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Lesia DicksonTexas Public Safety Broadband Program

Outreach & Education Coordinator

Ramping Up for the Future


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Is Voice Enough for Public Safety?


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BROADBAND VISIONProvide emergency responders with the first nationwide,

high-speed, wireless broadband network

dedicated to public safety


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Why? What?

When?

How?


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Why?


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Texas Road to PS LTE


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Texas Road to PS LTE


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Houston Astrodome 2005

Post-Katrina & Pre-Rita


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Hurricane Ike

September 13, 2008


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Tropical force winds began before

5 pm on September 12


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West, Texas - April 17, 2013


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Its out West Fire, The uh West Fertilizer is

uh one of their mills is on firetheres uhheavy smoke coming out of the top of it.

>>Stand by, was just about to do that.

>>...61, fire. 61, fire. We need you to

respond to the West Fertilizer Plant. Theyhave uhfire out there. Again, West fire(unintelligible)West Fertilizer Plant.

Now


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With Public Safety Broadband


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Pope Benedict Debut

Pope Francis Debut

St. Peters Square: The Vatican

Only 9 Years Ago It Was Still Uncommon

Look! A Flip Phone!

Now, Data and Devices are EVERYWHERE!


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Delta 984 sir, go.

>> Get help up from the medical tent. Get as manypeople up here as you can from the medical tent.

Alright.

>> Delta 984. Send more to the corner of Green(unintelligible) and Huntington(unintelligible)Were gonna need more ambulance

here.

We need more ambulances.

>> Theyre goin.

Boston, MA

April 15, 2013


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With Public Safety Broadband


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Jeff Reading,communications director

for Mayor Ed Murray

said the city wants people

to limit their non-essential

mobile conversations so

that cell networks can stay

unclogged in case ofemergencies


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What?


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HISTORY & THE ACTEstablished by Middle Class Tax Relief and Jobs Creation Act of 2012

Spectrum Allocated the D-Block to public safety

20MHz (10+10 MHz) for Public Safety in 700 MHz range

Funding $7B for deployment and operations

$135M for state implementation planning

Governance FirstNet Board


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Data network

based on the

3GPP LTEstandard

currently used

by commercial

carriers.


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Exclusive forPublic Safety Nationwide Public Safety

Broadband Network

Band Class 14


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Ubiquitous Interoperability:

Federal, Tribal, State and Local and Responders


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Mission-Specific

Industry-Specific

Region-Specific

Public Safety Applications Stores


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Infrastructure B

FirstNet will fund the

public safety

broadband

infrastructure, NOT

local jurisdictions.

FirstNet will offer

network access

pricing that iscomparable to

commercial carrier

networks.


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Local Jurisdictions:

At this time, the plan assumes

that jurisdictions will purchase

the end-user devices (aircards,modems, handhelds)


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How & When?


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Broadband Interoperable Gateway Network


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One of 5 approved Early Builder projects

in the nation

First fully-licensed public safety LTE

system in the nation

LTE core in College Station

Pilot operation in Baytown, Texas and

Port of Houston

92 approved sites / 1 Mobile eNodeB

New Mexico PS LTE planning to work off

of Texas core

Harris County BIG-Net


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14Sites

Harris County BIG-Net

H i C t C M


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Harris County Coverage Map

92Sites


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Design and Coverage Requirements

Guam Puerto Rico Virgin Islands

North

Mariana

Islands American Samoa

FirstNet must be dedicated to public safety and providing priority access

DC

The network must meet

public safety standards

of reliability:

Security

Hardening

Resiliency

Backhaul

Redundancy

FirstNet Update & Timeline


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Users:

56 States & TerritoriesFire/Police/EMS

Geography:

Urban

Rural

Wilderness

Suburb

Equipment:

Core

RAN

Devices

Vehicles

+ LTE

= Sustainability

+BUSINESSPLA

NNING

SCOPE

State Consultation

Market Research

Requests for

Information (RFIs)

Asset Identification

Market Analysis

Excess Capacity Use

Traffic/Cost Modeling

Standards+ Performance Specs

+RFPS&EVAL

UATE

REFINEMENT

= Achievability

Lock down

design

Opt-In/Opt-

Out

Procedures

Build/Buy

+ More

Consultation

=FIRSTN

ETPROGRAMR

OADMAP

= Self-

Sustainability

PARTNERS &

TECHNOLOGY

OPTIONS

2014 +

FirstNet Update & Timeline


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F t D t


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Forecast Data

How many devices &

air cards will you

utilize, add orconvert on the

network?


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What components could you contribute tolower your PSBN spend?


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What components could you contribute tolower your PSBN spend?

Fiber Optic Backhaul?

Asset Identification & Selection


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All

Assets

In

Asset Identification & Selection

Aligned with SLIGP Phase 2

Location(Within

Coverage

Objective)

TechnicalCapacity

(Minimum

Hardening

Met)

Access/

Operations

Legal/

RegulatoryCost Ideal

Assets

Out


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The longest journey begins with

the first step

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