Transcript Alcatel LBS Solution - European Emergency Number 112

Trends in Satellite Location Technology
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European Security and Safety Summit
BU Navigation
10/05/2007
Trends
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Market trends for commercial applications
 Accuracy
 Visible for the end user
 Key for urban navigation
 Quickness
 Key for a satisfactory end user experience
 Issue with “traditional GPS”
 Coverage
 Need to cover urban areas
 Most applications to be used/started inside buildings
Emergency calls location to benefit entirely from such trends
 Accuracy, quickness and coverage are key factors to save lives
 Citizens will not understand to see in the same time
 high performance applications available
 while no implementation of emergency calls location
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Technologies
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Very fast technological evolutions to meet challenging market trends
 Satellite based
 Assisted-GPS : better
quickness, accuracy,
coverage
 EGNOS : accuracy, quality of
service, preparing Galileo
 Mobile network based
 Cell-Id : using cell location
 NMR : using network signal power measurements
 Local network based : Wi-Fi
Technology
Accuracy
Satellite Assisted-GPS 5 to 20 m
EGNOS
Network Cell-Id
Local
3 to 10 m
Providers
References
Infra providers
USA
Thales/Alcatel Lucent Orange Fr
100 m to 3 km Infra providers
NMR
40 to 90 m
Polaris
Wi-Fi
5m
Ekahau, Airspace
USA
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Readiness
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Handsets
 A growing offer of Assisted-GPS enabled phones
A1000
E1000
HP6515
HP6915
Siemens Benq
SXG75
Mitac A701
HTC
Artemis
Blackberry
8800
Commercial trends
 Cost < 10 €, allows for entry range phones required by operators for 2008
 Next phones to come : Nokia, Benq, Sharp, Blackberry …
 Standards now mature
Therefore European E112 regulation
 Shall consider today commercial trends
 Should be determined and gradual
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Thank you
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Arnaud Masson
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BU Navigation
10/05/2007