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`William F. Caton
`Acting Secretary
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`~Chief, Domestic Facilities Division
`Common Carrier Bureau
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`Subject:
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`CC Docket 94-102, Revision of Commission rules to ensure compatibility with
`enhanced 911 emergency calling systems
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`Date:
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`October 28, 1994
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`The attached documents relate to matters addressed in the above-referenced docketed
`proceeding. They are hereby submitted for inclusion in the record of that proceeding.
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`Emergency Services JEM Report
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`1.
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`Executive Summary
`The TR45 Joint Experts Meeting (JEM) on Public 800 Mobile and
`Personal Communications Support of Basic 9-1-1 (9-1-1) and Enhanced
`9-1-1 (E9-1-1) Emergency Services was held in Chicago. IL. The JEM
`was convened on August I. 1994 at 9:07 AM and was adjourned on August
`5. 1994 at 1l:47AM. Terry Jacobson (AT&T) was the chair and Jeff
`Crollick (GTE) was the co-chair.
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`The purpose of the JEM was to:
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`• Derme and prioritize the Emergency Services call taker features for
`Wifeless cellular,
`• Define tbe requirements for the information flow between the
`Wireless System and the Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP), and
`to associate this infonnation flow with the 9-1-1 call by the Mobile
`Station (MS). MS is a collective term that includes vehicular,
`portable, transportable, ftxed, aircraft and other wireless subscriber
`stations.
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`The outcome of the JEM was:
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`• A prioritized list of Emergency Services call taker features.
`The mapping of the call faker features to four evolutionary paths:
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`The infonnation elements needed between the Wireless System and
`the Emergency Services System to support the call taker features.
`'The identification of radio location techniques that may provide more
`accurate Mobile Station location information.
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`The views expressed in this report represent an evolutionary path. The
`public safety and cellular service provider communities each have a
`unique set of challenges that includes economic. operational and
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`technological feasibility. These factors should be considered in the use ot"
`this report.
`Introduction
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`Background
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`2.
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`2.1
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`The basic 9-1-1 (9-1-1) and Enhanced 9-1-1 (E9-1-1) systems in existence
`today have been designed to provide rapid response to calls for emergency
`services from wireline subscribers. Basic 9-1-1 Emergency Services
`Systems establish routing of calls to a Public Safety Answering Point
`(PSAP). E9-1-1 provides added capabilities including selective routing of
`a call to the appropriate PSAP for rapid response to emergency calls and
`the display of calling number, address, and in most cases. the name of the
`subscriber at the calling number. However, these Emergency Services
`Systems do not address the unique characteristics of wireless
`communications.
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`The mobile nature of wireless communications and the uniq.ue
`characteristics of Radio Frequency (RF) propagation may requue
`modification of existing Emergency Services Systems and the
`development of special capabilities in wireless systems.
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`Emergency services access (9-1-11E9-1-l) by a wireless caller requires
`that the MS location information (at least the serving cell site or sector) be
`used to assist in routing the call to the appropriate PSAP. The location
`information may be used to dispatch an emergency vehicle to the incident
`site.
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`2.2
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`Perspective
`The views expressed in this report represent an evolutionary path. The
`public safety and cellular service provider communities each have a
`unique set of challenges that includes economic, operational and
`technological feasibility. These factors should be considered in the use of
`this report.
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`2.3
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`JEM·Methoctology
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`Tutorials were presented on Mobility, Emergency Services, Current
`Ind..-y Practices, 1R4~ Standards, and Emergency Services for Wireless
`Cellular. The tutorials established a common frame of reference and
`terminology for the JEM participants.
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`The tutorials and contributions provided a basis for discussion of:
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`•
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`Call taker features and feature priorities.
`Information flows between the Wireless System and the Emergency
`Services System.
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`•
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`Radio location techniques that may provide more accurate Mobile
`Station location information.
`A prioritized list of call taker features was generated. The list was
`reviewed and the features were mapped to the four evolutionary paths.
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`The flow of information needed between the Wireless System and the
`Emergency Services System to support the call taker features was
`identified. Information elements were identified and information flow
`models were defined.
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`E9-1-1 Call Taker Fellture Priority
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`Call Taker Feature Descriptions
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`The following is a list of call taker features and a high level description
`and requirements. The list is in priority order.
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`1.
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`Emergency services Reached by 018.ng [!I-m-ITJ-IsENol
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`A Mobile Station user dialing ~{~]-[TI-lSENDI shall access
`Emergency Services.
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`r:J-~-ITJ-CD-lsENDI should be treated as a 9-1-1 call. (This non(cid:173)
`preferred sequence should not be publicized.)
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`Dialing ~-[D-[D-l SENDl shall bypass other call origination restriction
`features (e.g., PIN access, PIN intercept).
`A Mobile Station may have an emergency service or 19-1-11 call button
`to speed dial the ~-G] -CD-I SENDIsequence.
`• Mobile Stations should allow ~'ITI-ITI-1 SENDl
`to be dialed at all
`times (even when locked or when served by a restricted system).
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`9-1-1 eatl PNCedence
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`An originating 9-1-1 call should be given priority over other non(cid:173)
`emergency call originations.
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`The alternate Priority Access and Channel Assignment (All. PACA)
`procedures described in PN-2977 (the proposed IS-53A Cellular
`Feature Descriptions) provides an interim solution for precedence of
`9-1-1 calls:
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`three levels of priority are established designated A, B, and C.
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`a number of channels are reserved for A (highest), Band C
`(lowest) priority calls.
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`a caller with "A" priority has access to the A, B, C channels.
`a caller with "B" priority has access to the B, C channels.
`a caller with "c' priority has access to the C channels.
`a 9-1-1 call may be treated as a priority call subject to local
`operating practices or regulations.
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`Priority Queuing could be considered as another mechanism to
`provide access for an emergency call. If a traffic channel is not
`available when the Mobile Station user attempts to originate the 9-1-1
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`call. the call would be "queued" and the Mobile Station would be
`paged and alerted when a radio channel becomes available.
`Future 800 MHz air interface standards should support the Priority
`Access and Channel Assignment (PACA) feature defmed in PN-2977
`(the proposed IS-53A Cellular Feature Descriptions).
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`•
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`3.
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`Identify c.u.'s Initial location
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`•
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`• Obtaining location information shall not require overt action on the
`part of the caller.
`The method of sending location information from the Wireless
`System to the Emergency services System shall be standardized. The
`location infonnation should describe the Mobile Station's position in
`tenns of:
`Longitude.
`Latitude.
`Altitude.
`Resolution or Accuracy.
`Location information should be obtainable for all callers.
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`•
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`• Accuracy Goals: 1
`Near tenn goal: within 400 feet (longitude, latitude, resolution).
`Long tenn goal: within 40 feet (longitude, latitude, altitude,
`resolution).
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`4. Subscrtber IcIentily Infonnlltion
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`Name.
`•
`Address.
`•
`• Home Phone Number.
`• Other Subscriber Infonnation (e.g., medical condition).
`The source of the subscriber identity infonnation is the subscriber's
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`"Home" System.
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`5.
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`9-1·1 C811 ReI'" infonnltion
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`Serving Wirele~. System 10.
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`1 It is important to note that these are goals and are not requirements. The realization of
`these goals are contingent on economic and technical feasibility.
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`• Mobile Identification Number (MIN), International Mobile Station
`Identification (lMSI).
`Electronic Serial ~umber (ESN).
`Callback Number. one or more of the following:
`Emergency Services Access Port Number.
`Temporary Local Directory Number (lLDl'41 associated with this
`9-1-1 call.
`Mobile Directory Number.
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`AbIIIy to Reque81 Updated eat.. LOCIIIIon information
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`location information.
`PSAP may request the Wireless System to report updated location
`information periodically.
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`7. Ability to Communicate With and o.termine the Type of Emergency
`SeAtcM N.lded
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`The MSC shall provide a standard voice connection (or data
`connection for a data terminal) to the PSAP.
`Air interface encryption may be used, however, it must be removed
`before delivery of the call to the PSAP.
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`8. Receive 9-1-1 calls at the Appropriat. PSAP
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`The 9-1-1 caller's location should determine the PSAP to which the
`call is routed.
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`9. Originate 9-1-1 cans from the CurNnt seMng Sy......
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`If the Mobile Station user is engaged in a call and dials
`(!J-6]-6]iSENoj, the Serving Mobile Switching Center shall initiate a
`9-1-1 call.
`After handoff. the current serving Mobile Swiaching Center (MSC)
`shall route the 9-1-1 call toward the PSAP (nol the Anchor MSC per
`nonnal procedures).
`The caller may use flash to add a held party to a three-way (or
`conference) call.
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`10. Ability to detect and communicate with TOO callers
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`roD callers shall be able to use cellular telephones in the 30 kHz
`analog mode.
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`11. AbiIily to Hold the Une After the caa. ... DiIconnected or the Call Has
`Dropped, Under DnctIon of the Controlling PSAP
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`The Mobile Station is precluded from receiving other calls.
`•
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`•
`Any origination attempt is connected to the Call Taker.
`• Automatically "ring back" the caller.
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`12. Suspend Flash Privileges for .................
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`The Mobile Station is precluded from receiving another- call.
`The Mobile Station is precluded from originating another call.
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`13. AbHIly to Call Back if the Call is Disconnected or the Call is Ended Prior to
`Completion of the Event
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`Local callback number.
`Emergency Services access port.
`Exact location information is more important than a callback number;
`however, if only an approximate location can be provided, then a
`callback number is more important
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`14. AbIlIty to T........ the c.Ier to the AppropriIIte PlAP
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`• While communicating with the caller, bridge on another PSAP;
`transfer the call and call control upon disconnect by the controlling
`PSAP.
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`15. AbIlIty to Provide ALllnforrnation and Infonnation Captured During the Call,
`to Another PSAP
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`When a call is transferred all information regarding the call (including
`subscriber information,
`location information, service provider
`information, and information captured during a call) should be
`transferred with the call.
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`16. AbMy of the PSAP to Fotw Dleconnectfor. toPSAP Clllia
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`• When a PSAP disconnects the Mobile Station (MS) is disconnected
`regardless of its switehhook state.
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`17. A... cen eonglltlon Control
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`same area since the calls may be related to a single incident.
`Throttling is a concept for constricting flow by discarding or delaying
`selected call attempts.
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`The PSAP should be able to request MSC to "throttle" 9-1-1 calls.
`The PSAP should be able to "broadcast" messages regarding
`conditions (perhaps using a broadcast short message service).
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`19. Silent Callback
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`silently, provided that the special Mobile Station does not alert
`audibly and automatically answers.
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`20. AutborizIdIoft Owrride
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`Serving System option to block or allow 9-1-1 calls from:
`Unauthorized Mobile Stations.
`Specific Mobile Stations.
`Specific locations.
`New Mobile Stations that utilize Identity Modules may be able to
`initiate 9-1-1 calls if the Identity Module is not present
`• Mobile Stations should allow the caller to initiate a 9-1-1 call when
`locked.
`• Mobile Stations should allow the caller to initiate a 9-1-1 call when
`the Mobile Station's programming prevents it from accessing the
`system for other wireless services.
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`3.2
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`Impact of Call Taker Feature Priority
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`The amount of changes required to implement a particular feature were
`analyzed to detennine if the changes required are:
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`Existing:
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`No change to existing equipment or protocols.
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`Expanded: Minor changes to existing equipment or protocols.
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`Enhanced: Major changes to existing equipment or protocols.
`The chances were analyzed for the wireless ~llular system (the Home
`Location Register. the Visitor Location Register, the Mobile Switching
`Center, and other required functions), Mobile Stations, and the 9-1-1 and
`E9-1-1 systems (selective routers, PSAPs. etc.).
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`The changes and the degree of the changes were applied to select a
`particular migration path as shown in the ronowing table:
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`E9-1-1 Can Taker Feature Priority
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`Path
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`A
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`W.....
`Cellular
`$yRIm
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`Existing
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`Expanded
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`Enhanced
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`Enhanced
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`9-1-'
`E9-1-1
`Sy8tem
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`Existing
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`Expanded
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`Enhanced
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`Enhanced
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`Mobile
`StMions
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`Existing
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`Existing
`
`Existing
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`Expanded
`or
`Enhanced
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`i
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`I
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`1
`I
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`The following table summarizes the Call Taker Feature Priorities and
`maps them onto four evolutionary migration paths based on the amount of
`changes required for implementation. Where possible the required
`technology is indicated (with possible limitations).
`
`.
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`\
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`9
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`E9-1-1 Call Taker Feature Priority
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`2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
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`10
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`11
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`12
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`13
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`15
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`16
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`17
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`18
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`19
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`20
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`21
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`22
`23
`2.
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`25
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`26
`27
`28
`29
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`30
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`31
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`32
`33
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`34
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`3S
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`36
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`37
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`38
`38
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`40.,
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`42
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`~ 4
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`4
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`45
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`46
`.7
`48
`.a
`50
`51
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`52
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`53
`S.
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`55
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`56
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`57
`58
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`58
`60
`61
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`62
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`10
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`11
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`12
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`13
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`11,
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`15
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`16
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`17
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`18
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`19
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`20
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`21
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`22
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`23
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`21,
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`25
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`26
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`27
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`28
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`29
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`30
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`31
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`32
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`33
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`34
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`35
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`36
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`37
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`38
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`39
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`40
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`45
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`46
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`1,7
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`46
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`49
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`50
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`51
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`52
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`53
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`54
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`55
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`56
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`~ 5
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`8
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`59
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`60
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`61
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`62
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`T R 4 5
`CAL L
`DES C R
`
`EMERGENCY SERVICES JEM
`TAKER FEATURE PRIORITY
`IPTION
`PATH PATH PATH
`ABC
`Existing
`Expanded
`Enhanced
`Existing
`Existing
`Existing
`Existing
`Expanded
`Enhanced
`Now
`
`MSC;
`M S:
`P SAP:
`Emergency Services Reached by Dialing
`@]{D -L!.J1SENDI
`I 9-1-1 Call Precedence
`Identify Caller's Initial Location·
`Location technology should not require overt
`action on the part of the user.
`
`i-Location information shall be available for all calls
`Near Term Goal:"
`Within 400 ft. (Lat., Long., Resolution).
`- Long Term Goal:·'
`Within 40 ft. (Lat., Long., Alt., Resolution).
`• Method of sending location information should be
`"universal:
`It is important to note, this is a goal and not a
`requirement; realization of the goal is contingent
`on economic and technical feasibility.
`Subscriber Identity Information
`- Source (home).
`- Name, Address, MIN, IMSI.
`Terminal Identity Information
`- ESN, type.
`Ability to Request Location Update Information
`- single report.
`- automatically reported by the serving system at
`periodic intervals.
`- Same resolution as initial request.
`Ability to Communicate with and Determine the
`Type of Emergency Services Needed
`Receive 9-1-1 Calls at the Appropriate PSAP
`
`Originate 9-1-1 Call from the Current Serving
`System (mobile is given flash privilege to add held
`party to call)
`Ability to Detect and Communicate with TOO and
`Data Callers
`Ability to Hold Line after the Caller Disconnected or
`the Call Was Dropped, Under Direction of the PSAP
`- precluded from receiving other calls.
`- precluded from originating other calls.
`- call originations are connected to the call taker.
`- automatically "ring back" the caller.
`
`PAT H
`o
`Enhanced
`Enhanced
`Enhanced
`
`AIL PACA
`
`PACA
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`1-------"-1
`
`MSbased
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`NetWodt
`based
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`Voice
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`TOO
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`NUM
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`2
`3
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`4
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`5
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`6
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`7
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`8
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`9
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`10
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`11
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`E9-1 -1 Call Taker Feature Priority
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`CALL TAKER FEATURE PRIORITY
`4 t-N---;----~O--cE::-::S:--:=C-R::-:I--,P::-::T;-:-1--:::O:---:cN,---------r-=P~A--,T;;-;-H:--r-;:P:--:-A-;T;;-;-H~r-=P:--:-A--,T=-:-H:--,.----:;P:-:;-A--,T;;:--:H-;--i
`U
`ABC 0
`M
`Existing
`Expanded
`Enhanced
`Enhanced
`M S C :
`Existing
`Existing
`Existing
`Enhanced
`M S :
`Existing
`Expanded
`Enhanced
`Enhanced
`P SAP :
`9t--~---.....-----------~--~-';;:;""";""~-+~~--+-----i-----1
`Modly
`Suspend Flash Privileges for New Servtee Requests,
`12
`10
`MSC
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`6
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`8
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`13
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`12
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`13
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`14
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`15
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`16
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`17
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`18
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`- Roamer Port Nurrtler.
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`Pseuc:lO'-
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`ANt
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`~l8tiOI\
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`·iiF_.'.
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`Pseudo(cid:173)
`ANI
`(Pt'ecludes
`location)
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`-+-controI_·._.
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`I6d_...._+-
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`-+ +.,....,...,......e.-t----~
`\~
`f-.·..::...'t;;.;:Rm:;:• •:::.?::·:..••·_·-1--------1
`
`-+-__--+------i
`
`19 t--I-------------------4-----+~--~
`iP§AP
`14
`Ability to Transfer· Caller to the Appropriate PSAP
`20
`• While communicating with the caller, bridge on SWitChhOOk
`21
`ftaah
`another PSAP, transfer the call and call control
`22
`23 t-_I-_u..:..p_o_n_d_is_c_o_nn_ect__b~y_th_e_c_o_n_tr_o_lh_·n~g_P_S_A_P_.
`
`15
`Ability to Provide All and Information Captured
`24
`25 1----JI-D.:.-un....:·n--"9'"-t_h..::...e....:Ca:...:..:..:.II..:..to:....A:...;n:..;.0:...:th:..;.e:...:r..:..P....:S:..;.A..;:.P
`16
`Ability 01 PSAP To Force Disconnect For Mobile
`26
`27 t----IrS_t_a_ti_on_T_o_P_S_A_P_C_al_Is
`17
`Area Congestion Control
`28
`- MSC "throttles~9-1-1 calls from same area.
`t--t-----..:.--..:.~---=-~..:.::.:.:-..--=---=-=~:...:....-=-=-=---__4-----__+---'---+-----l__---_f
`System Congestion Control
`18
`- PSAP can request MSC to "throttle" incoming
`calls.
`- PSAP can request MSC to "broadcast" messages
`regarding conditions.
`
`+_
`Now
`-+
`
`-+..-
`
`+-
`Modify
`MSC
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`29
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`30
`31
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`32
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`33
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`34
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`35
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`36
`37 r-:-~r__=_::---::~:---------------_f-----+----..j----~f_£=3.--_4
`19
`Silent Callback
`ModffYMS
`- Specialized Mobile Station provides no alert tones
`and,""
`and automatically answers.
`40
`41 ,.....----t-----------------+------+----i----+-=Sl9"-'!.~t8I~"..;;.:ling~__t
`,20
`Authorization Override
`42
`- Serving MSC may block or allow 9- 1-1 calls from:
`> Unauthorized Mobile Stations.
`> Specific Mobile Stations.
`> Specific locations.
`New Mobile Stations that utilize Identity Modules
`should be able to initiate 9-1-1 calls if the Identity
`Module is not present.
`Locked terminals.
`Mobile Station access restrictions (e.g., A-side
`53'"------'----~~---~------.....l--__...L..
`only, B-side only, blocked list).
`
`38
`39
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`43
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`44
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`-45
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`46
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`47
`48
`~
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`50
`51
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`52
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`..L_
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`.-L.-.....;......;......;.;.,.,.I
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`54
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`55
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`56
`57
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`58
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`59
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`60
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`61
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`62
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`63
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`11
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`16
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`17
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`18
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`19
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`20
`21
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`22
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`23
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`24
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`25
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`26
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`27
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`28
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`29
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`30
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`31
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`32
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`33
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`34
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`3S
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`36
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`37
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`38
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`39
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`40
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`41
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`42
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`43
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`44
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`45
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`46
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`47
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`48
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`49
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`50
`5,
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`52
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`53
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`54
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`55
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`56
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`Information Elements
`The following is a list of possible information elements for transfer
`between a wireless cellular system and an emergency service system.
`
`A. Subscriber Information
`
`1. Mobile Identification Number-Electronic Serial Number (~-ESN)
`
`2.
`
`International Mobile Station Identifier (IMS!)
`
`3. Billing number
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`4.
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`S.
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`6.
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`7.
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`8.
`
`9.
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`Subscriber name
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`Subscriber billing address
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`Subscriber home telephone number
`
`Subscriber priority indication
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`Priority Access and Channel Assignment (PACA) level (A. B, or C)
`
`Preferred Language
`
`10. Personally provided medical information
`
`11. Horne wireless service provider information
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`B. Callback Number
`
`I.
`
`Temporary Local Directory Number (TI..DN)
`
`2. Roamer Port Number
`
`3. Emergency Service Access Port Number
`
`4. Mobile Directory Number (MDN) (may be international)
`
`C.
`
`Terminallnformation
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`1. Electronic Serial Number (ESN)
`
`2. Mobile Station Type
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`a)
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`Fixed
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`b) Automobile
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`c) Transportable
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`d) Portable
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`e) Aircraft
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`Information Elements
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`D. Caller Geographic Location
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`Lltitude
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`l.
`....
`3. Altitude
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`1
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`Longitude
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`4.
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`5.
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`R~solution
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`Source
`
`a) Mobile Station (MS)
`
`b) Base Station Controller (BSC)
`
`c) Mobile Switching Center (MSC)
`
`d) Home Location Register (HLR) -for fixed mobiles
`
`e)
`
`Selective Router
`
`E. Caller Street location
`
`1.
`
`Street address
`
`2. City
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`3.
`
`Source
`
`a) Mobile Station (MS)
`
`b) Base Station Controller (BSC)
`
`c) Mobile Switching Center (MSC)
`
`d) Home Location Register (HLR) -for flxed mobiles
`
`e)
`
`Selective Router
`
`4.
`
`Serving Wireless Service Provider Information
`
`5. Access Directions
`
`6.
`
`In-house security number
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`13
`
`Information Elements
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`6
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`B 9
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`10
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`11
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`'2
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`13
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`14
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`15
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`16
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`17
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`18
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`19
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`20
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`21
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`22
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`23
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`24
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`25
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`26
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`27
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`28
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`29
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`30
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`31
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`32
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`33
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`34
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`35
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`36
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`37
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`38
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`39
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`40
`
`oil
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`42
`
`43
`
`~ 4
`
`5
`
`46
`
`47
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`~ ~ 5
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`0
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`51
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`52
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`53
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`504
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`55
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`56
`57
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`58
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`59
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`12
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`13
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`14
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`15
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`16
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`17
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`16
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`19
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`20
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`21
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`22
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`23
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`24
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`25
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`26
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`27
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`26
`29
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`30
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`31
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`32
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`33
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`34
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`35
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`36
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`38
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`39
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`40
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`41
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`42
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`43
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`44
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`45
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`46
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`47
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`48
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`49
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`50
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`51
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`52
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`53
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`54
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`55
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`56
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`57
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`56
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`F.
`
`PSAP Information
`
`1.
`
`Primary PSAP
`
`Alternate PSAP(S)
`
`3. Up to 6 Emergency Service Providers including:
`
`a) Directory Number
`
`Fire
`
`Local Law Enforcement
`
`b) Type. such as:
`•
`•
`•
`Highway Law Enforcement
`• Medical
`•
`Poison Control
`
`•
`
`Suicide Prevention Hot Line
`
`G. Call Information
`
`1.
`
`Type of emergency information
`
`2. Additional location information
`
`3.
`
`Source of information
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`Information Elements
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`5.
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`Information Flow Scenarios
`These are 2eneric infonnation flow models, no single model will solve all
`of the requirements.
`
`~
`
`~
`
`5.1
`
`CAMA ANI
`
`is made over a CAMA (Centralized
`The emergency service call
`Automated Message Accounting) trunk. Only 7 (or 8) digits of ANI
`(Automatic Number Identification) infonnation are conveyed. The ANI
`may identify non-roaming callers only. It is not specified how roamers are
`to be identified over the interface.
`
`Wireless
`Carrier
`
`911
`System
`
`Call (AN17)
`---------------------------------------~
`
`Figure 1: Information Flow with CAMA ANI
`
`5.2
`
`CAMA with Pseudo ANI
`
`The emergency service call is made over a CAMA trunk. The 7 (or 8)
`digits of ANI infonnation are used to convey a pseudo ANI (pANI). The
`pseudo ANI is usually used to identify the caller's serving cell (or sector)
`and indirectly the serving service provider.
`
`Wireless
`Carrier
`
`911
`System
`
`Call (pANr7)
`----------------~----------------------~
`
`Figure 2: Information Flow with CAMA and a Pseudo ANI
`
`5.3
`
`CAMA with Subscriber Specific Pseudo ANI
`
`The emergency service call is made over a CAMA trunk. The 7 (or 8)
`digits of ANI information are used to convey a pseudo ANI. The pseudo
`ANI is usually used to identify the caller's serving cell (or sector) and the
`caller. The caller's identity is temporary, but it allows other information to
`be correlated. For instance, a directive could be used to convey specific
`information about the call (caller identification information, location
`information, etc.) This information may be correlated using the pseudo
`
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`A.'\a. The information may be stored in a Automatic Location Information
`(ALI) database and be retrieved using normal E9-1-1 call procedures.
`
`Wireless
`Carrier
`
`911
`System
`
`Call (pANI7)
`---------------------------------------~
`Directive (pANI7, Information)
`
`-
`
`Directive response
`
`--
`
`Figure 3: Information Flow with CAMA Pseudo ANI and an Information Bearing Directive
`
`5.4
`
`Call Setup with Additional Information
`
`The emergency service call is made over a ISUP (ISDN (Integrated
`Services Digital Network) User Part) trunk modified to carry additional
`information about the call (caller identification information,
`location
`information, etc.). This method for information transfer is direct and does
`not require correlation of other messages. ISUP may not have sufficient
`bandwidth for the intended information flow and ISUP does not have
`procedures for additional messages to request and deliver location
`information.
`
`Wireless
`Carrier
`
`911
`System
`
`Call (ANI, Information)
`---------------------------------------~
`
`Figure 4: Information Flow with ISUP Call Associated Signalling to Carry Information
`
`Information Flow Scenarios
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`
`Call Setup with Additional Information
`
`The emergency service call is made over a C~"1A trunk. The 7 (or 8)
`digits of ANI infonnation are used to convey a pseudo A;....1. The pseudo
`ANI is usually used to identify the caller's serving cell (or sector) and the
`caller. The caller's identity is temporary, but it allows other infonnation to
`be retrieved. For instance, more information may be requested that could
`be used to convey specific infonnation about the call (caller identification
`information, location infonnation, location updates. etc.).
`
`Wireless
`Carrier
`
`911
`System
`
`Call (PANI7)
`---------------------------------------~
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