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Radio Spectrum Policy and Strategic Regulation

3 DAYS

INSTRUCTOR LED WORKSHOP

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Radio Spectrum Policy

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Radio frequency spectrum is heavily used in a growing number of services globally. To use the radio spectrum efficiently, its use must be coordinated and regulated through both national regulations and the Radio Regulations ITU. Although the effectiveness of a spectrum management cannot easily be defined, it is related to how well the system meets the national needs and how well it is able to safeguard the interests of the users.

Telecontran’s 3-day Workshop on Radio Spectrum Policy and Strategic Regulation is designed to cover fundamentals of wireless communications and services, explaining in detail what RF spectrum management is, why it is important, which are the authorities regulating the use of spectrum, and how is it managed and enforced at the international, regional and national levels. It also offers insights to the regulatory, economic, legal, management policy-making aspects involved as well as technological and regulatory changes that affect spectrum management.

After successful completion of this workshop participants will be able to

  • Sketch the impact of the latest technologies and services as well as appropriate principles and policies on spectrum management and how the spectrum management framework works efficiently
  • Frame different spectrum valuation methods and different types of auction practised globally in various markets.
  • Identify, evaluate, and select the appropriate management techniques to establish and operate radio frequency assignment and associated planning processes
  • Review overall regulatory plans for new or expanded radio services, as well as potential improvements in existing regulatory processes
  • Identify the main approaches to spectrum allocation and apply spectrum monitoring and enforcement principles

COURSE CURRICULUM

This course is specially designed for Radio Network Planners, Project Managers, RF Engineers & Technicians and frequency spectrum and policy makers from Telecom Operators and Regulators, in a word, anyone working with radio spectrum allocation and communications with a need to know about regulations for the utilization of the radio spectrum and methods for analysis, planning and coordination of radio systems in order to achieve required performance within the system without interfering with other radio systems.

Spectrum Management Fundamentals

  • International spectrum aspects
  • Major national spectrum management laws
  • Organizational structure and processes
  • ITU
  • Role of ITU-R and MIFR
  • Spectrum management functional responsibilities and requirements
  • Development of a spectrum management organizational structure
  • Use of E-Government, quality management systems and excellence models in spectrum management
  • Spectrum Converged Markets and Regulators

Regulated Radio Services

  • Broadcasting Video and Audio Delivery
  • Land Mobile and Cellular Service
  • Regulation and Standardization of the Cellular Service
  • Frequency Spectrum requirement for Wireless communication from 2G towards 5G
  • IMT Terrestrial Radio (Including LTE/4G)
  • Fixed Point-to-Point and Point-to-Multipoint
  • LOS and NLOS Links
  • Fixed Wireless Systems (FWS) and Broadband Wireless Access (BWA) Systems
  • Satellite Communications
  • Monitoring and Regulating Satellite Communications

Features of Radio Spectrum Technologies

  • Use of the radio spectrum from ELF to EHF
  • Communication principles
  • Modulation techniques
  • Antennas
  • Radio wave propagation
  • Terrain data
  • Propagation calculations

Spectrum Planning and Allocation

  • Significance of Spectrum planning
  • Spectrum Planning processes
  • Planning implementation – Short Term, Long Term and Strategic
  • Technical aspects on spectrum planning process
  • Improving the spectrum management planning system
  • Spectrum Allocation – Administrative and Market-based approaches
  • Frequency Allocation Table

Spectrum Licensing and Auctions

  • Licensing regimes that impact mobile access
  • Licensing Requirement
  • Processes used for licensing spectrum
  • First Come First Served, Beauty Contest, Lotteries
  • Auctions
  • Different formats of Auctions
  • Licence Renewal
  • Infrastructure Sharing
  • Approaches to spectrum assignment
  • New Approaches – Dynamic Spectrum and License Shared Access

Spectrum Refarming and Pricing

  • Spectrum Refarming / Harvesting
  • Benefits and Challenges of Refarming
  • Spectrum Valuation for specific industry
  • Methodologies of Spectrum Valuation
  • Spectrum Valuation
  • Methodologies and Strategies of Spectrum Valuation
  • Incentive Spectrum Fees
  • Policy mistakes associated with spectrum prices

Interconnection and Addressing

  • Numbering and Addressing
  • Principles of Numbering
  • Numbering Plan Administration
  • Misuse of Numbers
  • Numbering Portability
  • Internet Governance
  • Interconnection Charges
  • Cost Modelling

Spectrum Monitoring

  • Monitoring goals and how monitoring is carried out
  • Radio frequency cross-border coordination
  • Monitoring to assist spectrum management functions
  • Tasks of radio monitoring and radio inspection services
  • Monitoring Tools and Techniques
  • Monitoring stations and facilities
  • Measures of spectrum utilization
  • Spectrum Utilization Efficiency

Spectrum Engineering Best Practices

  • Engineering analysis tools
  • Interference analysis
  • Sharing frequency bands between different service providers and technologies
  • Protection ratios
  • Noise levels
  • Radiation limits
  • Site engineering considerations

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