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    Introduction

    The current communication infrastructure of 9-1-1 is based on analog

    technology that doesntsupport many advanced telecommunication

    features (texting, emailing picture) that most end users are expectingto be part of emergency communication system. To remedy these

    problem emergency services have to be provided using IP networks.

    Providing Emergency services based on Voice over Internet Protocol

    (VoIP) is not only a success of VoIP but it will also give opportunities

    to enhance the existing emergency call processing infrastructure.

    With the growing popularity of VoIP services, 3G/4G wireless phones,

    and other advanced communications technologies, customers

    subscribed to these technologies expect that they can use them to reach

    911 services, just as they can by using ordinary public landline

    communication system to reach 9-1-1. Most of the subscribers are

    unaware of the current limitations of the 9-1-1 network infrastructure

    with respect to some wireless technology or internet based technology.

    Sometime they got disappointed due to the fact that the technology that

    they use most the time cant help them to reach 9-1-1.

    The purpose of this study is to review a mechanism that can be

    adopted to achieve the enhancement of the emergency communication

    network that will able to exploit and/or serve current technology

    subscriber s Devices by granting quality of services, reliability,

    scalability, compatibility and robustness to withstand to any kind od

    disasters. This mechanisms is based on a network architecture using

    SIP as a signaling protocol and IP Networks.

    Research MethodologyThis sections presents questions used to collect required information

    for the study. Their answers are presented in the section. Level II is a

    set of sub-questions used to understand and answer Level I question.

    We used scholar and other trusted articles to find these answers.

    Study the requirement to send multimedia file over E911 network (VoIP or Wireless)

    Desire AHEZA

    Graduate School of Engineering, Oklahoma Christian University, Oklahoma City, OK

    Literature CitedDale, H.,Brad, B., &Phil, W. (2007).Health of the US9-1-1 SystGopal, S.,&Guy, C. (2009).The journey to Next Generation 9-1-

    Ala' F. Khalifeh and Khalid A. Darabkh (2012). Current Ch

    Opportunities in VoIPover WirelessNetworks,

    http://www.intechopen.com/books/mobile-multimedia-usperspectives/voip-over-wireless-networks

    NENAi3 TECHNICALREQUIREMENTS DOCUMENT

    prepared by: National Emergency Number Association (N

    Committee Long Term Definition Working Group

    https://c.ymcdn.com/sites/www.nena.org/resource/collect

    36A714CB085D/NENA_08-751-v1_i3_Requirements_L

    Police chief Jeff olson,. , sheriff tony thompson, & Police c

    ng911 can improve your agency. Retrieved from

    http://www.911.gov/ng911_law/download/NG911_Resize

    Level I

    Level II

    How can E911 services be enhanced by including

    video/data communication and what are the limitations of

    such implementations?

    i. What compatibility (challenges) issues exist between

    VoIP and other Wireless technology (GSM, 3G and

    E911, PSTN) networks?

    ii. What are the limitations of the current Emergency

    network?

    iii. What are the benefits of introducing Emergency

    services (9-1-1 services) in IP network would benefit

    the public and public safety agencies?

    iv. What are the standards to meet in order to provideemergency services (sending multimedia) over advanced

    telecommunication network i.e. IP networks?

    v. Evaluate the current technology of multimediatransmission, based on your study recommend network

    architecture that can be used to provide Emergency

    services over IP networks?Figure 1 Level I & II questions

    Research Findings

    With the growth in use of VoIP, it is evident that many calls to 9-1-1 PSAPs will be

    originated from these VoIP users. The high expectations of the public that they can reach

    the 9-1-1 systems using any communication device, testifies the need of EMERGENCYSERVICES OVER IP NETWORK. So it is important to improve the compatibility

    between VoIP and other communication technology . Then finally improve the 9-1-1

    services.

    Needs to Improve 9-1-1 Services

    Soora & Clinch ( 2009,p.2) in the Journey to Next Generation 9-1-1 states that the

    current 9-1-1 system has not technologically kept pace with the times, its Architecture

    continues to be based upon circuit-switched analog voice telephone technology, so that

    the system can process voice-only calls and the minute amount of data that comes with

    those calls.

    Figure 2 Woman uses FACEBOOK

    to Find Help (WALSH, January 2014)

    Hatfield, Bernthal, and Phil Weiser(2007, pp.30-35); states that the 9-1-1 network

    infrastucture is incapable ofExploiting and/or Serving Current Technology Subscriber

    Devices; PSAP cant process emails, text messages, digital images, audio and video. If a

    subscriber sent to 9-1-1 for example a picture of a car leaving a crime scene the PSAP

    will not have the technology to treat the kind of message because it has been designed

    with voice capability only. We need a new technology to overcome this limitation.

    Susann Stacy said her husband tore out their

    house phone while she had no cellphone

    reception. Unable to call 911, she posted a

    photo of her beaten face and pleaded for

    someone to help her. Note that she used a

    third party i.e. Facebook instead of 9-1-1

    infrastructure in order to reach someone

    who can help, because the 9-1-1 PSAPs

    can process images

    Improvement in Telecommunication Networks

    As a new technology, VoIP faces many challenges. Khalifeh and Darabkh

    (2012 ,p.10) states that VoIP over wireless challenges may be associatedwith the Wireless transmission and how they affect the transmission

    quality. They highlighted that VoIP packet may faces bit errors

    introduced by other interfering signals,packet lossdue to buffers

    overflow of the intermediate nodes.

    Enhancing Quality of Service in 3G/4G network capabilities (bandwidth,

    introducing queue management protocols, quality of services and packet

    prioritization.) would overcome those issues and help to implement a

    reliable VoIP communication using wireless networks (3G/4G) and

    existing PSTN networks. This has proved me that if those issues affecting

    VoIP traffic were removed, 9-1-1 services might be provided using VoIP

    technology over IP networks.

    Architecture

    The architecture presented in is the implementation suggested in NENA

    08-751, Issue 1, (September 2006, p.11) that can be adopted in order to

    provide Emergency services over IP networks.

    It is based on SIP for IP connected callers. Other protocols are permitted

    if they are interworked to SIP for presenting to the PSAP. The Emergency

    Services IP Network or the PSAP must accept calls from selective routers,

    including CAMA-like and ISDN interfaces.

    Call setup time (dialing of last digit to ring at the PSAP), under expected

    peak load shall be less than 2 seconds.

    It grantees that PSAPs shall accept voice, Images, video and text media

    streams on RTP transport, possible for PSAPs to accept additional media

    (e.g. images) from callers without tearing down the call.

    Benefits

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    Conclusions and Future

    Enhancing 9-1-1 services requires the migrato IP based PSAPs, this will result in provid

    over IP networks using SIP signaling protoc

    technology, Quality of Services (QoS) in IP

    enhanced; constraints faced by packets over

    overcome by prioritizing packets containing

    adopting optimized codecs and applying Qo

    The implementation the next generation 9-1

    associated with the public safety leaders and

    establishing the framework for a nationwide

    and local needs for robust, interoperable em

    Because each state in USA has its own laws

    building, managing, and funding its 9-1-1 n

    they can unit their force and build a national

    High Technology

    Currently 9-1-1 infra

    sharing multimedia i

    demonstrates scenar

    information are very

    In a hostage situatio

    of an

    Safer CommunitiesOnce 9-1-1 infrastructure is able to easily and

    text messages and videos, citizens can more e

    enabling first responders to respond more sw

    example, a witness might capture a video of a

    send it to 9-1-1; a call-taker immediately disp

    Here is a video of a robbery

    frommy smart phone

    Dispatch: A

    witnessjust sent

    this video in

    Benefits (cont.)

    Figure 3 NENA 08-751, Issue 1, September, 2006

    IMPROVED SERVICE TO

    SENIORS &DISABLED

    Iam deafandhaving chest pain.

    Help!Im in an alleyat 4th and Main..

    Help ison the way.

    Calls must be routed to the correct PSAP based on the location of the caller known at

    the time of the call and the declared service boundary of the PSAP

    The architecture also allows Backup/Failover, when a PSAP fails, calls intended to

    route to it shall route to one or more designated PSAP(s).

    Information to 911

    Information from 911

    PSAPCenter

    IMPROVED ACCESS TO 911Sometimes,citizens can find

    themselvesin dangerous,

    even life-threatening,

    situationsin which speaking

    to a 911 call-takerwould

    put themin even greater

    danger.In these cases,

    the ability to send a text

    message to request help is

    much safer.

    Figure 4 Improved 9-1-1 service

    Olson, Thompson & Feaker (2013, p.6)

    Figure 5 Improved 9-1-1 service

    Olson, Thompson & Feaker (2013, p.7)