Three Country Pilot The way to ISI

1. Three CountryPilotThe way to ISI ”Jeppe” Jepsen Motorola

3. Content of the presentation • Introduction • The 1st phase of the 3CP • The 2nd phase - Functional Requirements of the ISI • The 2nd phase - The way ahead

4. Technical and tactical preperation 2.3.2003 ... 28.06.2003 test-phase Three-Country Pilot Phase 1 Three-Country Pilot Phase 2 Phase 1 Phase 1 ASTRID: operational network C2000: operational network in borderregion Pilot-Project Aachen: Operational network nov 2004 mid 2002 mid 2001 mid 2003

5. Goal 1st phase • Tests on operational level • Speech facilities • Multinational participation of (national/military) police, • border police, fire brigades, ambulance and customs • Border region Aachen, Zuid-Limburg, Liège

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7. Terminal equipment recommendations • Displays have to show active network • Preferential network to be selectable • Identification of group members • Use of DMO still necessary

8. Procedures recommendations • Radioprocedure standard (NATO) • Language for cross border operations?? • International training (dispatching, teams) • Fleetmap with international groups

9. Functionality recommendations • Integration into foreign talkgroups!! • Contact with own dispatching still necessary • Emergency call handling in foreign networks • Automatic Vehicle Location in foreign networks • Data capability to solve language problems • Intervention team statuses • Individual call and phone call

10. Three-Country Pilot Fase 1 Three-Country Pilot Phase 2 Phase 1 Phase 1 ASTRID: operational network C2000: operational network in borderregion Pilot-Project Aachen: Operational network mid 2002 mid 2001 mid 2003 nov 2004

11. Functional requirements for the Tetra ISI • Functional requirement specification describing architecture, functions and services • Based on: • Technical TETRA ISI standard and Interoperability profiles • Three Country Pilot scenarios and recommendations • ASTRID, BMI and C2000 view

12. Content overview • How to interconnect the networks • Subscriber management aspects • Subscriber rights and access to groups • Based on Three Country Pilot experiences • End-user functionality • Based on Three Country Pilot scenarios • Security aspects • Phasing of implementation • Based on Three Country pilot scenarios

13. Netherlands SwMI SwMI SwMI Germany SwMI Belgium SwMI SwMI How to interconnect the networks • On each (national) system there are 5 ISI connections • Two for connection to the other members of the three country pilot • Three for (future) expansion to other networks • When more networks are to be connected this choice needs to be reconsidered • Per ISI one E1 is used, providing 30 parallel voice channels.

14. Subscriber management aspects Individual users • Users are only defined in their own, home network. • Per user it can be configured if it is allowed to work in other networks. • When entering a foreign network, the users home network is always asked if the user is allowed to work in another network. • Fleetmaps of individuals no longer have to be aligned. When a user is on another network, a (temporary) Visitor SSI is used. • A network can be configured to refuse certain ranges of visitors.

15. Subscriber management aspects Different types of users In this way two types of users can be created: • Users allowed to work in foreign networks • Users allowed only to work in the home network

16. Subscriber management aspects Talkgroups • Like every user, every talkgroup has a home network • Access to talkgroups is controlled by the home network • Talkgroups can be configured to be also available on other networks. • Talkgroups can configured to also accept foreign users. • If allowed and programmed, foreign users can select the talkgroup and communicate with other people in the talkgroup, wherever they are.

17. Subscriber management aspects Different types of talkgroups In this way 3 different types of talkgroups can be created: • Talkgroup for international corporation. • available to own users and foreign users when working in the home network or in a foreign network • Talkgroup for international use. • only for use by own users available when working in the home network or in a foreign network • Talkgroup for national use. • only for use by own users in the home network

18. End user functionality • Migration, including • Authentication • Air interface encryption • Group call • Emergency call • Individual call, hook signalling • Status messages • SDS-4 • Telephone call • Talking Party Identity • Calling Line Identity • Pre-emptive Priority Call • Enable/Disable (for security reasons only originated by the home network of the user) • Individual DGNA (for security reasons only originated by the home network of the talkgroup) • Packet data can be implemented in a parallel project via a separate IP gateway

19. Security aspects When entering or switching on in a foreign network, authentication takes place. • Authentication is done based on security information received from the home network of the user. • If successfully authenticated, the radio receives the encryption key needed for DCK air interface encryption. End-to-end encryption is supported for all calls using the ISI

20. Phase 1 Migration including: Authentication Air interface encryption Local services: Outgoing telephone calls Local individual calls Group call Talking Party Identity Emergency call Phase 2 Individual call Status SDS-4 Telephone call Calling Line Identity Individual DGNA Pre-emptive Priority Call Enable/Disable Phasing of implementationPurpose: enable evaluation in an earlier stageLimitation: the more phases, the longer it takes In parallel: Packet data

21. 2nd phase of the Three-Country Pilot • Agreement between DG Security Be/NL upon 2nd phase • Agree and Ratify “Functional requirements for ISI” document on * National level (Ministries etc) * TETRA-MOU (MOU Board, Technical working groups) * Police Cooperation Working Group * PSRG-meeting * Euregion meeting (e.g. Belgium, Luxemburg, Netherlands) • Signed Letter of Intent by suppliers (30th of June 2004)

22. International activities • To establish the PMG-ISI (mandate + projectplan) • Maintenance agreements ASTRID – C2000 • To establish a testing phase to accept ISI • To obtain for European funding • Information sharing EU-countries • Interim solution cross border communication

23. National activities • Agreement upon 2nd phase (3CP internally) • Projectplan 2nd phase (3CP internally) • To determine and obtain European funding • Request for Information/Request for Quotation • Signing of contract with suppliers

24. 2005 – 2008 Development of ISI Q2’05 and Q2 ‘06 Obtaining European Funding May 2004 Functional Requirements Document Q1 2005 Budgetary quotation and planning 2006 - 2007 Maintenance Agreement ASTRID – C2000 2008 IOP certified ISI available Q2 2005 Project plan 2nd phase 3CP 2007 ISI available for testing in 3CP June 2004 Signing LoI by suppliers Q2 ’05 – Q3 ‘05 Interim solution Cross border Communication between countries Q3 – Q4 2005 Signing of Contract: C2000 – Motorola, TetraNed ASTRID – Nokia Q2-Q3 2004 Ratification of FR document 2007-2008 Operational testing 2nd phase Co-ordinate planning C2000 - Motorola, TetraNed and ASTRID - Nokia = Three-Country Pilot project = National projects

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