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Wireless Innovation Forum Advocacy Agenda

Wireless Innovation Forum Advocacy Agenda. Advocating for the innovative utilization of spectrum, Advancing radio technologies. Focus Areas. Essential and Critical Communications Innovation & Competition Spectrum Security Interoperability . Essential and Critical Communications .

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Wireless Innovation Forum Advocacy Agenda

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  1. Wireless Innovation Forum Advocacy Agenda Advocating for the innovative utilization of spectrum, Advancing radio technologies

  2. Focus Areas • Essential and Critical Communications • Innovation & Competition • Spectrum • Security • Interoperability

  3. Essential and Critical Communications

  4. Essential and Critical Communications • Need for Special Consideration • Highly Available, Fault Tolerant • Self repairing/ self healing • Soft fail mechanisms • Secure • Extensible

  5. Essential and Critical Communications • Use of SDR, CR and DSA Technologies • Multi-band/Multi-service • Capacity extension • Network re-optimization • Situational access to spectrum

  6. Essential and Critical Communications • Dynamic, Situational Prioritization

  7. Essential and Critical Communications • Dynamic Access of Spectrum • Normal operations • Crisis operations

  8. Innovation & Competition

  9. Innovation and Competition • Government Strategic Investment

  10. Innovation and Competition • Spectrum Test Beds and Test Cities • Cambridge • South Africa • Wilmington • Humbolt • Others

  11. Innovation and Competition • Experimental Spectrum Licenses

  12. Innovation and Competition • Minimizing Regulatory Barriers

  13. Spectrum

  14. Spectrum: Regulatory • Dedicated Spectrum for Essential and Critical Communications • Technology / Service Neutrality • Multiple Licensing Models Necessary • Reallocation of Spectrum • Minimize Technical Restrictions on Spectrum • Spectrum Access Databases • Receiver Performance Critical Consideration of Spectrum Allocations

  15. Spectrum: Technical • Manage spectrum access via networked databases • Spectrum Sensing • Spectrum Sharing and Small Cell Technologies • Spectrum Etiquette • Cooperative Sharing Emitter Database Behavior and Control RF Emitter Database RF Policy Sense Environment Behavior and Control Emitter Database Location, Detections Sense Environment Behavior and Control Sense Location Policy Available resources Sense Location Policy CR Protocol, Cooperative Sensing, Synchronization Non-Radio DB Access

  16. Spectrum: Standards • Harmonized Standards • Spectrum System Interfaces • Receiver Standards Spectrum Unusable Due to consumer GPS RX Design GPS (20MHz BW) 1660.5 1525 1610 1626 1585 1565 1605 1559 LTE UP 1 LTE UP 2 LTE DWN 2 LTE DWN 1 “Consumer” GPS LightSquared-held Spectrum LightSquared-held Spectrum

  17. SECURITY

  18. Security • Security Considerations

  19. Security • Avoid Security by Obscurity • Open Source Security

  20. Security • Over the Air Software Reconfiguration

  21. COMMUNICATIONS INTEROPERABILITY

  22. Communications Interoperability • Openly Developed Industry Requirements and Standards

  23. Communications Interoperability • SDR and CR Technologies Enable Interoperability Wireless Innovation Forum Cognitive Radio Concept Architecture

  24. Communications Interoperability • Top Down Methodology

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