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Luther, Spectrum Management in the Global Village, #655 Session WE-P-I2Page 1
SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT IN THE GLOBAL VILLAGEIN THE GLOBAL VILLAGE
May 14, 2003
William A. LutherFederal Communications Commission
Washington, D.C., [email protected]
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TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION
• PRINCIPLES OF SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT
• WHAT IS SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT?• HOTTEST TOPICS• NATIONAL SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT
HANDBOOK• BEST PRACTICES• SPECTRUM REFORM• CONCLUSIONS
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PRINCIPLES OF SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT
1. COMPETITION2. MAXIMUM FLEXIBILITY3. PUBLIC INTEREST4. CONSTRUCTIVE LICENSING AND FEE
POLICIES5. ADMINISTRATIVE CERTAINTY WITH
MINIMUM DELAY6. NATIONAL DECISIONS IN A GLOBAL
MARKET CONTEXT
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WHAT IS SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT?
SPECTRUM MONITORING
DATABASE
LAW ENFORCEMENT
INSPECTION OF INSTALLATIONS
LICENSING, ASSIGNMENT, AND BILLING
REGULATIONS AND
STANDARDS
SPECTRUM ENGINEERING
SPECTRUM PLANNING AND
ALLOCATION
LEGAL AND REGULATORY FOUNDATION
FREQUENCY COORDINATION AND NOTIFICATION
SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT
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WHAT IS SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT?
SPECTRUM MONITORING
DATABASE
LAW ENFORCEMENT
INSPECTION OF INSTALLATIONS
LICENSING, ASSIGNMENT, AND BILLING
REGULATIONS AND
STANDARDS
SPECTRUM ENGINEERING
SPECTRUM PLANNING AND
ALLOCATION
LEGAL AND REGULATORY FOUNDATION
FREQUENCY COORDINATION AND NOTIFICATION
SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT
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WHAT IS SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT?
SPECTRUM MONITORING
DATABASE
LAW ENFORCEMENT
INSPECTION OF INSTALLATIONS
LICENSING, ASSIGNMENT, AND BILLING
REGULATIONS AND
STANDARDS
SPECTRUM ENGINEERING
SPECTRUM PLANNING AND
ALLOCATION
LEGAL AND REGULATORY FOUNDATION
FREQUENCY COORDINATION AND NOTIFICATION
SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT
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WHAT IS SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT?
SPECTRUM MONITORING
DATABASE
LAW ENFORCEMENT
INSPECTION OF INSTALLATIONS
LICENSING, ASSIGNMENT, AND BILLING
REGULATIONS AND
STANDARDS
SPECTRUM ENGINEERING
SPECTRUM PLANNING AND
ALLOCATION
LEGAL AND REGULATORY FOUNDATION
FREQUENCY COORDINATION AND NOTIFICATION
SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT
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WHAT IS SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT?
SPECTRUM MONITORING
DATABASE
LAW ENFORCEMENT
INSPECTION OF INSTALLATIONS
LICENSING, ASSIGNMENT, AND BILLING
REGULATIONS AND
STANDARDS
SPECTRUM ENGINEERING
SPECTRUM PLANNING AND
ALLOCATION
LEGAL AND REGULATORY FOUNDATION
FREQUENCY COORDINATION AND NOTIFICATION
SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT
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WHAT IS SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT?
SPECTRUM MONITORING
DATABASE
LAW ENFORCEMENT
INSPECTION OF INSTALLATIONS
LICENSING, ASSIGNMENT, AND BILLING
REGULATIONS AND
STANDARDS
SPECTRUM ENGINEERING
SPECTRUM PLANNING AND
ALLOCATION
LEGAL AND REGULATORY FOUNDATION
FREQUENCY COORDINATION AND NOTIFICATION
SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT
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WHAT IS SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT?
SPECTRUM MONITORING
DATABASE
LAW ENFORCEMENT
INSPECTION OF INSTALLATIONS
LICENSING, ASSIGNMENT, AND BILLING
REGULATIONS AND
STANDARDS
SPECTRUM ENGINEERING
SPECTRUM PLANNING AND
ALLOCATION
LEGAL AND REGULATORY FOUNDATION
FREQUENCY COORDINATION AND NOTIFICATION
SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT
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WHAT IS SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT?
SPECTRUM MONITORING
DATABASE
LAW ENFORCEMENT
INSPECTION OF INSTALLATIONS
LICENSING, ASSIGNMENT, AND BILLING
REGULATIONS AND
STANDARDS
SPECTRUM ENGINEERING
SPECTRUM PLANNING AND
ALLOCATION
LEGAL AND REGULATORY FOUNDATION
FREQUENCY COORDINATION AND NOTIFICATION
SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT
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WHAT IS SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT?
SPECTRUM MONITORING
DATABASE
LAW ENFORCEMENT
INSPECTION OF INSTALLATIONS
LICENSING, ASSIGNMENT, AND BILLING
REGULATIONS AND
STANDARDS
SPECTRUM ENGINEERING
SPECTRUM PLANNING AND
ALLOCATION
LEGAL AND REGULATORY FOUNDATION
FREQUENCY COORDINATION AND NOTIFICATION
SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT
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WHAT IS SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT?
SPECTRUM MONITORING
DATABASE
LAW ENFORCEMENT
INSPECTION OF INSTALLATIONS
LICENSING, ASSIGNMENT, AND BILLING
REGULATIONS AND
STANDARDS
SPECTRUM ENGINEERING
SPECTRUM PLANNING AND
ALLOCATION
LEGAL AND REGULATORY FOUNDATION
FREQUENCY COORDINATION AND NOTIFICATION
SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT
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HOW DO WE ACHIEVE SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT?
WORLD AND REGIONAL RADIO CONFERENCESGLOBAL RECOMMENDATIONS
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICSOPERATIONAL PROCEDURES
ELIMINATING HARMFUL INTERFERENCEMASTER INTERNATIONAL FREQUENCY REGISTERPROVIDE TOOLS, INFORMATION, AND SYMPOSIA
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HOTTEST TOPICS
SPECTRUM ECONOMICSBROADBANDSOFTWARE-DEFINED RADIOSTERRESTRIAL SHARING WITH GEOSTATIONARY SATELLITE NETWORKSULTRA-WIDEBAND
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SPECTRUM ECONOMICS
APPLIES TO ALL TERRESTRIAL, AND NATIONAL SATELLITE SPECTRUM/ORBITSBEING STUDIED, APPLIED, AND MODIFIED IN MANY COUNTRIESONE-TIME APPLICATION OR INSPECTION FEES, PERIODIC REGULATORY FEES, PERIODIC AUCTIONS, SECONDARY MARKETS
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BROADBAND
LARGELY DRIVEN BY THE INTERNETALSO DRIVEN BY CONVERGENCE OF VOICE, VIDEO, AND DATACOMPETITION AMONG SATELLITE DELIVERY, WIRED TELEVISION (CABLE OR FIBRE), WIRED TELEPHONE (DSL), AND ACCESS OVER POWER MAINS
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SOFTWARE-DEFINED RADIOS
COMPUTER-DRIVEN RADIOS USING SOFTWARE RATHER THAN HARDWARE TO CHANGE FREQUENCY, MODULATION, AND POWER LEVELSWILL ALLOW MORE EFFICIENT USE OF SPECTRUMWILL ASSIST INTEROPERABILITY, PARTICULARLY FOR PUBLIC SAFETY, AND BETWEEN NATIONAL AND LOCAL OFFICIALS
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TERRESTRIAL SHARING WITH GEOSTATIONARY SATELLITE
NETWORKS
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ULTRA-WIDEBAND
UWB SIGNAL DEFINITION:THE FRACTIONAL BANDWIDTH IS GREATER THAN 20% OF THE CENTER FREQUENCY, ORTHE -10 DB BANDWIDTH OCCUPIES 500 MHz OR MORE OF SPECTRUM
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UWB MONOCYCLE TIME AND FREQUENCY DOMAINS
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-75.3 dBm/MHz
Part 15 = -41.3 dBm/MHz
U.S. LIMITS
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NATIONAL SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT HANDBOOK
SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT FUNDAMENTALSSPECTRUM PLANNINGFREQUENCY ASSIGNMENT AND LICENSINGSPECTRUM MONITORING, SPECTRUM INSPECTION AND
INVESTIGATIONSPECTRUM ENGINEERING TECHNIQUESSPECTRUM ECONOMICSAUTOMATION FOR SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIESSPECTRUM EFFICIENCYSPECTRUM MANAGEMENT INFORMATION ON THE ITU WEBSITESPECTRUM MANAGEMENT TRAININGSPECTRUM BEST PRACTICES
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SPECTRUM POLICY REFORM
SPECTRUM ACCESS IS A MORE SIGNIFICANT PROBLEM THAN SPECTRUM SCARCITYTECHNOLOGY IS ALLOWING SYSTEMS TO BE MORE TOLERANT TO INTERFERENCE
FCC SPECTRUM POLICY TASK FORCE CONCLUSIONS:
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SPECTRUM POLICY REFORM
MIGRATE TO MORE MARKET-ORIENTED MODELSGIVE MORE EMPHASIS TO TIME SHARINGALLOW UNLICENSED SERVICES IN COMMON BANDSPERMIT LOW-POWER USERS HAVING SMART RADIOS TO OPERATE JUST ABOVE THE AMBIENT NOISE BUT BELOW LEVELS OF SIGNALS NEEDED BY OTHERS
FCC SPECTRUM POLICY TASK FORCE RECOMMENDATIONS:
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CONCLUSIONS
SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT MUST BE APPROACHED ONA GLOBAL BASIS USING COMMON STANDARDS,COMMON PROCESSES, AND COMMON FREQUENCYALLOCATIONS, SO AS TO REACH EVERY VILLAGE.
ALTHOUGH WE ARE DIFFERENT TRIBES ANDDIFFERENT TONGUES, WE ARE THE SAME PEOPLE.
LET US NOT FORGET THAT TELECOMMUNICATIONS TIEUS TO THE PAST, CONNECT US IN THE PRESENT, ANDLINK US FOR THE FUTURE.
