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Document No:
GSC(14)18_028
Source:
ETSI
Contact:
Jonas Sundborg
Agenda Item:
7.1
INTRODUCTION: WHAT IS CRITICAL COMMUNICATION?
Jonas Sundborg, ETSI Board Chairman, ETSI
GSC-18 Meeting, 22-23 July 2014, Sophia Antipolis, France
INTRODUCTION AND OBJECTIVE
• The objective of the session #3 Critical Communication is to:
• Share information between all GSC Members and invited participants.
• Address topics that are of high interest of the individual GSC Members, and
also to bring in views from other players in the market.
• This may lead to identification of
• Communalities.
• Gaps and/or overlap of work.
• Need for coordination.
• Regulatory issues,.
• Etc.
• The discussion in GSC will be a stepping stone to enhance
harmonization and cooperation.
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SCOPE
• The Critical Communications session will cover a broad
range of related topics such as Emergency Communication,
Public Safety, etc. This could include activities linked to any
situation of emergency, to prevention of or protection from
events that could danger the safety of the general public.
• In all cases communication is critical and critical means the
extreme importance of communication.
•
The session will address both regional issues as well global
activities with strong attention to the priorities of the GSC
Members and invited experts.
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SCOPE
• Critical communication can be divided into the following
parts:
• Individual to Authority,
• Authority to Individual(s)
• Authority to Authority or between Authorities
• Individual to individual(s)
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