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GSC Emergency Communications Task Force Report (GSC-EM TF) Document No: GSC17-PLEN-14 Source: GSC-EM Task Force Contact: Chantal Bonardi GSC Session: PLEN Agenda Item: 8.1 GSC Emergency Communications Task Force Report (GSC-EM TF) Presenter: Chantal Bonardi GSC-EM Task Force Convenor

SET UP, GOALS & ORGANISATION

GSC-EM TF set up November 2011: GSC#16 (Halifax, Canada) set up Task Force on Emergency Communications (GSC-EM TF) GSC-EM TF open to all GSC SDOs January 2012: Chantal Bonardi (ETSI) named as Convenor

GSC-EM TF goal Goal: discover and document a coordinated approach on how to provide emergency communications before, during and after a significant disaster Expected outcome of the GSC-EM TF (defined at first confcall): Identify commonalities, gaps and possible overlaps of standards in each region Catalogue of what exists in each region and what may exist tomorrow on a global scale Regulatory requirements were also collected Broad scope: Public Safety was considered in the report, and not only Emergency calls Make suggestions to the GSC for harmonization Report to be delivered to GSC#17 (May 2013)

GSC-EM organisation All GSC SDOs participated: ARIB (Japan), ATIS (United States of America), CCSA (China), ETSI (Europe), ISACC (Canada), ITU (United Nations), TIA (United States of America), TTA (Korea) and TTC (Japan) Dedicated mailing list: GSC-EM@LIST.ETSI.ORG 50 people subscribed (submitted by GSC SDOs) Monthly confcalls (from June 2012 to April 2013) Average of 9 participants/confcall Aim of confcalls: discuss new input and update draft report accordingly

PROGRESS OF THE WORK AND OUTPUT

How the report has been built Each SDO provided input About its own standards Or, on work/standards done in other organisations or Research & Development Projects Input from a few non-GSC Members via GSC SDOs The report is a compilation of input provided by different organisations, different people, from different countries or regions The aim of the Convenor of the Task Force was to include each input equally, respecting each provider The reader may feel that there is a lack of harmonisation of some clauses. This has been done intentionally.

Structure of the report Only GSC SDOs’ regions where considered: North America, Asia and Pacific, and Europe (due to lack of time and lack of additional input) Regulatory aspects per country or region where presented 4 scenarios "in case of emergency“ where identified Alerting the individuals Alerting the authorities Communication between and among authorities Communication between individuals. Current generic and specific standards where addressed per scenario Ongoing standardization and regulation initiatives were also considered Future possible standards were added Conclusions and suggestions finalise the report

INTERIM CONCLUSIONS AND SUGGESTIONS OF THE REPORT

Interim conclusions (1) Regulatory approach Different National regulations for emergency communications exist in each of the GSC SDOs countries In some regions there is collaboration between countries for regulation Availability of a dedicated spectrum for Public Protection and Disaster Relief is rare In most countries this topic is under study, but not all Availability of standards 3 scenarios, in case of an emergency, are covered: alerting the individuals, alerting the authorities, communication between and among authorities All GSC SDOs’ countries/regions have implemented the main standardized systems, but are not necessarily the same A national or regional emergency mandated number exist (but is not the same worldwide) 4th scenario: communications between individuals. There are no standardized systems for this scenario.

Interim conclusions (2) Future standards Possible new technologies for public safety (such as Reconfigurable Radio Systems): under study at the moment ITU-T Focus Group on Disaster Relief Systems, Network Resilience and Recovery is conducting a study may lead to further work in ITU-T Study Groups, and so to possible global recommendations Recent technologies such as LTE have been mandated for public safety in some countries (like in U.S.A.) but not for the time being in other countries or regions Standards cooperation Some initiatives of SDOs cooperation already such as 3GPP, MESA, CMAS (Canada and U.S.A.) Collaboration between countries or regions is very important Collaboration between all SDOs (and not only GSC SDOs) seems essential for a coordinated approach

Suggestions (1) Having the same system deployed everywhere in the world, for each kind of communication (such as alerting the individuals), could be an ideal solution But regulatory requirements are different from one country/region to another Will future technologies solve this issue, or will interoperable solutions between different systems have to be worked out? Encourage and enhance collaboration between SDOs worldwide, and see if harmonization of standards could be better developed Collaboration is already in place in some parts of the world where there are regional (or partly regional) approach (such as Europe and Canada/U.S.A.) SDOs have a very good opportunity to collaborate on new capabilities and new technologies for emergency communications and public safety

Suggestions (2) Encourage interoperable solutions The report provides a better knowledge of existing technologies/capabilities and gives an opportunity to work with SDOs worldwide to develop interoperable solutions where possible Interoperable solutions: not only technology needs to be interoperable, but the working procedures also need to be aligned In order to facilitate interoperable solutions and reduce cost and time of deployment, public safety solutions should, whenever practical, be based on global commercial standards SDOs are encouraged to consider public safety support when writing standards, and consider required standardization time and deployment cost

Suggestions (3) The main suggestion is to continue the work of the GSC-EM Task Force until GSC#18 in order to complete the report with further input into the current clauses; and with additional clauses to cover all the regions and main countries.

GSC#17 is invited to Note the interim conclusions and suggestions in slides 10 to 14 Encourage and enhance collaboration between SDOs worldwide, and see if harmonization of Standards could be better developed Encourage interoperable solutions based on global commercial standards Agree to continue the work of the GSC Task Force en Emergency Communications until GSC#18

Contact Details: chantal.bonardi@etsi.org Thank you! Many thanks to all the participants of this Task Force for their considerable effort! Contact Details: chantal.bonardi@etsi.org Thank you!