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Innovation in a Broadband World
- 1. Innovation in a Broadband World Ian Oppermann Director CSIRO ICT Centre
- 2. A Services Example The Health Care Challenge CSIRO : Innovation in a Broadband World
- 3. Health Services : A whole lifecycle view •Hospital Services • Post Operative Care •Diagnosis • Cardiac Tool •SnoRocket •MRI / CAT • Remote consultation and •Snapper •Other tools • patient monitoring •Admission •PAPT •SnoRocket •Snapper • Commonwealth and State Services • CEO View, CFO View, CIO View • Remote Diagnosis CSIRO : Innovation in a Broadband World
- 4. Access Leveraging A National Communications Infrastructure CSIRO : Innovation in a Broadband World
- 5. What are we Doing? Broadband Innovation CSIRO : Innovation in a Broadband World
- 6. Health Services Enabled by Broadband ... remote diagnostics and specialist care CSIRO : Innovation in a Broadband World
- 7. Access : The “Last 7%” CSIRO Rural Broadband Access (Ngara) • CSIRO patented fixed wireless technologies • Beamform using multiuser MIMO • Use existing broadcasting infrastructure • Operate in VHF/UHF bands • Target @ 100Mbps data rate for towns of up to 1000 premises CSIRO : Innovation in a Broadband World
- 8. Australian Centre for Broadband Innovation National Impact Developed through State and National Partnerships eGovernment and eHealth focus Tele-medicine focus Broadband Comms focus Headquarters Terrestrial wireless based activity Future Phase Smart-Grid and Fibre based activity Future Phase Sensor nets focus Initial Partners CSIRO : Innovation in a Broadband World
- 9. Conclusion The power of the NBN is providing access to reliable, high-speed, symmetric communications to ALL Australians ...the entire eHealth agenda is underpinned by high quality, high-speed broadband networks Dr Mukesh Haikerwal, NEHTA, Committee Hansard , Sydney, 5 August 2009, p. 28. • When everyone has access to high speed, reliable, symmetric communications, delivery models for services become feasible • CSIRO can help CSIRO : Innovation in a Broadband World
- 10. CSIRO ICT Centre Dr. Ian Oppermann Email: Ian.Oppermann@csiro.au Web: www.csiro.au Feedback? Contact Us Phone: 1300 363 400 or +61 3 9545 2176 Email: enquiries@csiro.au Web: www.csiro.au
Editor's Notes
- The sustainability of health services in Australia requires a whole of system approach to the spectrum of service delivery. With Government health expenditure now in excess of $100 billion, health now accounts for over 9% of Australia’s annual GDP. New cost-effective services must be developed to meet the simultaneous needs of the health system, the hospital, and the doctor – all of whom need to be involved in the management of the health of the patient.
- The three pronged thrust for CSIRO research in broadband is Enabling services for Broadband (making them more efficient and effective) Ensuring everyone (99.99999%) get access to high speed, symmetric, reliable communications Changing the way people engage with technology (Centrelink example of dealing with illiterate people is useful here)
- Re-use existing broadcasting infrastructure and spectrum Beam form signals over the long distances to individual households based on new synchronisation and co-operative networking methods optimise signals over distance Apply a combination of CSIRO patented technologies Require a change to Government’s spectrum allocation