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Radio and Wireless Communications Technologies

Network Migration of 800 BDAs

Monday, August 5, 2024

2:00 PM - 3:00 PM

Location: Orange County Convention Center, W202 B-C

CEU: 1

Main Presenter(s)

Creighton S. Watley, GROL, NICET IB-PSC Tech III, NICET IB-PSC Design, PMP

DAS Coordinator
Puget Sound Emergency Radio Network
Kent, Washington

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Sean Douglas

Engineering Manager
PSERN
Kent, Washington

As part of replacing its public safety radio network, King County took responsibility for coordinating migration of more than 800 BDAs. Listen to the narrative of this migration integrating with a system upgrade for 19,000 devices, with the bruises and pivots along the way. Our processes, documentation and lessons learned will be made available for adoption or adaptation to your radio network, assisting you to a better managed ecosystem.

Learning Objectives:

Understand the relationships and authorities of all stakeholders for in-building public safety communications.
Recognize the organizational and technical risks that mis-managed DAS present.
Develop process, requirements, and structure for your own jurisdiction to take control of the in-building public safety communications ecosystem.