Classification of Business Scenarios for Spectrum Sensing

Barrie, Matthias; Delaere, Simon; Ballon, Pieter

doi:10.2139/ssrn.1611674

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“…The one existing, such as [2,3,10], was up to now focusing on specific aspects or CR application scenarios and therefore could not be compared with the approach proposed in this paper in terms of comprehensiveness of the developed high level scenarios for the entire general CR business ecosystem.…”

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“…Inherent to this imprecise definition of the business context of the application of CR is a lack of precision of, and therefore a lack of trust in the business models identified and analyzed, leading to a hesitation in the commercial roll-out of the technology (in any of the contexts) by stakeholders. Whereas research projects as well as standardization bodies (ETSI's Technical Committee on Reconfigurable Radio Systems being a good example) put ample effort in identifying use cases for CR and SDR, and research such as in [3] has tried to identify a more encompassing business taxonomy for a subset of CR technology (in the example given, for spectrum sensing), this paper intends to propose such a business taxonomy for CR in general.…”

Section: Introduction Cognitive Radio (Cr) Is An Innovative Technologmentioning

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High-level scenarios for the future of cognitive radio business

Medeišis

Delaere

2011

2011 IEEE 22nd International Symposium on Personal, Indoor and Mobile Radio Communications

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This paper aims to provide a systematic analysis and formal presentation of high-level scenarios for the future development of Cognitive Radio business ecosystem. It uses the Intuitive Logics as a methodology for constructing four equally probable scenarios in a matrix at the intersection of two identified major uncertainties. The paper shows the importance of using high-level scenarios as a guiding framework for understanding the causal-consequential relationships and actions of different stakeholders that may help in building the strategies for responding and further facilitating the development of Cognitive Radio.

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Section: Introduction Cognitive Radio (Cr) Is An Innovative Technologmentioning

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High-level scenarios for the future of cognitive radio business

Medeišis

Delaere

2011

2011 IEEE 22nd International Symposium on Personal, Indoor and Mobile Radio Communications

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“…Extending the scenarios from [7], Fig. 2 presents a taxonomy of the currently envisaged spectrum regulatory approaches for cellular networks.…”

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"Simple rules" for mobile network operators' strategic choices in future cognitive spectrum sharing networks

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Matinmikko

Yrjölä

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IEEE Wireless Commun.

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“…We are able to identify five categories of scenarios in which CR would be of use, based on three business parameters [3].…”

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Scenario-based regulatory requirements for cognitive radio

Barrie

Delaere

Ballon

2011

2011 IEEE 22nd International Symposium on Personal, Indoor and Mobile Radio Communications

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There still remain some uncertainties about cognitive radio (CR) that slow down the implementation of CR technologies. The obscurity of the required regulatory actions prior to CR adoption is one of the reasons why the industry is still hesitant in moving forward. Vice versa, regulators are waiting for industry to bring forward relevant (business) scenarios in which CR could be used. This way, appropriate regulatory measures can be taken for each of these scenarios. In order to break this deadlock, this paper proposes a classification of distinct scenarios in which CR would be of use, based on three theoretic business parameters. For the resulting scenarios, this paper will identify the roadblocks that hamper CR implementation and this makes it possible to indicate matching regulatory actions that could solve the issues. As will become clear from this paper, distinct scenarios require distinct regulatory measures, of distinct nature (technical, administrative, support, research), taken by regulatory instances on various levels (e.g. national administrations, international administrations, standardization bodies).

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Classification of Business Scenarios for Spectrum Sensing

Cited by 7 publications

References 5 publications

High-level scenarios for the future of cognitive radio business

High-level scenarios for the future of cognitive radio business

"Simple rules" for mobile network operators' strategic choices in future cognitive spectrum sharing networks

Scenario-based regulatory requirements for cognitive radio

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