DEC112 soon goes live, but what happens if someone is traveling abroad and wants to use the emergency chat app in other countries. Certainly, there is way how DEC112 works in other countries – read how a very simple architecture achieves this. When developing our App and core services we used our travelling time (business…
DEC112 is reaching an important goal – the integration with an Austrian emergency control center. Learn how the App works and what information a control center receives in case of emergency. Anyone may use the DEC112 App to contact emergency services if it has been downloaded and properly installed. Properly installed means to get through…
Receiving emergency text messages at a PSAP is different to plain emergency calls but must be integrated in the same workflow of a control center. Depending on the capabilities of the PSAP system this might be a bit challenging … In our recent blogs the DEC112 architecture and core elements for mapping and routing were…
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DEC112 implements an open source Kamailio LoST Module and presents it at Kamailio World 2018 and NENA 2018 Conference & Expo … You may remember our previous blog introducing the ESRP. The DEC112 ESRP is based on the well-known open source SIP Server Kamailio (www.kamailio.org) extended with a specific module that provides location based call…
DEC112 – Austrian Text-To-112 Pilot at the Kamailio World Conference & Exhibition 2018 presented by Wolfgang Kampichler.
Defined as functional element of the NG112 architecture, an ESRP (Emergency Service Routing Proxy) is a SIP proxy that selects the next hop routing based on location, service URN and policy. Next generation emergency call services shall support among other important features, like location being delivered with the call, different types of media. This assumes…
An ECRF, an NG112 functional element, is a LoST protocol server where location information (e.g. coordinates) and a service URN serve as input to a mapping function that returns a URI used to route an emergency call. The previous blog introduced the ESRP, but to understand how NG112 works we need to introduce another element,…
Perhaps you may wonder why the project’s name is DEC112. The answer is quite simple – the term DEC stands for “deaf emergency calling” and 112 is not only the single European Emergency number but also synonym for NG112. Next Generation 112 as term comprises several aspects (technology, standardisation, changes in operation, etc) of…
Today’s emergency services are almost voice-only capable and only a marginal share of data and multimedia is used by Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPs). Improving access to emergency services for deaf and hard of hearing citizens induces enabling PSAPs and people in need to handle their modes of communications such as text. Such a service,…
OEGLB: Am 11.2.2019 ist die neue #DEC112 Notruf-App #Android + #iOS verfügbar, die das veraltete Notrufsystem für gehörlose Menschen ergänzt bzw. auf den neuesten technischen Stand bringt! Der OEGLB wirkte beim Testen mit. Danke an Entwickler DEC112_Proj… https://t.co/0irfaAeXqq
rprinz08: Successful DEC112_Project meeting with the folks of emergency center notrufnoe 144notrufnoe . Now let’s move on with integration https://t.co/Y08g7rsCfB
rprinz08: DEC112_Project gains momentum after our first hackathon https://t.co/mBfW02F8GU https://t.co/CPON5WY0hE
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