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Frequentis is activly promoting its offerings to the marketplace. Through interviews and opinion peices the goal is a steady flow of outbound information that allows customers to see how Frequentis supports their business objectives. The topics shared in this section highlight current activities and thought leadership for the future.
Maria Tamm, Estonian Air Navigation Services, UTM Project Manager, explained to ATM magazine how digital cloud services will support the growing drone ecosystem and the concept of operations to accelerate the roll out of Estonian U-space. To read the full magazine, subscribe here.
Our Senior Lead Scientist, Eduard Gringinger, and Swiss International Air Lines Process Manager, Marie Carré, explained to Air Traffic Management magazine why blockchain technology could hold the answer to more economical flight slot prioritisation.
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Interoperability and mission-critical service harmonisation are critical challenges for the successful deployment and operation of mobile communication systems for various sectors, including railways.
The current standard for the railway telecommunication services is the Global System for Mobile Communication-Railway (GSM-R) - but with the increased need for more throughput, higher capacity, and flexible deployment options, the Future Railway Mobile Communication System (FRMCS) is being developed based on 3GPP mission-critical services.
The European Standards Organisation ETSI organised the FRMCS Plugtests event, which took place remotely from 14 to 18 June 2021.
During the event, Frequentis was able to successfully demonstrate key functionalities of mission-critical services for railways such as mission-critical data IP connectivity, mission-critical push-to-talk (MCPTT) user regrouping and mission-critical data enhanced status. Communication scenarios were based on the 3GPP mission-critical services framework with a focus on rail-specific features.
Together with its strategic partner Nemergent Solutions SL, which provides mission-critical servers and mobile client applications, and Athonet's IMS, Frequentis successfully showed the integration of mission-critical services end-to-end, i.e. from the control room dispatcher to the mobile client.
The event brought together a great number of experts, vendors, and observers and enabled them to test independently and jointly all components of the mobile communication system for railways. Live video streams showed dispatcher clients as well as mobile ones.
Learn more here: https://www.etsi.org/events/past-events/1886-frmcs-remote-plugtests#pane-1/
In the May issue of Arabian Aerospace we spoke about the digital tools to support aviation recovery, namely the ATRiCS Tower Pad and its benefits for controller efficiency as well as reducing carbon emmisions. Read the full article on page 25 of the digital magazine or via the pdf below.
Drones are providing many industries with efficiency gains, however, they are also offering terrorists new capabilities including assisting Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN)-related crimes. Michael Delueg, Frequentis head of Defence Product Portfolio, explains how organisations can stay ahead with the right technology.