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Broadcast Service for the broadcast of CMAS messages. The standard includes the mapping of CMAS<br />

application level messages to the Cell Broadcast Service message structure.<br />

The ATIS WTSC-G3GSN Subcommittee is developing the Cell Broadcast Entity (CBE) to Cell Broadcast<br />

Center (CBC) Interface Specification. 141 The purpose of this standard is to define a standard XML-based<br />

interface to the CBC. The CMSP Alert GW will utilize this interface to provide the CMAS Alert message<br />

information to the CBC for broadcast via CBS.<br />

The ATIS WTSC-G3GSN Subcommittee has developed the Implementation Guidelines and Best<br />

Practices for GSM-UMTS Cell Broadcast Service Specification 142 and this specification was approved in<br />

October 2009. The purpose of this specification is to describe implementation guidelines and best<br />

practices related to GSM-UMTS Cell Broadcast Service regardless of the application using CBS. This<br />

specification is not intended to describe an end-to-end Cell Broadcast architecture, but includes<br />

clarifications to the existing 3GPP CBS standards as well as “best practices” for implementation of the<br />

3GPP standards. CMAS is an example of an application that uses CBS.<br />

J-STD-100, Joint ATIS/TIA CMAS Mobile Device Behavior Specification, 143 defines the common set of<br />

requirements for GSM, UMTS, and CDMA based mobile devices behavior whenever a CMAS alert<br />

message is received and processed. A common set of requirements will allow for a consistent user<br />

experience regardless of the associated wireless technology of the mobile device. Additionally, this<br />

common set of requirements will allow the various local, state, and Federal level government agencies to<br />

develop subscriber CMAS educational information that is independent of the wireless technology.<br />

B.2.2.1 CMAS VIA LTE/EPS<br />

In order to comply with FCC requirements for CMAS, CMSPs have a need for standards development to<br />

support CMAS over LTE/EPS as it relates to the network-user interface generally described as the “E-<br />

Interface” in the CMAS Reference Architecture. The intent of ATIS WTSC-G3GSN is to build upon LTE<br />

text broadcast capabilities currently being specified by 3GPP for the Public Warning System (PWS).<br />

3GPP TS 22.268<br />

3GPP TS 22.268. Public Warning System (PWS) Requirements covers the core requirements for the<br />

PWS and covers additional subsystem requirements for the Earthquake and Tsunami Warning System<br />

(ETWS) and for CMAS. TS 22.268 specifies general requirements for the broadcast of Warning<br />

Notifications to broadcast to a Notification Area that is based on the geographical information as specified<br />

by the Warning Notification Provider. This specification also defines specific CMAS requirements based<br />

on the three Reports & Orders issued to date by the FCC.<br />

3GPP TS 23.401. GPRS enhancements for E-UTRAN access, specifies the Warning System Architecture<br />

for 3GPP accesses and the reference point between the CBC and Mobility Management Entity (MME) for<br />

warning message delivery and control functions. This TS identifies the MME functions for warning<br />

message transfer (including selection of appropriate eNodeB), and provides Stage 2 information flows for<br />

warning message delivery and warning message cancel. The architecture and warning message delivery<br />

and control functions support CMAS.<br />

141 ATIS-0700008, ATIS Cell Broadcast Entity (CBE) to Cell Broadcast Center (CBC) Interface Specification.<br />

142 ATIS-0700007, Implementation Guidelines and Best Practices for GSM/UMTS Cell Broadcast Service Specification.<br />

143 J-STD-100, Joint ATIS/TIA CMAS Mobile Device Behavior Specification, 30 January, 2009 and is available from the Alliance for<br />

Telecommunications Industry Solutions (ATIS) .<br />

www.4gamericas.org February 2011 Page 118

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