DOCUMENT #:
GSC13-PLEN-58
FOR:
Presentation
SOURCE:
ETSI
AGENDA ITEM:
6.2
CONTACT(S):
KenMottBAPCO@aol.com
ETSI Emergency Communications
Ken Mott
ETSI TC EMTEL Chairman
Presenter: Mike Sharpe
Submission Date:
June 27, 2008
ETSI EMTEL- New Chairmanship
and key documents
• A new EMTEL Chairman was elected end of 2007:
Ken Mott from BAPCO, KenMottBAPCO@aol.com
• EMTEL deliverables on users’ requirements for scenarios
covering:
– Communication of individuals with authorities
– Communication from authorities to individuals
– Communication between authorities
– Communication amongst individuals
were all published.
• TR 102 476 on Emergency calls and VoIP: possible short and long
term solutions and standardisation activities.
TB approved, should be published in July 2008.
• TR 102 758 on Study on unauthenticated and unregistered access
to emergency services. Currently under drafting.
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ETSI EMTEL- Liaisons
• EMTEL has liaisons with other groups and mainly:
– other ETSI TBs e.g. eHealth, RRS, TETRA, SES, MESA, TISPAN,
MSG
– 3GPP groups e.g. SA1 and CT1
– ITU-T
– IETF-ECRIT
– CoCom EGEA (Expert Group on Emergency Access)
– Etc …
• EMTEL is more and more requested to participate to 112 events,
European Projects on Emergency (on broadband, interoperability),
Global Organisations on Emergency (e.g. TIEMS)
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Planned topics for EMTEL
• A new work item will be created on Gap analysis for 112 issues.
Depending on the result the EMTEL ToRs may be revised.
• A Liaison Statement will be sent to ERM regarding the request for
the allocation of a Broadband spectrum Emergency
Communication independent from any technology
• Satellites and emergencies
– Satellites can play an important role in the infrastructure, replacing
terrestrial networks during outages or whilst unavailable (this is
addressed within ETSI TC SES/SatEC)
– ETSI TC SES/SatEC (Satellite Emergency Communications) deals in
particular with wideband communications via satellite dedicated to
emergency related services
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ETSI EMTEL strategy and long term
• EMTEL is thinking about how to improve the knowledge of the
EMTEL work:
– EMTEL has contacts in different groups but its activities may be not
regularly reported
– Although the industry works on documents the users community are
not generally aware of them
• EMTEL would like to promote its deliverables as references for
Public agencies in Europe to help develop coordinated and
interoperable systems and deliver a high quality service
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