WRC-15 BROADBAND PPDR SPECTRUM SAVE LIVES DECISION • Public safety agencies need wireless communications to protect property and help save lives • Existing systems and bands are suitable for Narrow Band applications • In today’s broadband age, police and other agencies have a critical need for mobile broadband communications to succeed in their mission to save lives and property • If all countries work with different frequencies and technologies, the market becomes fragmented and costs increase … Harmonizing spectrum and standards is also essential for enabling multiple agencies to deal with major incidents together • WRC-15 agenda item 1.3 was to consider the broadband needs of Public safety agencies around the world (PPDR)
WRC-15 RESOLVED TO HARMONIZE 694-894 MHZ AS A GLOBAL FREQUENCY RANGE FOR PUBLIC SAFETY MOBILE BROADBAND WRC Resolution 646 was modified by WRC-15 to adopt 694-894 MHz as the global frequency range for Public Safety Mobile Broadband The original WRC 2003 Resolution 646 already contained the harmonized ranges for narrow band public safety in VHF, UHF (400) and parts of 700/800 MHz in Regions II & III WRC-15 Recognized the continued need of narrow band public safety wireless and the complimentary role of mobile broadband ITU SG5 Developed new report M. 2291 & M. 2377 on PPDR using IMT/LTE technology and on requirements, objectives, 2 spectrum calculations & deployment models
HOW BROADBAND PPDR MISSION CRITICAL CAN USE BROADBAND Improve Expand Enhance Utilization of Evidentiary Situational Personnel Capabilities Awareness Collaborate in real-time, share Automated intelligence with Effectively manage correlated integrated physical security & voice, data & video evidentiary video, improve emergency response analytics information Protect Improve Deter People & Community Crime Resources Relations Real-time video surveillance Trust & transparency Benefit from demonstrated crime of vital property, assets & between community & law deterrence in public risk area people enforcement
Countries around the World are already adopting this Global Harmonized Range EU (CEPT) RCC 700 MHz B28/B68 Depends on 800 MHz B20 700MHz ARN NA (CITEL) 700 MHz B14 ASIA (APT) 700 MHz B28 800 MHz B26 LA (CITEL) MEA(ARAB STATES / ATU) 700 MHz B28 700 MHz B28/B68 700 MHz B14 800 MHz B20 US 700 Band Plan 3GPP Band 14 788-798/758-768 MHz APT 700 Band plan 3GPP Band 28 703-748/758-803 MHz Arab states/ R1* 700 Band plan 3GPP Band 68 698-728/753-788 MHz Asia 800 Band Plan 3GPP Band 26 814-834/859-879 MHz EU 800 Band Plan 3GPP Band 20 791-821/832-862 MHz
PPDR NATIONAL BAND PLANNING INTO REGIONALLY HARMONIZED BAND POST WRC-15 New Band driven by PPDR LTE Driven by consumer LTE/ MNO Extending Band 5 to include Band 26 down to 814MHz allows for additional 10Mhz for PPDR
NEXT STEPS FOR IMPLEMENTING WRC-15 RESOLUTION ON PUBLIC SAFETY MOBILE BROADBAND APT and CEPT are finalizing Regional Recommendations to contain regional harmonized frequency arrangements that will be used to update the ITU Recommendation M.2015 ATU is invited to develop a common proposal for Broadband PPDR or to adopt Arab state or CEPT and contribute to WP5a and update the ITU Recommendation M.2015 for Region I ITU to update Report M.2291 on the use of IMT/LTE for public safety mobile broadband (Broadband PPDR) ITU to update Report M. 2273 on public safety mobile broadband (Broadband PPDR) including improving and potentially split into recommendations on spectrum requirements and reports on implementation models and PPDR requirements 6
EUROPE EUR OPEAN CEP AN CEPT/E T/EU U PR PROGR OGRES ESS ON P S ON PPDR PDR EU Implementation Act 700 MHz including PPDR (draft RSCOM) 3GPP Release 12 3GPP Releases ProSe (DMO, GCSE) 14 ETSI/3GPP 3GPP Release Critical Com Specs 13 PMC PTT over LTE Resilient E-UTRA PTT over cellular standards ECC Report 218 BB-PPDR WRC-15 MS Allocation 694-894 MHz Res 646-15 ECC/DEC/(15)01 - 700 MHz ECC REC/DEC BB- MFCN PPDR BB-PPDR ECC Report 400 CEPT Work completed. MHz Compatibility Possible Refinements, if needed. ECC RECs Cross- border co- ECC Report 700 CEPT Report ordination MHz Compatibility 53 Nov 14 2015 2016 2017
Draf aft t EUR EUROPEAN OPEAN COM OMMISSI ISSION ON & & EC ECC IM IMPLEM PLEMENTI ENTING NG DEC ECISI ISION ONs Member States should also have the flexibility to use portions of the 700 EC draft decision MHz frequency band in response to specific national needs. Besides terrestrial wireless broadband electronic communications services, this could also include use in line with the Union's sectoral spectrum policy priorities, in particular for PMSE, PPDR and the IoT and with the aim of ensuring efficient spectrum use. Electronic Communications Committee Draft ECC Dec 16(02) on Broadband PPDR
PPDR SPECTRUM ARRANGEMENTS Next Steps under Study Group 5 ITU-R Members Regional Organizations WP5A Sector/Admin APT/CEPT/CITEL/RCC/ASMG/ATU ITU-R PPDR Frequency Arrangements in Harmonized frequency ranges Regionally Recommendation Harmonized ITU-R M.2015 Regional PPDR (Part 1) Organizations Frequency Arrangements PPDR Frequency IT ITU-R Arrangements WP5A WP5A in recognized frequency ranges PPDR Frequency Arrangements Recommendation in other ITU-R M.2015 frequency (Part 2) ranges (allocated to mobile service)
Broadband PPDR in 700MHz SCENARIOS for PPDR ARRANGEMNTS Spectrum needs and deployment models vary, Dedicated, Hybrid or over Commercial MNO. However, frequency arrangement scenarios for inclusion in Rec. M 2015 necessitate a harmonized common implementation across Region I to ensure device can be used across in cases of Disaster Relief and Equipment can be carried across countries.
In preparation of First Post ATU WRC-15 Meeting ATU is invited to develop a common proposal for Broadband PPDR or to adopt Arab state or CEPT and contribute to WP5a and update the ITU Recommendation M.2015 for Region I Arabs states adopted -25dBm/8MHz for Band 68 ECC Draft Decision requiring -42dBm/8Mhz (-30dBm/8Mhz in normal conditions) National Broadband plans to include PPDR frequency arrangements and to develop governance model if commercial networks are to be utilized
Thank you Daniel S. HAMADEH motorolasolutions.com danielhamadeh@motorolasolutions.com
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