Federal strategic spectrum plan : harnessing and managing the nation's wireless spectrum / Yi Chan, editor.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Chan, Yi.

Series:

Advances in communication and media research series.

Advances in communication and media research series

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Wireless communication systems--United States--Management.

Wireless communication systems.

Mobile communication systems--United States.

Mobile communication systems.

Radio frequency allocation--Government policy--United States.

Radio frequency allocation.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (260 p.)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

New York : Nova Science Publishers, Inc., 2008.

Language Note:

English

Summary:

Explores wireless technologies which are essential in supporting Federal agency missions that are crucial to the nation and enable commercial and non-Federal public safety operations which support economic growth and safeguard lives and property.

Contents:

Intro

FEDERAL STRATEGIC SPECTRUM PLAN:HARNESSING AND MANAGING THENATION'S WIRELESS SPECTRUM

CONTENTS

PREFACE

SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT FOR THE 21ST CENTURYTHE PRESIDENT'S SPECTRUM POLICY INITIATIVEFEDERAL STRATEGIC SPECTRUM PLAN∗

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS

I. OVERVIEW

A. The Presidential Mandate

B. The Federal Response

C. The Federal Needs

D. The National Response

II. TODAY'S SPECTRUM ENVIRONMENT

III. FUTURE FEDERAL SPECTRUM REQUIREMENTS

A. More Data/ Higher Speeds

B. Satellite and Space Services

C. High Frequency (HF)

D. Radar

E. Air Traffic Control

F. Above 30 GHz

IV. THE FEDERAL STRATEGY

A. Near-Term

B. Mid-Term

C. Long-Term

. RECOMMENDATIONS

APPENDIX A PRESIDENTIALMEMORANDUM

PRESIDENTIAL DETERMINATION:MEMORANDUM FOR THE HEADS OFEXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES

Memorandum for the Heads of Executive Departments and AgenciesSubject: Improving Spectrum Management for The 21st Century

Section 1. Office of Management and Budget

Section 2. Other Executive Departments and Agencies

Section 3. Department of Commerce

Section 4. General

APPENDIX BCURRENT FEDERAL SPECTRUM USE AND FUTURE REQUIREMENTS

Introduction

Spectrum Allocations

SECTION B-1RADIOCOMMUNICATION SERVICES

Approach

MOBILE SERVICE AND LAND MOBILE SERVICE

Land Mobile Service - Related Ntia Spectrum Planning

Improving Spectrum Efficiency by Narrowbanding Land Mobile Channels

IMPROVING SPECTRUM EFFICIENCY AND MANAGEMENTFLEXIBILITY WITH LAND MOBILE SERVICE NATIONAL FREQUENCYALLOTMENT PLANS

Allocation Assets

CURRENT MOBILE SERVICE AND LAND MOBILE SERVICE USAGEAND FUTURE SPECTRUM REQUIREMENTS

Use of Bands in the 1705-3000 kHz Range.

Use of Bands in the 3-30 Mhz (HF) Range

Use of Bands in the 30-88 MHz Range

Use of Bands in the 138-150.8 MHz Range

Use of The 162-174 Mhz and 406.1-420 Mhz Bands

THE MULTI-AGENCY INTEGRATED WIRELESS NETWORK (IWN)

Use of Bands in the 225-399.9 MHz Range

Use of the 420-450 MHz Band

Use of the 902-928 MHz Ban

Use of the 960-1215 MHz Band

Use of the 1429-1435 MHz Band

Use of Bands in the 1435-1 525 MHz and the 1525-1 535 MHz Ranges

Use of the 1755-1850 MHz Band

Use of Bands in the 2290-2 700 MHz Range

Use of the 4400-4940 MHz Band

Use of the Bands in the 14.4-1 5.35 GHz Range

Use of the 25.25-2 7.5 GHz Band

FUTURE DODMOBILE SPECTRUM USAGE AND REQUIREMENTS

SPECTRUM REQUIREMENTS FOR AERONAUTICAL FLIGHT TESTTELEMETRY

SPECTRUM REQUIREMENTS FOR MEDICAL TELEMETRY

FEDERAL USE OF EXCLUSIVE NON-FEDERAL FREQUENCY BANDS

Federal Use of the Non-Federal 150.8-156.2475 Mhz and 157.1875-162.0125Mhz Bands

Federal use of the Non-Federal 450-4 70 MHz Band

ADDRESSING FUTURE MOBILE SERVICE SPECTRUM REQUIREMENTS

Spectrum Sharing

Network or Facilities Sharing

Use of Commercial Services

Land Mobile Service Requirements Summary

Satisfying Future Land Mobile Service Spectrum Requirements

AERONAUTICAL MOBILE SERVICE

CURRENT AERONAUTICAL MOBILE SERVICE SPECTRUM USE ANDFUTURE REQUIREMENTS

General

Spectrum Use and Future Requirements in the MF and HF Bands

Spectrum Use and Future Requirements in VHF Bands and in 960-1215MHz

Aeronautical Mobile Service Spectrum Use and Future Requirements of the225-399.9 MHz Band

Spectrum Use and Future Requirements of the 5000- 5030 and 5091-5150MHz Bands

AERONAUTICAL MOBILE SERVICE REQUIREMENTS - SUMMARY

MARITIME MOBILE SERVICE

Current Maritime Mobile Service Spectrum Use and SpectrumRequirements.

Current Use and Future Spectrum Requirements in the 300-3000 Khz (MF)Band

Current Use and Future Spectrum Requirements in the 3-30 MHz (HF)Bands

Use of the 30-300 MHz (VHF) Bands

MARITIME MOBILE REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY

MOBILE-SATELLITE SERVICE

MOBILE-SATELLITE SERVICE SPECTRUM USE AND FUTUREREQUIREMENTS

Mobile-Satellite Service Spectrum Use and Future Requirements in the UHFBands

Federal Mobile-Satellite Service Spectrum Use and Future Requirements inthe 3700- 4200 Mhz (4 Ghz), 5925-6425 Mhz (6 Ghz), 11.7-12.2 Ghz (12 Ghz),and 13.75-14.5 Ghz (14 Ghz) Non-Federal Bands

Mobile-Satellite Service Spectrum Use and Future Requirements in the 7250-8400 Mhz (7 And 8 Ghz) Bands

Mobile-Satellite Service Spectrum Use and Future Requirements in theBands above 20 GHz

Mobile-Satellite Service Use for Emergency Communications

Use of Commercial Mss Systems

MOBILE SATELLITE SERVICE REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY

AERONAUTICAL MOBILE-SATELLITE SERVICE

MARITIME-MOBILE SATELLITE SERVICE

FIXED-SATELLITE SERVICE

Current Fixed-Satellite Service Use

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SATELLITES OPERATING IN THE FIXEDSATELLITESERVICE

FEDERAL AGENCY USE OF COMMERCIAL FIXED-SATELLITESERVICE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS

IMPACT OF CHANGES IN THE COMMERCIAL SATELLITE INDUSTRYON PRESENT AND FUTURE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS

LACK OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ALLOCATIONS AND LICENSINGRIGHTS WHEN USING COMMERCIAL SATELLITES

FUTURE FIXED-SATELLITE SERVICE SPECTRUM REQUIREMENTS

Spectrum Allocated to the Federal Government

FIXED SERVICE

CURRENT NTIA STUDIES OF THE FIXED SERVICE

CURRENT FIXED SERVICE SPECTRUM USE AND FUTUREREQUIREMENTS

Introduction.

FIXED-SERVICE USE AND FUTURE SPECTRUM REQUIREMENTS INTHE BANDS BELOW 30MHZ

Use of Spectrum below 190 kHz

Use of Spectrum in the 3-30 Mhz (HF) Range

USE OF SPECTRUM IN THE 300 KHZ TO 3MHZ (MF) RANGE

Travelers Information Stations

FIXED SERVICE SPECTRUM USE AND FUTURE REQUIREMENTS IN THE30-1000MHZ SPECTRUM REGION

FIXED-SERVICE SPECTRUM USE AND FUTURE REQUIREMENTSIN 1-10 GHZ

FIXED SERVICE USE OF SPECTRUM IN 1700-1850MHZ

The 1700-1 710 Mhz Band

The 1710-1850 Mhz Region of the Spectrum

Transition of the 1710-1755 MHz Band to the Private Sector for AdvancedWireless Services

Use of The 4400-4940 Mhz Band

Use of the 5090-5150 Mhz Band

Use of the 7125-8500 MHz Band

FIXED-SERVICE SPECTRUM USE AND FUTURE REQUIREMENTSBANDS ABOVE 10 GHZ

USE OF UNLICENSED DEVICES FOR FIXED SERVICE APPLICATIONS

Network Facilities Sharing

SUMMARY- FIXED SERVICE

RADIODETERMINATION SERVICE AND RADIODETERMINATIONSATELLITESERVICES

RADIONAVIGATION SERVICE

CURRENT RADIONAVIGATION SERVICE USES AND FUTURESPECTRUM REQUIREMENTS

RADIONAVIGATION SERVICE SPECTRUM USE AND FUTUREREQUIREMENTS FOR THE SPECTRUM RANGE BELOW 535 KHZ

SUMMARY OF THE CURRENT AND FUTURE SPECTRUMREQUIREMENTS FOR THE RADIONAVIGATION SERVICE IN THESPECTRUM BELOW 535 KHZ

AERONAUTICAL RADIONAVIGATION SERVICE

Aeronautical Radionavigation Non-Directional Radiobeacons (NDBs)

RADIONAVIGATION SYSTEMS OPERATING IN THE VHF (30-300MHZAND UHF (300-3000MHZ) BANDS

VOR System and Spectrum Use

INSTRUMENT LANDING SYSTEMS (ILS) (MULTI-BAND)

SYSTEMS USING THE 960-1215MHZ BAND

SYSTEMS OPERATING ON 1030MHZ AND 1090MHZ

Air Traffic Control Radar Beacon System (ATCRBS)

TRAFFIC ALERT AND COLLISION AVOIDANCE SYSTEM (TCAS).

AUTOMATIC DEPENDENT SURVEILLANCE-BROADCAST (ADS-B) ANDTHE UNIVERSAL ACCESS TRANSCEIVER

MULTILATERATION SYSTEMS AND PRECISION RUNWAYMONITORING

SUMMARY OF THE SPECTRUM REQUIREMENTS OF THE 960-1215MHZ BAND

MARITIME RADIONAVIGATION SERVICE

Maritime Radionavigation Radiobeacons

Maritime Radionavigation Radars

Maritime Radar Transponder Beacons

Coast Guard Maritime Vessel Traffic Systems

RADIODETERMINATION-SATELLITE SERVICES

RADIONAVIGATION-SATELLITE SERVICE

Current Spectrum Use and Future Requirements of the RadionavigationSatellite Service

OTHER RADIONAVIGATION-SATELLITE SYSTEMS

TRENDS IN THE RADIONAVIGATION SERVICE AND THERADIONAVIGATION-SATELLITE SERVICE

FUTURE SPECTRUM REQUIREMENTS FOR THE RADIONAVIGATIONSATELLITESERVICE

RADIOLOCATION SERVICE

RADIOLOCATION SERVICE AND RADAR APPLICATIONS

RADIOLOCATION SERVICE USE AND FUTURE SPECTRUMREQUIREMENTS IN THE 3-30MHZ (HF) BAND

RADIOLOCATION SERVICE USE AND FUTURE SPECTRUMREQUIREMENTS IN THE 30-300MHZ (VHF) BAND

RADIOLOCATION SERVICE USE AND FUTURE SPECTRUMREQUIREMENTS IN THE 420-450MHZ BAND

Wind-Profiler Radars

RADIOLOCATION SERVICE USE AND FUTURE SPECTRUMREQUIREMENTS IN THE 902-928MHZ BAND

RADIOLOCATION SERVICE USE AND FUTURE SPECTRUMREQUIREMENTS IN THE 932-935MHZ AND 94 1-944MHZ BANDS

RADIOLOCATION SERVICE USE AND FUTURE SPECTRUMREQUIREMENTS IN THE 1215-1390MHZ BAND

AIR ROUTE SURVEILLANCE RADARS (ARSRS)

RADIOLOCATION SERVICE USE AND FUTURE SPECTRUMREQUIREMENTS IN THE 2-4 GHZ SPECTRUM RANGE

Airport Surveillance Radars (ASRs)

RADIOLOCATION SERVICE USAGE AND FUTURE SPECTRUMREQUIREMENTS IN THE 4-8 GHZ SPECTRUM RANGE

Airborne Radar Altimeters

THE 5000-5250MHZ BAND,MICROWAVE LANDING SYSTEMS(MLS), AND ASDE-XMICROWAVE LANDING SYSTEM (MLS)

Other Uses in the 4-8 GHz Range.

RADIOLOCATION SERVICE USE AND FUTURE SPECTRUMREQUIREMENTS IN THE 8.5-10.55 GHZ SPECTRUM RANGE.

Notes:

Description based upon print version of record.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

ISBN:

1-61324-604-8

OCLC:

847197803