Integration of IP and Trunked Radio Network

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The break of the 2nd and the 3rd milenium is in telecommunications characterised by an integration of various services that are provided by different networks into a single network. This trend is called service integration or network integration. Currently, this integration is not only focused on research work, but the solutions come to be implemented in practice as well. Service integration results from the user`s demands for providing new services in a currently used network. However, new demands spring from the research results obtained and so service integration is a steadily developing and studied area. Network interconnection is closely limited to network integration. Interconnected networks usually contain a network into which the services are being integrated and a network that was originally intended to provide the demanded services. The new possibilities based on the currently reached results of service integration and the practice has led to research that deals with the integration of a trunked radio network and an IP network. The paper focus on the user facilities connected with voice transmission, which is dominantly used in trunked radio networks.

The break of the 2nd and the 3rd milenium is in telecommunications characterised by an integration of various services that are provided by different networks into a single network. This trend is called service integration or network integration. Currently, this integration is not only focused on research work, but the solutions come to be implemented in practice as well. Service integration results from the user`s demands for providing new services in a currently used network. However, new demands spring from the research results obtained and so service integration is a steadily developing and studied area. Network interconnection is closely limited to network integration. Interconnected networks usually contain a network into which the services are being integrated and a network that was originally intended to provide the demanded services. The new possibilities based on the currently reached results of service integration and the practice has led to research that deals with the integration of a trunked radio network and an IP network. The paper focus on the user facilities connected with voice transmission, which is dominantly used in trunked radio networks.

QoS, Network, Interconnection, Trunked, Radio

2003

01.01.2003

WSEAS

Greece

960-8052-90-4

Digest of the Proceedings of the Wseas Conferences

2003

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