3GPP Broadband for Public Safety Presentation to: Frank McGhee VP, Government Business Development
Agenda 3GPP High Speed Packet Access (HSPA) Market Status Public Safety Mission Critical features Status Today 4G LTE for 700 Mhz Ericsson Confidential 2
3GPP Mobile Evolution 1G 2G 2,5G 3G HSPA 4G LTE Paging Telephony NMT Data mobitex SMS GSM SMS/ MMS GSM GPRS SMS/ MMS GSM WCDMA /EDGE SMS/ MMS GSM/ VoIP HSPA SMS/ MMS VoIP LTE IP Service Control IMS IMS IMS Broadcast TV MBMS MBMS Ericsson Confidential 3
The World Wireless Market World Cellular Subscribers March 2007 North America 258 Million Latin America 327 Million Europe and the Middle East 938 Million Africa 213 Million Asia Pacific 1.1 Billion 2.8 Billion (All Technologies) Source: Informa Telecoms & Media Estimates, March 2007 Ericsson Confidential 4
The World Wireless Market Subscribers by Technology March 2007 3GPP subs. = 2.4 Billion 84.67% CDMA 349 Million 12.30% Others* 86 Million 3% Source: Informa Telecoms & Media Estimates, March 2007 *Others includes TDMA, iden and PDC Ericsson Confidential 5
HSPA global momentum Commercial HSPA launches world-wide HSPA status (April 2007) 104 networks in commercial operation in 53 countries Over 500 million HSPA subscribers Over 250 HSPA devices in the market from 60+ vendors Today s available peak speed: 14.4 Mbps (down-link, 1.8 up-link) HSPA device availability Austria: 140 000 PC-cards in first year HSPA device types Source: GSA HSPA Commitments/Devices Survey Source: GSA HSDPA Devices Survey Ericsson Confidential 6
Public Safety Mission Critical Features Where are We Today Ericsson Confidential 7
Key Public Safety Requirements High broadband speeds with low latency and wide coverage for video and critical content delivery.full Mobility with fast handoff is key QOS flexible priority handling at admission/congestion Users, applications, services Security and authentication Highly reliable access anywhere mobility and session continuity across networks with local control Ericsson Confidential 8
3GPP Mobile Evolution HSPA = High Speed Packet Access MBMS = Multicast/Broadcast Multimedia Service LTE = Long Term Evolution Ericsson Confidential 9
HSPA Extended Broadband Range Telstra: Continent-wide Australian HSPA network Covering 98% of population with 5000 sites 14.4 Mbps DL and 1.8 Mbps UL network 2.3 Mbps DL measured at 124 mile range 7.2 Mbps DL measured at 50 mile range 4.5 Mbps DL measured typical throughput Ericsson Confidential 10
QOS Priority Handling - Includes pre-emption at admission Ericsson Confidential 11
HSPA / LTE Multicast/Broadcast MBMS Multimedia Broadcast/Multicast Service Allows for Multicast/Broadcast Single-Frequency Networking Identical transmissions from tightly synchronized neighbour cells Increased received power and reduced interference Allows for multicast/broadcast and unicast on the same carrier as well as dedicated multicast/broadcast carrier Ericsson Confidential 12
QOS and Priority Handling Flexible QOS and Allocation/retention Handling Ericsson Confidential 13
P25 Services Enablement Voice Services Private/Individual Calls Authentication Content encryption Mobility Management Patch & Simulselect Dynamic regroup Instantaneous recall & voice logging Security Services Emergency calls, alerting & notification Position reporting Advanced Dispatch Services Group Calls Emergency services Extensive Public Safety Feature Set Group Calls, Private Calls & Telephone Interconnect Priority based PTT arbitration with preemption & override Scanning Registration & Roaming Profile Selection Group affiliation Terminal Provisioning Data Services Telephone Interconnect Packet Data Short Message Services GPS Location Reporting Enabled by Low Latency & QOS / MBMS Capabilities Ericsson Confidential 14
HSPA Inherent Security Features Mutual Authentication Network authenticates the user User authenticates the Network Network and the terminal can securely negotiate what algorithms to use for protection Protection of signalling data Integrity protection and origin authentication Confidentiality Protection of user data or payload Confidentiality W-CDMA waveform inherently robust Ericsson Confidential 15
Full Service Broadband Architecture Any Service, Any Device, Anywhere Multimedia Service network IMS/Service Control FSB Network Fixed access Multi Access Edge Mobile access Transport network Users Ericsson Confidential 16
Mobile TV is happening worldwide EUROPE Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Cyprus, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, UK MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA AMERICAS Brazil, Canada, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru, Puerto Rico, USA Bahrain, Israel, Kuwait, Mauritius, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, UAE ASIA-PACIFIC Australia, Brunei, China, India, Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan >100 operators commercially launched over cellular networks Source: Ericsson Ericsson Confidential 17
User generated content on-demand Users upload content for others to buy Optional channels to create communities; Optional user ratings Examples: 3 UK SeeMeTV, KinkKommunity, 3 Italy InVideo, The Content Market Ericsson Confidential 18
IMS Enables Local Control Any Service, Any Device, Anywhere...as you specify User Access Priority Capacity Management Application Access/retention Priority Role based services Custom Applications Real time Digital Content Production Distribution Management IP Multimedia System (IMS) Ericsson Confidential 19
IMS Enables Local Control IMS allows Sharing with Local Control APCO25 Public Safety Broadband IP Multimedia System (IMS) Cellular National access Common Operating Picture can be shared interagency and Intra-agency agency Ericsson Confidential 20
What s Next: 4G LTE Ericsson Confidential 21
3GPP SAE/LTE Architecture Flat 2-node IP architecture Efficient interworking with 2G/3G...Ericsson HSPA Base Stations support LTE also Allowing reuse of key operator assets High level of security Robust QoS model IMS & multimedia services AGW BSC/ RNC Non-3GPP IP/Ethernet 2G 3G LTE LTE LTE Note: GW corresponds to 3GPP anchor+sae anchor+upe Ericsson Confidential 22
LTE Key radio-access features Spectrum flexibility Flexible bandwidth Duplex flexibility 1.25 MHz 20 MHz LTE radio access Downlink: OFDM Uplink: SC-FDMA (Allows HSPA Coverage Advantages to extend to LTE) OFDMA SC-FDMA Ericsson Confidential 23
LTE time plan Driving inclusion of key MESA/Safecom PS features in 3GPP 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 3GPP LTE Commerical Product Releases Study Item Work Item CR & func groth LTE HW LTE available LTE Development HW Development SW Development UE IODT RAN I&V LTE Testbed Lab demo Drive tests MIMO & TDD L3 Ericsson Confidential 24
Summary HSPA / LTE Key Benefits Has GSM global economies of scale for attracting numerous device, application, and service developers 3GPP Standards based technology insures interoperability, backward compatibility, and continuous technology and service evolution LTE devices will work on HSPA, EDGE, and GPRS data networks High broadband speeds with wide coverage and power efficient radio technologies Uplink power effectiveness for the handheld devices is higher than for OFDM based uplink technologies resulting in longer battery life and extended range Full 3GPP standardized support for video production, distribution and management including IP Multicast and IP Broadcast Key Public Safety Mission Critical features are included (Mobility, Security, QOS, low latency, priority/pre-emption, multicast/broadcast) Ericsson Confidential 25
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