Digital Land Mobile Radio Systems & Technology
This course introduces the student to digital land mobile radio standards. Modules include an overview of digital radio standards as a transmission media including the different standards, modulation, and vocoders. Each of the respective digital standards will be investigated.
The information is introductory in nature and designed for all audiences, however a basic understanding of radio communications would be beneficial.
Course Outline:
Introduction to Digital Land Mobile Radio
- What is digital land mobile radio?
Digital Radio Types and Systems
- Radio Systems
- Conventional
- Trunking
- Protocol
- Bandwidth
- Modulation
- Vocoders
- Bit Error Rate
- Standards
- NXDN / dPMR
- DMR (Tier 2 & 3)
- Tetra
- P-25 (Phase 1 & 2)
- Coverage Modelling & Testing
P-25 (APCO Project 25)
- Overview & Features
- Phase 1
- Phase 2
- Conventional
- Trunking
- Voice & Data Standards
- Encryption
- System Design & Components
- Performance & Reliability
- Manufactures & Cost
TETRA
- Overview & Features
- Trunking
- Voice & Data Standards
- Encryption
- System Design & Components
- Performance & Reliability
- Manufactures & Cost
Digital Mobile Radio (DMR)
- Overview & Features
- Tier 2 – Conventional
- Tier 3 – Trunking
- Voice & Data Standards
- Encryption
- System Design & Components
- Performance & Reliability
- Manufactures & Cost
NXDN / dPMR
- Overview & Features
- Conventional
- Voice & Data Standards
- Encryption
- System Design & Components
- Performance & Reliability
- Manufactures & Cost
Digital Standard Comparison
- Technology Caparison
- NXDN / dPMR
- DMR (Tier 2 & 3)
- Tetra
- P-25 (Phase 1 & 2)
- Interoperability
- Integration
- Radio Management Systems
- Scoring and Weighting
- Workshop & Exercise
Details:
- 4 x 2-hour sessions
- 10.00am-12.00pm AEST
- September 21 & 28, October 12 & 19
- 1,280 AUD + gst
Presenter
Chris Stevens is Managing Director of CartGiS Pty Ltd, an emergency management, GIS and Mapping and communications consultancy company based in Melbourne. Chris has extensive experience in LMR network design, planning and implementation as well as GIS and mapping application design and commissioning. Chris is an industry leader in systems integration, thinking outside the box and providing client centric outcomes aimed at information sharing and interoperability. CartGIS Pty Ltd also specialises in bespoke training and education for the critical communication community. Chris has extensive qualifications and experience in secondary, tertiary and workplace training and education, which coupled with his communication experience, delivers industry and client focused outcomes. Chris has been the National Lifesaving Communications Advisor to Surf Life Saving Australia since 2011. This role is in an elected volunteered capacity and he chairs the respective national communications working group. As National Lifesaving Communications Advisor, Chris is responsible for advising the states and territories on their operational communications networks as well as formulating national interoperability and business continuity strategies. Chris is also a member of the ARCIA committee, where he convenes the training committees and has been responsible for recent industry advancements in training and education.