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TETRA supplement 2014
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CEN and ETSI deliver first set of standards for Cooperative Intelligent Transport Systems
12 February 2014 | By ETSI
CEN and ETSI have confirmed that the basic set of standards for Cooperative Intelligence Transport Systems have now been adopted and issued...
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TETRA – a global standard
28 October 2009 | By Bernt Mattsson, TETRA Technical Officer, European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI)
Terrestrial Trunked Radio (TETRA) is the most successful digital trunking standard for professional users. Users of Private Mobile Radio (PMR) and Public Access Mobile Radio (PAMR) technology include police, ambulance and fire services, security services, utilities, military, public access, transport services, airports, factory site services, mining and the like. These…
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Using ITS to support intermodality and multimodality
30 June 2008 | By Martin Arndt, Technical Officer, ETSI TC ITS
ETSI, the world-renowned Standards Development Organisation (SDO) produces global standards for fixed, mobile, radio, converged, broadcast and Internet technologies, and in 2007 created the Technical Committee “TC ITS” dedicated to supporting the transport sector through Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS). ITS comprises service groups and service domains resulting in the provision…
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Setting the standard
19 April 2007 | By ET
ETSI is an independent, non-profit organisation whose mission is to produce telecommunications standards for today and the future.This article looks at ETSI’s work and interviews Marcello Pagnozzi, ETSI Technical Officer for TETRA, to find out more about ETSI’s work in developingTETRA standards. Based in Sophia Antipolis, France, ETSI, the European…
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Standards on the move
1 April 2005 | By Karl Heinz Rosenbrock, Director General, ETSI
If the fridge really is going to talk to the mobile phone and the car really does need to have the latest television schedules fed to its central processors, then we traditional standards makers will have to adapt to the demands from various industry sectors for specifications and standards that…
