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1 2007 Jon Peha Broadband and IP for Publi
2007 Jon Peha Broadband and IP for Public SafetyJon M. PehaCarnegie Mellon UniversityAssociate Director, Center for Wireless & Broadband NetworksProfessor of Electrical Engineering & Public Policywww.ece.cmu.edu/~peha Carnegie Mellon University 2007 Jon Peha public safet
2 y agenciessave lives, and lower costs. 2
y agenciessave lives, and lower costs. 2007 Jon Peha Broadband and IP• Today’s presentations describe systems using broadband, IP, or both.• Broadband– Communications at higher data rates• IP (Internet Protocol)– A packet-switching technolog
3 y created for use in the Internet•
y created for use in the Internet• Used to support many applications, including exchange of data files, email, web browsing, voice over IP (VOIP), – Use of IP does not imply use of the Internet 2007 Jon Peha Policy Context• 9/11, Hurricane Katrina brought
4 attention to issues• The digital TV
attention to issues• The digital TV transition will release a large amount of premium spectrum, some for public safety.– No legacy equipment. No outdated policies.– A tremendous opportunity to address current weaknesses.• FCC is developing rules that
5 determine how this • Congressional
determine how this • Congressional legislation and oversight– on grant programs to individual public safety agencies– on spectrum allocations and regulations for public safety– on more fundamental reform to address the more serious long-term issues w
6 ith public safety communications– o
ith public safety communications– on IWN system developed only for federal emergency responders• Departments of Justice, Homeland Security, and Treasury 2007 Jon Peha excessive costs 2007 Jon Peha connecting to public safety answering point (PSAP) 2007 Jon Peha
7 Communications Examples PSAPCommunicati
Communications Examples PSAPCommunications to first respondersCallto 911 Statewide police records shortsystem 2007 Jon Peha Different Roles for New Technology• Public safety agencies have working systems– often based on old technology• Cannot tolerate dis
8 ruptions• New technologies may be u
ruptions• New technologies may be used– as a basis for next-generation systems– as a supplement to legacy systems– to facilitate the transition from old to new• allowing old and new to coexist 2007 Jon Peha Today’s Panel• Steve Correll,
9 The International Justice and Public Sa
The International Justice and Public Safety Information Sharing Network • Sgt. James Craige, Alexandria VA Police Dept.• Mark Grady, Indiana 911 Project • Maj. Dean Hairston, Danville VA Police Dept.• Robert LeGrande, Deputy Chief Technical Officer f
10 or DC 2007 Jon Peha For more information
or DC 2007 Jon Peha For more information on public safety communications, see www.ece.cmu.edu/~peha/safety.htmlJon M. PehaCarnegie Mellon UniversityAssociate Director, Center for Wireless & Broadband NetworksProfessor of Electrical Engineering & Public Policywww.ece.cmu.