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State Of California E911 Next Generation Project

State Of California E911 Next Generation Project. CalNENA March 2, 2010. State Vision. “ Anyone, anywhere within the State of California, will have access to the fastest, most reliable, most accurate and most secure 9-1-1 services.”. Current Environment. Switch/Trunk-Centric

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State Of California E911 Next Generation Project

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  1. State Of California E911 Next Generation Project CalNENA March 2, 2010

  2. State Vision “Anyone, anywhere within the State of California, will have access to the fastest, most reliable, most accurate and most secure 9-1-1 services.”

  3. Current Environment • Switch/Trunk-Centric • Point-to-Point TDM trunk network. • Geographically restrictive. • Limited disaster recovery capability. • Restrictive cost model.

  4. End-Office End-Office End-Office End-Office Current E9-1-1 Network Configuration PSAP PSAP E9-1-1 Selective Router PSAP PSAP ALI Database

  5. Wireless E9-1-1 • Digital network. • Multi-database functionality. • Tandem-to-Tandem capability.

  6. VoIP E9-1-1 • Leveraging wireless techniques. • Tandem-to-Tandem. • Multi-database. • Static vs. Dynamic location. • Different than wireless mobility.

  7. End-Office End-Office End-Office End-Office Wireless VoIP Current E9-1-1 Network Configuration with Wireless and VoIP PSAP PSAP E9-1-1 Selective Router PSAP PSAP 3rd Party Database ALI Database

  8. Today’s Technology CAMA – Developed in the 1950s Updated for E9-1-1 Add-ons for Wireless and VoIP

  9. Statewide 9-1-1 Issues • Wireless 9-1-1 calls • 66% of all 9-1-1 are wireless. • CHP 167 funded call-taking positions. • PSAPs ~1700 funded call-taking positions. • Ability to provide “virtual” functionality. • CHP • Butte County • Greater Pasadena area • Mendocino • Ventura

  10. Statewide 9-1-1 Issues • Reduce network costs. • Northeastern California Over $1M a year, or 10% of total network costs for <1% of all PSAPs. • Build a Foundation for NG9-1-1.

  11. The Path to Next Generation Technology • Solve today’s issues. • Use existing technology. • Identify “high probability” of success targets. • Start with wireless calls only! • Northeastern California. • Manageable projects. • Provide the building blocks or “best suspension” to provide additional data for real “Next Gen 9-1-1”.

  12. Tomorrow’s Technology The best suspension we have today… …on which to build the real Car of Tomorrow!

  13. End-Office End-Office End-Office End-Office Wireless VoIP Yesterday’s Technology PSAP PSAP E9-1-1 Selective Router PSAP PSAP 3rd Party Database ALI Database

  14. NENA NG9-1-1 Architecture March 2007 14

  15. State RFI • Rationale for RFI. • Gather costs for Federal Grant application. • Identify solution providers. • Application deadline Aug 4, 2009. • Grant funds awarded Sept. 25, 2009 $4.3M (State match).

  16. State RFI • Major Points. • Meet the needs of wireless. • “Virtual PSAP” capability. • Reduce network costs. • Leverage “NGEN” technology to meet the needs of TODAY! http://www.cio.ca.gov/PSCD/911/pdf/BlueProjectNGEN911RFI.pdf

  17. State Next Gen Project Critical Path • Issue RFI to help identify costs. • Apply for “seed” money (E9-1-1 Grant). • Identify requirements. • Select solution provider. • Implement “limited application”. • Evaluate, Refine, Perfect. • Identify state-wide costs. • Appropriate funding. • State-wide implementation.

  18. Tentative Project Scope • Butte • Lassen • Plumas • Modoc • Siskiyou • Yuba • Sutter • Glenn • Tehema • Trinity • Sierra • CHP

  19. Proposed Project Phases • Phase I – Butte. • 7 PSAPs. • 42 9-1-1 trunks. • Projected budget $2.6M. • Phase II – Lassen, Plumas, Modoc. • 6 PSAPs. • 28 9-1-1 trunks. • Projected budget $2M.

  20. Proposed Project Phases • Phase III – Siskiyou. • 9 PSAPs. • 44 9-1-1 trunks. • Projected budget $1M. • Phase IV – Yuba, Colusa, Sutter, Glenn, Tehama. • 13 PSAPs. • 52 9-1-1 Trunks. • Project budget $2M.

  21. Proposed Project Phases • Phase V – Sierra, Trinity. • 2 PSAPs. • 10 9-1-1 trunks. • Projected budget $1M. Total Project. • 37 PSAPs. • 172 9-1-1 trunks. • Projected budget $8.6M.

  22. Project Goals • Route on wireless phase II location. • Distribute calls to the most appropriate PSAP the “first time”. • Ease the demands on CHP. • Provide a more elegant back-up utility. • Reduce mileage sensitive network costs.

  23. Project Goals “Anyone, anywhere within the State of California, will have access to the fastest, most reliable, most accurate and most secure 9-1-1 services.”

  24. Proposed Timeline • Selection Consultant – 3/15. • Standards/Deliverables/IV&V and solution provider. • CalNET II addendum – 7/1. • Implementation Plan development – 3/15 – 12/31. • Implementation – 10/1/2010 – 9/1/2012. • Solution evaluation 6/1/2011 – 6/1/2013. • State-wide implementation plan – 1/1/2014.

  25. Current Status • Conducting internal validation. • Developing Consultant RFO. • Evaluating contractual vehicles. • Amending current contracts. • Leveraging other projects to build on. • Pasadena RING. • Routing on Empirical Data (RED).

  26. State Contacts: Doug Peck (916) 657-6119Andy Nielsen (916) 657-9113 Questions???

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