How HIGH are you? Cellular Altitude - Part 2

How HIGH are you? Cellular Altitude - Part 2

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In my blog last week, I reported on the FCC initiative requiring carriers to provide what is called the Z-axis on cellular calls to 911. For those of you who don't know, the z-axis reports altitude. Knowing this elevation, calculating the floor that a person is on in a multi-story building is possible and delivered to first responders. This blog sparked many questions, with several people wondering why this has been such a problem? [READ MORE]

Hank Hunt

Kari Hunt Foundation

3 年

"Mark (Fletch) Fletcher, ENP Hey, nothing worth having comes easily!"?? So true, so true!

Dave Hopkins

Experienced 911 professional, long standing NG evangelist, experience on both sides of the microphone. Seeking opportunity to guide user communities into the world of NG 911 without complications and cost overages.

3 年

well done; thanks for the clarification on a long over due topic

Nick Sutton (EmergencyLocate)?????

Saving Lives by Pinpointing Where Help is Needed | Founder @EmergencyLocate

3 年

Love the TV analogy, for me, understanding elevation is one thing but it would be so much better to say ‘5th floor’ rather than 100ft elevation. Only the beacons/access points can make that possible and it’s probably going to require ‘the next big thing’ for tech in that area, combined with a legal requirement to store elevation information, before we have it readily available… Then, if the device can read the info it can be passed to ECC via the likes of AML/ELS or a third party solution like EmergencyLocate or RapidSOS

Andrew Maher

Transforming Local Businesses & Startups with Effective Online Strategies | Connect for Growth!

3 年

I remember when we spoke a year ago and told me of this situation how surprised I was. Having never thought of it being a “thing”. Thanks for breaking this down and sharing and I miss Lucy.

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