by Cameron Hill
In the previous discussion of regulator approaches to measuring QoS, one clear theme is a reliance on reported data from mobile network operators and third-party data collectors. This research note takes a deeper dive into how data is collected by third parties Read more...
by Laura Sear
Keeping track of operators' coverage and QoS is an increasingly important task for regulators worldwide. This research note benchmarks the measurement approaches of the FCC in the US, ACMA in Australia and the MIC in Japan. Read more...
by Cameron Hill
This research note compares how the UK, France and Germany measure and present mobile coverage and quality of service, focusing on the consumer-facing tools and datasets each regulator has developed. Read more...
by Laura Sear
This dossier focuses on how regulators worldwide monitor the coverage and service quality provided by mobile network operators (MNOs). Read more...
by Laura Sear
Besides 19 agenda items, WRC-27 will also decide on some regulatory items and discuss the agenda items for WRC-31. Read more...
by Laura Sear
This research explores the evolving policy landscape, captures the most recent regional viewpoints and controversies, and assesses the implications for the future of scientific spectrum access at WRC-27. Read more...
by Dugie Standeford
From around 2008 to 2013, several spectrum administrations around the world chose the combinatorial clock auction (CCA) format to allocate spectrum. Fast forward just a few years, and the CCA seems to have fallen out of favour. Why? Read more...
by Laura Sear
Geopolitical instability and advances in digital warfare have significantly increased the defence sector’s demand for radio spectrum. Read more...
by Laura Sear
Sharing spectrum between defence users and the public is challenging, but with the need for spectrum growing for both military as well as civil use, sharing bands might be the only way forward in some countries. This research note discusses several sharing initiatives already in place. Read more...
by Camilla Mina
With GNSS (global navigation satellite system) interference on the rise, international bodies are scrambling to establish preventative rules. Read more...