Solar flare to cause geomagnetic disturbance
08 March, 2012A solar flare heading for Earth may cause geomagnetic disturbance including communication faults in the wireless and radio spectrums.
Indoor location system
13 April, 2011A location system may make it easier for emergency services personnel to locate mobile phone users inside large buildings.
Wireless could fill emergency soft spots
26 May, 2010 byRecent emergency situations have arisen in Britain, including severe flooding, extreme weather and even terrorist attacks. These have highlighted, repeatedly, just how vulnerable some sections of society can be in such circumstances. Now British researchers, writing in the International Journal of Emergency Management suggest that wireless could hold the key to remedying this problem.
Simoco Transit Case transportable suitcase
07 April, 2010The Simoco Transit Case is a transportable suitcase specifically designed for the company's SRM9000 series of radios.
Approval for EPIRBs
28 April, 2009 byGME has received Cospas Sarsat approval for its GPS-equipped emergency position indicating radio beacons, the manually and water activated MT403G and the automatic MT403FG.
Approval for EPIRBs
28 April, 2009 byGME has received Cospas Sarsat approval for its GPS-equipped emergency position indicating radio beacons, the manually and water activated MT403G and the automatic MT403FG.
Satellite project in Korea
29 January, 2009ES&S has been awarded a major contract with the Defence Acquisition Program Administration of Korea.
Emergency communications via satellite
29 August, 2008A 10 kg GSM mobile phone network has been developed by European researchers to allow rescue workers to set up communications hours, or even minutes, after a man-made or natural catastrophe.
GPS panic system
01 June, 2008MySpot is a personal security tracking system for GPS-enabled smartphones.
Mobile comms comes of age
26 April, 2007As reliance on mobile communications devices grows, public safety, emergency services, law enforcement, defence and essential services organisations are using them more strategically to improve effective decision making and access critical information.
Mobile communication
07 February, 2007Rescue workers in disaster areas and air and sea passengers are claimed to benefit from a range of mobile communication systems available from Powertec Telecommunications.
Emergency services slowly receiving the message
11 May, 2005Radio communications between emergency services has reached a point where it is essential that political games and technical wrangling must be put aside for the common good
Remote monitoring, control and alarm system
30 January, 2004Halytech Spider SMS is a remote monitoring, control and alarm system, which can monitor digital and analog inputs, control outputs, generate SMS alarms, respond to SMS commands and log data. It includes all software, hardware and a mobile phone module (both GSM and CDMA types are available).
