The paper presents the main results and conclusions of the recently completed FP7 EU project entitled “Public Protection and Disaster Relief – Transformation Centre” – PPDR-TC. The major objective of PPDR-TC project was to provide the strategic roadmap towards the full migration path of future PPDR system’s evolution satisfying the mid and long-term requirements for the next 10-15 years. In order to cope with this goal PPDR-TC established a modular study approach with several building blocks. In addition, PPDR-TC project produced a series of techno-economical recommendations, supported by a comprehensive set of simulations and field trials to prepare a transition roadmap from current voice-centred PPDR networks to broadband-capable communication systems.
A Holistic Approach to Future Public Safety Communication Systems’ Evolution – Overview of FP7 EU PPDR-TC Project’s Outcomes / Kanakidis, Dimitris; Sdongos, Evangelos; Lavaux, Damien; Jackson, James; Mccrone, Natasha; Tsagkaropoulos, Michalis; Burns, John; Gierszal, Henryk; Tyczka, Piotr; Samp, Krzysztof; Antonio, Pedro; Casoni, Maurizio. - ELETTRONICO. - (2016), pp. 179-186. (Intervento presentato al convegno Security Research Conference 11th Future Security tenutosi a Berlin (D) nel 13-14 September 2016).
A Holistic Approach to Future Public Safety Communication Systems’ Evolution – Overview of FP7 EU PPDR-TC Project’s Outcomes
CASONI, Maurizio
2016
Abstract
The paper presents the main results and conclusions of the recently completed FP7 EU project entitled “Public Protection and Disaster Relief – Transformation Centre” – PPDR-TC. The major objective of PPDR-TC project was to provide the strategic roadmap towards the full migration path of future PPDR system’s evolution satisfying the mid and long-term requirements for the next 10-15 years. In order to cope with this goal PPDR-TC established a modular study approach with several building blocks. In addition, PPDR-TC project produced a series of techno-economical recommendations, supported by a comprehensive set of simulations and field trials to prepare a transition roadmap from current voice-centred PPDR networks to broadband-capable communication systems.
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