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Korea Safe-Net Forum will host its fifth annual conference with a focus on public-safety technologies and applications 23 October in Seoul, South Korea. Hundreds of government administrators, network operators, public-safety Long Term Evolution (LTE) users, engineers, vendors and technology officials will participate in the event.
South Korean speakers include JinHong Sim, director general, Safe-Net project of MOIS; YoungMin Yang, general manager, LTE-railway project of Korea Rail Network Authority; and Woo-Seong Shim, principal researcher, LTE-maritime project of Korea Research Institute. In addition, Jeanette Kennedy, government affairs for the U.S. First Responder Network Authority (FirstNet); Sarah Wade-Apicella with United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR); Yousif Al Ali, head of technical and IT affairs for Nedaa in the United Arab Emirates (UAE); Tony Gray, chief executive of TCCA; and several executives with suppliers will also attend.
The conference will address the following topics:
• Korea Safe-Net project and technology update
• How to secure passengers and operation/maintenance safety through LTE-R
• Korean Maritime Safe-Net’s status and plan
• Korea PS-LTE use promotion plan
• Dubai private mission-critical network for smart cities
• Global trends and collaboration in public-safety broadband projects
• Public-private and tech partnerships for disaster risk reduction
• Implications of Industry 4.0 and 5G for public safety with global trends and use cases
• Next-generation command and control for public-safety/mission-critical intelligence
• Mission-critical PTT for everything (MCPTX) for PS-LTE and Korea SafeNet enhancement technology
The free online registration is at http://safenetforum.or.kr/ until 18 October. Sponsors of the event include the South Korean Ministry of the Interior and Safety (MOIS); Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport (MOLIT); and the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries (MOF).
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