AIC E911 Conference

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Introduction

Day 1

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Conference To Explore
Wireless E911 Issues

The 3rd annual conference on wireless E911 will kick off on Wednesday, January 20th, and DISPATCH Monthly will be there!

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Attendees and Speakers

  • Cong. Gene Green, House Committee on Telecommunications, Trade & Commerce
  • Michael Amarosa, TruePosition, Inc.
  • David K. Aylward, president, National Strategies Inc.
  • Thera Bradshaw, executive director of emergency services, Clark County (Wash.)
  • Barry A. Matsumori, US Wireless Corp.
  • Steve Proctor, technical services manager, State of Utah, past president APCO
  • John R. Melcher, director of information systems, Great Harris County (Tex.)
  • Nancy A. Pollock, ENP, executive director, Metropolitan 911 Board, Minneapolis/St. Paul (Minn.)

Seminars

  • The FCC: a legal and regulatory update on E911
  • A national view of policy, technical and financial issues impacting delivery of wireless E911
  • Roundtable discussion: financial E911, who pays, who distributes, who receives?
  • Interfacing wireline and wireless networks at the PSAP
  • Interoperability of enhanced features with E911
  • Next general TTY
  • E911 and LNP
  • Migrating to Phase II: a working model
  • Validation of Phase II
  • Rural America and Phase II
  • Panel Discussion: network-based solution for location technology
  • GPS for public safety
  • Privacy and location technology
  • Obstacles in developing a strategic marketing plan for location services
  • Validation and verification of location performance
  • Leveraging your investment
  • Is your 911 operation ready for the Year 2000?
  • Automatic crash notification systems
  • Examining E911 and roaming capability
  • E911 universal access

Case Studies

  • State of Minnesota
  • Phase I in California
  • Oregon Phase I experience
  • City of Chicago 311
  • GPS Phase II success in Denver
  • Integrating GPS into your medical emergency response network