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Technical Requirements Public Safety Broadband # Requirement 3 All NPSBN-‐U SHALL be able to receive CMAS text alerts using CMAS-‐capable UE that can present the alert. 4 All NPSBN-‐Us SHALL be able to receive CMAS text alerts using CMAS-‐capable UE that can present the alert. 5 NPSBN-‐Us SHOULD be allowed to opt-‐out of the presentation of specific alerts that are not Presidential alerts. 6 The NPSBN SHALL support the periodic testing of CMAS service as defined by the FCC. 4.1.8 Messaging This section describes functional requirements for text and multimedia messaging, as well as related security and interoperability functionalities public safety needs. The 2009 NPSTC 700 MHz Public Safety Broadband Task Force Report and Recommendations [5] provided a messaging-‐related usage scenario describing some basic public safety messaging needs. The quote describing this scenario appears below: “A Public Safety user arrives on a visited network while responding for mutual aid for disaster recovery. She is able to receive text messages providing status updates on staging locations and voice radio assignments. Once on the scene, she is able to take photographs of damaged infrastructure and send them to the local EOC. She also exchanges multimedia messages with support staff who use commercial cellular phones on commercial networks run by various carriers.” The above scenario suggests the need for messaging capabilities, which are captured in the requirements tables that follow. Note that in this section, terms such as text messaging, multimedia messaging, and messaging service represent user-‐visible capabilities presented by UE devices. The underlying technology by which these capabilities might be implemented is not considered in this discussion. As such, any references to specific implementation technologies in this section are used for illustrative purposes only. 4.1.8.1 Messaging General Requirements This section captures the most basic capabilities required of the messaging service. Following are general requirements for messaging. 32 Launch Statement of Requirements for FirstNet Consideration, December 2012
Public Safety Broadband Technical Requirements Table 32. Messaging General Requirements # Requirement 1 NPSBN-‐Us SHALL have the capability to send and receive text messages to and from other NPSBN-‐Us and CN-‐Us. 2 NPSBN-‐Us SHALL have the capability to send text messages addressed to a group of NPSBN-‐Us. 3 NPSBN-‐Us SHALL have the capability to send and receive multimedia messages to and from other NPSBN-‐Us. 4 NPSBN-‐Us SHALL have the capability to send multimedia messages addressed to a group of NPSBN-‐Us. 4.1.8.2 Messaging Interoperability Requirements This section captures messaging service interoperability needs. Following are interoperability requirements for messaging. Table 33. Messaging Interoperability Requirements # Requirement 1 The messaging service SHALL provide a standard mechanism to provide interoperability with PSEN email systems. The intention is for the messaging service to provide a standard mechanism (e.g., SMTP) to allow for message interoperability with PSEN email systems as opposed to supporting many such interfaces. 2 The messaging service SHALL provide the ability for suitably authenticated and authorized users to send and receive text messages to and from NPSBN-‐Us using Status Web Pages 13 via the public Internet. The intention is to provide text-‐messaging capability for suitably authorized public safety personnel (e.g., wired users) to contact NPSBN-‐Us via the public Internet. 3 The messaging service SHALL provide the ability for suitably authenticated and authorized users to send and receive multimedia messages to and from NPSBN-‐Us using Status Web Pages 13 via the public Internet. The intention is to provide multimedia-‐messaging capability for suitably authorized public safety personnel (e.g., wired users) to contact NPSBN-‐Us via the public Internet. 4.1.8.3 Other Public Safety Messaging Requirements The NPSTC Public Safety Communications Report, “Use Cases & Requirements for Public Safety Multimedia Emergency Services (MMES) Rev B, May 2012” [7], provides additional requirements for Launch Statement of Requirements for FirstNet Consideration, December 2012 33
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