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  add-info-003.PDF

add-info-003.PDF Cell Broadcast Broker (CBBS) Overview, V3.2, 10 Feb 2003 Mark Wood, CEASA. (...) Cell broadcast messages can be employed in several ways when a number of cell phone users in a certain geographical area need the same urgent information. Such information may include text messages relating to emergency situations, and, for 3G cells and phones, pictures of wanted or missing persons or maps of areas to avoid and best escape routes.

Score: 1325099.6 - https://www.itu.int/itudoc/itu-t/workshop/ets/whtp-001.pdf

  biographies Gonzalez

From 2018 to 2020, s he  was the administrator of the community cell phone network, a service that allowed  her  to participate in various workshops, as well as in the  t raining course for promoters and technical promoters in indigenous communities in telecommunications and broadcasting, taught by the ITU (2019- 2020). (...) Her  work is oriented to the formation and training of all the actors involved in community cell phone networks (local authorities, committees, and administrators, users).   ​

Score: 1324704.4 - https://www.itu.int/en/ITU-D/C...ages/biographies-Gonzalez.aspx

  Asylum Procedure: Cell Phone Search Has No Benefits | UNHCR Blog

Asylum Procedure: Cell Phone Search Has No Benefits | UNHCR Blog unhcr.org Select Page Asylum Procedure: Cell Phone Search Has No Benefits Jul 16, 2018 By Leo Thüer, Alexander Fanta, Chris Köver . (...) Anyone who cannot provide identity documents has to hand in his/her mobile phone, tablet or laptop as part of the duty to cooperate. (...) Anyone who is at least roughly aware of the procedures, of course, can get a new cell phone – but who already is under some kind of general suspicion, might be losing even more of his credibility.

Score: 1323792.9 - https://www.unhcr.org/blogs/as...cell-phone-search-no-benefits/

  Microsoft PowerPoint - 13-EMTEL Presentation_Geneva ITU_v1

CBS messages may be sent to all mobiles in a single cell, a group of cells or nationwide. There is no acknowledgement mechanism from mobile phones to the mobile network. (...) Power consumption concerns by mobile phone vendors - once receipt of CBS is enabled. ITU-T Workshop, October 2006 31 CBS System Overview Cell A Cell B BTS/BSC CBC CBS message Mobiles in cell B Mobiles in cell A BTS/BSC CBS message Message Source ITU-T Workshop, October 2006 32 CBS element Functions Message Source (usually outside network operators domain) Content Geographical area Desired Repeat time. (...) BSC/BTS (co-located with a particular cell) Holds CBS message until deleted or updated by CBC Re-transmits CBS message at a period defined by CBC Mobile Phone Requires CBS to be enabled on the mobile phone Requires the particular Message ID to be selected in order to display a particular CBS message Display of CBS message and MMI is mobile phone vendor specific NOTE.

Score: 1314748.8 - https://www.itu.int/ITU-T/work.../presentations/s2p1-harris.pdf

  Page 31 - 2016 Integrated management and disposal of electrical and electronic waste and used electr

Page 31 - 2016 Integrated management and disposal of electrical and electronic waste and used electrical and electronic equipment in Latin America           Basic HTML Version Table of Contents View Full Version Page 31 - 2016 Integrated management and disposal of electrical and electronic waste and used electrical and electronic equipment in Latin America P. 31 COMEX oversees the number of normal and additional cell phones imported. In that regulatory framework, the MEE sends COMEX data (based on data declarations), which COMEX uses to calculate the number of additional units to import over the normal import quota, taking the rate of 2.5 to 1 as a parameter, or alternatively 5:2, which means that for every five managed cell phones, the importer may bring in two pieces of equipment above the normal import quota. As a result, between July 2013 and December 2014, 587,732 cell phone units were collected, which were delivered to managers for the separation of components, dismantling and export.

Score: 1313681.25 - https://www.itu.int/wftp3/Publ...t/files/basic-html/page31.html

  UNECE Monthly United

UNECE Monthly United Nations Economic Commission for Europe CALENDAR OF MEETINGS January 2010 Dates Title Comments 12 (pm)-15 Working Party on Pollution and Energy Focal point : Romain Hubert Phone: +41 (0) 22 917 2402 E-mail : romain.hubert [at] unece.org Room VII. (...) GRPE will resume its discussion on market Fuel Quality (FQ) including biofuels, the further development of Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Vehicles (HFCV) and Environmentally Friendly Vehicles (EFV). (...) Website: http://www.gascentre.unece.org 18-22 GRSP Informal group on safety hydrogen and fuel cell vehicles Focal point : Edoardo Gianotti Phone: +41 (0) 22 917 2422 E-mail : edoardo.gianotti [at] @unece.org Room VIII.

Score: 1312874.8 - https://unece.org/fileadmin/DA...2010meetings/10jan_monthly.doc

  Microsoft Word - DGPWG.18.IP.004.3.en.docx

The test summary applies to the cells and batteries themselves which ship as standalone cells or batteries and subsequently to the cells and batteries contained in equipment at such time when the cell or battery is added to a product. 2. (...) What is meant by physical description of cell or battery? A physical description is intended to provide a check for the person requesting the test summary to know that it applies to the cell/battery/product covered by the test summary. i.e. if a cellular phone is the product being shipped, the invoice description or marketing name of the product as the physical description could be used on the test summary. 5. (...) T54321 1 Battery Manufacturer Confidential and Proprietary GreenTech Information 2 Product Manufacturer GreenTech 123 Main Street Annapolis, MD 21012 888.111.2345 contact@greentech.com; www1.greentech.com 3 UN38.3 Test Lab Bob’s Battery Test Lab 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue Smithfield, VA 12345 Phone: 211.789.2345 bob@testlab.org; www.testlab.org 4 Test Report Number Liion621345 5 Date of Test Report April 1, 2017 6 Description of Cell or Battery 7.4 V, 1800 mAh, 13.32 Wh Li ion battery, Model No.

Score: 1310165.8 - https://www.icao.int/safety/Da.../WG18/DGPWG.18.IP.004.3.en.pdf

  EIGHTH MEETING OF TH

. - when referring to a text, please quote not only the page number but also the paragraph number. MOBILE/CELL PHONES: Participants are requested to switch off their mobile/cell phones and blackberry devices while in the meeting room.

Score: 1310006.9 - https://www.icao.int/Meetings/...FALP8.Admin%20arrangements.pdf

  Microsoft Word - IssueMgtWorkbook2002.doc

Other Information: No further information Issue Briefing Note to follow Originator: Phone: Reviewed by: Page 1 of 2 Destination: Issue Manager Feedback to originator: Date: Information to follow by [insert date] No follow-up information All Staff Issue Bulletin to follow by [insert date] Responsibility: All staff are responsible for bringing issues forward and preparing Issue Alert. (...) Issue Note Originator: Phone: Fax: E-mail address: Other Information - See Issue Alert See related Issue Briefing Note(s) Page 1 of 2 Communications Contact: Phone: Final Version returned to - Originator: Manager: Date: Destination: Issue Manager, Manager, CEO Responsibility: All staff are responsible for bringing issues forward and preparing Issue Briefing Notes Managers are responsible for reviewing and approving Issue Briefing Notes Issue Manager with communications staff are responsible for: • reviewing notes, clarifying details, adding additional intelligence • forwarding material to executive/CEO • communicating back to originator • communicating to other staff through All Staff Issue Bulletin Senior Issue Management Team and CEO are responsible for: • reviewing information and adding value • developing strategic action with Issue Manager Frequency: continuous Objective: to provide detailed facts about behaviors or events that are becoming issues for the corporation and to provide insight and intelligence about the specific issue. (...) _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ Facility Data General Information Business name Regional name Address, main phone City, Province, Postal Code Fax number, email address, Web site Regional Director: Home phone, Cell phone Home Address City, Province, Postal Code Assistant Regional Director: Home Phone, Cell Phone Home Address City, Province, Postal Code Business Information: Describe principal activity performed in regional office No. of employees No. of vehicles, type of vehicle Size of facility: Property, hectares, building(s), sq. meters Historical Background Year office opened: Previous building use: Major modifications, Year(s) Past incidents, Month, Year News Media Lists Newspapers Publication ______________________ phone ____________ fax ___________ Address _________________________________________________________ City/Town_____________________ Province _______ Postal Code__________ Managing Editor ________________ City Editor__________________________ Publisher ______________________Key Reporters_______________________ Type: daily weekly other if daily morning evening if weekly or other, publication day(s) ___________________________________ Circulation _________________ Coverage Area _________________________ Publication ______________________ phone ____________ fax ___________ Address _________________________________________________________ City/Town_____________________ Province _______ Postal Code__________ Managing Editor ________________ City Editor__________________________ Publisher ______________________Key Reporters_______________________ Type: daily weekly other if daily morning evening if weekly or other, publication day(s) ___________________________________ Circulation _________________ Coverage Area _________________________ News Media Lists Radio Station Type AM FM Dial position ___________________Phone _____________Fax _____________ Address__________________________________________________________ City/Town_____________________ Province _______ Postal Code__________ News Director ________________ Key Reporters ________________________ News Broadcast times ______________________________________________ National/International _______________________________________________ Station Format ___________________Signal Strength________________watts Coverage Area __________________________________________________________ Station Type AM FM Dial position ___________________Phone _____________Fax _____________ Address__________________________________________________________ City/Town_____________________ Province _______ Postal Code__________ News Director ________________ Key Reporters ________________________ News Broadcast times ______________________________________________ National/International _______________________________________________ Station Format ___________________Signal Strength________________watts Coverage Area __________________________________________________________ News Media Lists Television Station__________________________Network__________________________ Dial position ___________________Phone _____________Fax _____________ Address__________________________________________________________ City/Town_____________________ Province _______ Postal Code__________ Assignment Director_______________ Key Reporters _____________________ News Broadcast times ______________________________________________ Coverage Area _______________________________ Live Coverage YES NO Station__________________________Network__________________________ Dial position ___________________Phone _____________Fax _____________ Address__________________________________________________________ City/Town_____________________ Province _______ Postal Code__________ Assignment Director_______________ Key Reporters _____________________ News Broadcast times ______________________________________________ Coverage Area _______________________________ Live Coverage YES NO GOVERNMENT CONTACTS - National Government, local offices Ministry Name/Title Address Office Phone Home Phone Cell Phone GOVERNMENT CONTACTS - Provincial/State Government, local offices Ministry Name/Title Address Office Phone Home Phone Cell Phone GOVERNMENT CONTACTS - Municipal/Local Government Name Address Office Phone Home Phone Cell Phone MAYOR Councillor Councillor Councillor Councillor Councillor Councillor Clerk Fire Chief Deputy Fire Chief Police Chief Deputy Police Chief GOVERNMENT CONTACTS - Local Administration Name Address Office Phone Home Phone Cell Phone Operations Mgr., Facility Manager of Social Services Operations Mgr., Infrastructure Emergency Co-ordinator PARTNER CONTACTS Affiliation Name/Title Address Office Phone Home Phone Cell Phone PERSONNEL DIRECTORY - Corporate Operations Name/Title Address Office Phone Home Phone Cell Phone Board Director Board Director Mgr., Human Resources Mgr., Systems Mgr., (Other) Executive, CEO Executive, Chair Executive, VP Communications Comptroller Crisis Mgnt.

Score: 1308978.1 - https://unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/timber/pr/docs/imw.pdf

  ST/SG/AC.10/C.3/2020/76

PHONE NUMBER ON LITHIUM BATTERY MARK

Score: 1304471.5 - https://daccess-ods.un.org/acc...ST/SG/AC.10/C.3/2020/76&Lang=E