Tetra For Mauritius An Introduction
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1. The document discusses proposals for an island-wide voice and data network for emergency agencies in Mauritius to replace the current inadequate and heterogeneous systems. 2. It recommends adopting the TETRA standard to provide a secure, available, and effective common network for agencies like police, fire, ambulance to communicate and cooperate. 3. The proposals include a government owned network operated by a private company to leverage private funding while maintaining public access.
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- 1. Island-wide Voice and Data Network for the Emergency Agencies of Mauritius An Introduction 20 July 2005 Heyhoka Consulting
- 10. Paramilitary Helicopter Coast Guards Police Fire Ambulance A New Standard PRIVATE NETWORKS ONE DEDICATED NETWORK Helicopter Police Police Fire Ambulance Paramilitary Coast Guards
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- 13. Share and Cooperate Expand the use of a nationwide emergency radio network to smaller emergency agencies not currently directly reachable Prioritisation in emergency situation Emergency button Assistance from other agencies Authorisation of terminals Remote deactivation Permanent link with Rodrigues and Agalèga ADVANTAGES A COMMON NETWORK BRINGS
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- 15. Opportunity to Reorganise National Command Centre Intelligent emergency calls management Intelligent Dispatching Location Based Organisation Interoperability (local and international) Multi Agencies Intervention and Coordination
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