Universidad del Pais Vasco will be at CES!
Mission Critical Open Platform (MCOP) aims at facing the challenges of the new MCPTT complex ecosystem through the definition, development and validation of a MCPTT Open Platform (MCOP) that identifies neat interfaces between the different technologies in the UEs, reduces the integration efforts, and removes the entry barriers. Visit the PSCR booth at CES to see advanced group call communication in the MCOP demonstration!
New Funding Opportunity Coming Soon!
Wireless telecommunications service providers complete several overlapping testing processes prior to releasing new communications devices, including regulatory testing to meet government standards, industry certification by telecommunications industry forums, and user testing within their own laboratories. While the test standards and procedures processes meet the needs for commercial devices, they cannot ensure a device's proper performance for public safety purposes. PSCR wants to address this issues in a funding opportunity due to release in early 2019 via its Public Safety Innovation and Accelerator Program (PSIAP). Learn more about PSIAP and past award amounts.
Research Projects Include:
Device to Device Modeling Project | MC/MCPTT Modeling Project | QPP Modeling Project | MCPTT End-to-End Prototype | Key Performance Indicator Development | LTE Adjacent Carrier Impact on Public Safety LMR | NIST List of Certfied Devices and 3GPP RAN5 | Geolocation System Implementation
Subprojects:
MCV Mouth-to-Ear Latency Measurement Method | End-to-End Access Time
Mission Critical Voice Portfolio Mission: To advance the availability and performance of mission critical voice, forge partnerships to expand their sphere of research with well-qualified universities and agencies, and be influential in the standards community by participating in regular 3GPP events.
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Mission Critical Voice Portfolio Vision: PSCR, through its research and encouragement of exploration in the area of Mission Critical Voice, will be seen as a trustworthy leader by the public safety community in regards to their voice communication needs as LTE technology becomes ubiquitous for public safety use and beyond.