TETRA MoU

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TETRA MoU

• Hans Borgonjen
• Jeppe Jepsen

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Presentation highlights

• Status of Public Safety TETRA Projects in Europe
• Status of C2000 project in the Netherlands
• Schengen (and EU PCWG) decided only to use ETSI
  norms for new systems
• Practical interworking solutions agreed and
  documented in ENFOPOL under Finnish Presidency

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• Activities
• Liaison Public Safety
• input in MoU
• feed back to other countries
• 11-country meeting
• ETSI-EPT
• Helping Tetra succes
• support to other countries
• several presentations, workshops
• info on website

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• Activities
• Security
• initiator and responsible for SFPG
• Tetra-Tetrapol
• presentations, information
• Schengen Telecom interworking
• PCWG

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Tetra Public Safety

• Norway - Go-??
• National Network in planning stage
• Finland - Go-Co
• National Virve Network under construction
• Sweden - Go-??
• Government rapport point at TETRA as only
  solution - waiting for funding

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Tetra Public Safety

• UK
• States of Jersey is operational
• National network - PSRCP project agreed with
  Quadrant - Co-Co
• West Midland Ambulances
• Ireland
• National Product in planning

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Tetra Public Safety

• Denmark
• Interoperability testing
• Process for national Licenses for Tetra approved
  by Parliament Co-Co
• Belgium - Go-Go
• ASTRID under construction

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Tetra Public Safety

• Spain
• Basque local government operational
• Catalonia local government being installed
• Navarra local government placed contract
• Madrid Municipality police trials
• Portugal
• National network for Public Safety decided
• Germany
• Trials in Berlin completed
• Aachen trial going ahead

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PLANNING
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
Tetra Test, The Netherlands
Berlin pilot
Aachen pilot
Three country pilot
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Tetra Public Safety

• Austria
• National Network in planning stage
• Hungary
• National Network in planning stage
• Italy
• Carabenieri

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Tetra Public Safety

• Poland
• Warsaw Police being installed
• Other cities to follow
• Holland
• C2000 - Go-Go

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C2000

• One network for all Public Safety users
• System being installed for internal use
• System in Amsterdam to be installed soon
• Test and user acceptance
• National rool out
• Tetra was chosen

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How many contracts?

• Gardamoen Airport, States of Jersey Police, El
  Tele Øst, Copenhagen Mini Metro, Helsinki
  Energy, Dutch Police (IT organisation) and West
  Midlands Ambulance Service, PSRCP, Gibraltar,
  Portugal, Singapore Metro, Dolphin UK
  Infrastructure, Dolphin Subscribers, Belgian
  ASTRID, Dolphin France, Basque Government,
  Wattenfall (Sweden), C2000, Dolphin Germany,
  Catalonia Fire, Warsaw Police, Hong Kong Police,
  Navarro Government, Iceland ...

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Where are they live?

• TETRA systems are now live in operation in
  Norway, Denmark, Sweden, UK, Finland, Hungary,
  Germany, the Netherlands, Australia, Austria,
  Belgium, Spain, Slovenia, and Jersey.
• 1.5 - 2 Bill Euro committed to Tetra in contracts
  todate

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What does this mean?

• Users require best possible prices
• Tax payers money
• Industry needs volume
• GSM, Internet,
• By combining all PMR users needs in one standard
  - industry gets volume!
• The World Wide success of Tetra does exactly that!

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DECISION OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE of 28 April
1999 on the Schengen acquis relating to
telecommunications Page 1 of 3

• The Executive Committee,Having regard to
  Article 132 of the Convention implementing the
  Schengen Agreement,Having regard to Article 44
  of the abovementioned Convention,HAS DECIDED AS
  FOLLOWSThe tactical and operational
  requirements for a future cross-border digital
  radio system for the police and customs services
  in the Schengen States defined in accordance with
  the mandate pursuant to Article 44, the rules for
  manufacturing and administering uniform
  encryption algorithms, and other agreements
  established within the remit of the Sub-Group on
  Telecommunications, as set out in the following
  nine documents, are hereby approved.

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DECISION OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE of 28 April
1999 on the Schengen acquis relating to
telecommunications Page 2 of 3

• 1. SCH/I-Telecom (92) 21 rev 2 of 12 June
  1992Definition of the Telecommunications
  Equipment Needs of Police and Customs
  Services2. SCH/I-Telecom (95) 18 of 8 June
  1995Digital Radiocommunications Systems for
  Security Organizations (tactical and operational
  requirements)3. SCH/I-Telecom (96) 44 rev 5
  of 14 November 1997Requirements for terminals
  and their user interfaces in the Schengen States
  future digital trunk radio systems4.
  SCH/I-Telecom (95) 33 rev 2 of 6 December
  1995Request to ETSI for a study of the European
  norms meeting Schengen functional requirements

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DECISION OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE of 28 April
1999 on the Schengen acquis relating to
telecommunications Page 3 of 3

• 5. SCH/I-Telecom (95) 35 of 21 November
  1995Schengen communication requirements and
  the TETRA standard6. SCH/I-Telecom-Crypto (95)
  37 rev 4 of 8 July 1996Digital Radio
  Communications Network for Security Organizations
  (Security Requirements7. SCH/I-Telecom-Crypto
  (97) 7 rev 5 of 24 February 1998Agreement for
  the use and custody of Schengen Algorithms8.
  SCH/I-Telecom-Crypto (97) 10 rev 2 of 24
  February 1998Criteria for manufacturing
  Schengen specific algorithms9. SCH/I (98) 17
  rev 4 of 26 May 1998Amendment to the mandate
  of the Sub-Group on Telecommunications to examine
  the interoperability aspects of different digital
  radio communications systems

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Interworking between TETRA and Tetrapol
Examination of options relating to radio
communication involving officers conducting
police business in a cross- border situation
with a country having a different radio
communication system.
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Summary of Options

• Dual RF Coverage
• Use Two Terminals
• Tetra Tetrapol
• Tetra GSM
• Tetrapol GSM
• Special repeaters / transponders
• Hotlines between Control Centers

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• Thank You for listening
• www.tetramou.com
• www.etsi.org
• Hans. Borgonjen_at_ito.nl
• jeppe.jepsen_at_motorola.com