Future management of spectrum

Olafsson, S.; Glover, Barbara; Nekovee, Maziar

doi:10.1007/s10550-007-0028-2

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“…An important consequence is that CR can be an enabling technology to facilitate a paradigm shift for spectrum management from a regime based on static spectrum assignments to a regime based on more dynamic forms of spectrum access [8,23].…”

Section: The New Regulatory Paradigm Of Dsamentioning

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State-of-the-Art in Policy and Regulation of Radio Spectrum

Medeišis

Holland

2014

Signals and Communication Technology

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This chapter sets the stage for the rest of book by presenting the current state of affairs in the management of radio spectrum and related standardisation and regulatory initiatives pertaining to the emerging fields of CR and DSA. Section 1.1 discusses the international structure of spectrum management from the global ITU level down to the regional and national level. It also outlines how the ITU has started approaching the consideration of DSA challenges. The next Sect. 1.2 looks at how these efforts have been matched by the European regulators. Next, two Sects.

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Section: The New Regulatory Paradigm Of Dsamentioning

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State-of-the-Art in Policy and Regulation of Radio Spectrum

Medeišis

Holland

2014

Signals and Communication Technology

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“…When we consider spectrum allocation, given the growing demand for wireless access, there is the opportunity for technology solutions as well as the current licensing strategy [3].…”

Section: Mobility -What I Need Where I Want It!mentioning

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“…It acknowledges that the closed world of mobile operators with the licensed spectrum barriers will exist for some considerable time [3], but with care and strategic partnerships for roaming FMC brings mobility within the grasp of existing and, more significantly, a potentially new breed of service providers.…”

Section: Fixed/mobile Convergence (Fmc)mentioning

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“…Taking account of supply and demand, the soft SIM could automatically sign up the best value connectivity on offer for its customers on a service-by-service or even session-bysession basis. This radical approach totally undermines the current basis for operator infrastructure investment, etc, but future developments like spectrum trading [3] and software programmable devices, ensure this is a valid research topic.…”

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Mobility as an ICT enabler

Dennis¹

2007

BT Technol J

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This paper aims to explore the link between mobility, authentication, identity, entitlement and trust. Research into these generic enablers is consistent with the existing trend for convergence in its widest context, building from the converged connectivity aspects found in the next generation network common capability strategy. Awareness of when (and how) to successfully manipulate these links is not simply the cornerstone for becoming a successful ICT service provider but, more significantly, the ultimate differentiation for any service provision.

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“…However, there has recently been numbers of identifying disadvantages of traditional "once and for all" means of allocation of radio spectrum. The first observed disadvantage of this policy is the impossibility of re-allocating spectrum to different technologies or other users who might have better use for the spectrum [3]. The second observed disadvantage of the approach according to the authors in [3] is that the allocation procedures were lengthy and bureaucratic, opening up the possibility that the decision-making process could be influenced by non-relevant factors.…”

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2015

JASPE

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The wireless communication industry using radio spectrum is recently going through major innovations and advancements. With this transformation, the demand for and usage of radio spectrum has increased exponentially making radio spectrum indeed a scarce natural resource. In order to solve this problem, the possibility of opening up the unused portions of licensed spectrum by sharing using cognitive radio technology has been in the spotlight for maximizing radio spectrum utilization as well to as ensure sufficient radio spectrum availability for future wireless services and applications. With this objective in mind, this paper looks at the principles and technologies of cooperative spectrum sensing in cognitive radio environment in improving radio spectrum utilization. The paper provides a comprehensive review on spectrum sensing as a key functional requirement for cognitive radio technology by focusing on its application on dynamic spectrum access that enables unused portions of licensed spectrum to be used in an opportunistic manner as long as the operation of the unlicensed user will not affect that of the licensed user. In satisfying this dynamic spectrum access requirement, a friendly interactive graphical user interface (GUI) spectrum sensing application program was developed. The detail activities involve in the development of the application program, also known as spectrum sensing and detection algorithm (SSADA), was fully documented and presented in the paper. The developed graphical user interface application program after successfully developed was evaluated. The performance evaluations of developed graphical user interface sensing algorithm show that the algorithm performs favourably well. The program overall evaluation results provide bedrock information on how to improve cooperative spectrum sensing gain without incurring a cooperative overhead.

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Future management of spectrum

Cited by 24 publications

References 9 publications

State-of-the-Art in Policy and Regulation of Radio Spectrum

State-of-the-Art in Policy and Regulation of Radio Spectrum

Mobility as an ICT enabler

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