FREESIC: Free secure interoperability communications for crisis management
Authors:
- Wojciech Wojciechowicz,
- Stefan Vanya,
- Saioa Ros,
- Oscar Lopez,
- Mikel Uriarte,
- Ralf Hoben,
- Aurel Machalek,
- Kamil Knotek,
- Vojtech Lampert,
- Shaun O'Neill,
- Marek Repka,
- Joanna Modławska,
- Henryk Gierszal,
- Andrzej Adamczyk
Abstract
This article presents the FREESIC system, as a solution to provide interoperability for PPDR communication systems. Project FREESIC has its origins in the legal, organisational and operational barriers that negatively impact on effective multi-agency interoperability during crisis events. These issues emerged in Project SECRICOM leading its consortium partners to progress on to FREESIC with the aim of resolving such matters. FREESIC is intended to deliver a solution that will enable highly secure and cost effective interoperability between PPDR communication infrastructures throughout Europe. The solution is based on a universal gateway with customisable adapter that enables third party infrastructures to be connected to the FREESIC Unified Communication Network. From the user perspective network management tasks will be facilitated through the Collaboration Site based on WEB 2.0 components. The FREESIC gateway source codes, documentation and operational guidelines will be freely provided to users upon acceptance of FREESIC terms and conditions stated in the FREESIC multilateral agreement. This article describes the concept of the FREESIC platform and its implementation.
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- UAMb69a66a607fd45809ef73d2d9efd1895
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- Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Internet Technologies and Applications, ITA 2013
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- 2013
- Pages
- 349-358
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- (en) English
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