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Regulatory Framework(s) for Facilitating New Spectrum Sharing Schemes Session IV: Validating and Regulating New Sharing Schemes 26 July 2012 Peter A. Tenhula Senior Advisor NTIA Presentation Overview Questions – Survey of U.S. and International Regulatory Efforts to Promote “Shared” Access to Spectrum Resources – Various Perspectives for “Regulatory” Frameworks • References, where available, listed on last slide. Key questions to consider: – What do we mean by “shared” access? – Are long-term visions becoming clouded by short-term reality? – What are the nearer-term opportunities and the regulatory challenges to them? – Are regulators trying to fit DSA round pegs into square holes of legacy regulatory models? – What is/are the missing ingredient(s) for effective co- existence model(s)? 2 Some Recent Regulatory Efforts to Promote “Shared” Access (overview) • U.S. Efforts – FCC: SDR, Cog. Radio, 2ndary Markets TVWS – FCC: Broadband Plan DSA Notice of Inquiry – President Obama’s Spectrum Memo NTIA Implementation – NTIA: “Redbook” Authorization of SDR, CR and DSA* • International Efforts (primarily in Europe) – U.K. OFCOM cog. devices in TVWS/interleaved bands, secondary trading initiative – EU Radio Spectrum Policy Group (RSPG) Cog. Radio and Spectrum Sharing Initiatives* – EU COST-TERRA Initiative – ITU-R/WRC-12 Agenda Item 1.19 on CRS and SDR – Industry Canada TVWS Consultation – Asia/Pacific Rim TVWS Trials (Singapore, Japan, Korea) 3 * Slightly deeper dive next 2 slides U.S.