UK Spectrum Policy Forum - Prof Simon Saunders, Real Wireless Ltd - Long Term UHF Spectrum Policy

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Long-term UHF Spectrum Policy
Cluster 1 Meeting
26 March 2014
Prof. Simon Saunders
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Mandate for UK SPF in UK Spectrum Strategy
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Specific remit for Cluster 1
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→December 2014

Cluster 1 Terms of Reference
Overall goal:
• To promote a joined-up understanding of current and future
spectrum needs across UK users, thereby assisting in maximising associated
benefits (social and economic) and by ensuring spectrum supply can be efficiently
matched to those needs.
Specific Aims
• To identify and characterise the UK private and public sectors which have distinct
dependencies on spectrum
• To determine the current needs and usage of spectrum and associated technology
• To determine the expectations of change in sector service needs and associated
usage of spectrum
• To determine the potential level of flexibility for modes of spectrum access
amongst licenced, licence-exempt and intermediate modes (e.g. licensed shared
access, cognitive access etc)
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Sectors and status
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Sector Status
Utilities  16/9/13
Private Mobile Radio
- Business radio
- Emergency services
 11/12/13
Public (cellular) mobile  26/3/14
11/12/14
Transportation (aviation, road, rail) 30/9/14
Broadcasting and entertainment (Delivery and content
creation)
 26/3/14
Fixed broadband
Defence 11/12/14
Radio amateurs
Industrial, medical, scientific / Short range devices (incl. Wi-Fi) 11/12/14
Space 22/5/14

Meeting schedule
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Month Cluster 1 Sector(s) Plenary
March Wed 26th(14.00-17.00) Long-term UHF Spectrum:
- Broadcast
- Mobile
- PMSE
- White Space
April April 10th 2-4:30
May Thurs 22nd (10.00-13.00) Space
June -
July - July 3rd 2-4:30
August -
September Tues 30th (10.00 – 13.00) Transportation
Tues 30th (14.00 – 17.00) Defence
October - October 9th 2-4:30
November -
December Thurs 11th (10.00 – 13.00) Public (cellular) Mobile
Thurs 11th (14.00 – 17.00) Industrial, Scientific, Medical /
Short range devices incl. Wi-Fi

Data sought for each sector
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Scope of the sector
Contributions to social and economic value
Current and recent past status
Sector trends
Usage of technologies and spectrum
Expected changes to tech and spectrum
Longer-term (10-20 years) tech and spectrum
needs and options

Contact
Real Wireless
PO Box 2218
Pulborough
West Sussex
RH20 4XB
United Kingdom
realwireless.biz
Tel: +44 (0) 207 117 8514
Web: www.realwireless.biz
Blog: realwireless.biz/blog
Email: info@realwireless.biz
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Data needed for each sector
• Scope of the sector
• What people, services and devices are included?
• Contributions to social and economic value
• Incl. critical and safety-of-life
• Direct and indirect contributions
• Current and recent past status
• Significant changes, health of the market
• Sector trends
• Future growth/contraction prospects, changes to delivery model
• Usage of technologies and spectrum
• Current status
• ‘Must-haves’ and ‘open to change with caveats’
• Expected changes to tech and spectrum
• Near-term – 5 years
• Longer-term (10-20 years) tech and spectrum needs and options
• What is potential for changing supply model and what does it depend on?
• Licenced vs. Licence-Exempt, Scope for sharing (spectrum & networks) and for dynamic access
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