Introduction to Mobile Spectrum Management
Introduction to Mobile Spectrum Management
Published 01/2023
Duration: 57:36 | .MP4 1280x720, 30 fps(r) | AAC, 44100 Hz, 2ch | 395 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English
Published 01/2023
Duration: 57:36 | .MP4 1280x720, 30 fps(r) | AAC, 44100 Hz, 2ch | 395 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English
Radiofrequency Spectrum Management and Governance on regional and global level
What you'll learn
Basic Understanding of Radio Spectrum Management
The Role of National & International Standards groups in Spectrum Management
The Challenges Faces Governments & Standards bodies when Managing Radio Spectrum
How To Handle Data Growth
Industry Recommendations to Add More Capacity
Requirements
No special prerequisite
Description
Spectrum Management is the governing process of radiofrequency spectrum. Unlike many people might think, the radiofrequency spectrum is a scarce 'public' resource that is managed by governments just like any other natural resources, for example oil or gas. The objective of this course is to increase awareness among the public on the importance of spectrum management, whether is good or bad could have a thriving or devastating socio-economically impact on countries. This course is based on GSMA official reports it offers a general introduction to mobile spectrum, how do standard bodies, regional and national regulatorily institutions manage and allocate spectrum. The aim to drive major long-term progress in managing spectrum in a global level to unify and regulate services which will serve better the end consumer in a connected world. This course also describes the key challenges faced managing the radio spectrum, for example the challenge posed by rapidly growing data usage. This course offers recommendations and solutions to these challenges based on actual field experience by the Author with real-life examples in North America. The role of governments and standard bodies globally and nationally has also been discussed. The course touches on the key role played by service providers and operators. This course does not require to have a technical background.
Who this course is for:
Entry level students or professionals who are interested in understanding how governments and regulators manages one of the scarcest resources which is Radio Spectrum
More Info