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Telemetry Evolution: Challenges and Strategies for 3-30 GHz Spectrum Advocacy

Explore the evolution of telemetering in the 3-30 GHz spectrum, from past achievements to future challenges and strategies. Review key milestones, current status, and future outlook. Discover how technology, requirements, and education play pivotal roles in advocacy efforts. Stay informed and involved in this dynamic field.

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Telemetry Evolution: Challenges and Strategies for 3-30 GHz Spectrum Advocacy

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  1. Telemetering in 3-30 GHz Darrell Ernst October 2003

  2. Agenda • Review – How we got to where we are • Where are we? • What lies ahead? • Conclusions

  3. Review: How We Got to Where We Are • WRC-97: Consider requirement for wideband telemetry in the 3-30 GHz part of the spectrum • ETTC 99, Paris: Agreement to form organization to provide forum for all telemetry spectrum users • WRC-00: Defer consideration of 3-30 GHz proposal to WRC-03 • 2002 to mid-2003: Intense efforts by ICTS members in Europe, US, Australia to educate national spectrum authorities and gain support for WRC proposal • WRC-03: 3-30 GHz proposal officially placed on agenda for WRC-07

  4. We Won Steve Kathy Congradulations Jean-Marie Eduardo We Won Round 1 Viv Chuck

  5. Where Are We? • We have an official WRC agenda item • We have a growing organization • We have recognition by many national authorities • We have an outstanding news letter • We have the elements of a plan • We have 3 years to get ready

  6. What Lies Ahead? • Agreement among ourselves • Resources to do our work • Resistance from incumbents • Gaining the support of our administrations • Maintaining momentum • Time (there are only 6 more meetings before WRC-07) OUR CHALLENGES

  7. What Lies Ahead? OUR WORK • Technology • Identifying technology shortfalls and solutions • Requirements • Identifying candidate bands, bandwidth, and sharing strategies • Education • Developing convincing arguments and strategies for winning the support of our administrations

  8. Some Suggested Work • Technology • Focus task of Working Group 1 to identify maximum frequency bound imposed by technology limitations • Requirements • Build on work of Dave Portigal to identify candidate bands • Build on work of Mike Ryan and Viv Crouch to identify current telemetry spectrum usage • Use the data to identify incumbent usages that will require sharing • Use the preceding work to develop sharing recommendations • Education • Develop briefing packages for use by members • Expand news letter to include educational articles and guest articles. Distribute news letter to key spectrum authorities

  9. Conclusions • We have demonstrated that we can work together effectively • We have much work to do in the next three years • We must continue to work together

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