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Cesar A. Vásquez G.
Business Development Manager Government
Nokia Digital Industries
Lat North
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AGENDA
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Embracing the Transformation
Rapid changes in technology and military missions Required new Concepts
Strategic Technology
Imperative Imperative Technology
Process
Compelling Transformation
Joint Concepts Capabilities
Need Strategy
Organization
The dimensions of Force, Time and Space are changing in the Information Age
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Where it stands? Roadblocks
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Some key benefits of LTE
Bandwidth & Mobility Quality of Service
Multimedia
• From NB-IoT to 4K/augmented • high speed move support • Configurable QoS Class Identifiers
reality • intra & inter-domain roaming (QCI)
• Voice, data, video • supports low latency services
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LTE and 5G Enabling: Many Defense Use Cases
Key requirements :
• Push-to-talk
• Encryption
• LTE meshing
• Satellite inter-connectivity
• Ivory tower (survivability)
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New range of defense applications
Location and
Bio-vitals monitoring
mapping
Planning & Optimization, Implementation & Integration, Management & Care services
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AGENDA
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POC LTE FAC
Cobertura
• Torre existente: 25 m
• Coordenadas 05 28 28.47 N, 74 39 14.18 W
• Banda 31 (450 Mhz)
• 1 banda base y 2 sectores (RRHs) en la torre, mirando cada uno hacia diferentes lados
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POC LTE FAC
Opción de Bandas
• Torre existente: 25 m
• Coordenadas 05 28 28.47 N, 74 39 14.18 W
• Banda 31 (450 Mhz)
• 1 banda base y 2 sectores (RRHs) en la torre, mirando cada uno hacia diferentes lados
• Torre existente: 25 m
• Coordenadas 05 28 28.47 N, 74 39 14.18 W
• Banda 87 (410 MHZ 2 x 5 MHZ FDD)
• 1 banda base y 2 sectores (RRHs) en la torre, mirando cada uno hacia diferentes lados
• Torre existente: 25 m
• Coordenadas 05 28 28.47 N, 74 39 14.18 W
• Banda 38 (2500 MHZ - 20 MHZ TDD)
• 1 banda base y 2 sectores (RRHs) en la torre, mirando cada uno hacia diferentes lados
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Colombian Airforce LTE PoC
1GE / RJ45
OAM (IPsec)
SRX345
1GE / RJ45
PTX Server OAM (IPsec)
1GE OoB
1GE
S1s HPE EL 1000 NDAC OAM
GPS
OSA 5401
SFP Master 10GE
Clock FE/BE
VLANs
1) Use case: Drone Surveillance (WUAVF – Chapter Colombia)
Private mobile
WUAVF drone Equipment Docking Command & Analytics
broadband
station?? Control center
network
• Hexa-copter with • Gimbal mounted • Modular design • Enhanced video
build-in HD video and • Portable • Drone optimized • Drone fleet analytics use
redundancy of thermal video components coverage mission planning cases such as
vital components cameras • Deployable • Ultra scalable and control traffic monitoring,
• Safety features • Gimbal mounted anywhere edge cloud for • Fully automated, object
for operations still photographic • Optimized for high scheduled. recognition,
• Mission-specific camera Nokia drones performance, • Manual operating search and
modular payloads • Customizable • Precision landing privacy and mode. rescue
• Rough weather sensors; e.g. • Automated security • Open API for
resistance. smoke, motion, charging • High-capacity, tapping into
radiation • Telemetry data low latency. existing analytics
• Loud speakers, provided via C2 ecosystem.
search lights etc.
• Recording
Drivers Why 5G
• Immersive Training : AR systems will
help make trainings more immersive • Capacity needed to support high resolution video
and more efficient (logistics, assets, transmission (both ways)
procedures, duties, …), shortening the
• Lowest latency possible required to compensate
overall learning phase.
for content and endpoint processing times
• Advanced maintenance/rescue: AR
• Network slicing will offer a defined QoS per service
goggles are enabling safer and simpler
with a consistent experience at a global military
maintenance or rescue missions intra-
base level.
base as a maintenance /medical officer
can keep his/her hands free while • 5G to support advanced simulations/immersive
accessing technical documentation applications
and/or being guided by a remote
expert/senior medical officer.
Use 4G/LTE w/MEC 5G first phases (NSA, eMBB) 5G next phases (SA, URLLC/Slicing)
Cases 180 degree video 360 degree video Augmented Reality Volumetric video
Timeline Augmented Reality non HD streaming in volume Mixed reality AR real-time on HUD
time sensitive advertising
overlay HD Streaming in volume
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AGENDA
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What about 5G for Defense?
5G is enabling new use cases for Public Safety & Defense
o Automated threat o Realtime, enhanced o High data collections
detection CCTV with multiple 360° o Data analytics
o Facial recognition 4K/HD Video feeds
o Environmental sensors (noise,
o Augmented/mixed reality o Mobile emergency fire traffic, ,…)
operation centers o Internet of Life Saving Things
URLLC (Ultra reliable low latency
communication) Local processing significantly eMBB (enhanced Mobile Broadband) Massive IoT (High amount of local sensors)
improved latency <10ms Massive MIMO, mmWave
DL: 1.5Gbps
UL: 300Mbps 10Gbps
Early 5G standards
focusing on broadband
Extreme Extreme
Extreme
Mobile
Mobile Mobile
Mobile
Broadband
Broadband Broadband
Broadband
R15
4G 5G Expected
standards and
terminals in 2022
Massive Critical
IoT & Sensors Machine machine machine
communication communication communication
R17 R16
LTE-M & NB-IoT Latency <10ms All vertical features Vertical features
Low datarate/long battery life Reliability 3-5x 9’s Incl. m-IoT connectivity Reliability, Latency & Slicing
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Virtual/Augmented reality in smart bases
Drivers Why 5G
• Immersive Training : AR systems will
help make trainings more immersive • Capacity needed to support high resolution video
and more efficient (logistics, assets, transmission (both ways)
procedures, duties, …), shortening the
• Lowest latency possible required to compensate
overall learning phase.
for content and endpoint processing times
• Advanced maintenance/rescue: AR
• Network slicing will offer a defined QoS per service
goggles are enabling safer and simpler
with a consistent experience at a global military
maintenance or rescue missions intra-
base level.
base as a maintenance /medical officer
can keep his/her hands free while • 5G to support advanced simulations/immersive
accessing technical documentation applications
and/or being guided by a remote
expert/senior medical officer.
Use 4G/LTE w/MEC 5G first phases (NSA, eMBB) 5G next phases (SA, URLLC/Slicing)
Cases 180 degree video 360 degree video Augmented Reality Volumetric video
Timeline Augmented Reality non HD streaming in volume Mixed reality AR real-time on HUD
time sensitive advertising
overlay HD Streaming in volume
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Assisted & autonomous vehicles
Drivers Why 5G
• Armed Robotic Vehicle • Low latency, ultra-responsive and highly-available
network meeting autonomous vehicle
• Self-Driving Supply Trucks.
requirements (<10ms) and high speed platooning
52% of casualties in combat
zones can been attributed to • Low latency and high video quality needed for
military personnel delivering autonomous vehicle fallback by remote driver
food, fuel and other logistics
• Slicing enables dedicated E2E quality of experience
• Cutting costs of transportation required for different use case scenarios
Use 4G/LTE w/MEC 5G first phases (NSA, eMBB) 5G next phases (SA, URLLC/Slicing)
Cases Assisted driving – Improved assisted driving – static Fully Autonomous driving + remote vehicle
Timeline forward warnings object discovery, HD MAP control - Auotomous Vehicle fallback)
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Immersive experience for defence tactical operations
Drivers Why 5G
• Tactical Augmented Reality (TAR):
replaces the typical handheld GPS • Capacity needed to support high resolution video
device and goggles. It can show a soldier transmission
their exact location, and the positions of
• Lowest latency possible required to compensate
the allied and enemy forces.
for content and endpoint processing times
• Heads-Up Display (HUD): better night
• Network slicing will offer a defined QoS with a
sight and tactical information with
consistent experience nationwide.
overlay of digital terrain, obstacles, and
virtual foes. • Massive scale on a wide area
• Synthetic Training Environment (STE):
AR system that should help train
soldiers in a more immersive way,
putting them into more physically and
mentally stressing operational
environments.
Use 4G/LTE w/MEC 5G first phases (NSA, eMBB) 5G next phases (SA, URLLC/Slicing)
Cases 180 degree video 360 degree video Augmented Reality Volumetric video
Timeline Augmented Reality non HD streaming in volume Mixed reality AR real-time on HUD
time sensitive advertising
overlay HD Streaming in volume
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Video surveillance & analytics for Military campus
Drivers Why 5G
• Security of military campus • Densification of wireless video
cameras needs higher UL capacity
• Enhanced quality with automatic video
based fast fault detection • Higher resolution cameras
(4k) needs higher UL throughput.
• Improved efficiency
• Low latency in case of automated
video based cloud flying assistance
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