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Scenario-based Regulatory Requirements for Cognitive Radio
Boekbijdrage - Boekhoofdstuk Conferentiebijdrage
There still remain some uncertainties about cognitive
radio (CR) that slow down the implementation of CR
technologies. The obscurity of the required regulatory actions
prior to CR adoption is one of the reasons why the industry is
still hesitant in moving forward. Vice versa, regulators are
waiting for industry to bring forward relevant (business)
scenarios in which CR could be used. This way, appropriate
regulatory measures could be taken for each of these scenarios.
In order to break this deadlock, this paper proposes a
classification of distinct scenarios in which CR would be of use,
based on three theoretic business parameters. For the resulting
scenarios, this paper will identify the roadblocks that hamper CR
implementation, making it possible to indicate matching
regulatory actions that could solve the issues. As will become
clear from this paper, distinct scenarios require distinct
regulatory measures, of distinct nature (technical, administrative,
support, research), taken by regulatory instances on various
levels (e.g. national administrations, international
administrations, standardization bodies).
radio (CR) that slow down the implementation of CR
technologies. The obscurity of the required regulatory actions
prior to CR adoption is one of the reasons why the industry is
still hesitant in moving forward. Vice versa, regulators are
waiting for industry to bring forward relevant (business)
scenarios in which CR could be used. This way, appropriate
regulatory measures could be taken for each of these scenarios.
In order to break this deadlock, this paper proposes a
classification of distinct scenarios in which CR would be of use,
based on three theoretic business parameters. For the resulting
scenarios, this paper will identify the roadblocks that hamper CR
implementation, making it possible to indicate matching
regulatory actions that could solve the issues. As will become
clear from this paper, distinct scenarios require distinct
regulatory measures, of distinct nature (technical, administrative,
support, research), taken by regulatory instances on various
levels (e.g. national administrations, international
administrations, standardization bodies).
Boek: PIMRC 2011, 22nd Annual IEEE International Symposium on Personal, Indoor and Mobile Radio Communications
Pagina's: 2320-2324
ISBN:978-1-4577-1347-7
Jaar van publicatie:2011
Trefwoorden:cognitive radio, radio regulations, spectrum sharing, spectrum trading, business scenario, unlicensed spectrum, classification