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Rostelecom spoke about the possibilities of territorial expansion of security systems at the IV Annual Interregional Conference "Prospects for the Development of the 112 System and the Population Alert System", which took place on September 18 in Abakan. According to experts, new alert points can be installed in the most remote and hard-to-reach settlements of Khakassia, Tuva and Krasnoyarsk Krai.
The provider proposes to implement the project using the telecom infrastructure built under the federal program for eliminating digital inequality (EDI 2.0).
Nikita Zhiltsov, Director of Digital Regions for the Siberian Federal District of Rostelecom:
"According to regulatory requirements, the warning system must provide coverage of at least 75% of the population in each subject of the Russian Federation. In order to achieve and exceed this indicator, we propose to use our optical communication lines, on which the UCN 2.0 base stations operate."
Thus, in dozens and hundreds of small settlements it is possible to install hardware systems that will automatically receive and retransmit siren signals and voice information coming from the management of unified duty and dispatch services.
The conference also noted that upgrading regional warning systems will require updating design and estimate documentation. Using already built high-speed Internet access channels will reduce project costs and save time on obtaining dedicated radio frequencies for equipment operation.
