1. PSCR Location-Based Services Roadmap Location-Based Services Definition and Roadmap Framework

2. Location-Based Services Definition - get in general ballpark, can be updated throughout process – Location-Based Services refers to a broad range of applications/functions/services that are based on or enhanced by information about the physical location of a user, device, or target of interest that provide added value to users.

3. Trends & Drivers Technology Capabilities & Gaps Enabling Actions/Actors Enabled Operational Capabilities Short (0-5 years) Medium (5-10 years) Long (10-20+ years) Vision What external factors influence public safety broadband and location services and how are these evolving? What’s being done? Who’s doing it? How will remaining gaps and barriers be addressed? Software/Apps Devices Network Software/Apps Devices Network Examples of what public safety can now do with the progression of Location Based Services technology Location-Based Services Roadmap Framework Given the stated trends and drivers what technology capabilities need to be developed? What are the gaps and barriers that will prevent these technology capabilities from being realized? Given the stated trends and drivers what technology capabilities need to be developed? What are the gaps and barriers that will prevent these technology capabilities from being realized?

4. Short (0-5) Medium (5-10) Long (10-20+) Vision Location-Based Services Roadmap Architecture Vision: Have participants write down their vision/desired future for how public safety users will leverage location-based services 20+ years out Participants email ‘desired future’ to PSCR for compilation and brief review during following call ‘Define’ vision/desired future at conclusion of roadmapping process based on all data inputs Timeframes: Short (0-5 years) – Straightforward extrapolation of current technology needs Medium (5-10 years) – Extension of current trends to their reasonable limits Long (10-20+ years) – Development of major new technologies needed to reach beyond capabilities of current approaches

5. Trends & Drivers Short (0-5) Medium (5-10) Long (10-20+) Vision -What external factors influence the public safety community and how are these evolving? -What external factors influence public safety broadband and how are these evolving? -What external factors influence the location-based services domain and how are these evolving? Questions -Social -Political -Technological -Economic -Infrastructure Roadmap Lanes – Trends & Drivers

6. Short (0-5) Medium (5-10) Long (10-20+) Vision Technology Capabilities & Gaps Roadmap Lanes – Technology Capabilities & Gaps -Given the stated trends and drivers, what technology capabilities need to be developed? -What are the gaps and barriers that will prevent these technology capabilities from being realized? Questions Software/Apps Devices Network Software/Apps Devices Network

7. Short (0-5) Medium (5-10) Long (10-20+) Vision Enabling Actions/Actors Roadmap Lanes – Enabling Actions/Actors -What’s being done? -Who’s doing it? -How will remaining gaps and barriers be addressed? Questions

8. Short (0-5) Medium (5-10) Long (10-20+) Vision Enabled Operational Capabilities Roadmap Lanes – Enabled Operational Capabilities -Provide examples of what public safety can now do with the progression of location-based services technology Questions

9. Location-Based Services Components Location Based Services Geospatial Technology Communication /Wireless Network Service & Application Provider/S erver Data & Content Provider/ Server Mobile/E nd User Device

10. Mapping Location-Based Services Components to Roadmap Architecture Software/Apps Devices Network Software/Apps Devices Network Positioning Technology Service & Application Provider/Server Data & Content Provider/Server Positioning Technology Data & Content Provider/Server Positioning Technology Communication/Wireless Network Service & Application Provider/Server

11. Mapping New Sub-lanes to Roadmap Architecture Software/Apps Devices Network Software/Apps Devices Network GPS/GNSS Cellular Short Range Terrestrial Beacon Wide Area (Region) Local Area (Metro Area) Incident (<50 miles) Personal (Localized) Front End Back End Integrated Analytics (push vs. pull tech)

12. Topics for Input Identify specific technologies that require maturation and what needs to be done to mature them Provide recommendations on how to close specific technology gaps Lay out a 20 year vision and what R&D is needed to get there Recommend the development of relationships between organizations or communities Recognize specific capability gaps that will (likely) not be fixed

13. Topics for Input Identify specific technologies that require maturation and what needs to be done to mature them – Technology Capabilities & Gaps Provide recommendations on how to close specific technology gaps – Technology Capabilities & Gaps Lay out a 20 year vision and what R&D is needed to get there – Technology Capabilities & Gaps Recommend the development of relationships between organizations or communities – Enabling Actions/Actors Recognize specific capability gaps that will (likely) not be fixed – Technology Capabilities & Gaps

14. Schedule August 13 – Kickoff August 27 – Trends & Drivers 1 September 10 – Trends & Drivers 2 October 1 – Current State October 15 – Framework Agreement October 22 – Devices November 5 – Network November 19 – Software/Apps December 3 – Enabling Actions/Actors December 17 – Enabled Operational Capabilities