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Implementation of NG9-1-1 in rural America–the counties of Southern Illinois: Experience and opportunities

Kemp, 2017

Document ID
11727896226618873569
Author
Kemp B
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Communications Magazine

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This article describes the deployment of a next generation 9-1-1 network in Southern Illinois. Thirteen counties and one municipality banded together to design, build, test and deploy this network, which provides voice, text, video and data services to emergency callers, call …
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