TEDS use cases
TETRA Enhanced Data Service (TEDS) can bring to life what previously has been completely out of reach with any narrowband TETRA 1 data service.
Surveillance and situational awareness
A typical surveillance set up could involve a TEDS data radio set up in the trunk of a car and connected to an in-vehicle PC and video camera. The system continuously broadcasts the video stream to the dispatcher, while at the same time receiving video streams from another surveillance camera.
Information processing and sharing while on the move
There’s an explosion at an airport as a plane is being fueled. Smoke is pouring into the terminal, the number of injured is unknown and passengers in the terminal are starting to panic…
A Mobile Command Centre is set up on site. On the way to the incident, dispatchers have already implemented the agreed communication formation as part of the emergency plan for a large-scale incident. The first units on site begin to transmit live pictures, which complement the information the dispatcher is getting from the airport sensors. All this information is processed in the Graphical Information System. The incident dispatcher prepares the first brief to the chief….
You are on live video
A police unit provides a live video stream of demonstrators. Programmes scan the footage automatically for unusual movement and known suspects. The field commander gets a multimedia message to his TETRA device. A known agitator has been spotted. The picture is delivered together with the relevant information and the commander takes action…
A suspicious bag has been left at a bus stop. The bomb squad drives a remote-control robot camera to inspect the bag visually and using other sensors. Information flows in real time to specialists in the bomb squad back office and to personnel on site. Fortunately the bag contains only gym clothes…
