UK Spectrum Policy Forum - Peter Curnow-Ford, Viatec Associates - Update from Cluster 2: Spectrum Access and Use

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UK Spectrum Policy Forum Plenary Meeting – 9 October 2014 Peter Curnow-Ford, Cluster 2 Chair and Bluenowhere Ltd Update from Cluster 2: Spectrum Access and Use More information at: http://www.techuk.org/about/uk-spectrum-policy-forum All rights reserved

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UK Spectrum Policy Forum
Plenary – Oct 9th
‘14
Spectrum Access and Use
(Cluster 2)
Peter Curnow-Ford

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Topics
• Cluster 2 Strategy
• Meetings to date
• Next Meeting
• Deliverables and to whom

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Headlines
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Mobile Broadband Strategies
ITU Considers New Spectrum Bands for Mobile Broadband
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Mobile Broadband Strategies
DT Lobbies for Special Treatment in Spectrum Auction
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Mobile Broadband Strategies
FCC Pushes Military To Share Spectrum
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Mobile Broadband Strategies
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Mobile Broadband Strategies
FCC Opens Up Spectrum for Unlicensed Wi-Fi
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FCC Opens Up Spectrum for Unlicensed Wi-Fi
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Mobile Broadband Strategies
EC: Mobile Operators To Get 700 MHz Spectrum by 2020
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Mobile Broadband Strategies
EC: Mobile Operators To Get 700 MHz Spectrum by 2020
Daily Insight | Declan Lonergan | September 2, 2014

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• Review primary Access mechanisms
• Review approaches to spectrum awards
• Understand primary and secondary uses of spectrum
• Review new ‘sharing’ approaches
• Leverage Cluster 1 and 3 input
• Recommend ‘new/changed methods’ to Government,
Ofcom and Internationally
Cluster 2 - Strategy

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July ‘14 & Sep ’14
a) Jul ‘14
• Methods of Spectrum Access
• LSA, PMSE, Licensed, Satellite, Defence
• Dynamic Shared Access, Unlicensed, 5G
b) Sep ‘14
• Spectrum Use
• 5GIC Spectrum Sharing
• HS2/Network Rail, JRC/PMR

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Dec ’14
Proposed
• Spectrum Access – Unlicensed/Licensed
• Fixed Links and Sharing (Ofcom FWILF)
• Unlicensed WiFi – LTE (Intel)
• Ofcom Spectrum Sharing Consultation – Unlicensed
• 5G WiFi – Access mechanisms (eXplanoTech)
• PMR Spectrum Access (JRC)
• Keynote - TBC

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Proposed Work Packages
a) 5G – discussion before proposal - Dec
• Access – allocations and new mechanisms
• Use – future models including sharing
• Release and award
• mmWave - requirements
b) WiFi – approved, review proposal in Dec
• License terms
• Unlicensed and Exempt extensions
• Scope for Sharing
c) UHF – approved needs proposal + lead
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Options & Scenarios

Boundaries for what still needs to be looked at
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Scope for Sharing

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

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3. 3 Viatec Associates 09/10/2014 ©2014 Viatec Associates Ltd Headlines Mobile Broadband Strategies TV Group Sues FCC Over Spectrum Auction Rules Daily Insight | Ken Rehbehn | August 19, 2014 Mobile Broadband Strategies TV Group Sues FCC Over Spectrum Auction Rules Daily Insight | Ken Rehbehn | August 19, 2014 Mobile Broadband Strategies ITU Considers New Spectrum Bands for Mobile Broadband Daily Insight | Ken Rehbehn | August 5, 2014 Mobile Broadband Strategies ITU Considers New Spectrum Bands for Mobile Broadband Daily Insight | Ken Rehbehn | August 5, 2014 Mobile Broadband Strategies DT Lobbies for Special Treatment in Spectrum Auction Daily Insight | Rich Karpinski | August 8, 2014 Mobile Broadband Strategies DT Lobbies for Special Treatment in Spectrum Auction Daily Insight | Rich Karpinski | August 8, 2014 Mobile Broadband Strategies FCC Pushes Military To Share Spectrum Daily Insight | Ken Rehbehn | March 25, 2014 Mobile Broadband Strategies FCC Pushes Military To Share Spectrum Daily Insight | Ken Rehbehn | March 25, 2014 Mobile Broadband Strategies FCC Opens Up Spectrum for Unlicensed Wi-Fi Daily Insight | Rich Karpinski | April 1, 2014 Mobile Broadband Strategies FCC Opens Up Spectrum for Unlicensed Wi-Fi Daily Insight | Rich Karpinski | April 1, 2014 Mobile Broadband Strategies EC: Mobile Operators To Get 700 MHz Spectrum by 2020 Daily Insight | Declan Lonergan | September 2, 2014 Mobile Broadband Strategies EC: Mobile Operators To Get 700 MHz Spectrum by 2020 Daily Insight | Declan Lonergan | September 2, 2014

4. 4 Viatec Associates 09/10/2014 ©2014 Viatec Associates Ltd • Review primary Access mechanisms • Review approaches to spectrum awards • Understand primary and secondary uses of spectrum • Review new ‘sharing’ approaches • Leverage Cluster 1 and 3 input • Recommend ‘new/changed methods’ to Government, Ofcom and Internationally Cluster 2 - Strategy

5. 5 Viatec Associates 09/10/2014 ©2014 Viatec Associates Ltd July ‘14 & Sep ’14 a) Jul ‘14 • Methods of Spectrum Access • LSA, PMSE, Licensed, Satellite, Defence • Dynamic Shared Access, Unlicensed, 5G b) Sep ‘14 • Spectrum Use • 5GIC Spectrum Sharing • HS2/Network Rail, JRC/PMR

6. 6 Viatec Associates 09/10/2014 ©2014 Viatec Associates Ltd Dec ’14 Proposed • Spectrum Access – Unlicensed/Licensed • Fixed Links and Sharing (Ofcom FWILF) • Unlicensed WiFi – LTE (Intel) • Ofcom Spectrum Sharing Consultation – Unlicensed • 5G WiFi – Access mechanisms (eXplanoTech) • PMR Spectrum Access (JRC) • Keynote - TBC

7. 7 Viatec Associates 09/10/2014 ©2014 Viatec Associates Ltd Proposed Work Packages a) 5G – discussion before proposal - Dec • Access – allocations and new mechanisms • Use – future models including sharing • Release and award • mmWave - requirements b) WiFi – approved, review proposal in Dec • License terms • Unlicensed and Exempt extensions • Scope for Sharing c) UHF – approved needs proposal + lead  Options & Scenarios  Boundaries for what still needs to be looked at  Scope for Sharing

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