When the power goes out, communication becomes everything.
When the power goes out, communication becomes everything.
Choosing the right Primary, Alternate, Contingency, and Emergency (PACE) comms strategy is critical for improving the response to critical incidents.
Securing reliable communications across vast desert areas that lack the necessary infrastructure can be complicated. In these so-called ‘empty zones’, which can extend for thousands of kilometres, alternative comms systems must be put in place to ensure vital personnel can remain in contact.
To protect its citizens, regional defence forces must be well-equipped and well-maintained. When coordinating military operations, evacuations, and relief efforts, communications systems are crucial.
Wiluna is 1,000km from Perth and has a population in the hundreds. Despite this, it is home to test and transmission sites for internationally significant communication systems.
In the Caribbean, Australian-made goods are often synonymous with quality. For emergency management teams tasked with saving lives and property, quality is key and that’s why they’re choosing Barrett Communications.
Automatic link establishment in high-frequency (HF) radios means a faster response from emergency management teams and a reduced need for experienced operators.
Youlou Radio Movement in St Vincent and the Grenadines is providing much-needed radio links and emcon training in the Caribbean region.
The Rainbow Radio League and Barrett Communications are bringing vital emergency communications infrastructure to the Caribbean. Here’s how an ambitious relationship was born with the vision to save lives.
The Pacific region faces a number of challenges: small clusters of population across thousands of islands, poor mass communications infrastructure, and severe stormy weather on an annual basis.
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