PSC Europe Forum Conference

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1 PSC Europe Forum Conference 20 & 21 May 2014 Gothenburg, Sweden Venue : Lindholmen Science Park, Lindholmspiren 5, Göteborg, Sweden 1

2 MeeNng Focus Ø Interoperability Ø Satellite communica3ons Ø Traffic security Ø Managing the data flow in the control room Ø COSMIC workshop Ø Workshop on Modelling crisis management for improved preparedness and ac7on (EU project CRISMA) will be held on 22/05/2014 at the same venue. 2

3 20 May 2014 FOCUSES Interoperability & Satellite communicanons RegistraNon GENERAL ASSEMBLY Approval of the minutes from the General Assembly held in Bucharest, Romania Report of the President, acnvity report from the Secretary General Approval of accounts Brief PresentaNons of the new insntunonal members Coffee break Opening of the Conference by Manfred BLAHA, President of PSCE Welcome and introducnon to Lindholmen Science Park, Peter ÖHMAN, COO at Lindholmen Science Park PresentaNon by the Swedish Civil ConNngencies Agency, Håkan MARCUSSON, Swedish Civil Contengencies Roundtable on interoperability chaired by Uberto DELPRATO, IES SoluNons Ø 12: BROKERAGE EVENT: Next call in Horizon 2020 Ø Lunch break SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS Satellite Broadband for European Regions (SABER) project and its interest for the Public Safety sector, Philippe BOUTRY, Airbus DS Common collaboranve session chaired by Egil BOVIM: PresentaNon of the Emergency satellite- assisted TelecommunicaNon Services (ETSI Specialist Task Force) in major disasters by Haitham CRUICKSHANK, Surrey University. Discussion around two scenarios Ø INTEROPERABILITY ISI between Sweden and Norway a major transport incident in rural area an earthquake in urban area Anita GALIN, Swedish Civil ConNngencies Agency (MSB) and Marianne STORRØSTEN, Directorate for Emergency CommunicaNon (DNK) Mats T. PERSSON, Swedish NaNonal Police Board Other interoperability aspects MACICO project: Proposal for TETRA- TETRAPOL interoperability solunon, Pasi KÄMPPI, Laurea University of Applied Sciences Coffee break Commimee meenngs including elecnons General Assembly: reports of the commimees and acknowledgment of the elecnon results Networking RecepNon at the Lindholmen Science Park 3

4 21 May 2014 FOCUS Traffic security, Managing the data flow in the control room & COSMIC WORKSHOP RegistraNon PresentaNon of Visual Arena, Åsa ANDBLAD PresentaNon of the focus area ICT and Lindholmen Science Park, Bo NORRHEM, Program manager ICT WORKSHOP ON CONTRIBUTION OF SOCIAL MEDIA IN CRISIS MANAGEMENT - Hosted by the COSMIC project #cosmicgot Lunch Ø TRAFFIC SECURITY Tracking and Tracing of dangerous goods in the medical sector, Harold LINKE, HITEC Handling of Dangerous Good Transports in European ecall, Jan van HATTEM, Rijkswaterstaat Coffee Break MANAGING THE DATA FLOW IN THE CONTROL ROOM Harnessing the potennal of external informanon sources in the Control Room, Peter HABERL, FrequenNs SemanNc analysis tools in crisis management, Luca BERGONZI, Beta 80 Group EvoluHon in the operahon of the How to opnmise life- cycle costs of your 112 system? Nicklas SPANGBERG, Airbus Defence and Space Technology state of the art for providing accuracy and reliability of posinoning for 112, Souroush HONARY, HWC IntroducNon to the COSMIC Project, Ioannis KOTSIOPOULOS, European Dynamics PresentaNon of the Athena Project, Jessica GIBSON, West Yorkshire police Strategic use of emerging communicanon technologies for crisis stakeholders (presentanon of findings & discussion), Odysseas SPYROGLOU, Hellenic Rescue Team Threats and challenges related to the use of social media in crisis management (presentanon of findings & discussion), Kim HAGEN, Trilateral Research & ConsulNng Coffee Break Crises, new media ethics and the consequences of cinzens involvement (presentanon of findings & discussions), Salvatore SCIFO, KU Developing the stakeholders engagement, Marie- ChrisNne BONNAMOUR PSCE Closing of the Workshop 4

5 Silver Sponsor Airbus Defence and Space is a word leading company of PMR radio systems, terminals, control room 112 call taking, radio dispatching and applica3ons as well as integra3on of PMR solu3ons to public safety and civil customers. Airbus Defence and Space develops, manufactures and distributes to all globally relevant today PMR technologies: TETRA, TETRAPOL and P25 radio infrastructure products as well as radio terminals for TETRA and TETRAPOL. Airbus Defence and Space has developed TETRAPOL standard, infrastructure and terminal products during the last 20 years. Na3onwide TETRAPOL networks are in opera3on in France, Spain, Switzerland and Check Republic. Airbus Defence and Space provides interfaces from TETRAPOL infrastructure to connect fixed and radio dispatching terminals. Airbus Defence and Space TETRAPOL interfaces can be used to connect a TETRAPOL network to a TETRA network as well as to interface two TETRAPOL networks together with certain set of call func3ons. Airbus Defence and Space is working for making the European connec3vity of the above na3onwide networks with those, provided by other manufacturers (Motorola, Selex). Airbus Defence and Space has also developed over the last 15 years a comprehensive TETRA network for rich set of voice and data for mul3- organisa3on communica3on, based on the European TETRA standard created by ETSI (European Telecommunica3on Standard Ins3tute). Airbus Defence and Space TETRA system is the industry leader in large TETRA networks, in func3onality and scalability within TETRA systems. Airbus Defence and Space delivers complete TETRA solu3ons, providing end- to- end solu3ons from networks, network management, mobile and control room terminals and services. Over the last 10 years Airbus Defence and Space has worked together with TETRA industry and operators to develop the ETSI ISI standard. Airbus Defence and Space has implemented and released the first phase release of this standard, suppor3ng a cri3cal set of TETRA func3onali3es over the ISI interface. Airbus Defence and Space objec3ve is to deliver full interoperability of TETRA networks to the exis3ng European na3onwide networks, delivered by Airbus Defence and Space: Sweden RAKEL, Germany BOSNET, Hungary EDTN, Finland VIRVE, Belgium ASTRID, Estonia EDR. More informa3on is available at: h\p://airbusdefenceandspace.com/ 5

6 Silver Sponsor When Esri was founded in 1969, we realized even then that geographic informa3on system (GIS) technology could make a difference in society. Working with others who shared this passion, we were encouraged by the vast possibili3es of GIS. Today, our confidence in GIS is built on the belief that geography ma\ers it connects our many cultures and socie3es and influences our way of life. GIS leverages geographic insight to ensure be\er communica3on and collabora3on. Geography connects our many cultures and socie3es and influences our way of life. Esri is built on the philosophy that a geographic approach to problem solving ensures be\er communica3on and collabora3on. Geographic informa3on system (GIS) technology leverages this geographic insight to address social, economic, business, and environmental concerns at local, regional, na3onal, and global scales. Esri develops geographic informa3on systems (GIS) solu3ons that func3on as an integral component in nearly every type of organiza3on. On any given day, more than a million people around the world use Esri 's GIS to improve the way their organiza3ons conduct business. Esri gives GIS users what they need by listening closely and incorpora3ng their feedback and recommended improvements. Esri soeware is used by more than 350,000 organiza3ons worldwide including most na3onal and local agencies such as na3onal mapping agencies, petroleum companies, health departments, forestry companies, na3onal security and public safety organiza3ons and many others in dozens of industries. Thousands of organiza3ons use Esri GIS soeware during the four phases of disaster management: mi3ga3on, preparedness, response, and recovery. GIS enables these organiza3ons to minimize the impact of disasters on lives and property. They use GIS for readiness, effec3ve response coordina3on, and comprehensive situa3onal awareness. Following a disaster, Esri provides soeware, data coordina3on, technical support, and other GIS assistance to organiza3ons. Esri can also provide on- site technical personnel to assist with emergency GIS opera3ons. More informa3on is available at 6

7 Silver sponsor Motorola SoluNons We are a global communica3ons leader powered by a passion to invent and an unceasing commitment to advance the way the world connects. Our communica3on solu3ons allow people, businesses and governments to be more connected and more mobile. For more informa3on about our company, our people and our innova3ons, please visit h\p: 7

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