier LEWP inputs Letter under Irish presidency as reaction on EC RSPG draft opinion Stating the importance of harmonised PPDR spectrum for mission critical mobile Broadband

17 RSPP Radio Spectrum Policy Program RSPP Art. 8(3), Quote <<The Commission shall, in cooperation with the Member States seek to ensure that sufficient spectrum is made available under harmonised conditions to support the development of safety services and the free circulation of related devices as well as the development of innovative interoperable solutions for public safety and protection, civil protection and disaster relief.>>

18 Further activities RCEG - Continuing working on frequencies + standardisation: CEPT-FM-PT49, ETSI, TCCA-CCBG New initiative: umbrella group worldwide for 3GPP work - Mobile data applications - EC Research program: Where can we participate (FP7) + can we make our own proposals (Horizon 2020)?

19 International cooperation Tetra & Critical Communication Association (TCCA) Subgroup CCBG: Critical Communication Broadband Group Broader scope: also Railways, utilities etc. PPDR want to be part of global LTE Eco system There are many TCCA-CCBG activities on LTE Basic work done in CCBG Via CCBG input to 3GPP + ETSI Some countries participate directly in 3GPP + ETSI

20 TCCA-CCBG TCCA-CCBG activities on LTE, 3GPP etc. See landscape There is an umbrella document with all user requirements + system requirements Based on all kind of existing URS s There is a discussion on architecture: What in the LTE core + what in an upper application layer

21 SFPG Applications WG Technical Forum TCCA FM 49 Marketing Group Radio Spectrum OUA Critical Communication Broadband Group Asia Pacific APCO NPST C LEWP of JHA Council PSCE NIST Research Bodies 3GPP LTE ETSI TETRA TC and WGs DG INSFO Exact model of cooperation to be defined European Union RSCOM WG FM CEPT/ECC Complex landscape 21 TCCA + CCG Standard-oriented bodies Regulation EU Bodies US Bodies

22 Roadmap There is a global high level Roadmap made to give a reference Presentation on behalf of the TETRA + Critical Communications Association

23 Capacity Timescales Based on practical implementation of a harmonised European solution NOTES Tetra, Tetrapol, P25, GSM-R are already for years in use for mission critical voice Tetra-1, Tetrapol, P25 and GSM-R have limited data functionalities TEDS is now possible and offers more data capacity < TEDS > TETRA-1/Tetrapol/P25/GSM-R mission critical Data TETRA/Tetrapol/P25/GSM-R mission critical Voice < /30? Presentation on behalf of the TETRA + Critical Communications Association

24 Capacity Timescales Based on practical implementation of a harmonised European solution NOTES Tetra, Tetrapol, P25, GSM-R are already for years in use for mission critical voice Tetra-1, Tetrapol, P25 and GSM-R have limited data functionalities TEDS is now possible and offers more data capacity Commercial networks can provide data functionalities now The coming period will be used for preparation of a European harmonised dedicated Broadband solution: frequencies + technology/standard When this work is ready around 2020, dedicated networks can be realized (without harmonisation and with frequencies available it can sooner) < TEDS > TETRA-1/Tetrapol/P25/GSM-R mission critical Data Next Generation Development TETRA/Tetrapol/P25/GSM-R mission critical Voice < /30? Presentation on behalf of the TETRA + Critical Communications Association

25 Capacity Timescales Based on practical implementation of a harmonised European solution NOTES Tetra, Tetrapol, P25, GSM-R are already for years in use for mission critical voice Tetra-1 and GSM-R have limited data functionalities TEDS is now possible and offers more data capacity Commercial networks can provide data functionalities now The coming period will be used for preparation of a European harmonised dedicated Broadband solution: frequencies + technology/standard When this work is ready around 2020, dedicated networks can be realized (without harmonisation and with frequencies available it can sooner) Period after 2020 is unclear: Many existing networks will not be ready for replacement Voice services over LTE will be limited in early implementations Full TETRA functionality will take longer to replicate For many markets Tetra will still be used for voice anyhow Commercial networks will also still be used (e.g. for non-mission critical) in a hybrid model < TEDS > TETRA-1/Tetrapol/P25/GSM-R mission critical Data Next Generation Development TETRA/Tetrapol/P25/GSM-R mission critical Voice < /30? Presentation on behalf of the TETRA + Critical Communications Association

26 Frequencies CEPT-FM-PT49 PT49: special working group for PPDR mobile broadband PT49 has a close relationship with LEWP LEWP Matrix is basis for frequency demand discussion Report A / CEPT-199 with LEWP Matrix + German study as basis is ready. Result: minimum 2x10 MHz needed Now working on Report B : which frequency band(s)? 2 options: MHz band PPDR prefers 700 MHz band

27 Consider our needs 2 x 10 MHz minimum for terrestrial network - Harmonised model - At least in CEPT - Ideally globally - Real use on National basis - LTE choise - commercial technology - roaming to commercial networks 700 MHz is perfect solution for world wide PPDR solution

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