1、 ETSI TS 170 001 V3.3.1 (2008-03)Technical Specification Project MESA;Service Specification Group - Services and Applications;Statement of Requirements (SoR)ETSI ETSI TS 170 001 V3.3.1 (2008-03) 2 Reference RTS/MESA-SA0070001v331 Keywords digital, emergency, interoperability, PMR, protection, radio,
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6、pt as authorized by written permission. The copyright and the foregoing restriction extend to reproduction in all media. European Telecommunications Standards Institute 2008. All rights reserved. DECTTM, PLUGTESTSTM, UMTSTM, TIPHONTM, the TIPHON logo and the ETSI logo are Trade Marks of ETSI registe
7、red for the benefit of its Members. 3GPPTM is a Trade Mark of ETSI registered for the benefit of its Members and of the 3GPP Organizational Partners. ETSI ETSI TS 170 001 V3.3.1 (2008-03) 3 Contents Intellectual Property Rights7 Foreword.7 Introduction 8 1 Scope 10 2 References 10 2.1 Normative refe
8、rences .10 2.2 Informative references10 3 Abbreviations .10 4 Executive Summary .12 5 Project MESA SoR.18 5.1 Objectives.18 5.2 Scope of requirements 18 5.3 User requirements.19 5.4 Use of existing protocols19 5.5 Evolving specifications and standards19 5.6 Use of open architectures .19 5.7 Mobile c
9、omputer telecommunications system .19 5.8 Local, regional and national interoperability19 5.9 Interoperability between MESA user devices 20 5.10 In building and portable service .20 5.11 Operational compromises.20 5.12 Compliant with the need of the participating nations.20 5.13 Pre-testing technolo
10、gy proposals20 5.13a Type approval and interoperability testing.20 5.14 Frequency neutral technology 20 5.15 Improvements in spectrum efficiencies20 5.16 Life-cycle procurements.20 5.17 Economical and ergonomically friendly design .21 5.18 Environmentally safe21 5.18a Regional safety standards.21 5.
11、19 Adequate interference protection21 5.20 Migration21 5.21 Consistent with existing standards .21 5.22 Related documents, standards, policies or requirements 22 5.23 Regulatory compliance.22 5.24 Compliance with national and international rules, regulations and standards22 5.25 Compatible for multi
12、ple international standards 22 5.26 Publication of standards and specifications22 5.27 Interface requirements22 5.28 Interface protocol requirements22 5.29 Transparent interfaces 22 5.30 Service platform .23 5.31 Two-way communication.23 5.32 Traffic distribution .23 5.33 Dynamic remote partitioning
13、23 5.34 Dynamic transfer rates and bandwidth allocation 23 5.35 Multiple levels of availability of service 23 5.36 Priority services23 5.37 Simultaneous network or system access.23 5.38 Network pre-emption .23 5.39 First-In, first-Out 24 5.40 System and/or network transaction audit trail 24 5.41 Abi
14、lity to provide statistical reports .24 ETSI ETSI TS 170 001 V3.3.1 (2008-03) 4 5.42 Agency-by-agency reports24 5.43 MESA network component identification24 5.44 Security requirements.24 5.45 Automated information requirements.24 5.46 Blocking unauthorized access 24 5.47 Over-the-air-rekeying (OTAR)
15、 24 5.48 High-speed, error-free service 25 5.49 End-to-end transmit time25 5.50 Transparent transfer25 5.51 Degradation and redundancy25 5.52 Duty cycle requirements.25 5.53 Data to be transported.25 5.54 Network and data base interconnectivity26 5.55 Network transmission requirements .26 5.56 Locat
16、ion Determination26 5.57 Delayed transmission and remote stops26 5.58 Dynamic updating of data fields.27 Annex A (informative): National and international public service and public safety programs, standards, specifications and requirements 28 A.1 Implementation of interoperable technologies .28 A.2
17、 Impact of PSWACs four general requirements on Project MESA28 A.3 Project MESA use of PSWAC recommendations28 A.4 Impact of additional officers in the field28 A.5 Law enforcement and criminal justice data systems 29 A.6 Prisons and correctional institutions.29 A.7 Use of Project MESA specifications
18、and standards in deployment of Intelligent Transport System (ITS) communications and other public safety related networks and systems.29 A.8 Use of GLS for vehicle and personnel tracking, security, and inventory control 30 A.9 Impact of recent major events on Project MESA SoR.31 A.10 Major incident
19、operational dynamics .31 A.11 Institutional monitoring31 A.12 Environmental monitoring .31 A.13 Administrative control of transportation and other related public safety telemetry.31 A.14 The use of global location system in Project MESA33 A.15 Office of the future and general administrative applicat
20、ions .33 A.16 Network or system messaging33 A.17 Emergency or distress signals 34 A.18 Corrections and probation officers and staffs use of full motion video.34 A.19 Major incident management and control video34 A.20 Airborne command and control video34 A.21 Normal incident command and control video
21、 34 A.22 Traffic surveillance video.34 A.23 Surveillance and monitoring 34 A.24 Law enforcement video applications35 A.25 Disaster relief video applications .35 ETSI ETSI TS 170 001 V3.3.1 (2008-03) 5 A.26 Land management and wildfire control applications for full motion video.35 A.27 Emergency medi
22、cal services video applications 35 A.28 The use of robotics in a hazardous materials environment 35 A.29 Lifeguard and water rescue applications for robotics.36 A.30 Search and rescue applications of robotics.36 A.30.1 Robotics and video/imagery applications in search and rescue36 A.30.2 Transmissio
23、n of still photos for public safety applications 36 A.30.3 General encryption requirements .36 A.30.4 Specific and/or unique requirements of the United States Government.36 Annex B (informative): Known North American Federal, state and country requirements 39 Annex C (informative): Law enforcement s
24、cenario - Court House Murder.40 Annex D (informative): Law enforcement Scenario - U.S. State and Urban Police Response to Earthquake Damage42 Annex E (normative): Criminal Justice providers44 Annex F (normative): Automated criminal history and law enforcement records systems and providers .45 Annex
25、G (normative): Emergency management or disaster recovery agencies .46 Annex H (normative): Special Operations needs.47 Annex I (normative): Health Services.48 I.1 Emergency Medical Services (EMS) .48 I.2 Disaster Medicine.48 Annex J (normative): Fire Services .49 Annex K (normative): Coast Guard Ser
26、vices (and related public safety functions)52 Annex L (normative): Search and Rescue Activities 53 L.1 Search Activities 53 L.2 Rescue Activities53 Annex M (normative): Airport Security (and related public safety functions).54 Annex N (normative): Humanitarian Assistance 55 Annex O (normative): Haza
27、rdous Materials (HAZMAT) and related public safety services.56 O.1 Coordination and Management 56 O.2 Analysis and Material Classification56 O.3 Handling.56 O.4 Cleanup and Rectification 56 Annex P (normative): Correctional institutions57 P.1 Correctional enforcement and probation officers.57 Annex
28、Q (normative): Planning precepts for responding to large public safety events or emergencies.58 Annex R (normative): General governmental and/or government administration needs.59 ETSI ETSI TS 170 001 V3.3.1 (2008-03) 6 Annex S (normative): Land and natural resource management.60 Annex T (normative)
29、: Transportations organizational mandates and missions.61 Annex U (normative): Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) 62 Annex V (normative): The use of technologies and the compatibility requirement for the various applications .63 V.1 Data to be transported.63 V.2 General .63 V.3 Electronic messaging
30、63 V.4 Encryption 65 V.5 Office of the future.65 V.6 Transparent network and system access.66 V.7 ITS System Requirements66 V.8 Transmission of complex files .67 V.9 System integrations and interoperability68 V.10 Transmission of user and patient monitoring telemeter .68 V.11 Other public safety tel
31、emetry applications.68 V.12 Transmission of geographical location data.69 V.13 ITS video requirements 69 V.14 Transmission of full-motion video.70 V.15 Robotics with full-motion video.70 V.16 Transmission of still-photographs and images.71 Annex W (normative): UK Highways Agency - Intelligent Transp
32、ort Systems (ITS) .72 W.1 Objectives.72 W.2 The English strategic road network72 W.3 Highways Agency. Transportations organizational mandates and missions.72 W.4 Intelligent Transport Systems.72 W.5 ITS System Requirements73 W.6 ITS video requirements 74 W.7 Transmission of full-motion video.74 W.8
33、Transmission of still-photographs and images.75 Annex X (informative): Bibliography.76 History 77 ETSI ETSI TS 170 001 V3.3.1 (2008-03) 7 Intellectual Property Rights Project MESA is a collaborative activity whos Organizational Partners (OPs) as of the date of this document are the European Telecomm
34、unications Standards Institute (ETSI) and the Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA). It is not a legal entity. MESAs Technical Working Procedures (“Procedures“) provide that Individual Members of MESA are bound by the IPR Policy of their respective OPs. The Procedures further provide that In
35、dividual Members should declare at the earliest opportunity any IPRs that they believe to be essential or potentially essential to any work ongoing within MESA. Under the Procedures, the MESA Secretariat is required to maintain a register of IPR declarations relative to MESA, received by the OPs. In
36、formation concerning declarations of IPR relative to MESA which have been received from OPs and which have been communicated to the MESA Secretariat are available and can be found as follows: 1. As to the MESA Secretariat: www.projectmesa.org or mesaprojectmesa.org; 2. As to ETSI: http:/webapp.etsi.
37、org/IPR/; 3. As to TIA: iprtiaonline.org. The use or practice of the contents of this document may involve the use of IPRs including, but not limited to, pending or issued patents, or copyrights. Pursuant to their respective policies, none of ETSI, TIA or MESA makes any search or investigation for I
38、PRs of any nature. ETSI, TIA and MESA, and each of them, takes no position with reference to, and disclaims any obligation to investigate or inquire into, the scope or validity of any claims of IPR which are contained in declarations or otherwise communicated to them, or any of them. The ETSI IPR Po
39、licy is available on the ETSI web server (http:/www.etsi.org/legal/) and the TIA IPR Policy is available on the TIA web server (http:/www.tiaonline.org) as part of the TIA Engineering Manual. Foreword This Technical Specification (TS) has been produced by Public Safety Partnership Project (MESA). Th
40、e contents of the present document are subject to continuing work within the Specification Group (SG) and may change following formal SG approval. Should the SG modify the contents of the present document, it will be re-released by the SG with an identifying change of release date and an increase in
41、 version number as follows: Version x.y.z where: x the first digit: 1 presented to SG for information; 2 presented to SG for approval; 3 or greater indicates SG approved document under change control. y the second digit is incremented for all changes of substance, i.e. technical enhancements, correc
42、tions, updates, etc. z the third digit is incremented when editorial only changes have been incorporated in the document. ETSI ETSI TS 170 001 V3.3.1 (2008-03) 8 The present document includes a general outline of the public safety communitys technological needs for the transport and distribution of
43、rate-intensive data, digital video, infrared video and digital voice for both service-specific and general applications. The present document was developed as part of a global effort to create uniform specifications and eventually a suite of open standards that could be used for the creation of the
44、next generation of wireless equipment that will be needed to achieve the objectives of the public safety community. This effort is intended to, among other things, support the efforts of the member countries of the Public Safety Partnership Project (PSPP), Project MESA (Mobility Emergency Safety App
45、lications) in meeting their own public safety and public service requirements. (See also clause A.1, Implementation of Interoperable Technologies.) NOTE: For the purpose of the SoR the terms “Public Safety“ and “Public Protection and Disaster Relief“ (PPDR) are synonymous. PPDR is defined by the ITU
46、-R. Telecommunication for Disaster Relief (TDR) is utilized by the ITU-T. Emergency Telecommunication Service (ETS) is also defined by the ITU-T and involves “National“ Public Protection interests (ITU-T work would involve inter-national communications issues only). The convergence of voice and data
47、 services is revolutionizing the commercial transport of information, both wired and wireless. To date, this convergence has had minimal impact on the dedicated two-way radio systems employed by most public safety agencies. The Project MESA SoR anticipates that convergence will be a natural progress
48、ion within the public safety community as new rate-intensive technologies are implemented. (See also clause A.2, Impact of PSWACs Four General Requirements on Project MESA.) The initial gross data rates identified in the present document involve capabilities that can support the next generation of p
49、ublic safety wireless technologies. However, all of these requirements identified herein are also intended to clearly chart the migration path from todays analogue systems to the next two generations of wireless, high-speed, digital transport system specifications and standards. Consistent with the public safety users missions, it is also expected that the Project MESA SoR will emphasize transparent and seamless applications, including multiple levels of security and encryptions. These applications should be available on an individual or system-wide basis. The Proj
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