Emergency Communications Links
The following are a selection of links to web sites related to emergency
communications. If you are aware of a link that should be added to this
page, please contact EMTELsupport@etsi.org
ATM
Forum white paper "Homeland Security & Public Safety Networks:
Countering Terrorism and Disaster with Technology"
British APCO
(ex-BAPCO) Journal: official magazine for the British Association Public Safety Communication Officer
E911 programme,
Federal Communications Commission (FCC), US
E-MERGE project
(vehicle based emergency call systems)
EMILY
project (location based services)
Ericsson
Response™ Programme
EU
Civil Protection & Environmental Emergencies
EU
eSafety programme
EU
Information Society
European Emergency Number
Association - EENA 1-1-2
European Telecommunications
Resilience and Recovery Association (ETR²A)
European
Union Single Emergency Call Number 112
Global Disaster Information
Network (GDIN)
I
Am Alive (IAA) System
IETF
- Internet Emergency Preparedness (ieprep)
Industry
Canada Emergency Telecommunications Branch
Inmarsat Maritime
Safety Services
International
Disaster and Emergency Readiness (IDER)
International Federation
of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies
International
Rescue Corps
London Prepared
National
Task Force on Interoperability (NTFI, US) report: "Why Can't We Talk?
Working Together to Bridge the Communications Gap to Save Lives."
NATO C3
Agency
NATO C3 Agency
secure communications website
NEMO
Next Generation
Networks APIs to Support Emergency Telecommunications Services
PARLAY
Emergency Telecom Service Working Group
Project MESA
PSC Europe Forum
SARSAT (Search
and rescue satellite-aided tracking) Program
SOS 112 Europe
The
Tampere Convention
Télécoms
Sans Frontières
The International Emergency
Management Society (TIEMS)
UK Resilience
UN ReliefWeb
pages on Emergency Telecommunications
Wireless
Emergency Response Team (WERT)
Working
Group on Emergency Telecommunications (WGET)

EU documentation search and news:
EurActiv.com
- Telecoms section
EUR-Lex
- Information technology, telecommunications and data-processing section

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