Phil Godfrey

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Phil Godfrey

• Director Arpeggio Ltd
• TETRA Association Chairman

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The usage and spread of TETRA World-wide
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Agenda

• Market Situation
• Where Worldwide
• Who Worldwide
• Industry support
• TETRA Association
• Major Developments

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TETRA Contracts October 2005

• Total number of reported contracts 788 (622
  in 2004)
• TETRA now in 77 countries worldwide

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Contract Growth

• TETRA is now being deployed in over 40 of the
  Worlds nations

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TETRA Contracts October 2005

• Total number of reported contracts 788 (622
  in 2004)
• TETRA now in 77 countries worldwide
• Eastern Europe, Middle East Africa are fastest
  growing regions (by )
• Utilities and Public Safety are the fastest
  growing market sectors

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TETRA Contracts by Region
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TETRA Contracts by Sector
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Asia
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TETRA Contracts Growth 1997- 2005
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Recent Contract Announcements

• Hungary Nationwide PSS Network
• Romania Border Guards
• UK Fire and Rescue Service
  Ambulance service
• Belgium Fire and Rescue Service
• Sweden Public Safety Network
• Qatar 2 networks for the Asian Games

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TETRA in Public Safety
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National PSS solutions

• 23 countries have national or wide area regional
  TETRA networks in operation for their Public
  Safety organisations
• TETRA is the dominant choice of technology to
  power all new shared Public Safety networks

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Some Examples gtgt
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Airwave

• Largest system in the world
• Covers - England, Scotland and Wales
• 3,300 base stations
• 150,000 operational users
• Ambulance contract announced summer 2005
• Fire Rescue announced November

See - www.airwaveservice.co.uk
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Open Standards in operation

• 2004 Olympic Games, Athens
• 2 TETRA systems 1 PSS, 1 PAMR
• Multivendor support Over 30,000 terminals in use
  from 4 manufacturers
• Capacity15 million calls, no appreciable
  busies
• Flexibility variety of users and operational
  environments, from Police to Olympic Volunteers
• Data SDS, CC and other applications
• Security PSS network encrypted
• Resilience overlapping coverage and local site
  trunking, ultimately DMO

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TETRA an Open Standard

• Strong multivendor support
• High capacity - ideal for shared networks
• Efficient use of spectrum
• Longevity of investment
• 20 years
• Ongoing enhancements
• New applications on installed infrastructure
• Data Applications
• Multiple High Levels of Security
• Multiple levels of Resilience

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TETRA an Open Standard

• Strong multivendor support
• High capacity - ideal for shared networks
• Efficient use of spectrum
• Longevity of investment
• 20 years
• Ongoing enhancements
• New applications on installed infrastructure
• Data Applications
• Multiple High Levels of Security
• Multiple levels of Resilience

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Supplier Base - 1999

• Marconi System and Terminals
• Motorola System and Terminals
• Nokia System and Terminals
• Simoco System and Terminals
• Cleartone Terminals only

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Supplier Base 2005

• Artevea
• Cleartone
• Damm Cellular
• DeTeWe/FWK
• EADS (Nokia)
• ETELM
• Frequentis
• OTE

Motorola RS Bick Mobilfunk Rohill Sepura Siemen
s Teltronic Thales-Defence Thales-ISR
Further new manufacturers coming from China,
Korea, India, Russia ...
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Interoperability

• TETRA Association Manages the Interoperability
  Process
• Independent Testing by ISCTI
• Interoperability certificates available for
  download
• Ensures compatible products

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A selection of multivendor TETRA systems
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Encouraging Innovation

• Specialist markets served
• Intrinsically Safe radios
• Integrated GPS devices
• End to End Encryption
• Specialised Repeaters
• Covert Radios
• Colour displays
• Data applications

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Strength of multi-vendor support

• 16 independent manufacturers support TETRA
• Nearly 70 Interoperability Profile test
  certificates were issued in 2004
• A host of new developments based on TETRA radios
  have appeared recently to provide additional
  benefits to public safety users

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Globalisation
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Global focus for TETRA Association

• Membership now 130 Members from 30 Countries
• Most recent members from China, Italy, Iran,
  South Korea, Sweden and Switzerland
• TETRA Association Workshops
• 2004 Dubai South Korea
• 2005 Ireland, Malaysia, Jordan, South Korea,
  Argentina and Venezuela
• Increasing demand for information
• TETRA Association publications in German,
  Russian, Spanish and Portuguese
• New Country Forums Hungary, The Ukraine,
  China

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TETRA Association 2006 Events

• TETRA Conferences
• Eastern Europe
• Middle East
• South America
• India
• China
• TETRA World Congress - May 2007

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Benefits of Global markets
More competition
More applications
More investment
More suppliers
More choice
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Significant Events

• Major Systems Integrator
• Global presence

EADS Secure Systems Oy
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TETRA and other technologies

• Need to embrace complimentary technologies
• Co-operation agreement with Project MESA
• Deployable Broadband technologies
• For 2Mbit/s and upwards mobile data
• WiMax complimentary?
• Multi-technology terminals for the future?

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TETRA Release 2 - TEDS

• Multi-carrier platform with TDMA carriers.
• Adaptive selection of modulation and coding
  according to propagation conditions.
• Agreed modulation schemes
• 4 QAM for efficient links at edge of coverage
• 16 QAM for moderate speeds
• 64 QAM for high speed
• p/4 DQPSK for common control channel
• D8PSK for early migration requiring modest
  increase in speed
• Carrier bandwidths 25, 50, 100 and 150 kHz.

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ETSI Project TETRA

• EP TETRA Becomes Technical Committee
• Working group remains in position
• Continues to develop the standard
• Recognition of importance by ETSI Board

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TETRA for India

• TETRA is successfully deployed in a wide variety
  of applications world-wide
• TETRA has the group working, mobility management,
  multiple encryption capabilities, Air to Ground,
  Simultaneous Voice Data, etc. required by
  mission critical users
• TETRA is ideally suited to many of the potential
  applications that you may have here in India

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Thank You