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NaN3_01
Last update: 19-01-2024
ECC Report ECC Report Next Generation Emergency Communications – transition from circuit-switched to packet-switched networks, services and PSAPs
Evaluate the technological potentials, regulatory requirements, and the possible applications or use cases of NG112. Challenges in terms of e.g., funding, supply chain for 112 emergency communications, phasing out of 2G/3G and impact on introduction of NG112 (legacy support for certain devices), accessibility and equivalence in access to emergency services (number based and number independent interpersonal communication, introducing media, roaming), characteristics of 112 emergency communications (present state and future implementation of NG112, prioritisation of calls to 112 in a packet-switched environment, limited service state (LSS), enhancing caller location information, routing to the most appropriate PSAP) are also to be recorded.
S: 07-06-2022
T: 19-11-2024
Work item approved at WG NaN#24 (7-9 June 2022).
In Progress
NaN3_02
Last update: 19-01-2024
ECC Report ECC Report on Roaming SMS to 112 – challenges, current practices and future (harmonising) measures 
For roaming end-users, routing of SMS to the emergency numbers of the visited country does not reach the visited country’s PSAP. As a consequence, also the AML-SMS caller location information will not be transmitted to the PSAP. Taking into account the different mobile network technologies, potential costs and the current capabilities of the main operating systems (e.g. Android, iOS), this report will:
  • Describe the problems related to roaming SMS to emergency services on 112 () and other national emergency numbers,
  • Investigate current practices which resolve identified issues,
  • Investigate potential for harmonisation measures.

NaN3 can also explore other sides of the topic, if found useful in the NaN3 discussions or during the questionnaire. When further progress is made, and NaN3 finds it beneficial, NaN3 can choose to split the work into two work streams, e.g. one for AML-SMS and one for SMS generally.

S: 24-11-2022
T: 21-05-2024
Work item approved at WG NaN#25 (22-24 November 2022).
In Progress
* Target dates are seen as the intended date for the final approval of the related deliverable by the responsible entity. Internal deadlines for project teams and dates for the start of Public Consultations can be reflected in the remarks column. In general this implies that the draft deliverable should be completed by the project team one WG meeting earlier for publication.
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