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Title: Investment Justifications PSIC Technology Objectives


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Investment JustificationsPSIC Technology
Objectives
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Technology Objectives
The program will not dictate a technology or an
approach for interoperability solutions.
However, NTIA has identified the following
technology priorities
  • Adopt advanced technological solutions
  • Improve spectrum efficiency
  • Use cost-effective measures

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Advanced Technology
  • Consider use of forward-thinking technologies and
    solutions that provide the most flexible means of
    communications interoperability
  • Testbed and beta solutions are not the focus of
    this grant program
  • Think outside of the LMR Box

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Advanced Technology Examples
  • Use of emerging technology to provide advanced
    interoperability solutions
  • Use of commercial services, where appropriate, to
    support interoperable communications
  • Use of IP-based technologies to interconnect with
    other systems
  • Use of common advanced encryption techniques to
    secure vital transmissions while maintaining
    interoperability
  • Incorporation of Software Defined Radio and
    Cognitive Radio technology to provide
    interoperability flexibility
  • Use of standards-based technologies to provide
    voice and data services that meet wireless public
    safety service quality
  • Consider solutions that have an open interface to
    enable the efficient transfer of voice, data, and
    video signals

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Spectrum Efficiency
  • Spectrum Resources are finite
  • Spectrum Efficiency must be considered when
    developing projects for PSIC funding
  • Spectrum Efficiency considerations include the
    least amount of spectrum for the task

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Spectrum EfficiencyExamples
  • Use of advanced modulation and multiple access
    techniques, dynamic channel use, non-spectrum
    techniques, shared channels
  • Use of spectrum conserving techniques such as
    multiple access technologies
  • Use of spectrum or channel sharing techniques
  • Use of wired communications where possible to
    carry the appropriate types of communications
    traffic
  • Use of compression, error correction, or other
    processing techniques that increase throughput

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Cost-Effective Measures
  • Cost-benefit analysismost benefit to the most
    users at the least cost
  • Dont buy the Cadillac when the Pinto will
    accomplish the mission effectively
  • Consider the scale of the solution required

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Cost-effective MeasuresExamples
  • Use of shared infrastructure elements to benefit
    multiple disciplines and multiple jurisdictions
    across a region, State, and/or Territory
  • Use cost-per-user measures to demonstrate cost
    effectiveness of the project
  • Apply a cost-benefit analysis to determine
    effectiveness and tangible benefits of chosen
    solution
  • Consider economic impact of other
    interoperability solution options
  • Consider long-term and recurring costs of
    proposed solution
  • Consider degree to which proposed solution will
    interoperate with existing systems and the extent
    to which the investment represents a shared
    system or system-of-systems

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Strategic Technology Reserve (STR)
  • Requirement as a result of PL 110-53 (HR1)
  • Purpose is to pre-position or secure
    interoperable communications in advance for
    immediate deployment in an emergency or major
    disaster
  • STR must be capable of re-establishing
    communications when existing critical
    infrastructure is damaged or destroyed in an
    emergency or major disaster
  • Should include appropriate equipment that moved
    to disaster site, equipment for key personnel,
    contracts for rapid delivery of commercial
    sources/services, training

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STR Examples
  • Set aside equipment examples include
  • LMR Subscriber units, repeaters
  • Cell Phones or Satellite-enabled equipment or
    Cell-On-Wheels
  • Self contained mobile communications sites,
    backup batteries, generators, fuel and IT gear
  • Pre-Identified procurement vehicles for
  • Cross-jurisdictional communications support
  • Pre-negotiated commercial service contract
  • Pre-scripted mission assignments and disaster
    emergency communications plans
  • Already in use equipment may be consider that
    would fulfill an alternative role during an
    emergency
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