Federal Update 2017 Michigan Interoperability Conference
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Federal Update 2017
Michigan Interoperability Conference
Presenter’s Name June 17, 2003
Public Safety Tools (PST) WebsitePublic Safety Tools (PST) Website
• PST Website will sunset in March 2017• Website will have link to redirect users to new hosting locations• Old and new hosts will run in parallel for a time• New Help Desk e-mail being requested:
[email protected]• CASM training materials are moving to Help Menu in CASM
• Some content will move to the SAFECOM Website• All NECP, NIFOG, AUXFOG and TA Guide materials• NIFOG Request & TA Request & Evaluation forms• COMU class training materials• Information about access to OEC mobile apps• Public links to CASM, FMT, PS Lib, and eSCIP• https://www.dhs.gov/safecom/resources-library
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PST Website Sun Set: HSIN PSCOMMS COI
Moving remaining content to new OEC HSIN COI –“PSCOMMS”
• Gateway training materials• COMU training materials not on SAFECOM site• Radio 101 materials• Charter with other OEC COIs being coordinated
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CASM Updates to Improve Usage
• Change access policy from “Hide” unless “Shared” to “Share” unless Hidden
• Open viewing of asset data to all users, nationwide, on March 1, 2017• Users currently have ability to limit view of individual assets to
organization(s)• Establish metrics database to track trends and changes in usage• Enable users to validate currency and accuracy of data by asset
• Enhancement planned for summer 2017• Encourages trust in data reliability
• Include SHARES data• Establish one-way CASM to GII/COP sharing interface:
• Increases exposure, broadens usage, and drives better maintenance of data
• Requirements from RCs and NCSWIC will help drive future updates
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eNIFOG and eFOGs
• eNIFOG and eFOGs are produced by the use of the APPS Tool, which transforms Word document content into mobile app
• Off-line mobile access to FOG content• High resolution maps/tables may be incorporated• Keep personal notes next to content• Updates pushed out to users through app stores• Live phone and URL links• Apple or Android• DHS approved mobile apps
• Pending final legal language
• eFOGs being created through requested TIC-eFOG TA • KS State and KS City eFOGs in Build Phase
HomelandSecurity Office of Cybersecurity and Communications
MOU for Federal I/O Channel UsageProcess Flow Chart for Developing and Signing of DOI/SWIC
RC send initial draft
MOU to State
SWIC review and update highlighted
areas
OEC Coordinate with DOI for signature on two copies of
MOU
MOU Template
Tailored to State
(Softcopy)
Unsigned Draft MOU (Softcopy)
Two Federally Signed MOUs
(Hardcopy)
SWIC send final draft
MOU to OEC
RC send two Federally
signed hardcopies
to SWIC
SWIC sign MOUs; retain one signed MOU and send the other back to OEC
OEC: (1) scan signed MOU; (2) send Federal
original to DOI; (3) send softcopy to FCC and
NTIA; (4) archive softcopy in OEC CORE
Fully Signed MOU(State
Hardcopy)
Fully Signed MOU
(Federal Hardcopy)
Fully Signed MOU
(Scanned)
OEC
/RC
Actio
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ICAc
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MO
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OEC coordinate with DOI to populate
Appendix A
Appendix A (Softcopy)
Presenter’s Name June 17, 2003
NECP Strategic Management Process
Presenter’s Name June 17, 2003
SAFECOM Nationwide SurveySAFECOM Nationwide Communications Baseline Assessment (NCBA):
• Goal: Conduct a nationwide baseline assessment of the current ecosystem of communications capabilities needed and in use by emergency response providers• Objectives:
o Address “Title XVIII – Emergency Communications” requirements:• Sec. 1803 (a) Baseline Assessment “…no less than every 5 years…”• Sec. 1803 (b) Progress Reports “…biennially submit to Congress”
o Develop an improved assessment framework that allows OEC to determine the available vs. needed communications capabilities
o Establish a consistent, repeatable, and effective baseline assessment process to help standardize OECs national planning lifecycle
o Obtain reportable data to inform OEC programs and services:• Identifies gaps where OEC can target resources via TA, SCIPs, SAFECOM Guidance,
etc• Helps establish agendas, and sets or re-confirms priorities• Defines capabilities central to helping stakeholders improve response capacity
Presenter’s Name June 17, 2003
PTS Services: GETS and WPS
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GETSGovernment Emergency
Telecommunications Service
WPSWireless Priority
Service
HomelandSecurity Office of Cybersecurity and Communications
GETS Provides Priority Across Networks to the Called Landline or Cell Phone
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Phone
GETS Calls FromAny Device, Anywhere
Landline
Satellite
Cellular
GETS CallAuthorization
GETS Calls Receive Priority Across WPS-Capable Cellular Networks andon the Terminating Radio Connection Where Congestion Can Occur
HomelandSecurity Office of Cybersecurity and Communications
WPS Provides Priority on the radio connection and core wireless network
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Landline
Satellite
Cellular
GETS CallAuthorization
HomelandSecurity Office of Cybersecurity and Communications
Plan for NGN Priority Services
Phase 1: Voice Increment 1: Core VoIP Increment 2: Wireless Access Increment 3: Wireline Access
Phase 2: Data/Video
DSL Digital Subscriber LineVoIP Voice over Internet Protocol
Service Provider N
NGNPriority Services
Phase 1Voice
Phase 2Data & Video
Increment 1 Increment 2 Increment 3
Service Provider 1
Service Provider 12
Service Provider 3
Class 5Replacement
Fiber
Cable
PotentialCarriers
PotentialTechnologies
Core VoIP WirelessAccess VoIP
WirelineAccess VoIP
.
.
.
Authorized
Planning
Authorized
X
Planning
HomelandSecurity Office of Cybersecurity and Communications
LTE CONGESTION POINTS & SOLUTIONS
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HSS
UE
MME
Serving Gateway
PDNGateway
eNB
E-UTRAN
eNB
IP Network
Congestion in E-UTRAN
No Radio Resources Available (Origination, Termination, Handover)
No network resources available for Handover
Congestion in Packet Core – PS Domain (MME, Serving Gateway, PDN Gateway, PCRF)
No Radio Resources Available for handover
PCRF
IP NetworkIMS
AC14 EC=HPA
Establishment Cause = HPA Access Class Barring
Radio Resource Priority Admission
Priority Handover
Priority Signaling and Processing using ARP Priority Media Bearer Establishment using QCIAdvance Priority Priority Paging Packet Transport PriorityExemption from Overload Controls & Rebalancing
ARP QCI
HomelandSecurity Office of Cybersecurity and Communications
LTE Challenge: Multiple Layers
Priority Services branch works with commercial device vendors and service providers to define and standardize the NS/EP priority and quality of service mechanisms in many layers to achieve a high likelihood of call completion success during conditions of severe network congestion.
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