2005年IU亚太地区监测业务培训-教材1.pptVIP

Radio Spectrum Management in China Hu Wei Staff Member Radio Regulatory Department , Ministry of Information Industry, P.R.China Contents General Views Regulatory Organization Laws and Regulations Frequency Planning Conclusion General Views Today IT industry is becoming a key sector in national economy The importance of radio spectrum as a limited nature resource is recognized by the whole society The key roles of radio regulation is to allocate the spectrum resources rationally and to keep the order of radio waves in the air Main Players in the Telecom Market Two mobile service providers ? China Mobile ? China Unicom Two fixed service providers ? China Telecom ? China Netcom One Satellite service provider –China Satcom One New entrant—China Railcom Progress of China’s InformationIndustry in 2004 ■The added value of national information industry 950 billion RMB ■Contribution to GDP:7.5% ? Electronic information product manufacturing industry added value: 565 billion RMB sales revenue: 2650 billion RMB export volume: 200 billion USD ?Telecom Sector added value: 380 billion RMB penetration rate of fixed mobile subscriber: nearly 50% Telecom User Development in China Comparison of Mobile and Fixed-line Subscriber Development (source MII website) Telecom Revenue by Various Radio Services in 2005 (source: PPTN) Comparison of GSM CDMA in China (unit million, source from website, by Apri,2004) Organization Radio spectrum management at the national level(RRD) Operational offices in the local area Laws and Regulations The legal system which govern the radio spectrum management practice Laws and Regulations Supporting the National Radio Spectrum Management Frequency Planning To support the important government activities To support the sustainable development of the national economy To increase the people’