1 INTEROPERABILITY (IOP) FOUNDATIONS FOR THE FUTURE By Kevin Swann Business Development Director.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

IP-PBX & Voice-Gateway Solution From Green Path Technologies Co.,ltd.

Advertisements

Radio Solutions.

MARKET POSITIONING OF TETRA

Key issues to consider when switching to digital January 2012.

TETRA Release 2 - Overview

Radio over Internet Protocol

Next Generation Wireless Technologies Jason Hillyard New York City July 14-16, 2000.

Building Applications with SIP Conferencing / Collaboration Alan D. Percy Director, Market Development AudioCodes.

1 Cognitive Radio Networks Zhu Jieming Group Presentaion Aug. 29, 2011.

GSM.. Onno W. Purbo Trend Global-nya.. GSM  GSM/GPRS  EDGE  WCDMA CDMA  CDMA 1X  CDMA % GSM/GPRS Market Share 2005.

Software Defined Radio Analysers for LMR Testing Lex Grubner Managing Director RF Test Solutions Ltd May 2010.

Cellular Fundamentals 3G Technologies Bellevue Community College Bob Young, Instructor.

IMT 2000, CDMA x And Future Trends.  IMT 2000 objective.  CDMA x.  IMT 2000 Technological Options Brief Outline  Migration Paths.

G53SEC 1 Revision & Exam Tips G53SEC. 2 Today’s Lecture: Revision Summary + Tips Exam Tips Preliminary Coursework Feedback.

The Wireless Communication System Xihan Lu. Wireless Communication Cellular phone system Cordless telephone system Bluetooth Infrared communication Microwave.

UMTS Mohamed Mokdad Ecole d’Ingénieurs de Bienne.

Mobile Communications Chapter 11 : Outlook The future of mobile and wireless networks – Is it 4G? All IP? Licensed? Public? Private?

Overview.  UMTS (Universal Mobile Telecommunication System) the third generation mobile communication systems.

Mobile Computer Communication Services Daytime Organizer.

11.1 Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jochen H. Schiller MC Mobile Communications Chapter 11 : Outlook The future of mobile and wireless networks.

20/08/2015 Software Defined Radio Activities within Europe in the European Commission’s TCAM Committee and ETSI 1GSC-9, Seoul SOURCE:ETSI – ERM-TG#32 TITLE:Software.

22 October, 2007, Tokyo Hitomi Murakami, Ph. D Professor, Seikei University MOMO Tokyo Meeting The Impact of Mobile Broadband.

SEMINAR ON “ GPRS “ GPRS- General Packet Radio Service provides a direct link into the Internet from a GSM phone Downloaded From Projectsbhangar.com.

“Approaches to Interoperability Standardization” by Timothy Schoechle, PhD CyberLYNX Technology Corporation Boulder, Colorado, USA for National Conference.

Concept & Practicality in London Borough of Newham VOIP.

Voice Solutions.

An implementation of Distributed TETRA over IP

1 April 18, th ANNUAL IEEE TECHNICAL EXCHANGE MEETING TETRA Radio Technology for the New Century Bayan A Al-Mobarak Computer & Comms Engineering.

February 25, Infrastructure-ENUM Secure, Private, Next Generation Addressing Infrastructure Douglas J. Ranalli Founder, Chief Strategy Officer NetNumber,

Integrated digital enhanced network

Bilal Saqib. Courtesy: Northrop Grumman Corporation.

GSM: The European Standard for Mobile Telephony Presented by Rattan Muradia Requirement for course CSI 5171 Presented by Rattan Muradia Requirement for.

TETRA Congress Warsaw, Military use of TETRA Dr Michael Street Chair, Working Group 5 (Voice Coding), ETSI TC TETRA Principal Scientist,

04/06/ Applications on Wireless Platform Ulpiano Conde González.

RIOS Overview Overall classification of this brief is UNCLASSIFIED.

Ben-Gurion University of the Negev Analyzing the Integration of Innovative Telecommunication Technologies Project Number P Yossi Twizer Supervisor:

Private GSM/Mobile Network Defense & Paramilitary Forces Product is Registered Intellectual Property Rights of Coral Telecom Limited.

Cellular Networks No. 1  Seattle Pacific University Cellular Wireless Networks Common issues for wireless solutions Kevin Bolding Electrical Engineering.

NATO UNCLASSIFIED – Releasable to internet 1 Future NATO Secure Multimedia Standard Dr Michael Street CIS Division NATO C3 Agency Dr Michael Street CIS.

1 Software Radio Enabling Dynamic Spectrum Management.

Copyright © 2008 Vanu, Inc. 1 Software Radio Infrastructure Solutions for Caribbean Carriers Rob Anglin COO Vanu, Inc. July 16, 2008.

4G-MOBILE COMMUNICATION D.MANOJ KUMAR III. B.Tech, E.C.E N.B.K.R.Institue of Science and technology P.PALLAVI II. B.Tech, E.C.E Kakatiya Institue of Technology.

Voice over IP Are we there yet ? Presented by: Mark Caswell, Empire Technologies, LLC. Voice over IP.

March 15, 2008 PM of FMC 1 Rich Watson Director of Technical Marketing DiVitas Networks – Mountain View March 15, 2008.

Communications Government Services, Incorporated Software Defined Radio for Public Safety Presentation to the National Conference on Emergency Communication.

4G Mobile Communications. MOBILE SYSTEM GENERATION First Generation (1G) Mobile System:  The introduction of cellular systems in the late 1970s and early.

AN INTRODUCTION TO (3G) ARIF KHAN.G CISCO N/W ASSOCIATE.

1 Roger Dowling TETRA Association Board Member. 2 A TETRA Market Overview.

Paradox Communication Solution GPRS / GSM

TETRA Terminals Review TETRA Ireland Conference, Dublin David Taylor, Senior Consultant Mason Communications Wednesday 13 April 2005.

Kirk wireless server 400 April 2, kirk wireless server portfolio © 2013 Spectralink Proprietary and Confidential 2 KIRK Wireless Server

Tactical TETRA systems J.Bondierlange Senior Project Manager Thales Communications.

Teachers Name : Suman Sarker Telecommunication Technology Subject Name : Mobile & Wireless Communication-2 Subject Code : 9471 Semester :7th Department.

3G Migrations. Why we need 3G? Or 3G is enough for us?

Implementing VoIP in a wireless world Herman Abel Product Manager Aculab (booth 402) Phone:

Basics of Wireless Networks – Ch. 2 (pp 6-14)

Components of the WAP Standard Layers of WAP divided into 3 groups Bearer Adaptation Hides the differences in the signaling and channel protocols used.

NATO UNCLASSIFIED 1 TETRA Applications for Military Communications Radio Branch NATO Command, Control & Consultation Agency Radio Branch NATO Command,

G-Cloud - The Delivery of a Shared Computing Platform for Government Ian Osborne Director, Digital Systems KTN Intellect.

SEMINAR RADIO NETWORK CONTROLLER FOR 3G MOBILE AND WIRELESS NETWORK DEVICES BY ARDRA . S7 IT SHMEC KADAKKAL ROLL.

AISHWARYA SONKAR INTRODUCTION Mobile wireless industry has started its technology creation, revolution and evolution since early1970s. In.

Rohde & Schwarz Topex TOPEX IP Radio Gateway July 2011.

Wideband PMR/PAMR: what is it, who wants it and how much spectrum does it need? Tony Greaves SVP Europe and CEO Dolphin UK.

Advancing National Wireless Capability Date: March 22, 2016 Wireless Test Bed & Wireless National User Facility Paul Titus Department Manager, Communications.

07/05/2017 Software Defined Radio Activities within Europe in the European Commission’s TCAM Committee and ETSI 1GSC-9, Seoul SOURCE:ETSI – ERM-TG#32 TITLE:Software.

On-Site PBX Vs Hosted PBX.

Intro. To Telecommunication Sama AlBugami

KIRK Wireless Server 6500 Product Presentation.

IMS & Wireline to Wireless Convergence

NATO UNCLASSIFIED Dr Michael Street CIS Division NATO C3 Agency

Presentation transcript:

1 INTEROPERABILITY (IOP) FOUNDATIONS FOR THE FUTURE By Kevin Swann Business Development Director

Slide 2 Objectives: Paradigm shift in choice  TETRA: - solid foundations - not the end goal - need for future flexibility  Two areas of software IOP: - bank end - front end  Rise of software importance: - key to the future  Choice of hardware v’s choice of software in : –handsets / mobiles –base stations / repeaters –networks / infrastructure –ISSI

Slide 3 TETRA – IOP  Back End - I.P - SIP & RTP

Slide 4 A. IOP Back End  RNC  NIF  PSTN GATEWAY  ISSI/ISI  KMS  OTAR  FIPS

Slide 5 TETRA BACK END IOP  APCO P25, DMR & SDR  WCDMA or GSM / GPRS  Secure TETRA through ISSI/ISI FIPS with codec module? OTAR, KMS

Slide 6 B. Front End (ignore operator issues)  Mobile Phones Analogue UK GSM 900 GSM 1900 AMPS USA GSM 1800 Duelband IOP CDMA Triband IOP Hardware/SoftwareHardware/SoftwareHardware/Software 80% / 20%35% / 65%20% / 80%+ Quadban IOP

Slide 7 Front End – Digital PMR / PAMR / LMR  TETRA TIPS → Tetra II (back compatible)  APCO P25 (backward compatible to analogue) PIPS / PCP’s APCO P25 II  Europe - DMR (possibly USA ++) - DPMR  Japan – TETRA – Like but not IOP

Slide 8 Military Requirements:  Supreme Security  Home Land IOP  Multinational IOP  TETRA / APCO Features

Slide 9 Answer = Software Defined Radio (SDR)  SDR waveforms are key  Implement TETRA and APCO P25 & DMR onto SDR platforms  Then unique waveforms for special requirements

Slide 10 To Action This:  Powerful hardware platform  90%+ of radio integral value = software  New waveforms continuously  STRUCTURE OF SOFTWARE ESSENTIAL

Slide 11 Core Service Means:  Upgradeable software  Fully exercisable software  Win 32 platform  Portability host  SDR future possible  Built upon TETRA foundations

Slide 12 Summary:  Today the choice of system and product is switching from hardware centric to software centric  IOP is a pre-requisite  Future planning is essential  Build TETRA NETWORKS WITH CONFIDENCE but at every stage think SOFTWARE IOP

13 THANK YOU Kevin Swann London Barcelona Sydney Yokohama San Francisco Bonn