UK Spectrum Policy Forum - Peter Curnow-Ford, Bluenowhere - Cluster 2 update

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The document outlines the agenda and terms of reference for Cluster 2 on future UK spectrum access and use. The cluster will develop an understanding of spectrum users, review access mechanisms, assess the balance and fit for purpose of access, and make recommendations. It will focus on types of licensing and how spectrum could be used, considering factors like technology, harmonization, location, and time. Three workshops are planned to discuss licensed shared access, unlicensed use bands, and different access mechanisms.

Technology

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Spectrum Access and Use
(Cluster 2)
Peter Curnow-Ford

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Agenda
• Cluster 2 Terms of Reference
• Access and Use
• Access
• Use
• Workshops

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Terms of Reference for Cluster 2 on future UK
Spectrum Access and Use
• Develop understanding across spectrum users
• Review range of spectrum access mechanisms
• Review access in light of current/future 'use'
• Assess balance and fit for purpose
• Make recommendations
Cluster 2 - ToR

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Access and Use
• Access - Focus on type of licensing mechanism
– Licensed
• Exclusive
• Shared – licensed and dynamic
– Unlicensed
• Exempt
• Lightly licensed
• Use – Focus on the type of spectrum and how it could/should be used
– Technology
– Harmonisation
– Primary/Secondary
– Location and time

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• UK, EU, WRC and ITU
• Allocation
• Mechanism
• Ofcom

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• FDD, TDD – neutral or specific
• Channel sizing
• Harmonisation – Public Safety
• Location – national/regional/spot
• Time - 3D
Use

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Workshops
#1 – Licensed Shared Access
 Candidate Bands for Sharing
 LSA legislation – Brussels or WRC?
#2 – Unlicensed Use
 WiFi extension and bands
 LTE and 5G in same bands
#3 – Access Mechanisms
 Trading, Leasing
 Pooling/Dynamic Access Networks

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Thank You
Questions?
petercf@viatec.co.uk
07973 668 131

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3. 310/04/2014 ©2014 Bluenowhere Ltd Terms of Reference for Cluster 2 on future UK Spectrum Access and Use • Develop understanding across spectrum users • Review range of spectrum access mechanisms • Review access in light of current/future 'use' • Assess balance and fit for purpose • Make recommendations Cluster 2 - ToR

4. 410/04/2014 ©2014 Bluenowhere Ltd Access and Use • Access - Focus on type of licensing mechanism – Licensed • Exclusive • Shared – licensed and dynamic – Unlicensed • Exempt • Lightly licensed • Use – Focus on the type of spectrum and how it could/should be used – Technology – Harmonisation – Primary/Secondary – Location and time

7. 710/04/2014 ©2014 Bluenowhere Ltd Workshops #1 – Licensed Shared Access  Candidate Bands for Sharing  LSA legislation – Brussels or WRC? #2 – Unlicensed Use  WiFi extension and bands  LTE and 5G in same bands #3 – Access Mechanisms  Trading, Leasing  Pooling/Dynamic Access Networks

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