european regulatory and standards framework

Civil Protectionand Space Telecommunication Conference

29 April 2005 Paris

European Regulatory and Standardsframework

Jørgen FriisDeputy Director-General

ETSI

ESA, Palais de Luxemourg, Paris 29 April 2005 2

Short relevant biography

ETSI ( Since 2001)Deputy Director General Electronic Communication

Standardization

Tele Danmark (1989-2001)Vice President Access network (fixed) Trunk network Microwave comm. Head of ADSL project

Master of Science and Engineering in 1979

DanishJørgen Friis

Deputy [email protected]

+33 4 92 94 42 11


ETSI IS A not-for-profit association

Independent

Created in 1988

Secretariat located at Sophia Antipolis, France

Global standards 14000+ publications – freely available

Market driven (users, administrations, manufacturers, operators, service providers, others)

26 Technical bodies (125+ working groups)

Services are Fora hosting, Interoperability testing and PTCC


EMTEL

User Group

SAGE

Special Committees

General Assembly

Board IMPACT

Finance Committee

Secretariat

Technical Organization

ETSI Technical Committees

ETSI Projects

ETSI Partnership Projects

Director GeneralDeputy Dir Gen

OCG

> 3500 active expertsSpecialist Task Force (STF)

OCG-EMTEL

AIG

ETSI Organization


ETSI Technical Specifications (TSs) ETSI Technical Reports (TRs)

Approved by the TC or Project concerned Traditional or web-based voting

ETSI Standards (ESs) ETSI Guides (EGs)

Approved by the full ETSI Membership Web-based voting tool

European Standards (ENs, telecommunications series) Approved by National Delegations, through the

National Standards Organizations (NSOs) Web-based voting tool

ETSI Deliverables

Fast to

publish

Fast +

approved by

all members

Wide, formal

acceptance


Global Standards Collaboration

Interregional collaborationon selectedstandardization subjects

TSACC (Canada)

ATIS (USA)

TIA (USA)

ITU(International)

TTC(Japan)

TTA(Korea)

ACIF(Australia)

ARIB(Japan)

http://www.arib.or.jp/english/index.html

http://www.tsacc.ic.gc.ca/


ETSI’s Role in European regulation

ETSI

CEPT

EuropeanCommission

Harmonising National Frequency AllocationsHarmonising NRA activitiesCo-ordinating International Negotiations

Policy positionsLegal certaintyPolitical support

Harmonized Standards and other

standards & specifications

to support legislation &

market development


Regulatory principles

Universal Service Directive (requirement to provide 112 service)

Autorisation Directive (use of telecommunications networks during disasters)

Framework Directive (list of standards to encourage harmonisation)

Radio and Telecommunications Equipment Directive (requirements for access to emergency services)

Radio Spectrum Decision


ETSI contribution

Framework Directive Provision of standards to be used as the basis of

European Harmonisation Radio and Telecommunications Terminal Equipment

Directive Provision of Harmonised Standards giving presumption

of conformity Radio Spectrum Decision

CEPT lead: contributions from ETSI under CEPT/ETSI Memorandum of Understanding

ETSI are observers on the Radio Spectrum Committee and the Radio Spectrum Policy Group


Technical Organization

Produces and approves technical standards

Consists of Technical Bodies (TB) Technical Committees (TC) ETSI Projects (EP) ETSI Partnership Projects (EPP)

More than 200 groups More than 3500 experts

Air space standardization related SC EMTEL TC ERM (TG 25) TC SES


Emergency Telecommunications

Special Committee EMTEL, reports directly to ETSI Board

primary responsibility to capture the requirements from the stakeholders (including National Authorities responsible for provisioning emergency communications, End Users and other interested parties).

The scenarios to be considered include communication: of citizens with authorities/organisations, between authorities/organisations, from authorities/organisations to the citizens, amongst citizens


ETSI TC ERM TG25Aeronautic communication

Created 1990 as RES5 – ERM/RP05 - ERM/TG25

Area of Responsibility started from: Developing systems for passenger communications (e.g.

TFTS) - a system no longer used

Now deals with standards for: Aircraft certification (creation of EASA for European

airworthiness certification) Single European Sky (moving air traffic control regulation to

the European level)

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ERM/TG25 AEROMembers and liaison partners

IndustriesGEC/Marconi

Morse/R&S

Telerad

CNSS

OTE

Jotron

Operators Authorities Others

Consultans

Entrepreneurs

Swedia Networks

EUROCAE

ICAO

European telecoms

CAAs

Eurocontrol

SITA

ARINC

European PTS

CEPT

ITU

http://www.etsi.org/


International co-operation of ERM TG25

European Commission – DG TREN SES Regulations (incl. representation of ICB)

Eurocae – a partner in development of deliverables to respond the M/354. Co-operation Agreement

Eurocontrol – a member and the active participant of future STF on M/354

EASA - airworthiness certification

ICAO – Co-operation agreement is on the way

ITU-R SG8 WP8B WG2 – ETSI is a sector member


Single European Sky

The Single European Sky is an ambitious initiative to reform the architecture of European air traffic control to meet future capacity and safety needs

Regulatory framework Framework regulation; Interoperability regulation Service provision regulation Airspace regulation

Mandate M/354 calls for the production of ETSI ENs to satisfy the essential requirements and/or implementing rules of the Interoperability Regulation STF 293 has representatives of all parties involved

(Eurocontrol, Eurocae, Industry, Air Traffic Managers)


Single European Sky

Interoperability regulation (M/354) Systems and procedures for airspace management (ASM) Systems and procedures for air traffic flow management (ATFM) Systems and procedures for air traffic services (ATS), in particular

flight data processing systems (FDP), surveillance data processing systems (SDP) and human-machine interface systems (HMI).

Communications systems and procedures (COM) for ground-to-ground (G/G), air-to-ground (A/G) and air-to-air (A/A) communications.

Navigation systems and procedures (NAV). Surveillance systems and procedures (SUR). Systems and procedures for aeronautical information services (AIS). Systems and procedures for the use of meteorological information

(MET).


ETSI ERM TG26Maritime Communication

TG26 deals with standardization in relation to the Marine Equipment Directive (i.e. required to be carried

by ships under the IMO SOLAS convention). R&TTE Directive (non-SOLAS), articles 3.2 & 3.3e

TG26 Co-operates with external organisation: International Maritime Organisation (IMO) DG TREN IEC TC80: Maritime Navigation and Radio communication

Equipment and Systems CENELEC (ETSI does the radiocommunication standards,

CENELEC does the radionavigation standards) Inmarsat and COSPAS/SARSAT

Note: work on satellite earth stations on board of ships is handled by ETSI TC SES


ETSI Technical Committee SESSatellite Earth Stations and Systems

Responsibility the “Home” in ETSI for Satellite Earth Stations and Systems

standardization. The scope can include:

All types of satellite communication services and applications (including mobile and broadcasting),

All types of earth stations and earth station equipment, especially the radio frequency interfaces and network and/or user interfaces,

Protocols implemented in earth stations and satellite systems. Responsibility outside ETSI

Primary Committee for co-ordinating the position of ETSI with relevant ITU Study Groups.


Working Groups

Aeronautical Satellite Earth Stations (AES)

Maritime Earth Stations on board Vessels (MAR ESVs)

Harmonisation (HARM)

Broadband Satellite Multimedia (BSM)

GEO Mobile Radio Interface (GMR)

Satellite Component of IMT 2000 (S-UMTS)

European Co-operation for Space Standardisation (ECSS)


WG Aeronautical Satellite EarthStations (AES)

Guarantee satisfactory limits for unwanted emissions, focusing primarily on the Radio Astronomy bands and under extreme environmental conditions (specifically vibration).

Collaboration with the Joint Aviation Authorities (JAA),and as necessary by other organisations, e.g. EUROCAE.

The Scope of the WG is definition of an HS (EN 302 186) forEarth Stations installed on aircraft operating in operating in the 11/12/14 GHz frequency bands.Standardization of transmit/receive aircraft earth stations in order to ensure general safety and to limit interference to other radio communications systems.


WG Maritime Earth Stations on board Vessels (MAR ESV)

Passenger Communications Voice Services Internet Access Video Broadcast ATM Services Global Newspaper Delivery Cellular Services

Operational Services Enterprise Data Lan/Wan Capabilities Remote Equipment Monitoring Purchasing/Inventory Distance Learning/Training Customs Clearance

Responsibility of the WG is to produce Harmonised Standards for all type of Earth Stations installed on ship or vessel, operating in all type of frequencies MSS, FSS and BSS.


Maritime Earth Stations on board Vessels “Implementation”…


WG Harmonisation

Responsible for the maintenance of Harmonized Standards under the R&TTE Directive (99/5 EC).

On-going activities - Harmonised Standard for: VSAT (Very Small Aperture Terminal) Ku band (EN

301 428) satellite earth stations operating in the 11/12/14 GHz frequency bands

SIT/SUT Ka band (EN 301 459) for Satellite Interactive Terminals (SIT) and Satellite User Terminals (SUT) transmitting towards satellites in geo-stationary orbit in the 29,5 to 30,0 GHz frequency bands

Satellite component of IMT 2000


Working Group on Geo Mobile Radio

GMR is a satellite-based extension of the GSM terrestrial cellular standard

The Geo-Mobile Radio (GMR) air interface specifications describe requirements to support a mobile satellite service via geostationary earth orbit satellites

Document structure based on GSM specifications and the GMR specifications are organized into two releases:

Release 1 specifications.• Defines the GMR circuit mode services, which are based on the

GSM phase 2 circuit mode services.• published jointly in ETSI (TB-SES) and in the TIA (TR 34.1)

Release 2 specifications.• Defines the GMR packet mode services (GMPRS) which are

based on the GSM phase 2+ packet mode services (GPRS).


Working Group S-UMTS/IMT2000 Activities:

Detailed analysis of the packet mode for the SW-CDMA (Family A)

Evaluation of the W-CDMA UTRA FDD as a Satellite Radio Interface

Satellite- Digital Multimedia Broadcasting System Reference Document

W-CDMA Radio Interface for Multimedia Broadcasting and Multicasting Services (MBMS)

Harmonization of SW-CDMA and SAT-CDMA (TTA) Satellite Radio Interfaces


Working Group Broadband Satellite Multimedia

To produce specifications, standards and other ETSI deliverables for broadband satellite multimedia. This includes:

Definition of satellite system architectures supporting broadband services

Service requirements and descriptions for broadband communications systems

Definition of network architectures and interface protocols leading to air interface standards, interworking standards and other user terminal specifications.


WG BSM Internet Protocol over Satellite (IPoS)

This standard was developed by TIA in the TR 34.1.7 working group

the standard conforms to the SES-BSM architecture as a result of the ongoing liaisons between BSM and TIA.

Soon published by ETSI (TS 102 354) as endorsement of TIA document

IPoS is proposed as a “Transparent Satellite Star (TSS)” family member in accordance with the BSM family classification defined in TR 102 187

developed to create a multivendor procurement environment for remote terminals for providing the two-way satellite Internet access for both residential and SOHO markets

http://webapp.etsi.org/WorkProgram/Report_WorkItem.asp?WKI_ID=19804&curItemNr=1&totalNrItems=1&optDisplay=10&titleType=all&qSORT=REFNB&qTB_ID=162%3BSES&qINCLUDE_SUB_TB=True&qINCLUDE_MOVED_ON=&qSTOP_FLG=N&qKEYWORD_BOOLEAN=OR&qTITLE=ipos&qSTOPPING_OUTDATED=&butExpertSearch=Search&includeNonActiveTB=FALSE&includeSubProjectCode=FALSE&qREPORT_TYPE=SUMMARY


ETSI standards for Galileo…

Need for an Open Standard for Galileo identified Talks with Galileo Joint Undertaking (GJU) Basis for contribution to ICAO, Eurocae for Aeronautical

applications Taking into account of the results of working groups

responsible for the design of the Galileo system and user equipment.

Realisation of an Open Standard through ETSI Expertise and Publications

Approach based on annual Releases, in progression with the definition of the system design

meeting with Galileo Joint Undertaking (GJU), in charge of Standardisation activity.

representative of GJU on Galileo accepted to come to the next plenary TC SES #61 to present the Galileo status and may be some standardisation activity.


CONCLUSION

ETSI is heavily involved in Space Communication to produce technical standards and support regulation.

SC EMTEL is the focal point for discussing the user perspective and their requirements

TC ERM is the focal point for frequency and regulatory matters and TG25 support the Single European Sky initiative

TB SES is the focal point for activity covering all aspect of standardisation of a Satellite Systems


Keeping up to date

http://www.etsi.org/europe/public-interest http://portal.etsi.org/emtel http://www.emtel.etsi.org

Emergency Telecommunications http://portal.etsi.org/erm

Radio spectrum issues http://portal.etsi.org/ses

Satellite Earth Stationsand Systems

http://www.newapproach.org http://www.europa.eu.int

http://www.emtel.etsi.org/

http://portal.etsi.org/erm


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