Project Description
SAN project aims at developing a 4G broadband mobile wireless communication system endowed with a wide range of ad-hoc and relaying/mesh routing capabilities. SAN will provide beyond state of the art solution based on innovative concept: rapidly deployable, self-configurable mobile wireless network without any need of fixed infrastructures, external control/management systems. Technology to be developed in the framework of the SAN project will underlie LTE radio interface meaning that each element of the SAN network can communicate also through the standard LTE network. SAN will provide robust and cost-efficient solution for rescue teams in different disaster scenarios when other wireless networks are unavailable. SAN will impact international standards, improve competitiveness of European industry vs Asian and American counterparts, and substantially improve support for some important application areas, such as Public Safety.
Collaborating Companies or Organisations
Indra's Role
Consortium partner, mainly focusing on the following activities:
- Lead WP2 (PHY layer techniques). In this WP, Indra will also contribute providing advance techniques to improve communications robustness and security.
- Contribute to SAN system requirements specification and architecture definition
- Contribute to SAN prototype definition o Contribute to the simulation and performance evaluation of PHY layer techniques
Universities and Technological Centres
Technologies used
4G-LTE/LTE Advanced, SDR
More information
During 2011 and 2012 (1/11/2011 to 31/12/2012) this project has been funded by AVANZA2 program (id: TSI 020400-2011-18) of the Ministry of Industry, Energy and Tourism; counting these first 2 years with the participation of 4 Spanish partners: Indra, TTI, Teltronic and CTTC. The last 3 years (2013-2015) of this project have been funded by the AEESD Subprogram of Telecommunications and Information Society 2013 call (id: TSI-100201-2013-41), having this time Indra and TTI on board.