Next Generation Emergency Services Christian Militeau Intrado,Inc. March 21, 2006.

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Next Generation Emergency Services Christian Militeau Intrado,Inc. March 21, 2006

Overview E9-1-1 Architecture Next Generation Emergency Services - Market Drivers NGN Emergency Services ATIS ESIF Task Force 34 Overview –Emergency Services Network (ESNet) –Data Services Standards

E9-1-1 Architecture Phone Company Populates Location Information Records Gateway Services Off board routing PSAP ANI/ALI controller PSAP Call Takers ALI Automatic Location Information Point to point Dedicated connections Selective Router(s) Dials Voice ANI PSTN Central Offices Inter-office Trunk groups Dedicated CAMA circuits: MF signaling, not extensible

Next Generation Emergency Services – Market Drivers Emergency service requests (9-1-1 calls) –New methods of requesting emergency assistance (e.g. VoIP, SMS, Call Relay Centers, , etc.) –Enhanced capabilities of consumer devices (e.g. display phones, text messaging, mobility, video) Technology modernization –Existing aging infrastructure –Easier integration of new technologies –Enhanced communication capabilities Interoperability between service providing agencies Enhance service response capabilities –Information access and advanced services

Next Generation Emergency Services – Market Drivers Broader integration between Government agencies and E9-1-1 –Department of Homeland Security (DHS) (National Response Plan, National Incident Management System) –Department of Transportation (USDOT) National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) Manageability, security, reliability, evolve-ability Cost, investment management, regulation

HSSDNSENUM S-CSCF NGN (IMS Core Network) AS AS AS P-CSCF MGCF MGW SelectiveRouter H.248 ISUP BGCF SIP SS7 Diameter TDM MSMS MRFC SIP CAMA E-MF IP PSAP Connectivity to Network Capable of Delivering Call to IP PSAP Connectivity to Network Capable of Delivering Call to IP PSAP Connectivity to Legacy Emergency Services Network Connectivity to Legacy Emergency Services Network RTP IP Access Network Initiates Emergency Call IP Access Network Initiates Emergency Call PSAP Selection Left to Implementation PSAP Selection Left to Implementation IP Connectivity Access Network (ICAN) IP-PBX IP-phones (IP-Centrex, DSL, Cable) Legacy PSAP NGN Emergency Services

HSSDNSENUM I-CSCFS-CSCF Customer Home Network NGN Emergency Services Network SIP AS AS PSAP Selection AS P/S- CSCF BackbonePacketNetwork Access MGCF MGW BGCF SIP Diameter RTP MSMS MRFC P-CSCF SIP IP PSAP Call Delivered to IP PSAP with Location Call Delivered to IP PSAP with Location Call Enters IMS ESNet With Location Call Enters IMS ESNet With Location Location is Used to Determine PSAP Location is Used to Determine PSAP H.248 Selective Router ISUP SS7 TDM CAMA E-MF Legacy PSAP CAMA E-MF OR Call Delivered to Legacy Network Without Location (Query for Location Needed) OR Call Delivered to Legacy Network Without Location (Query for Location Needed) NGN Emergency Services

Emergency Call Delivery VoIP to IP PSAP P-CSCF I-CSCF MRF MGW MGCF IMS ES Network S-CSCF SIP Application Servers SIP Application Servers HSS IP PSAP Legacy ESNet/PSAP PSTN Legacy EO STP VSP VoIP Network PIDF-LO ANI Call Originates with Location Location used for PSAP Selection Call Delivered with Location

Emergency Call Delivery VoIP to Legacy PSAP P-CSCF I-CSCF MRF MGW MGCF IMS ES Network S-CSCF SIP Application Servers SIP Application Servers HSS IP PSAP PSTN Legacy EO STP VSP VoIP Network PIDF-LO ANI Call Originates with Location Location Could be used for PSAP Selection Call Delivered only w/Callback (ANI) Query Mechanism Needed for Location Legacy ESNet/PSAP

Emergency Call Delivery Legacy PSTN to IP PSAP P-CSCF I-CSCF MRF MGW MGCF IMS ES Network S-CSCF SIP Application Servers SIP Application Servers HSS IP PSAP PSTN Legacy EO STP VSP VoIP Network PIDF-LO ANI Call Originates with only Callback (ANI) Mechanism to Provide Location and PSAP Selection Required Call Delivered with Location Legacy ESNet/PSAP

Emergency Call Delivery Legacy PSTN to Legacy PSAP P-CSCF I-CSCF MRF MGW MGCF IMS ES Network S-CSCF SIP Application Servers SIP Application Servers HSS IP PSAP PSTN Legacy EO STP VSP VoIP Network PIDF-LO ANI Call Originates with only Callback (ANI) Mechanism to Provide Location and PSAP Selection Required Call Delivered only w/Callback (ANI) Query Mechanism Needed for Location Legacy ESNet/PSAP

ATIS ESIF TF34 - Emergency Services Network (ESNet) E9-1-1 Call Taker (PSAPs) voice and data network services –Creates options for deployment configurations and service delivery Extend integration and collaboration to broader community Mediates or facilitates access to services –Opt-in subscription models –PSAPs pulls info and controls information that can be pushed Creates context for an emergency service request –Emergency context over request and service response A foundation for additional value-add services –Integrated voice and data via IP and VoIP technologies –Extensible to deliver various application services

Emergency Services Network Standards Allows ESNet to mediate and present services for the PSAP. Services can be accessed directly as deemed appropriate.

ESMI - EISI Data Services Standards

ESMI and EISI Service Interaction Example CESE Response Gateway Service A (EPES) PSAP Service B (EPES) Service C (EPES) ESMI EISI ESNet ALI becomes a special case of a “Service”. Communication to the PSAP is generalized. Service Mgmt EISI

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