European SDR for wireless in joint security operations EULER project Bruno Calvet THALES EULER presentation, 18 Nov 2009

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1 European SDR for wireless in joint security operations EULER project Bruno Calvet THALES EULER presentation, 18 Nov 2009

2 18th November 2009 Agenda EULER overview Strategy and methodology to involve End Users 2

3 EULER European software defined radio for wireless in joint security operations Project Details Start Date: End Date: Duration: 36 months Project Reference: Project Cost: million euro Programme Acronym: FP7-SECURITY Subprogramme Area: SEC Wireless communication for EU crisis management Contract Type: Collaborative project Project Funding: 8.72 million euro Programme Type:7th FWP (Seventh Framework Programme) Project URL: 3

4 EULER Overview The EULER-project will propose a new high-data-rate waveform for emergency and security operation Identify subset of e 2005 (Wimax) Implement the SDR open business model separation of roles between SDP platform and SDR waveform providers provide proof-of-concept waveform implementation and portability on several software defined radio platforms and realize an integrated demonstrator targeted towards endusers. 4

5 EULER Final Demonstration 1st step Communications Communications TETRA COTS 5

6 EULER Final Demonstration 2nd step Command Center Telemedicine Video Communications Communications Communications Telemedicine Video WiMAX COTS TETRA COTS 6

7 EULER Final Demonstration Command Center Telemedicine Video Communications EULER WiMAX Backbone Communications Telemedicine Video WiMAX COTS TETRA COTS 7

8 EULER Partners THALES Communications SA Elektrobit EADS Secure Networks SAS Supélec-Rennes EADS Astrium Ltd Joint Research Center Budapest University of Technology and Economics IMEC Elsag Datamat Prismtech Selex-Communications Centre for Wireless Communications Telespazio Rohde & Schwarz University of Pisa Saab communications T.N.O Indra 8

9 EULER Partners THALES Communications (FR) Project coordinator FinMeccanica (IT) Selex-Communications Telespazio Elsag Datamat EADS (Fr, UK) EADS Secure networks Astrium UK Indra (SP) SAAB Communications (Swe) Elektrobit (FI) Rohde & Schwarz (GE) SMEs Prismtech (UK) Research centers JRC (EU) TNO (NL) IMEC (BE) Universities labs University of Pisa (IT) Center for Wireless comms (FI) University of Budapest (HU) Supélec-Rennes (Fr) 9

10 Project structure WP2: End-users involvement WP1: Project Management WP3: Systems architechture WP5: SRD waveforms and related components WP6: Integrated demonstrator setup WP4: SDR standard and platforms WP7: Demonstration WP8: Dissemination and standardisation 10

11 Project structure WP2: End-users involvement End-users requirements gathering, needs harmonisation WP1: Project Management WP3: Systems architechture WP5: SRD waveforms and related components WP6: Integrated demonstrator setup WP4: SDR standard and platforms WP7: Demonstration WP8: Dissemination and standardisation 11

12 EULER End Users Nation ES FR IT Committee member national P&GS agencies (end users) Spanish MoI (Telecom Area / Emergency Radio System) French Mol (Group of Police Cooperation) ENSOSP (Ecole Nationale des Officiers Sapeurs Pompiers) French MoD - CELAR (Centre Electronique de l Armement) Protezione Civile Nazionale Fondation Ugo Bordoni Partner ensuring liaison INDRA EADS, THALES SELEX, ELSAG- DATAMAT SE UK NL MSB (Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency) NPIA (National Policing Improvement Agency) Royal Marechaussee (Gendarmerie) Brandweer (Firebrigade) SAAB EADS Astrium TNO Legend : Law Enforcement Fire & Rescue Civil Protection Military 12

13 EULER WP2: End-users involvement Task 2.1: Procedure to capture requirements and needs D2.1: End-users framework definition (V1.0 available) Task 2.2: Animation of the committed end-users group Task 2.3: Harmonisation of end-users needs and dissemination of results D2.3-1: End-users requirements (V1.0 available) D2.3-2: Final end-users requirements and End-users workshop proceedings At the end of the EULER project an end-users workshop will be realized, where the results of the end-user surveys will be presented, together with a demonstration of the EULER project's technical achievements 13

14 EULER strategy and methodology Extract lessons from past projects SeBoCom US EUROPE 14

15 EULER strategy and methodology D2.3-1 Questionnaire, including initial classification requirements under : Meta-functionnal, up to 24 requirements such as system reliability, system performance Functionnal, up to 87 requirements such as interoperability, flexibility and adaptability Technological, up to 37 requirements such as endurance and sustainability D2.3-1 Scenario Major disaster Joint operations Propose an iterative process to involve End Users 15

16 Iterative process to involve End Users 16 16

17 EULER Scenario First Hours of international, state and local Public Safety Operations in response on Tsunami On December 2004 in Indonesia there was only minutes warning time from the earthquake and the wave strike. TSUNAMI EVENT TIMELINE: t 0 = heartquake t s = first wave strike Warning time First hours operations : t 0 t s until local and mobile command centers are activated and connected to country s Emergency Control Centers (ECC) 17

18 First links establishment: V-UHF radio communications FIRST HOURS OPERATION CAPABILITIES Air-to-ship Air-to-ground Air-to-air Ground-to-ground: voice, video and data Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) Ship-to-shore communications Mobile rescue Mobile command centres (MCC) Emergency Control Centres (ECC) Ship-to ship information flow based on navy s capabilities Airborne video of the area Mobile rescue information flow based on fielded wireless network 18

19 FIRST HOURS OPERATION CAPABILITIES Satellite-based network operated by the governor s office of emergency management (EOC) Headquarter base for the joint forces 19

20 ORGANIZATIONS/ACTORS NAME Search and Rescue: first operators ORGANIZATIONS NETWORK COMPOSITION Information flow Situation awareness: video supported Link re-establishment Managed by Responder Authority Alerting Joint Operations CmdCtrl EOC Emergency Medical Services/Red Cross Fire department for locations of fires and search and rescue Reporting Police Military personnel Volunteers 20

21 ORGANIZATIONS NETWORK: ESTABLISHED COMMS LINK crisis neighbor crisis area region regions MCCf MCCp associate the Euler actor names with the national structures / organization names PSAP 112 net PSAP PSAP MCCm military who reports to whom? Comm links requirements? ECCp ECCf police ECCp ECCp fire ECCf ECCp police fire Communication flows priority? ECCm medical ECCm ECCp medical foreign field agents PSAP= Public Safety Answering Point ECC=Emergency Control Centre MCC=Mobile command centre 21

22 Conclusions One EULER specific objective is to approach in a systematic way the End Users community, to identify, federate and where possible harmonise operational needs and End Users requirements. We need End Users support! Next EULER dissemination workshop for End Users on 26th November in Brussels Charlemagne building of the European Commission 22

23 Thanks! Questions? 23