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DoD – Long Term Spectrum Strategy (DoD - LTSS)

2010. 1975. DoD – Long Term Spectrum Strategy (DoD - LTSS). Defense Spectrum Organization December 2011. Background. Background Presidential Memorandum, Unleashing the Wireless Broadband Revolution , June 2010 Directs NTIA to collaborate with FCC to reach 500 MHz target in 10 years

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DoD – Long Term Spectrum Strategy (DoD - LTSS)

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  1. 2010 1975 DoD – Long Term Spectrum Strategy (DoD - LTSS) Defense Spectrum Organization December 2011

  2. Background • Background • Presidential Memorandum, Unleashing the Wireless Broadband Revolution, June 2010 • Directs NTIA to collaborate with FCC to reach 500 MHz target in 10 years • Calls for R&D plan on sharing techniques • The Federal Communication Commission (FCC), National Broadband Plan (NBP), March 2010 • 500 MHz of spectrum to be made available over 10 years • Expand opportunities for “innovative spectrum access models” • Further R&D of opportunistic uses across more radio spectrum • NTIA,Plan and Timetable to Make Available 500 MHz of Spectrum for Wireless Broadband, October 2010 • Use modern technologies that mitigate interference and facilitate sharing of spectrum • The EM Spectrum is a finite resource that is increasingly becoming contested and congested with many competing user requirements • We need to assure warfighter access – national military strategy • We need to balance competing factors that include economic, technical and policy • Requirement • DoD must develop and implement a comprehensive spectrum strategy that address the warfighters requirement for spectrum access and supports our overall national interest • Approach • Develop a collaborative DoD focused strategy in parallel with actions that address current high priority spectrum issues that include developing implementation plans and providing execution support • The resulting strategy, implementation plan and execution support will constantly be evolving in “beta version”. Like cyberspace itself, the strategy and plan will always be changing — adjusting to new developments in technologies and markets

  3. The National Military Strategy of the United States of America • Global Commons and Globally Connected Domains – Assured access to and freedom of maneuver within the global • commons – shared areas of sea, air, space and Cyber

  4. BLUF • DoD cannot afford to giveaway more exclusive rights to spectrum without a full appreciation of spectrum requirements • The DoD needs to understand other spectrum stakeholder requirements • The DoD – LTSS must be, flexible, comprehensive, defendable and collaborative • Need to act on near term spectrum issues • Spectrum must be part of a national net-centric strategy • DoD – LTSS effort must leverage technology in concert with developing a long term strategy The DoD must help shape the spectrum landscape

  5. DoD – LTSSTenets • DoD must develop a strategy for spectrum use that includes: • Assured spectrum access to meet mission/warfighter requirements • Current and future DoD spectrum requirements • Application of technologies that allow greater sharing with commercial users • Clear implementation plan with measureable activities and periodic assessment of completion • A near, mid and long-term construct • Consideration of past efforts – Lessons learned Spectrum When and Where Needed by the Warfighter

  6. DoD Spectrum Availability Trends Gulf War Decrease in Available Spectrum • Technology may help change the shape of these curves • Cognitive systems of systems • Dynamic Spectrum • Access (DSA) • Multiuser Detection (MUD) • Multiple Input Multiple Output (MIMO) • Disruption Tolerant Networking (DTN) • Inter-cell interference coordination (ICIC) • Interference tolerance WRC-92 OBRA93 WRC-95 • Worldwide • demand for spectrum is increasing, DoD is losing spectrum access BBA97 WRC-97 NBP • DoD spectrum requirements are increasing – some bands saturated • If no action…DoD capabilities will be reduced as more spectrum dependent • equipment operations are • restricted Net-Centric Operations UAS Increase in Warfighter Spectrum Requirements Situational Awareness Gulf War

  7. “Prime Real Estate” Limited Spectrum for Mobile Broadband DoD - RADAR, Data, Nav., Sensors, Satellite, Mobile………. Current Challenges Best for mobile broadband (~300 MHz – 3.5 GHz) Reflects from the sky Reflects inside rooms Penetrates buildings and some terrain features Reflects from buildings Follows Earth’s curvature Travels in a straight line Fades in the rain 1 MHz 10 MHz 100 MHz 1 GHz 10 GHz 75 meters 7.5 meters 7.5 cm 0.75 meters 7.5 mm Opportunity Window: The best frequencies for mobile broadband are high enough that the antenna can be made conveniently compact yet not so high that signals will fall to penetrate buildings. This leaves a relatively narrow range of frequencies available for use (red band)

  8. Spectrum - Conflicting Requirements DoD Use Below 40 GHz = Commercial interest

  9. Technology Focus Technology focus areas the DoD team is researching: • Communications Network Efficiency -- waveform and networking designs • Integrated Spectrum Resource Management -- spectrum situational awareness and resource brokering • Spectrum Sharing Capabilities -- enable government and commercial systems to share • Exploit alternative spectrum -- new technologies that would allow moving higher in the spectrum • Interference Mitigation and Hardening of DoD systems -- protect DoD systems from commercial in-band interference. • DSA Technologies - Identifying/break down “roadblocks” for thorough testing • Policy-based management rule sets to implement the Real-Time Spectrum Operations • Wireless Technology Sandboxes -- Rapidly prototype and evaluate promising concepts and technologies for spectrum sharing and spectrum efficiency improvements Strategic focus must be on additional R&D to adapt how DoD uses and coordinates spectrum Leveraging expertise/capabilities from DARPA, MIT Lincoln Laboratory, MITRE, DSO, others

  10. Strategy Development National Interest Technology Driven Strategy Influence Economics Policy DoD Requirements Implementation Plan Spectrum Stakeholders Evolving Execution

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