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Terrestrial Division / Technology / Mobile Communications Unit
Emergency Networks CHORIST Overview
Gonzalo García de Frutos
Mobile Communications Unit
Terrestrial Division
abertis telecom
EU-112 EVENT, Murcia 25/26 of May 2010
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Index 1. About abertis telecom
2. Emergency Networks and Control Rooms
3. CHORIST Overview
4. CHORIST Modules
5. CHORIST Warning System
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abertis group in 2009
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Toll roads Telecom Airports Car parks Logistics
5 sectors
17 countries
11,000 employees
Revenues: €3,620m (*)
Chile
Portugal
South Africa
United Kingdom
Spain
Morocco
Andorra
Colombia
Bolivia
Sweden
Italy
Argentina
Puerto Rico
USA
France
Jamaica
Mexico
(*) on 31/12/2007
About abertis telecom
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abertis telecom
100 %100 %
27,7 %
32 % 33,4 % 51 %
Terrestrial Business Unit Satellite Business Unit
� Digital and analogue TV broadcasting
� Digital and analogue radio broadcasting
� Radio communications
� Transmission
� Co-location
� Other ( O&M, engineering, … )
Terrestrial Business Units
Media Leader in supplying transportation and broadcasting services
WholesaleSupplier of infrastructure services throughout the whole of Spain
Public SafetyRadio communication services to safety and emergency
Main Activities
� More than 3000 sites over Spain
� Leader in TV and Radio broadcasting market
� Leader in emergency radio communication
networks (deployed and in operation the
main TETRA Networks in Spain)
Main assets
1 About abertis telecom
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Emergency Networks Experience
2 Emergency Networks and Control Rooms
1- AGORA (RESCAT) Network in Cataluña (> 200 BS’s): initial deployment 2000-2005, expansion 2007-2009; operation and maintenance
2- COMDES Network in Valencia (> 100 BS’s): deployment 2008-09; operation and maintenance
3- RADIECARM Network in Murcia (19 BS’s); deployment 2006-08;
4- TETRA Navarra (35 BS’s): deployment 2008; operation and maintenance;
5-TETRA Jerez: deployment 2004 operation and maintenance;
6- Secora Sevilla (9 BS’s): deployment 2006-07;
operation and maintenance
7- Metro Linea 9 Barcelona (66 BS’s): ongoing deployment;
8- TETRA test Network in Cantabria.
abertis telecom designs, implements, operates and maintains Networks for Emergency and Security Services.
abertis telecom did the first step in TETRA in 1999 with the first test of TETRA network in Cataluña.
Since then abertis telecom is active in looking for innovative solutions to provide better service to its customers.
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Emergency Systems Integration in Control Rooms
abertis telecom designs & implements Integrated Control Room Solutions based in the experience in Emergency Telecommunications' Networks improving the operator efficiency through ad hoc integrated solutions
Comunications Dispatcher
Control Layer
Audio
GIS
Emergency Organization Manager
Incident Management
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Advanced Communication Dispatcher
Statistics Reports
Network Infraestructure
PABX
Analogue Networks
TETRA/TETRAPOLEMREGENCY SERVICES
Switching Systems
Traffic Control
2 Emergency Networks and Control Rooms
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Contractual aspects
3 CHORIST Overview
• Contract:
– European Commission
– Programme: FP6 (2002-2006)
– Thematic priority / domain: IST (Information Society Technologies)
• Figures:
– Consortium: 17 members, from 8 European countries
– Starting date: 1st June 2006
– Duration: 3 years 2 months
– budget: 12,780,000 €
– EC funding: 7,089,000 €
– manpower: 1,150 person.months
CHORIST = integrating Communications for
enHanced envirOnmental RISk management and
citizens safeTy
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Consortium
3 CHORIST Overview
ITALY:- Elsag Datamat- European Commission DirectorateGeneral Joint Research Centre (JRC)
THE NETHERLANDS:- one2many- Stichting Platform Mobile Messages(SPMM)
- Technische Universiteit Delft (TUD)
CZECH REPUBLIC:- Komcentra
FINLAND:- EADS Secure Networks Oy- Teknillinen Korkeakoulu (TKK)(Helsinki University of Technology)
FRANCE:- EADS Defence and Security Systems
- Thales Communications- Institut Eurecom
UNITED KINGDOM:- Avanti Communications Ltd- British Association of Public-Safety Communications Officers Limited(BAPCO)
SPAIN:- Tradia Telecom- Vodafone España
BELGIUM:- European Emergency Number Association (EENA)
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CHORIST Scope
3 CHORIST Overview
The World as the Population would like it to be...
...but sometimes, the World is more…
POPULATIONWORLD
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CHORIST Scope
3 CHORIST Overview
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System Overview: Modules
4 CHORIST Modules
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Module 1: Risk Assessment
4 CHORIST Modules
CHORIST risk assessment report subsystem
Alerts Common Operational Picture Sensors
networks
Industry and
environment
monitoring
agencies
Authorities (local, regional,
national)
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Risk Awareness module
Risk Assessment module
C orre zi on e de l le p rev i si on i co n i d at i
id rome t r ic i
te mpo
portate
val or i cor r et ti
val or i cal col ati
val or i m isu ra ti
Models for forecast (meterological, hydrological...)
Alert data merger and correlation
Alert data archiving
Message dispatch for alert trigger
Situation analysis
Threat assessment and risk definition
Alert elaboration
112 call
centers
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Module 2: Population Warning
4 CHORIST Modules
TV
Radios
Sirens / Loudspeakers
Mobile phone
"Chemical plant
leakage -
Stay home"
Warning messages to broadcast:
Area where to broadcast the message:
National, Regional or Local authorities
Natural hazard / industrial accident
area
Decide
Broadcast
Population
CHORIST warning subsystem
Many other means: - fixed phones - satellites - road signs , etc.
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Select 2
Receive 4
Warning messages dispatcher
Schedule of the broadcast
Act as needed 5
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Module 3: Rapidly deployable communications
4 CHORIST Modules
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Module 3: Rapidly deployable communications
4 CHORIST Modules
CHORIST rapidly deployable WIDEBAND system
Field
rescue teams
Video maps
. . .
Data & Application
Servers
IP backbone
TETRA TEDS cell
TETRA narrowband cell
Voice
OPTIONAL
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MCD: flexible toolbox
5 CHORIST Warning System
CHORIST
MODULE 1
Message Creator
& Dispatcher
(MCD)
CAP XML-
RPC SOAP
interface
HTTP/POST
interface
RSS/ATOM
interface
E-Mail / FTP
interface
Custom
interface
(plug-in)
DAB/DVB
gateway
SMS
gateway
Cell
Broadcast
Gateway
Web/Rss
Gateway
Siren
Gateway
Gateway
interface
User Interface
GIS interfacing
Allows authorities to send warning messages to the maximum number of people in a defined area in the minimum of time
Useable:-at different levels(Local / Regional / National)-with several channelsat the same time-messages written in several languages
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Cell Broadcast
5 CHORIST Warning System
� With SMS-Cell Broadcast it is possible to send a text message to- a large number of subscribers,- in near real-time,- including visitors from other countries,- with location specific information- in their desired language- even when the network is congested
� To citizens a CB message resembles an SMS message� CB is broadcast and therefore unconfirmed� CB has to be activated on the phone� EU governments want assurance that a message has reached the target group� Reporting requirements are new in CHORIST:
- A geographical map indicating the requested area of broadcast and the covered area of broadcast- Support for multiple languages- Standardization: Channels for public warning; support for roaming; Menu for activating public warning; Specific ring-tone for public warning
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Outdoor Sirens
5 CHORIST Warning System
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DVB and DAB Architecture
5 CHORIST Warning System
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DVB and DAB End User
5 CHORIST Warning System
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Needed Changes to implement Module 2 solution
5 CHORIST Warning System
� Authorities: - Deal with cross border warnings- Add a new activity in the communication to citizens- Training the staff
� Broadcasting Networks: - Standards need to be defined- Solutions need to be implemented- Economic agreement need to be made between the Authorities and the Network Operator.
� Receivers: - The end device must be adapted- Problem of already sold equipment: update ?- Incentive ?
� Population: - Inform of the possibility of being warned- Educate on how to react- Train
