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NG911: Time to dispatch = 15 years and counting HENNING SCHULZRINNE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY & FCC (WITH USUAL DISCLAIMERS) 7/23/16 TEMU 2016 1

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NG911: Time to dispatch = 15 years and counting

NG911: Time to dispatch = 15 years and countingHenning SchulzrinneColumbia University & FCC (with usual disclaimers)7/23/16TEMU 20161

Emergency communication in the United States

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VoIP emergency communications7/23/16

emergency calldispatchcivic coordinationemergency alertTEMU 20163

90 characters(360 in the future?)wireless emergency alerts(WEA)

phone & SMS-based (local)AM/FMTVcable

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Quick history of 911 in the US7/23/16TEMU 20164proposal for national emergency number by NAFC1957Presidential Commission recommends single numberfirst 9-1-1 call in Haleyville, AL17% of US has 9-1-119671968selective call routing trials1970s197650% of US has 9-1-1198719982001Jan2013Phase I for cellular: deliver tower & sector to PSAPPhase II for cellular: handset or network location (carrier req.)NENA NG911 i3 spec.20111999National 911 Act (Congress)2015Carriers must support text-to-911June2013Text-to-911 bounce-backAug.2016Location test bed50/67%, 150m/80% (handset)Feb.2017NEAD privacy & security planApr.201750 m for 40% of callsApr.201850 m for 50% of callsAug.2018barometric data PSAPs

Apr.202070% 50m

Sep 2010: https://apps.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/FCC-10-176A1.pdf location accuracyDec 2012: https://www.fcc.gov/document/text-911-further-notice-proposed-rulemakingMay 2013: https://www.fcc.gov/document/text-911-bounce-back-message-orderJan 2015: https://apps.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/FCC-15-9A1.pdf

text-to-911: https://apps.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/FCC-14-118A1.pdf (December 31, 2014)

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What distinguishes US 911 from elsewhere?5,894 PSAPs (in 3,135 U.S. counties)some very large (NYC, LA, Chicago), some tinytechnical services provided by contractors and system service providers240 million 9-1-1 calls per year70% cellularEmphasis on location delivery98.6% of population have some Phase II (July 2016)most carriers use hybrid location (GPS + network-based such U-TDOA)Funded by variety of add-on 9-1-1 charges on phone bills, not taxessome of these charges are diverted to other purposesLimited regulatory authority for national regulator (FCC)Mostly, iVoIP and cellular providers, not PSAPssome oversight by state public utilities commission or state 911 officeStrong professional associations (APCO & NENA), with standard setting efforts and training7/23/16TEMU 20165

TEMU 2016What do we need for emergency calling?

Identify emergency call

Route call to PSAP

Dispatch first responder

numbers depend on location

at least cell & sector, preferably full geo (say, 100 m)

indoor & outdoor dispatchable locationlocation7/23/16TEMU 20166

E911 NG911

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TEMU 2016E911 vs. NG911

Identify emergency call

Route call to PSAP

Dispatch first responder

112, 911 (in SIM)E911NG911

dial number from ECRFsos URN

ALI + MSAG selective router (SR)based on street address

location ECRFESRP

landline: ALI civic (static)wireless: ALI geo (dyn.)

SIP Geolocation header

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E9-1-1 for wireline

EO Switch

Selective Routeror 911 Tandem

LECnetwork555-1234313 Main StALI100-500 Main Street ESN 1789555-1234 PSAP #1, 313 Main StCAMA or PRIdelivers ANI(555-1234)CAMA or SS7ANI: 555-1234 313 Main555-1234 PSAP #1PSAP #1verify addressvalidityprovisionedupdatesprivatedata linkMSAG7/23/16TEMU 20169

TEMU 2016Different sources for emergency calls7/23/16SourceLocationChallengesTDM landlinecivic, staticrapidly fading; equipment obsoleteinterconnected VoIP(OTT or cable/FTTH)currently, user-configuredor similar to landlineVoIP (OTT)noneno locationCellulargeo, separate pathlocation accuracyindoor dispatchable locationTelematics(car, alarms, )mostly geoadditional dataindoor & outdoor location

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TEMU 2016US landline phone service11

FCC Voice Telephone Services: Status as of December 31, 2014 7/23/16TEMU 2016

About half of households are wireless-only7/23/16TEMU 201612

Wireless 911Phase I (April 1998)Route all call to the appropriate PSAP based on call sectorProvide cell/sector location data to PSAPProvide call back number to PSAPPhase II (October 2001)Phase I + latitude and longitude

67%95%handset50m150mnetwork100m300m

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TEMU 2016Text-to-911 architecture14

Intrado, Text-to-9-1-1 saves Lives, 20137/23/16TEMU 2016

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NG911 architecture (US, Canada)

Brian Rosen, 2012SIP proxyLoSTHELDprivate (shared) IP network

PIDF

PIDF

also, NG112(Europe)7/23/16TEMU 201616

Emergency Call Routing FunctionQueried using LoST ProtocolLocation and Service in, URI outExternal ECRF provided by 9-1-1 AuthorityLocation Information ServerStores location against some kind of keyProvided by Access NetworkUses either DHCP or HELD to give location to end deviceBorder Control FunctionSecurity barrier between origination/access networks and ESInetCombination of firewall and Session Border ControllerEmergency Services Routing ProxyCall Router for ESInetUses ECRF to get next hop routePolicy Controlled RoutingLegacy Network GatewayLooks like SR/ALI to legacy networkRoutes using ECRF to ESInetLegacy PSAP GatewayLooks like SR/ALI to unupgraded PSAP7/23/16TEMU 201617

Insanity is Doing something 6,200 times and expecting a speedy result.(Einstein + Heisenberg)

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TEMU 2016US NG911 status2011(27 responses)2013(39 responses)Statewide NG911 plan915Concept of operations312Request for proposals released13Contracts13Testing parts, functions and components at state level9

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What are the causes?Bottom up: small groups of PSAPs get togetherbuild (have built) their own ESInetDeploy their own ESRP, ECRF, LNGEach requires educating the late adopters, consultants, RFP, negotiation with carriers, coordinated funding, Engineered as one-offsCustom interconnect, equipment, configuration, 600 selective routersCapital investmentBut 911 entities typically cannot issue bondsNo significant national funding sourcesDiversion of 911 fees collected by many U.S. statesExpertise uneven (GIS, IP networks, cybersecurity, )Carrier obligations make PSAPs pay for legacy services7/23/16TEMU 201620

Alternative network modelsCurrent deployment modelnetwork islands with SBC moatsone county, one network, one server rack, one purpose, one decadeSimilar to early academic Internet Internet2initially custom, then re-use dark fibermembership model?

Suomenlinna

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Alternative network models

national network(s)

LoST

LIS

VPNs

major network interconnect points:SEA, LAX, SJC, DEN, CHI, BOS, DC, NYC 7/23/16TEMU 201622

911 apps emerging7/23/16TEMU 201623Offer advanced featuresNotify family & friendsShare imagesAvoid delays in the carrier PSAPs system service provider dependency circleChallengesAre 911 calls delivered to the right PSAP?911 features on handsetsFunding model consumer pays? PSAP pays?Privacy concerns

https://www.apcointl.org/doc/advocacy/623-the-status-of-9-1-1-apps/file.htmlhttp://appcomm.org/23

Locating emergency callers

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Caller location25Builds on long history of FCC location accuracy requirementsimplicitly outdoor: 50m (67%)/150m (80%-90%) circles (1996), with geographic exclusionsdispatchable location or x/y within 50 m~70% calls are wirelessunknown % indoorresidential indoor may allow GPSz axis:3 years: uncompensated barometric6 years: 80% of top 25 CMAsopen issues:nomadic iVoIPseparation of location & call deliveryreliable location w/o power

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Overall system architecture

GPS

Accelerometer

Magnetometer

GyroscopeInertial Measurement Unit (IMU)

Activity Manager

Infrastructure Monitor

Analysis ModulesSensor Array

ElevatorModule

EscalatorModule

StairwayModuleData Sampling for DetectionData Sampling for Analysis

Detected Activity

Anchor Location

InfrastructureUser DeviceBuilding Information

Indoor-outdoor transition

GPS Trace

Building Database Server

Entrance Beacon

Location Beacons

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TEMU 2016Indoor location

NEAD

indoor oroutdoor?7/23/16TEMU 201627

crowdsourced database

commercial Wi-Fi databasebuilding/streetWiFi APfloor, apartment, office

GPS or GNSSknown location?location = f(observed APs, barometer)where are you?record common locations?

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Indoor location challenges7/23/16TEMU 201628AdvantageChallengesPossible approachesGNSSnear-universal in handsetsno infrastructurefails in dense urban canyonssteel frame buildingsLong-term: L2C & L1C GPSWi-Finear-universal in handsetsexisting infrastructureground truth (room-level)movescrowdsourcingBlueToothuniversal in newer handsetsmapping beacons to locationmaintenancecrowdsourcingbuild into infrastructureBarometriccheap to addlimited handset availabilityindoor air pressureweather compensationmapping elevation to floorbuilding-level calibrationcombine with Wi-FiAccelerometer (dead reckoning)near-universal in handsetsno infrastructureaccuracy & mode detectionmapping elevation to flooruse in hybrid systems

Using accelerometer to measure floors

Errors when traveling 1-9 floors without stopping using elevatorErrors when traveling 9 floors making 1-4 stops using elevator

Landing counting errors in 50 trials of walking 4 floors on stairwayCDF of errors when traveling 2 floors (7.3m) using escalatorW. Song, J. Lee, B. Lee, and H. Schulzrinne:Finding 9-1-1 Callers in Tall Buildings

Location services beyond Wi-Fi

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Conclusion7/23/16TEMU 201631US 911: slow & fastscale advantage + large citiesbut resource-challenged and entrenched interestscontinuous improvement as technologies become availableoften, layered on top of existing technology: ALI, SMS, TTYface more fundamental changes: 911 apps, indoor location

Backup

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E911 location accuracy requirements (9/2010)7/23/16TEMU 201633Handset-basedNetwork-based50 m/67%150m/80-90%100m/67%300m/90%Year 1 Jan. 201260% of counties covering 70% of popsYear 2 Jan. 201350 m/67% ea. county150m/80% ea. countyCarriers must provide confidence and uncertainty data on a per call basis upon PSAP request Year 3 Jan 201470% of counties covering 80% of pops (can use blended data)60% of counties with 70% pops (can use blended data) Year 5 Jan 2016100% of counties(can use blended or handset data) 70% of counties with 80% of pops(can use blended data)Year 8 Jan 2019150m/90% ea. county85% of counties(can use blended or handset data) ExclusionsMay exclude 15% of counties w/forestation(no sunset)May exclude counties where triangulation not feasible (< 3 sites) sunsets after Year 8

47 CFR 20.18(h)

https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/47/20.1833

TEMU 2016US voice telephony connections34

FCC Voice Telephone Services: Status as of December 31, 2014 7/23/16TEMU 2016

https://apps.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DOC-338629A1.pdf

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