Title: VoIP Emergency Calling: Foundations and Practice (1st Edition)
Authors: Karl Heinz Wolf, Richard Barnes
Publisher: Wiley-Blackwell
Description: “VoIP Emergency Calling: Foundations and Practice” authored by Karl Heinz Wolf and Richard Barnes provides a comprehensive overview of the technical and practical aspects of emergency calling over Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) networks. In this 1st Edition, Wolf and Barnes delve into the foundational principles, technologies, and regulatory requirements surrounding VoIP emergency calling services. The book covers essential topics such as VoIP network architecture, emergency call routing, location determination techniques, quality of service considerations, and compliance with regulatory standards. With a focus on real-world applications and industry best practices, the authors offer insights into designing, implementing, and managing VoIP emergency calling systems to ensure reliability, effectiveness, and compliance with legal mandates. Whether you’re a telecommunications engineer, network administrator, emergency services provider, or policymaker involved in public safety communications, this book serves as an indispensable resource for understanding the complexities of VoIP emergency calling and developing strategies for enhancing emergency response capabilities. Through case studies, practical examples, and technical insights, readers gain practical knowledge and actionable guidance for deploying and maintaining VoIP emergency calling systems that meet the needs of modern telecommunications infrastructure while prioritizing public safety and emergency response effectiveness.