WHITEPAPERS
The Challenge of Managing and Operating TETRA Networks
TETRA networks are difficult to manage and operate, because they are often linked to a complex infrastructure based on multiple technologies, vendors and domains. In this environment, advanced Operations Support Systems (OSS) can help organizations meet the dual challenge of holding down costs while enhancing network performance and reliability
DownloadTETRA vs P25 presentation
Presentation of the comparison of TETRa and P25, written by Tony Gray, Chairman of the TCCA Broadband Group.
DownloadTETRA QoS evaluation and monitoring
This whitepaper, describes Samdales understanding of how a TETRA network should be evaluated and monitored to access the best Quality of Service from the underlying coverage and with that run the network most effectively both in an economical and operational way.
DownloadConnect Smartphones to TETRA
By leveraging the high speed 3G/LTE network for transferring large volumes of data (encrypted and compressed), and the reliability of TETRA to transfer sensitive prioritized low volume data; Crystal TETRA Mobility is the natural choice for any organization looking to increase efficiency, task fulfillment and responsiveness. This whitepaper is more of a promotional document written by Crystal code to promote the different applications .
DownloadMission Critical Broadband: Practical standardization & roadmap considerations
This document has been produced by the TETRA and Critical Communications Association (TCCA) Critical Communications Broadband Group (CCBG) in February 2013, to provide supporting information and guidelines for critical communications users, operators and other interested parties who are considering the implementation of mission critical mobile broadband services. It sets out the predicted timeframe for availability of suitable standards and equipment, together with a consequent outline roadmap f
DownloadEvolution of TETRA
This document, produced by P3 Communications in November 2011, discusses the evolution of TETRA to a 4G All-IP Broadband Mission Critical Voice Plus Data Professional Mobile Radio Technology
DownloadMigration MPT to TETRA
This whitepaper, written by Rohill in June 2012, explains the TetraNode system architecture in terms of multi-standard support. The benefits of this approach are explained as well. For reference, a comparison is included to understand the interoperability of the different functions.
DownloadPowering TETRA
This document, written by Motorola Solutions in focussing on powering TETRA systems for resilience or netwrok expansion.
DownloadMobile Broadband in a Mission Critical Environment – as seen from a TETRA perspective
This report, written by the TETRA and Critical Communications Association in February 2011 discusses the mobile broadband capabilities of TETRA (TEDS - TETRA Enhanced Data Services) in relationship to available frequencies and LTE.
DownloadDriving safety & operational efficiency at airports with digital communications
This Sector specific paper descibes the special needs for users of Mission Critical digital radios for Airport communications
DownloadTETRA and the Inter System Interface
This document was published by the TETRA Association Board in August 2010 and gives the current status of the ISI.
DownloadUse of Tetra networks in crisis situations + large scale events
This document, prepared by KC Global TETRA Ltd in co-operation with the TETRA Association and some European Public Safety networks, reviews how TETRA networks operate in these extreme conditions.
DownloadWAP over TETRA trial services
In this Whitepaper the basic concepts of WAP application over TETRA are presented.
DownloadA comparison of DMR and TETRA
This document was prepared for the Association by Analysys Mason and published in February 2009.
DownloadPublic Safety mobile broadband and spectrum needs
This paper, prepared for the Association by Analysys Mason in March 2010, reviews the future broadband needs for public safety mobile communications and how these needs might be addressed
DownloadTRANSFORM PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS THROUGH BROADBAND INNOVATION
Public safety operations are becoming increasingly information-driven, requiring access to a widening range of text, imaging and video applications. Although TETRA networks support secure and reliable low data rate services, throughput constraints limit their suitability for real-time video or high speed data applications. With recognition growing that operational data should be transported over mission critical networks, it is important to look at how a unified TETRA and Public Safety LTE netw
DownloadHow will the new “Supply” of Broadband information impact the “Demands” on your time and that of your Communications Center?
Supply vs Demand Report by Presidential-Partners - The intent of this effort was not to respond to every issue related to the impact on public safety communications centers by the Broadband network development, but to simply raise the awareness levels for public safety officials and application developers of the potential affect (both good and bad) this new broadband technology may have on our nation’s communications centers, as well as the individuals, who operate them.
DownloadSocioeconomic Value of Mission Critical Mobile Applications for Public Safety in the EU
This report extends the research originally undertaken to estimate the socioeconomic benefits for the use of enhanced mobile broadband by public protection and disaster relief (PPDR) agencies for the November 2013 report, Socioeconomic Value of Mission Critical Mobile Applications for Public Safety in the UK: 2x10MHz in 700MHz, into 10 European Countries.
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The need for PPDR Broadband Spectrum in the bands below 1 GHz
Discussion Paper made for the TETRA + Critical Communication Association by WIK-Consult
DownloadBroadband Spectrum for mission critical communication needed
EU member states, in cooperation with the Commission, are in preparation for the ITU World Radiocommunications Conference 2015 to identify a single spectrum environment for Broadband Public Protection and Disaster Relief (PPDR) services and to define conditions for taking the 700 MHz band to mobile use, including conditions for PPDR use of the band. TCCA recommends that a sufficient amount of 700 MHz frequency resources shall be made available for these mission critical communication services.
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