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Webinar: National Approaches to Spectrum Sharing (17 June)

Spectrum sharing has seen intense policy activity in recent years and is unusual because approaches tend to be more country-specific than in most areas of spectrum policy. In this spectrum sharing webinar we examine some of those national approaches with a panel of expert speakers: Martha Suarez, President of the Dynamic Spectrum Alliance Philip Marnick, Ofcom Spectrum Group Director, UK Dave Wright, President of the CBRS Alliance, USA Jameson Dempsey,…
| Dugie Standeford
Spectrum sharing has seen intense policy activity in recent years and is unusual because approaches tend to be more country-specific than in most areas of spectrum policy. In this spectrum sharing webinar we examine some of those national approaches with a panel of expert speakers:
  • Martha Suarez, President of the Dynamic Spectrum Alliance
  • Philip Marnick, Ofcom Spectrum Group Director, UK
  • Dave Wright, President of the CBRS Alliance, USA
  • Jameson Dempsey, Government Affairs Counsel, Loon, USA
  • Patrick Van Niftrik, EMEA Satellite Operator's Association
  The webinar will focus on three key topics:
  • The Citizens Broadband Radio Service in 3.5 GHz This is launching in the US, but could it work elsewhere?
  • UK: Sharing in existing mobile bands Ofcom is taking a unique approach, sharing in several mobile bands: 3.8-4.2 MHz, 1800 MHz and 2300 MHz, and part of 26 GHz. Why have they chosen this policy?
  • Sharing in the mmWave bands. As  mmWave is released for 5G regulators are debating how best to share these low-propagation bands, both with other terrestrial operators and HAPS companies like Loon.
  The National approaches to Spectrum Sharing webinar starts at 3 pm BST (4 pm CET; 10 am EDT) on Wed 17 June. Register here! We will be holding a further webinar to discuss spectrum sharing in 6 GHz on July 15. More details on that to follow.
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