Pinellas County 4.9GHz High Speed Data Communications Project Update February 6, 2007

Transcription

1 Pinellas County High Speed Data Communications Project Update February 6, 2007

2 Project Update Project Funding: US Army Armament Research, Development, and Engineering Center (ARDEC) Long-Term Objectives/Phased Approach: Phase 1: Interoperability of local first responder network 18 month effort with completion scheduled in June 07 Provided funding for equipment, lab facilities, contractor support and in SOSSEC integration efforts for ARDEC Results to Date: Technology selection: Pilot and PacketHop baseline Technology feasibility demonstration for proof of concept Modeling and simulation of baseline Systems Integration Lab and Test Bed for comparative performance analysis utilizing 4.9/2.4/5.8GHz combinations Preliminary recommendation: portable incident area network Relatively high data bandwidth Relatively limited range and penetration

3 Project Update Phase 1 Mission Needs Stakeholder Requirements SAFECOM Requirements Technical Assessment Standards Investigative Trade Study Lab Evaluations Field Evaluations Operational Gap analysis Characterization Through Modeling & Simulation Technology Demonstration & Evaluation System Evaluation for Technical and Cost Feasibility Operational Transition Plan Stakeholder Mission Needs Statement Legacy System Characterization Report Technical Assessment Report Operational Gap Analysis Technology Evaluation (Proof of Concept ) Operational Transition Plan End of Phase 1 Systems Requirements Specification Technology Demonstration

4 Test Network

5 Future Project Phases Phase 2: Integrate first responder agencies 5.9GHz ITS test-bed coordinated with GWU/DOT and 4.9 efforts Mobile Command Van for portable incident area network Final build-out of test-bed for comparative analysis and technology injections Phase 3: Coordination of efforts with SOSSEC/Homeland Defense at ARDEC National Response Center National Response Center situational awareness coordination between local/regional organizations and DOD Initial operating capability and demonstration planned for early summer 2008

6 Phase Test System Pinellas County Traffic Control 2.4/ Wireless Mesh to Fiber Connectivity Fire Station 39 Fire Station 38 Fire Station 40 Extender Fire Station 41 Fire Station 42 Sheriff - PCSO Gateway Gateway Extender 911 Center Video Feed Fire Station 43 Fire Training Tower Largo EOC SunStar CTC MTF Gateway Pinellas Traffic Camera CTC STF Fiber Link US Hwy 19 /Haines-Bayshore Rd Extender To Traffic Control via County Fiber Ring. Cat-5 to Fiber Converter Other Equip.=TBD To Internet Cable Modem Linksys Wireless Router HSDC LAB Cisco Catalyst Traffic Camera Wireless Relay 4.9 GHz Dual-Band/Tri-Band integration Current Pilot Dualband 2.4/ Fixed Mesh Network Pilot Dualband EX-4.9 Ghz AP=2.4GHz , 2.4GHz PCMCIA Pilot Gateway CTC STF Cat5 cable from roof to HSDC lab To Internet HSDC LAB Cable Modem Cisco Catalyst Linksys Wireless 2960G Router Mobile/Ad-Hoc integration Mobile Incident Area Command Vehicle Integration

7 Phase 3 Integration with Project National Shield Allegheny Cambria Waynesburg Greene Pittsburgh Mt. Pleasant Westmoreland Ligonier Fayette Connellsville Hopwood Somerset Somerset Johnstown IEOC Old Shade Conceptual Relationship of PAN / IAN / JAN / EAN Networks DHS SAFECOM SOR Bedford Bedford Hyndman Saxton Saxton Babcock Mtn. Babcock Mtn. Everett Illinois Indiana Indiana Wyoming County, PA PA Philadelphia PA Cambria County PA Picatinny NJ Port Authority NY/NJ Edgewood MD PAN Personal Area Network JAN Jurisdiction Area Network EAN Enterprise Area Network IAN Incident Area Network EOC,ICOP, Picatinny, NJ Regional EOC Pilot Gateways 5.8GHz EOC Tampa Airport To Internet Cable Modem Linksys Wireless Router HSDC LAB Cisco Catalyst 2960G CTC STF EOC Port of Tampa EOC National Guard Pinellas County

8 Thank You! Contact Information: Pam Montanari, Radio Systems Manager Pinellas County Emergency Communications (727)