In the face of sudden disasters
Communication interruptions are often one of the biggest obstacles to rescue efforts
Typhoons, earthquakes, and frequent torrential rains and floods
Traditional networks are paralyzed
Affected areas become information islands
At this time, how can we quickly set up an emergency command communication network without relying on external networks?
How to quickly build an emergency command communication network without relying on external networks?

Far East Communications carefully crafted narrowband self-organizing network system, Can provide solid communication support for rescue operations under extreme conditions such as network outages, power outages, and line breaks. The system includes narrowband self-organizing network fixed stations and mobile stations, as well as supporting PDT terminals.

Self-organizing network fixed station Can be set up on high-rise buildings in cities, high points in mountainous areas, providing network communication coverage for fixed areas. Self-organizing network mobile station Used for single-person carrying, vehicle-mounted, and airborne, it can provide an easy-to-dismantle, easy-to-build, and ready-to-use emergency command communication network for emergency scenes.

Fixed stations and mobile stations Can be used independently, Or can be mixed networking. According to actual combat needs, Build a wireless narrowband communication network with wide coverage, scalability, on-demand deployment, and seamless communication.

Far East Communications' narrowband self-organizing network system is suitable for disaster emergency rescue, forest fire fighting, urban fire rescue, and other fields, and can also be used for rail transit emergencies, power repair, field operations, and major event security.

Mountainous/urban fixed networking
Combining peace and war, communication is possible even with "three breaks"

When natural disasters such as typhoons, earthquakes, and floods occur, mountainous or urban areas face roadblocks, power outages, and public/private network paralysis, making emergency rescue work difficult to carry out. Deploying Far East Communications' self-organizing network fixed stations can build a stable wireless communication network for the rescue site, providing voice and data communication services. The communication distance between fixed base stations can reach hundreds of kilometers, Effectively supporting large-scale emergency rescue missions.

Forest/field mobile networking
Scalable, building a dynamic emergency communication network

In emergency scenarios such as forest fire fighting, field power repair, and personnel search where there is no public network coverage, rescue teams can carry Far East Communications mobile stations into the mission area to establish a temporary emergency communication network. The network uses a dynamic topology structure, Base   Station location changes, the network will automatically adjust the wireless link to keep communication uninterrupted. The base station can also be deployed on drones to maintain contact with the outside world, allocate resources, and improve rescue efficiency.

Complex building/underground space networking
On-demand deployment, ensuring smooth communication for key tasks

For emergency scenarios such as high-rise fire fighting and tunnel rescue where there are signal blind spots in complex buildings and underground spaces, self-organizing mobile base stations can also play an important role. Rescue teams can carry base stations into buildings, Place them in key locations as needed, base stations automatically network to form a temporary communication coverage network, And communicate in real time with temporary command posts and command and control centers outside the building, making information exchange for emergency rescue more convenient and efficient.

Currently, Far East Communications' narrowband self-organizing network system has been deployed and applied in Tianjin, Jilin, Fujian, Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps And other provincial and municipal projects, providing strong support for local emergency communications. In the future, Far East Communications will continue to launch more products and solutions suitable for actual combat scenarios to help modernize emergency management.