WRC11 Agenda for Fixed, mobile and broadcasting issues

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WRC-11 Agenda forFixed, mobile and broadcasting
issues
APG2011-1 6-8 March, 2008 Republic of Korea
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Fixed, Mobile and Broadcasting Issues
Chapter 3 (CPM Report)
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Agenda Item 1.5 - (1)

• Background

BOT/LSO/ MWI/MOZ/ NMB/AFS/ SWZ/ZMB/ ZWE/54/50
ASP/41A28/391
WRC-07
WRC-11 AI 1.5
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Agenda Item 1.5 - (2)

• AI 1.5 to consider worldwide/regional
  harmonization of spectrum for electronic news
  gathering (ENG), taking into account the results
  of ITU-R studies, in accordance with
  Resolution 954 COM6/5 (WRC-07)
• Resolution 954 (WRC-07)
• resolves
• Feasibility of worldwide/regional harmonization
  of ENG spectrum
  
• Methods for possible harmonization of frequency
  bands and tuning ranges for ENG usage
  
• Invites ITU-R
• Studies for possible global/regional
  harmonization
  
• Sharing and compatibility issues with existing
  services
  
• Operational measures for ENG equipment taking
  into account Recommendation ITU-R M.1637

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Agenda Item 1.5 - (3)

• ENG/OB/BAS/SAP/SAB (see Rep. ITU-R BT.2069)
• Electronic news gathering (ENG) the collection
  of video and/or sound material without the use of
  film or tape recorder, using small, often
  handheld, electronic cameras and/or microphones
  with radio links to the news room and/or to the
  portable tape or other recorders.
• Outside broadcasting (OB) the temporary
  provision of programme making facilities at the
  location of ongoing news, sport or other events,
  lasting from a few hours to several weeks.
  (generally planned in advance)
• Services ancillary to programme making (SAP) the
  activities carried out in the making of
  programmes, such as film making,
  advertisements, corporate videos, concerts,
  theatre and similar activities not initially
  meant for broadcasting to general public
• Services ancillary to broadcasting (SAB) the
  activities of broadcast service companies carried
  out in the production of their programme
  material.
• In some parts of the world SAB is referred
  to as BAS.

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Agenda Item 1.5 - (4)

• Further studies identified by ITU-R WP5C
• (see Doc 6/6, 6D/3, 6G/10, 6X/3)
• 1) User requirements
• a) public safety, disaster relief and national
  security aspects of ENG and TVOB as they are
  related to public protection and disaster
  relief
• b) operational characteristics of terrestrial
  television outside broadcast (TVOB), ENG and
  electronic field production (EFP) equipment
  
• similar to the mobile service
• c) other characteristics of national applications
  for ENG
  
• d) migration from analogue to digital ENG and
  TVOB systems
  
• e) channel bandwidth required for transmission of
  digital ENG
  
• f) extent to which ENG operations are
  bidirectional point-to-point,
  
• involve one or more one-way transmissions
• g) extent to which ENG operations are fixed,
  nomadic or mobile
  
• h) types of feeder and distribution link
  requirements to fixed and/or
  
• network access points.

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Agenda Item 1.5 - (5)

• 2) Transmission
• a) antenna characteristics for ENG applications
• impact of multi-path effects on ENG
• factors which influence ENG operations avoiding
  obstacles on the ground
  
• and possibility of movement during
  operations where the receiving antenna
  
• is airborne or mounted on a vehicle.
• 3) Spectrum usage
• a) information on their frequency bands used or
  planned
  
• b) studies required on channel bandwidth for
  digital ENG
  
• c) guard band requirements for electronic news
  gathering
  
• d) difficulties in mitigating interference to ENG
  largely brought about by the new uses for
  spectrum which make for difficult situations such
  as the new wireless applications
• e) frequency bands where some administrations
  operate TVOB, ENG and
  
• EFP equipment and systems under mobile
  service allocations
  
• f) what frequency bands are required for
  harmonization of spectrum usage
  
• for ENG and TVOB systems
• identification of a limited number of bands where
  spectrum harmonization
  
• for ENG and TVOB may be warranted on a global
  basis.

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Agenda Item 1.8 - (1)

• Background

CEPT (EUR/10A25/2) 1.5
ARAB States (ARB/39A23/2) 1.9
RES 803 (WRC-03) 2.7
WRC-07
WRC-11 AI 1.8
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Agenda Item 1.8 - (2)

• Contributions for WRC-07 Agenda Item 7.2

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Agenda Item 1.8 - (3)

• AI 1.8 to consider the progress of ITU-R studies
  concerning the technical and regulatory issues
  relative to the fixed service in the bands
  between 71 GHz and 238 GHz, taking into account
  Resolutions 731 (WRC-2000) and 732 (WRC-2000)

Fixed Wireless Applications
Broadband fixed wireless applications
Wireless personal area network (WPAN) systems
short-range, high-speed multimedia data services

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Agenda Item 1.8 - (4)

• Resolution 731 (WRC-2000) Consideration by a
  future competent world radiocommunication
  conference of issues dealing with sharing and
  adjacent-band compatibility between passive and
  active services above 71 GHz
• resolves
• to consider the results of ITU-R studies with a
  view to revising the Radio Regulations, as
  appropriate, in order to accommodate the emerging
  requirements of active services, taking into
  account the requirements of the passive services,
  in bands above 71 GHz,
• Invites ITU-R
• to continue its studies to determine if and under
  what conditions sharing is possible between
  active and passive services in the bands above 71
  GHz, such as, but not limited to, 100-102 GHz,
  116-122.25 GHz, 148.5-151.5 GHz, 174.8-191.8 GHz,
  226-231.5 GHz and 235-238 GHz
• to study means of avoiding adjacent-band
  interference from space services (downlinks)
  into radio astronomy bands above 71 GHz
  
• to take into account the principles of
  burden-sharing to the extent practicable in their
  studies
  
• to complete the necessary studies when the
  technical characteristics of the active services
  in these bands are known
  
• to develop Recommendations specifying sharing
  criteria for those bands where sharing is
  feasible,

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Agenda Item 1.8 - (5)

• Resolution 732 (WRC-2000) Consideration by a
  future competent world radiocommunication
  conference of issues dealing with sharing between
  active services above 71 GHz
• resolves
• to consider the results of ITU-R studies with a
  view to revising the Radio Regulations, as
  appropriate, in order to accommodate the emerging
  requirements of active services, taking into
  account the requirements of the passive services,
  in bands above 71 GHz,
• Invites ITU-R
• that appropriate measures should be taken to meet
  the spectrum requirements for active services for
  which the technology will be commercially
  available at a later time
• that sharing criteria be developed for co-primary
  active services in bands above 71 GHz
  
• that the sharing criteria developed should form
  the basis for a review of active service
  allocations above 71 GHz at a future competent
  conference, if necessary,

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Agenda Item 1.8 - (6)

• Responsibilities

Fixed wireless systems, HF systems in the fixed
land mobile services
WP5C
Responsible group
Concerned groups
SG1 (WP1A)
SG7 (WP7A) (WP7B) (WP7D)
SG4 (WP4A)
Spectrum management
Science services
Satellite services
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Agenda Item 1.8 - (7)

• Work done/progress in ITU-R
• Question ITU-R 234/9 Technical and operational
  characteristics of fixed wireless systems
  operating in frequency bands allocated to the
  fixed service above 57 GHz Deleted in SG5
  meeting
• Report ITU-R F.2107 Characteristics and
  applications of fixed wireless systems operating
  in the 57 GHz to 95 GHz band
  
• Recommendation ITU-R P.1411 Propagation data
  and prediction methods for the planning of
  short-range outdoor radiocommunication systems
  and radio local area networks in the frequency
  range 300 MHz to 100 GHz
• Recommendation ITU-R P.1238 Propagation data
  and prediction methods for the planning of indoor
  radio communication systems and radio local area
  networks in the frequency range 900 MHz to 100
  GHz

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Agenda Item 1.17 - (1)

• AI 1.17 to consider results of sharing studies
  between the mobile service and other services in
  the band 790-862 MHz in Regions 1 and 3, in
  accordance with Resolution 749 COM4/13
  (WRC-07), to ensure the adequate protection of
  services to which this frequency band is
  allocated, and take appropriate action
• Resolution 749 (WRC-07)
• emphasizing
• The use of 470-862 MHz by broadcasting and other
  primary services, covered by the GE06 Agreement
  
• Requirements of other services including mobile
  and broadcasting services
  
• resolves
• Sharing studies for R1 R3 in 760-862 MHz
  between mobile and other services
  
• ITU-R report of study results to WRC-11

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Agenda Item 1.17 - (2)
RR Article 5 (Rev. WRC-07)
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Agenda Item 1.17 - (3)

• New identification for IMT
• Region 1 790-960 MHz (5.317A)
• The use of 790-862 MHz from 2015 (5.XXX)
• Region 2 698-960 MHz (5.317A)
• Region 3 790-960 MHz (5.317A)
• Extended band in 9 countries 698-790 MHz
  (5.YYY)
  
• MOD 5.317A Those parts of the band 698-960 MHz in
  Region 2 and the band 790-960 MHz in Regions 1
  and 3 which are allocated to the mobile service
  on a primary basis are identified for use by
  administrations wishing to implement
  International Mobile Telecommunications (IMT) See
  Resolution 224 (Rev.WRC-07) and Resolution 749
  COM4/13 (WRC-07). This identification does not
  preclude the use of these bands by any
  application of the services to which they are
  allocated and does not establish priority in the
  Radio Regulations.

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Agenda Item 1.17 - (4)

• ADD 5.XXX In Region 1, the allocation to the
  mobile, except aeronautical mobile, service on a
  primary basis in the frequency band 790-862 MHz
  shall come into effect from 17 June 2015 and
  shall be subject to agreement obtained under No.
  9.21 with respect to the aeronautical
  radionavigation service in countries mentioned in
  No. 5.312. For countries party to the GE06
  Agreement, the use of stations of the mobile
  service is also subject to the successful
  application of the procedures of that Agreement.
  Resolution 224 (Rev.WRC-07) and Resolution 749
  COM4/13 (Rev.WRC-07) shall apply.
• ADD 5.YYY The band, or portions of the band
  698-790MHz, in Bangladesh, China, Korea (Rep.
  of), India, Japan, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea,
  Philippines and Singapore are identified for use
  by these administrations wishing to implement
  IMT. This identification does not preclude the
  use of these bands by any application of the
  services to which they are allocated and does not
  establish priority in the Radio Regulations. In
  China, the use of IMT in this band will not start
  until 2015.

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Agenda Item 1.17 - (5)

• Responsible group of JTG 5-6 and no concerned
  group
  
• Terms of Reference of Joint Task Group 5-6
• (see Annex 10 to CA/171)
• The 1st meeting of JTG 5-6 May 28 - June 3 in
  Geneva
  
• Meetings of SG 5 18-19 February, 10-11
  November
  
• Meetings of SG 6 26-27 May, 30-31
  October

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Agenda Item 1.20 - (1)
AI 1.20 to consider the results of ITU-R
studies and spectrum identification for gateway
links for high altitude platform stations (HAPS)
in the range 5 850-7 075 MHz in order to support
operations in the fixed and mobile services, in
accordance with Resolution 734 (Rev.WRC-07)
Background Proposed by APT at WRC-07 Relat
ed provisions Resolution 734 (Rev. WRC-07), Stud
ies for spectrum identification for gateway
links for high-altitude platform stations in the
range from 5 850 to 7 500 MHz
Related Recommendations ITU-R F.1764, Methodo
logy to evaluate interference from fixed service
systems using high altitude platform stations to
fixed wireless systems in the bands above 3 GHz
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Agenda Item 1.20 - (2)
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Agenda Item 1.20 - (3)
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Agenda Item 1.20 - (4)
Recent ITU-R SG 5 activities Noted that system c
haracteristics for HAPS gateway links in the 5
850 7 075 MHz band need to be developed.
Sent a liaison statement to Working Party 4A
(contributing group for this agenda item) to ask
for information on the technical and operational
characteristics of FSS systems operating in the
band above for use in sharing studies involving
FSS and HAPS gateway links systems
Deleted two ITU-R Questions related to HAPS issue
(Iran and Syria proposed) Question ITU-R 212-2/9,
System characteristics and frequency bands for
fixed service systems utilizing high altitude
platform stations Question ITU-R 218-1/9, Frequ
ency sharing criteria for systems in the fixed
service using high altitude platform stations and
systems in the fixed-satellite service
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Agenda Item 1.22 - (1)

• Background

SRD (1999) (Question ITU-R  213/1)
UWB devices (2003) (Question ITU-R  226/1, 227/1
)
ARAB States (ARB/39A23/2) 1.13
Spectrum requirements for SRD (2001) (SM.1538)
UWB technology etc.(2006) (SM.1754, SM.1755, SM
.1756, SM.1757)
WRC-07
See Resolution ITU-R 54 (RA-07) Harmonization of
SRD
WRC-11 AI 1.22
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Agenda Item 1.22 - (2)
AI 1.22 to examine the effect of emissions from
short-range devices on radiocommunication
services, in accordance with Resolution 953
COM6/4 (WRC 07)
Example of interference simulation
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Agenda Item 1.22 - (3)

• Resolution 953COM6/4 (WRC-2007) Protection of
  radiocommunication services from emissions by
  short-range radio devices
  
• Resolves
• that, to ensure that radiocommunication services
  are adequately protected, further studies are
  required on the emissions from SRDs, inside and
  outside the frequency bands designated in the
  Radio Regulations for ISM applications.
• invites ITU-R
• to study emissions from SRDs, in particular
  RFIDs, inside and outside the frequency bands
  designated in the Radio Regulations for ISM
  applications to ensure adequate protection of
  radiocommunication services.

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Agenda Item 1.22 - (4)

• Responsibilities

Spectrum engineering techniques
Responsible group
WP1A
Concerned groups
SG3
SG7
SG5
SG4
SG6
Radiowave propagation
Science services
Terrestrial services
Satellite services
Broadcasting service
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Agenda Item 1.22 - (5)

• Relevant documents in ITU-R
• ITU-R SM.1538 Technical and operating parameters
  and spectrum requirements for short-range
  radiocommunication devices
  
• ITU-R SM.1754 Measurement techniques of
  ultra-wideband transmissions
  
• ITU-R SM.1755 Characteristics of ultra-wideband
  technology
  
• ITU-R SM.1756 Framework for the introduction of
  devices using ultra-wideband technology
  
• ITU-R SM.1757 Impact of devices using
  ultra-wideband technology on systems operating
  within radiocommunication services