Launched at EENA’s Conference 2019 in Dubrovnik (Croatia) and running until May 2020, EENA’s project brought together a consortia of partners, to test and deploy the technical architecture enabling NG112 in different European countries, with a focus on demonstrating its use in real-life environments.
testing the architecture enabling emergency communications
Proposed test situations included routing based on location, video and real-time text communications, calls through connected objects and broadcast of public warning messages through home speakers.
Three consortia were built, bringing together emergency services and private organisations from Turkey, Croatia and a joint initiative from Denmark, Austria and Italy.
Different types of stakeholders included:
- Device providers
- Telecommunications providers
- NG112 architecture components
- CAD providers
- Emergency services organisations
Meet the consortia
In May 2020, the CELESTE consortium published their results enabling cross-border NG112 architecture for emergency communications.
In May 2020, the Croatian consortium published their results testing the NG112 architecture for emergency communications.
In May 2020, the Turkish consortium published their results testing the NG112 architecture for emergency communications.