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Standardization for disasters

ITU Workshop on “ Bridging the Standardization Gap ” (Vientiane, Lao People’s Democratic Republic, 30-31 July 2012). Standardization for disasters. Takashi Egawa, Vice chair of FG-disaster NEC Corporation t-egawa@ct.jp.nec.com. ITU’s role in disaster.

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Standardization for disasters

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  1. ITU Workshop on “Bridging the Standardization Gap”(Vientiane, Lao People’s Democratic Republic, 30-31 July 2012) Standardization for disasters Takashi Egawa, Vice chair of FG-disaster NEC Corporation t-egawa@ct.jp.nec.com

  2. ITU’s role in disaster For details, see presentation at ITU Workshop on “Disaster relief systems, network resiliency and recovery” on 25 June, 2012 (1st day of FG-disaster) • -D sector • Help establishing disaster planning • Aid at disaster under Tampere Convention • Various handbooks, online toolkit, etc. • -R sector: • Spectrum assignment • Works on alert message dissemination and communication through broadcasting system, amateur radio, satellite, etc. • -T sector: • Emergency telecom Recommendations • Recently established Focus Group on disaster

  3. Recs. for Emergency telecom And FG-disaster has accepted new service proposals For details, see Keith Mainwaring’s presentation at ITU Workshop on “Disaster relief systems, network resiliency and recovery” on 25 June, 2012 (1st day of FG-disaster) • Numbering • Guidelines to select Emergency Number, etc. • Emergency Telecommunications Service (ETS) • Prioritize ETS authorized users in times of disaster and emergencies • International Emergency Preference Scheme (IEPS), Common Alerting Protocol, Alerting object identifier, …

  4. Emergency Telecommunications Service (ETS) • National service that prioritize end-to-end communication and applications to ETS authorized users in times of disaster and emergencies • Each call has its priority, and authorized users have higher priority in e.g., signaling --- or special header • Special authentication/authorization is provided • Standardized for various services • NGN, H.323, H.248, IPCablecom, and so on

  5. FG-disaster Focus Group on Disaster Relief Systems, Network Resilience and Recovery(FG-DR&NRR) • Established: 1.2012, 1st meeting: 6.2012 • Objective: what standards (and ITU-T) can do to various disasters of today? • What is ‘new’ aspects of current disasters? • Focus group • a temporary organization (up to 1 year, can be extended if necessary) • experts outside of ITU can join • collected information is transferred to ITU-T SGs, and SGs develop standards (FG cannot)

  6. Scope of FG-disaster Target: disaster relief systems/applications, network resilience and recovery identify requirements and familiarize them to ITU-T and standardization communities identify relevant standards and existing work identify any additional standards and future work items for ITU-T encouraging collaboration among ITU-T Study Groups, ITU-R, ITU-D and relevant organizations and communities

  7. FG-disaster deliverables • Overview • Definitions, terminology and classification • Should we include terrorism ‘disaster’ ? • Use cases • Describes applications and services for each type of disasters considering technical solutions and best practices. • Gap analysis • Identifies what’s missing in current standards • Requirements • Detailed requirements for systems, services and/or applications (including QoS/QoE, security and reliability)

  8. 1st FG-disaster meeting • 25-27 June 2012, Geneva • 11 input documents, 30 participants including remote participation • 1-day workshop mainly on • What Japan did after 2011 quake • ITU (-D, -R, -T) activity on disasters • Decides candidate deliverables, WG structure, drafts initial deliverables, and so on

  9. Expected study areas for FG-disaster From DR&NRR-O-5, 6.2012

  10. FG Meeting plan From 3rd meeting, FG-disaster will visit various countries that has been suffering severe disasters such as floods, hurricanes, quakes At every meeting we will have a workshop to invite local experts Will report to TSAG (parent group) meeting on 6.2013 or 6.2014 1st: 25-27 Jun. 2012, Geneva 2nd: 24-26 September 2012, Geneva 3rd: Dec. 2012 (could be in Istanbul) 4th: Feb(?) 2013, Japan 5th: June 2013, Host TBD

  11. In short, FG-disaster visit various places and collect real use cases and earnest requirements. From them ITU make standards. Please input yours!

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