WO2005053337A1 - System and method for managing emergency situations through a mobile terminal - Google Patents
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- the invention concerns a system, and the corresponding method, for the management of emergency situations by means of a mobile terminal.
- German patent The basic idea of the German patent, is that of being able to make, besides the normal calls to the number 112, the German number for the first aid, also particular help calls, which provide, besides from connecting the caller to the help center, also the transmission of the personal data stored in the S -H, and the position of the caller.
- mobile terminals mobile phones or palmtop computers, capable of communicating on a mobile phone network and equipped with GPS system, indispensable for individuating the position.
- the user dials a special number, for instance 112333, besides the call to the help center, also the position data, obtained through the GPS, and the personal data, obtained from the STJVI-H, are transmitted.
- the DE 199 57 651 patent foresees also a solution wherein an impact sensor, located on a vehicle, can automatically send an emergency message with the personal data and the position of the user.
- the above said known solution has a number of drawbacks, first of all that of allowing customized help only in the case when said mobile terminal is able to make an emergency call to the number 112333.
- the SLM-H card in fact, according to the Standard procedures of the known SLM cards, is enabled only if the correct PIN code is dialed, otherwise it blocks and from the keyboard of the mobile terminal you may only make emergency calls to a number which has been memorized into a memory area of the mobile terminal, such as the 112. In any case it is not possible to access the data contained in the SIM card, and therefore it is not possible to make aid calls sending the personal data stored in the STM-H. Moreover, said patent hints also at the possibility of installing on motor vehicles a system which automatically activates an emergency call in case of an accident.
- the use of the GPS system not only increases the cost of the mobile terminal and of the system as a whole, but also it adds very strong restriction to the use of the system described in the German patent DE 199 57 651: in some areas of the territory, as for instance road tunnels or town streets passing between great buildings, even if there is a radio coverage by the mobile phone network, it is not possible to detect the position by means of the GPS system, so that the SLM-H card would not be able to make an emergency call, due to the lack of the basic data, i.e. which is the position of the caller.
- the system described in the German patent cannot therefore be easily used in the streets of a great town, where the GPS system is not working well, but only in open country.
- the aim of the present invention is that of solving said problems of the prior art, in particular the main aim is that of allowing customized first aid calls in any situation, even if the person needing help happens to be in the streets of a city or inside a tunnel.
- the aim of the present invention is that of allowing the first rescuer to have information about the person to be aided, even when the mobile terminal containing the electronic card (2), equipped with the aid functions, is located in an area without radio coverage, or it is in an emergency state, such as it cannot utilize all its functions, due to lack of the personal identification code (PLN).
- PPN personal identification code
- a further aim is that of indicating a system and/or a method capable of allowing emergency calls by means of Standard mobile terminals, namely not particularly designed for this purpose and without GPS systems.
- Such aims are obtained by means of a system or a method according to the attached claims, which have to be considered as an integral part of the present description.
- aims are obtained by means of a system for the management of emergency situations through a mobile terminal, equipped with an electronic card apt to implement access functions to a mobile phone network, and comprising memory areas containing personal data of the owner of said electronic card, said system is characterized in that said electronic card has aid functions, which make it at least partially operative when said mobile terminal is operating in emergency conditions.
- said aid functions comprise the function of displaying said personal data on a display of said terminal and/or the function of transferring said personal data into a memory area of said mobile terminal.
- FIG. 1 schematically shows a mobile terminal accessing a mobile phone network.
- - Fig. 2 schematically shows a few components of a mobile terminal.
- - Fig. 3 shows the architecture of a system used to implement the method.
- - Fig. 4 shows a second possible architecture of a system used to implement the method.
- fig. 1 there is shown a diagram of the architecture of a mobile phone network according to the prior art.
- a mobile terminal (1) accessing said mobile phone network, in particular said terminal comprises an electronic card, known as SIM (Subscriber Identification Module) in the GSM Standard and USIM in the UMTS Standard, apt to implement access functions to a mobile phone network.
- SIM Subscriber Identification Module
- the mobile phone network comprises two main subsystems:
- Said access subsystem STA constitutes the access network, such as the network through which the mobile terminals can access the available services of the mobile phone network.
- Said subsystem communicates, on the one side, with the mobile terminal through a user interface (Uu), and, on the other side, it communicates with a transport network STT through a transport-access interface (Iu);
- Said transport subsystem STT identified as Core Network in the UMTS Standard, constitutes the transport network of mobile phone network.
- Said transport subsystem STT besides being interconnected through the transport-access interface (Iu) to the access subsystem STA, shall interconnect to all the other existing networks (e.g. PSTN, ISDN, B-ISDN Internet, etc.), which are identified in figure 1 by an EXTNET block.
- said transport subsystem STT there are comprised means for sorting the information which are proper of the known mobile phone networks, such as communication center MSC (Mobile services Switching Center), a database HLR (Home Location Register) and a database VLR (Visitor Location Center), an interconnection gateway GMSC (Gateway Mobile Switching Center), a node for managing the packet switching SGSN (Serving GPRS Support Node) or GGSN (Gateway GPRS Serving/Support Node).
- MSC Mobile services Switching Center
- HLR Home Location Register
- VLR Visitor Location Center
- GMSC Gateway Mobile Switching Center
- a node for managing the packet switching SGSN Server GPRS Support Node
- GGSN Gateway GPRS Serving/Support Node
- Said base stations SRB perform also the management of the main radio resources as, for instance, the internal power control.
- a radio controller of the network CRR in the UMTS Standard called Radio Network Controller.
- Said radio controller CRR has the complete control of all the radio resources of its domain, that is the base stations SRB connected to it through a suitable controller-stations interface (Iub).
- the Radio Network Controller CRR controls the operation of one or more base stations SRB, manages the setting up of the radio channels (establishment and release of the connections), the frequency-hopping, the internal hand-over and other functions, interconnecting with the transport subsystem STU, in particular with the Mobile services Switching Center MSC.
- the Radio Network Controller CRR controls the operation of one or more base stations SRB, manages the setting up of the radio channels (establishment and release of the connections), the frequency-hopping, the internal hand-over and other functions, interconnecting with the transport subsystem STU, in particular with the Mobile services Switching Center MSC.
- MSC Mobile services Switching Center
- a mobile terminal (1) the data and voice signal exchanged with the access subsystem STA of said mobile phone network, is received by means of an antenna (10) and a receiving and transmitting block (8), connected to a microprocessor (5).
- Said microprocessor (5) controls the operation of the whole mobile terminal (1), accessing a memory (6) and retrieving the information to be displayed onto a display (3) or inserting the data inputted by means of the keyboard (4) of said mobile terminal.
- the task of the microprocessor is also that of controlling an audio circuit (9) necessary for reproducing, via a loudspeaker (11), and receiving, via a microphone (12), the voice signal.
- Said audio circuit comprises therefore an interface (91) for exchanging information with said microprocessor (5), a circuit DSP (Digital Signal Processor) (92) for processing the signals, an amplifier (93) and further means (94) to convert the voice signal of the user of said mobile terminal into an electric signal, which can be processed and transmitted over said mobile phone network.
- DSP Digital Signal Processor
- the circuits of the mobile terminal are supplied through a suitable supply system (7).
- the access of said mobile terminal (1) to the network takes place through different procedures according to the different Standards (e.g. GSM, NTT, CDMA, UMTS, etc%), which require a dialog between said mobile terminal and said access system STA of said mobile phone network.
- Standards e.g. GSM, NTT, CDMA, UMTS, etc.
- the mobile terminal comprises an electronic card (2), apt to implement function for a controlled and authorized access to the mobile phone network.
- Said electronic card (2) comprises an interface (21), through which it exchanges information with the microprocessor (5) of said mobile terminal (1).
- said electronic card (2) comprises memory areas (23) (e.g. ROM, RAM, EEPROM), wherein there are contained data of various kind, organized according to a structure, which, in general terms, follows that defined in the Standard used in the mobile phone network accessed through said electronic card (2).
- the memory areas are therefore organized as a database with a main file (Masterfile - MF), a number of directories (DF) and a plurality of files (EF), which may have a different extension.
- a microprocessor (22) also comprised in said electronic card, programmable in various languages, such as Java, interrogates said memory areas (23) and retrieves the information, which is in turn requested by the microprocessor (5) of said mobile terminal.
- the electronic card being programmable, allows to organize the memory areas (23) of the electronic card in a way to foresee, besides the EF files provided by the Standards, (such as for the GSM there are used files with the extensions ADN, MSISDN, LND, FDN, SDN, BDN), also other functions and data, in particular personal data of the owner of the electronic card (2).
- the Standards such as for the GSM there are used files with the extensions ADN, MSISDN, LND, FDN, SDN, BDN
- other functions and data in particular personal data of the owner of the electronic card (2).
- the electronic card such as the SIM card of the GSM Standard, contains a PLN code (Personal Identification Number), which is required when switching on the mobile terminal (1), so that only the owner of the card may use it. Without said PIN code, or without the electronic card (2), the mobile terminal (1) is blocked, and you may only make emergency calls to a special number, agreed international level, which is memorized in a memory area of said mobile terminal.
- PLN code Personal Identification Number
- said operating condition of the mobile terminal is operation in emergency state.
- the number dialed by the user is compared to the emergency memorized number and, if they correspond, the phone unblocks and a call takes place to said emergency number.
- the operation of the mobile terminal (1) in the emergency state is in any case limited, for instance the user cannot access the memory areas (6) of the mobile terminal or the memory areas (23) of the electronic card (2). This fact jeopardizes the possibility of a targeted aid in all the situations.
- the electronic card according to the invention is therefore realized in a manner so as to overcome said problems, and in particular, the memory areas (23) and the processor (22) of said electronic card (2) are apt to implement additional aid functions in comparison with those which are possible with the common SLM cards, or the known STM-H of the patent DE 199 57 651.
- the personal identification code (PIN) is not requested immediately, but the need for a first aid is verified, just as in the case of a mobile terminal without an electronic card.
- this check is made by the microprocessor (5) of the mobile terminal, according to the invention, in presence of an electronic card (2) with the aid functions, this check is made by the electronic card itself. Adding this phase in the set up procedure of the electronic card (2) with the aid function, offers a number of advantages due to the fact that in an emergency case said card is not completely blocked, but allows the execution of a series of first aid functions. If there is no need of aid, the Standard procedure of the electronic card will then be started, starting with the request of the personal identification code (PIN).
- the card when verified the actual need of first aid, when the electronic card (2)with the aid function is interrogated by the microprocessor (5) of the mobile terminal, the card outputs instructions which cause the displaying on the display (3), of said mobile terminal (1), of the personal data contained in said memory areas (23) of the electronic card (2) with the aid functions. It is therefore clear that, even if the mobile terminal should not be able to transmit any signal through the mobile phone network, for instance due to lack of radio coverage, or a broken antenna (10), the person which happens to be there for first aid can learn useful information.
- the microprocessor (22) of the electronic card will provide the transmission of the personal data, contained in the memory areas (23) of said electronic card (2) with first aid functions, into the memory areas (6) of the mobile terminal.
- This function which can be executed according to known procedures, which are used when the mobile terminal is not in the emergency state, allows to transmit the personal data of the person to be aided from the memory areas (23) of said electronic card (2) to the memory areas (6) of said mobile terminal (1).
- the person giving the first aid can retrieve the electronic card (2) with the aid functions of the person to be aided, insert it into his or her mobile terminal, and find the data downloaded on it, so as to easily consult them, even if he or she should reinsert his or her SIM card.
- the electronic card (2) with the aid functions at least in part operative, it allows to make calls to a first aid center and to send the personal data of the person to be aided even if the phone is in emergency state.
- the mobile terminal once verified the need of an aid, the mobile terminal makes a first aid call and/or sends a first aid message (for instance of the SMS, MMS or video message type) to a service center.
- a first aid message for instance of the SMS, MMS or video message type
- an additional decisional phase can be provided, wherein it is possible to choose the type of requested help, such as choosing between "getting lost” and "medical aid".
- help calls will be automatically activated, wherein the addressees and the activation method of the help calls will differ depending on the requested type of help.
- fig, 3 it is shown a system architecture used for realizing the system and implementing the method according to the invention, and in particular the case where a medical aid is required. In fig.
- the reference number 301 indicates a mobile terminal, such as a cellular phone, equipped with an electronic card (302) with the aid functions and a display (303), that is a device with the function of making visible a number of pieces of information.
- a medical aid has been requested, through one of the previously described procedures, a call is automatically activated, and/or a help message is sent to a service center (304) the number of which has been memorized in the electronic card (302) with the aid functions (302), together with other helping information (305) such as: - Name -Surname
- a piece of information can be sent to the service center (304) relating to the location of the person to be aided.
- the location can be detected in many ways, such as if the mobile terminal is equipped with a GPS system, the content of the message generated by the mobile terminal may contain the coordinates of the calling mobile terminal and therefore of the lost person.
- mobile terminal incorporating GPS systems are not yet widespread, and usually used for special purposes as the rescue of people in the mountains.
- the position of the user is automatically detected by suitable means of the mobile phone network, when a first aid call is activated or a help message is sent by said mobile terminal with said electronic card (302) with the aid functions.
- the mobile phone networks comprise in the transport subsystem an MSC (Mobile Switching Center), containing a number of databases, among them the VLR (Visitor Location Register) and the HRL (Home Locator Register), where records are stored with the information of the radio base station(s) offering a coverage of the area where the mobile terminal is located.
- MSC Mobile Switching Center
- the location data according to the present invention is then automatically calculated by the mobile phone network operator in the moment when a message or a call coming from an electronic card (302) with the aid function forwarded to the service center (304), is registered and then transferred to said service center (304).
- the main task of said service center (304) is that of identifying the calling electronic card (302) with the aid function, retrieving the relevant help information (305) and send them, together with the location data, to a help center (306) through a connection (307) preferably, but not exclusively, of a wired type.
- the service center (304) activates automatically, or by means of an operator, a conference call (310), wherein the calling mobile terminal (301) with the electronic card (2) with the aid function, the help center (306), and one or more telephone users (308, 309) to be contacted in emergency cases, are put in connection.
- Such numbers are contained in the help information available at the service center, previously indicated by the owner of the electronic card (302) with the aid function.
- the electronic card (2, 302) with the aid function according to the invention can be used in various situations and not only for requesting a medical aid; for instance the owner of an animal or the parent of a child can think of using the electronic card (2, 302) according to the invention in the case that the animal or the child got lost.
- the mobile terminal of fig. 4 once verified the need of help and that the type of help requested is a loss signaling, calls one after the other a list of telephone numbers (308,309) memorized in said electronic card (302) with the aid function, until at least one of said numbers replies to the call, or until the list of numbers is over. In the latter case, it is called a telephone number of the armed force, such as the police (311), or the like.
- the advantages of the system and the method according to the invention are clear: in case of loss of someone who is not able to indicate his or her identity, such as an animal or a child or also an aged or ill person, the first rescuer can retrieve said electronic card with the aid function, which the lost being has with oneself (e.g. inserted in a collar or in a bracelet) and insert it into his or her own mobile terminal.
- the aid function e.g. inserted in a collar or in a bracelet
- the rescuer is then put in contact with a person, which answers to the telephone number called through the electronic card (302) with the aid function, and can come and retrieve the lost being. In this way it is avoided to overcharge the call centers of the police with calls, which may be manage in a different way. Furthermore, the direct contact with a person who knows the lost being allows the rescuer to hear useful news in the case that the lost being is injured or needing particular care, for instance medicines. Further advantages can be obtained according to a preferred form of implementation of the invention, wherein when the list of the telephone numbers stored onto the electronic card is over, the call to the armed force is replaced with the forwarding of a SMS (Short Message Service) message to a service center, indicated in fig.
- SMS Short Message Service
- the possibility of looking at help information on the display of the mobile terminal allows an easy identification of the lost being, animal or person, and gives the possibility to call the emergency telephone numbers from a fixed telephone.
- the insertion of the helping information (personal data and telephone numbers to be called in emergency cases) in the electronic card (2, 302) with the aid function may be made in various manners:
- the preferred solution is that of storing or updating said information on the control card by means of the transmission of codes, such as data strings of an SMS message, transmitted from the service center to the mobile terminal where the electronic card (2, 302) with the aid function has been inserted for the first memorization or for the updating of the help information.
- the electronic card (2,302) with the aid function can be suitably programmed in the way that the first time that it is inserted into a mobile terminal, it makes a call to a service center for any reason, for instance for:
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