Spectrum Planning & Management

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Spectrum Planning & Management is the combination of administrative, scientific and technical procedures necessary to ensure the efficient operation of radio network. Simply stated, spectrum planning & management is the overall process of regulating and administering use of the radio frequency spectrum. The goal of spectrum planning & management is to maximize spectrum efficiency and revenue generation with minimum OPEX. Rules and regulations, based on relevant legislation, form a regulatory and legal basis for the spectrum management process.

Who should attend?

This training is designed to address technical staff from policy makers, regulators, corporate executives and managers, i.e. middle- level managers, administrators and officials dealing with Spectrum Monitoring

Course Outcomes

Explaining Frequency & Standards
Exploring Spectrum and RF Planning and Robust NW
Discussing Frequency Economics & Turkish Frequency Tenders
Understanding its Effects on Market & Roadmap
Understanding spectrum pricing concepts in order to deal and discuss with regulatory office
Understanding the relationship between spectrum and revenue generation

Course Outline

MODULE 1

Frequency & Standards
Frequency Basics
What is frequency?
Main parameters
Frequency allocations
Standards review
Frequency allocations for systems
Propagation and FSLI
Interference
Modulation
Human safety

MODULE 2

Frequency & Standards Continued
Standards and emerging technologies
ITU organizations
ITU recs
Technologies utilizing the spectrum
Technology roadmap for emerging systems
Frequency allocation considerations for future use
ITU work group studies and structure for the forthcoming technologies

MODULE 3

Spectrum and RF
Planning and Robust NW
Spectrum planning and management
Spectrum Band Plan
Policies in Spectrum
Band Planning
New Spectrums Bands
Differences between Premium and Standard
Spectrum Related Technical Standards
Countries and multi vendors boarders Planning

MODULE 4

Spectrum and RF
Planning and Robust
NW Continued
Mobile NW overview
RF Engineering Basics
Mobile NW topology
Radio NW basics
Transport NW basics
Cellular system planning
Urban area coverage
Building penetration and rural Coverage considerations
Interference issue and overshooting

MODULE 5

Spectrum and RF
Planning and Robust NW Continued
Reframing of Spectrum
Basics of Reframing
Mobile radio communications systems
More robust GSM/GPRS voice systems and HSPA+/LTE in booms the data services
Latest advances in mobile broadband brought by UMTS, HSPA+, LTE, LTE-A, LTE_A Pro and 5GMODULE