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Draft Proposal version 2.2 Spectrum Sharing Rules for New Unlicensed Bands (2003)
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@MISC{Vries03draftproposal,
author = {Pierre De Vries and Amer Hassan},
title = {Draft Proposal version 2.2 Spectrum Sharing Rules for New Unlicensed Bands},
year = {2003}
}
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Abstract
Abstract-- This draft document is intended to provide spectrum regulators with ways to improve the utility of future unlicensed allocations by improving the sharing of such bands between diverse systems. The prospect of such new allocations, and the experience of inter-system interference in existing bands, motivates revisiting current FCC Part 15 rules to cope with the fact that very disparate networks will need to co-exist in these bands. Considerations & Objectives Due to the proliferation of new wireless technologies and the push to allocate new spectrum for unlicensed operation, such bands will contain disparate networks and conformal devices operating in close proximity. There are two dimensions to spectrum sharing: using the nomenclature introduced by Kruys [8], one can distinguish between “vertical ” sharing between systems with different levels of regulatory status, e.g. primary and secondary users, and “horizontal ” sharing between systems with equal regulatory status, e.g. various unlicensed networks. In the horizontal sharing case, it is also useful to distinguish between “intra-system ” sharing (between systems that are implemented using
Keyphrases
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