BASIS: Schengen Telecom

Three-Country Pilot Aachen – Luik (Liège) – Maastricht


BASIS: Schengen TelecomOpen borders / No border control

Cross-border co-operation

New technologies

Three-Country pilot international importance


Tetra Project C 2000Supplier: Motorola

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Tetra Pilot Project AachenSupplier: Motorola

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Tetra Project ASTRID

Supplier: Nokia

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Mandate: Review how far cross-border communication will be sufficiently supported from the standpoint of operational practice

Participating countries:


Aim:

On an operational levelSpeech communication facilitiesPubic Order and Safety OrganisationsBorder region Aachen, Maastricht,Liège


Signing Memorandum of Understanding Three-Country Pilot at the 20th of January 2003



Three-Country Pilot goal is to investigate how far on an operational level (mobile) communication facilities of the TETRA-based technologies are sufficient regarding cross-border cooperation between the several organisations for public order and safety and the dispatching rooms in the border region Aachen, Zuid-Limburg and Liège.


Commissioners

Working Group on

Frequencies (WGF)

Working Group on Coupling(WGC)

Working Group on Business Processes

(WGBP)

Project Bureau Three-Country

Pilot

Swisttal, Germany

Steering CommitteeThree-Country Pilot

Representative of the Federal Ministry of the Interior, GermanyRepresentative of the Federal Public Service of the Interior, BelgiumRepresentative of the Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations, The Netherlands

Coordination Group

Project Leader GermanyProject Leader BelgiumProject Leader Netherlands

Public Relations

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Technical Basis by setting up an interim ISI

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Operational Research was applied during the operational field trials. The goal was to detect as many instructive elements as possible.


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Functional requirements for the TETRA ISI

• Functional requirement specification describing architecture, functions and functionality– Based on:

• Technical TETRA ISI standard and Interoperability profiles• Three Country Pilot scenarios and recommendations• ASTRID, BMI and C2000 view


www.3countrypilot.com e-mail: [email protected]

http://www.3countrypilot.com/

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Why C2000Analogue Systems End Life of Type (no more development i.e. paging for firebrigades); no perspective for the future

Maintenance more costly (no spare parts, less qualified personel)

In emergency situations there is no communication between the systems of the public safety users

No support of business processes (Voice and Datatransmission)

Change from Analogue to Digital


Why C2000Cooperation between public safety users Bijlmerramp (El-Al Airplane) Enschede (Firework industry) Volendam (Fire in a local pub) Elfstedentocht Euro2000

Cooperation between countries Schengen Catastrophies (Three Nation Pilot)

Change from Mono usersystems to Multi usersystems


Why TetraCentral questions

Open Standard or SupplierstandardTetra or Tetrapol

Professional or Commercial SystemTetra or GSM/UMTS

CoverageNationwide coverage (C2000) or Partial Coverage (Airwave)Coverage for Mobiles (Germany) orCoverage for Handhelds (C2000)


Why Tetra Which frequency

380-400 MHz (NATO) or 900/1800 MHz

Privat network or Public network Government Owned-Government Operated C2000

(GO-GO) Government Owned-Company Operated ASTRID

(GO-CO) Company Owned-Company Operated AIRWAVE

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TelephoneSystems

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AMBU 2000

MIAS

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TCS3000 Voorhout Comm.

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CityGIS (GPS)

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Anticipated Evolution of PSS use of wireless technologyWB and BB Spectrum before the end of the decade!

Data TETRA I or II

Legend:

V & D 2G

Voice TETRA I

Data Broadband

V & D 3G; 3.5G

Dedicated Public Safety System (PSS) for Mission critical situations

Commercial Systems (CS) for non mission critical situations

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-Predominantly private + Hybrid solutions + Dedicated WB & BB

Documents

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