EENA joins ‘HELP 112’ EU project to improve caller location in emergencies

EENA launched the ‘HELP 112’ project that will run for 1 year with the aim of improving caller location information transferred to Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPs).

EENA Conference 2016 - Online registrations are open!

Each year, the EENA Conference brings together European emergency services, public authorities, researchers and industry representatives from all over Europe and beyond! About 500 delegates from more than 50 countries are expected at the EENA Conference which is an action packed 3 days of information sharing, discussions and debates.

'PEMEA Architecture' document published by EENA Technical Committee

There are presently hundreds of emergency calling applications in use across Europe but none of them permit seamless roaming and so are constrained in where they can be used.

Stronger EU response for medical emergencies

From 9 to 12 October 2015, civil protection teams from several EU countries took part in a joint operation which aimed to reinforce the capability of Europe to respond to medical emergencies.

The second meeting of IMPRESS project stakeholders took place in Dresden (12/10/2015)

The second meeting of the IMPRESS consortium with the advisory board of experts and project stakeholders (SAG) took place in Dresden, Germany the 12 of October 2015. The SAG meeting was organized by KEMEA and hosted by Fraunhofer IVI.  Fifteen experts participated to the meeting and contributed their expertise and experience concerning the operational approach and the relative technical solution that is adopted by the consortium. 

Italian user group meeting at Palermo (2/10/2015)

The Italian Council for Research (CNR) organized on Friday, October 2 2015, in close collaboration with the Italian Civil Protection (PCI),  the first meeting concerning the “Palermo Demo” of IMPRESS solution. The meeting held at the facilities of CNR in Palermo. 

2nd Stakeholders Advisory Group Workshop

A European workshop (the second in a row of three) organized by the IMPRESS consortium will take place at the Fraunhofer Institute for Transportation and Infrastructure Systems in Dresden, Germany in October, 12th of 2015.