New Partnership Project for Mobile Broadband Services and Technology Beyond 3G by Steffen Ring M.Sc.

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New Partnership Projectfor Mobile Broadband
Services and TechnologyBeyond 3GbySteffen
RingM.Sc.E.E.Chairman Project MESA Steering
Committee
Mobility for Emergency and Safety Applications
www.projectmesa.org
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MESAan Open International Standardisation
Partnership

• Founding Operational Partners ETSI of Europe and
  TIA of the United States of America
• Founded May 2000 in Washington D.C.
• Aimed at producing technical specifications for
  digital Mobile Broadband Technology Beyond 3G in
  accordance with the advanced needs of Public
  Safety users and their organisations
• Fully open to the participation by further
  Partners

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Background and Significant Events

• Internationally organized Crime/Terrorism are
  increasingly facilitated by communications
  technology surpassing that currently available to
  Law Enforcement
• A Mutual Recognition Agreement (MRA) between the
  United States of America and the European Union
  in the field of telecommunications equipment has
  been established facilitation international
  operation
• The EU-Treaty of Amsterdam raised the EU Police
  cooperation from national level to Union level,
  further facilitating international cooperation

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Political Preparations

• The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has
  been empowered by the US Government to work with
  the EU on cooperation regarding Public Safety and
  Law Enforcement matters
• The EU Commission has established the EUROPOL
  office mandated to coordinate specific areas of
  Law Enforcement between Member States
• Effective Disaster Response involving
  multinational response forces is becoming an
  issue of greater importance, in particular on a
  global scale

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Project MESA

• One globally applicable suite of Mobile Broadband
  Specifications B3G aimed initially at the
  professional market within Sectors of Public
  Protection and Disaster Response including Public
  Safety/Law Enforcement, Emergency and Distress,
  Civil Defense and Security/Surveillance
• First International Standardization Partnership
  to address technology Beyond Third Generation
  (B3G)
• Technical Specifications driven by globally
  harmonized user requirements and scenarios
• Spectrum Matters in preperation by ITU-R for WRC
  2003 through the MESA Partners and the regional
  authorities of its Members

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B3G Positioning Vs. Known Standards
MOBILITY m/sec
Aero- nautical
Vehicle
Carrier Frequency
Walk
Fixed
Bit Rate MBPS
200
0.02
0.2
2
20
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MESA Organization
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From the SSG Scenario Catalogue

• Emergency and Medical Services
• Airport Security and gereral surveillance
• Mobile Robotics
• Mobile selfconfiguring hotspot cells
• Full C3 at the scene of incidence (ex.
  Firefighting)

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Emergency and Medical Services (EMS)Telemedicine
Frontline Medical Assistance by Broadband
Wireless Networking Video on-line Electro
Encephalographic data (EEG) Electro Cardiograph
(ECG) Blood Pressure Temperature
Bit-rates saves lives
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Cameras CallingEx. Airport Security

Automatic Recognition on Detection
of -Sound -Image -Movement -Material -Radiati
on
-and very fast broadcast to staff on duty
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Mobile Robotics

• Automated inspection of non-accessible areas
• Rescue of people from hazardous areas
• Anti terrorist actions
• Incident response both tactical and non-tactical
• Urban warfare
• Haz-Mat Handling
• Airborne control

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A Mobile Hotspot With Backhaul Satellite Link

• Terrestrial support in
• the SATCOM Scenario
• Megabit Up/Down links
• Mobile Broadband Repeater
• Remote Disasters
• Evidence gathering
• Surveillance
• Remote sensing

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The MESA Firefighter

• Full C3 on Site
• Command
• Control
• Communication

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Secure Own and Save Others LivesReal Time Vital
Parameter Monitoring on Site
Respiratory rate
Blood Pressure
Heart rate
Dual Axes Accelerometers
Geiger Counter
Pulse Oximeter
Suit and body surface Tempurature
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On-Site Operational Monitoring and Control
Mobile wireless MESA Broad-band network carried
to site by Operational Control vehicle.
Equipment data
Medical Parameters
Conferencing facilities
Environmental data
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Ad-hoc MESA Infrastructure B3G
MESA City
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Project MESACurrent Status

• MESA 3 September 18 20 as planned
• Participation from NATO (EU) and UN
• WEB-Casting to US Delegates unable to travel
• Technical Work Started
• Contributions to the WWRF
• Liaison with 3GPP SA established
• European Commission has appointed MESA liaison
  officers from
• DG ENTERPRISE
• DG JUSTICE HOME AFFAIRS
• DG ENVIRONMENT
• Civil Protection and Environmental Accidents Unit

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Next Steps

• Meeting of the SSG at ETSI HQ December 4 6
• Transatlantic Harmonization of Service Scenarios
• Definition of Required Research
• Radio Access Development
• PHY
• LLC
• MAC
• MESA 4 planned for April 2002 in the USA

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Glossary
MESA Mobility for Emergency and Safety
Applications ETSI European Telecommunications
Standards Institute PSPP Public Safety
Partnership Project TIA Telecommunications
Industry Association SOR Statement of
Requirements EMS Emergency and Medical
Services HDTV High Definition Tele
Vision TETRA Terrestrial Trunked
Radio GPRS General Packet Radio
Services BRAN Broadband Radio Access
Network UMTS Universal Mobile Telecommunication
System 3G Third Generation MRA Mutual
Recognition Agreement CEPT Conference Europeenne
de Post et Telegrafique ERC European Radio
Committee EU European Union EEA European
Economic Area NATO North Atlantic Treaty
Organization C3 Command Control and
Communication WWRF Wireless World Research Forum
(http//www.wireless-world-research.org/) B3G Bey
ond Third Generation