Interoperability Intra-system: Facilitate the use of common Supported in R13 network channels and/or talk groups Promote and facilitate the Not Supported options common between systems Coordinate tactical communications Partially Supported in R13, between on-scene or incident commanders subject to agencies using the of the multiple PPDR agencies same PLMN network and PLMN server Share with other terrestrial mobile users Supported; Rel. Independent 5. Spectrum usage and Suitable spectrum availability (NB, WB, Supported management BB channels) Minimize interference to PPDR systems Supported Increased efficiency in use of spectrum Supported Appropriate channel spacing between Supported mobile and base station frequencies TABLE 3 (cont.) User requirement Specifics Support and 3GPP Release Number 6. Regulatory compliance Comply with relevant national regulations Supported Coordination of frequencies in border areas Supported Provide capability of PPDR system to support Supported extended coverage into neighbouring country (subject to agreements) Ensure flexibility to use various types of Supported systems in other Services (e.g. HF, satellites, amateur) at the scene of large emergency Adherence to principles of the Tampere Supported Convention 7. Planning Reduce reliance on dependencies (e.g. power Supported supply, batteries, fuel, antennas, etc.) As required, have readily available equipment Supported (inventoried or through facilitation of greater quantities of equipment) Provision to have national, state/provincial Supported and local (e.g. municipal) systems Pre-coordination and pre-planning activities Supported (e.g. specific channels identified for use during disaster relief operation, not on a permanent, exclusive basis, but on a priority basis during periods of need) Maintain accurate and detailed information so Supported that PPDR can access this information at the scene
Interoperability Intra-system: Facilitate the use of common network channels and/or talk groups Supported in R13 Promote and facilitate the options common between systems Not Supported Coordinate tactical communications between on-scene or incident commanders of the multiple PPDR agencies Partially Supported in R13, subject to agencies using the same PLMN network and PLMN server 5. Spectrum usage and management Share with other terrestrial mobile users Supported; Rel. Independent Suitable spectrum availability (NB, WB, BB channels) Supported Minimize interference to PPDR systems Supported Increased efficiency in use of spectrum Supported Appropriate channel spacing between mobile and base station frequencies Supported TABLE 3 (cont.) User requirement Specifics Support and 3GPP Release Number 6. Regulatory compliance Comply with relevant national regulations Supported Coordination of frequencies in border areas Supported Provide capability of PPDR system to support extended coverage into neighbouring country (subject to agreements) Supported Ensure flexibility to use various types of systems in other Services (e.g. HF, satellites, amateur) at the scene of large emergency Supported Adherence to principles of the Tampere Convention Supported 7. Planning Reduce reliance on dependencies (e.g. power supply, batteries, fuel, antennas, etc.) Supported As required, have readily available equipment (inventoried or through facilitation of greater quantities of equipment) Supported Provision to have national, state/provincial and local (e.g. municipal) systems Supported Pre-coordination and pre-planning activities (e.g. specific channels identified for use during disaster relief operation, not on a permanent, exclusive basis, but on a priority basis during periods of need) Supported Maintain accurate and detailed information so that PPDR can access this information at the scene Supported
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