Policy on Intellectual Property Right (IPR)
Series of ITU-R Reports
Chapter 1
1 Introduction
2 National long-term planning process
2.1 Spectrum requirements definition
2.2 Spectrum availability
2.3 Spectrum planning options
2.4 Spectrum planning implementation
2.5 The iterative process
3 The management or administrative body
Annex 1 to Chapter 1 Influencing factors
Annex 2 to Chapter 1 Methodology of the long-term spectrum management plan
development
Chapter 2
1 Introduction
2 The consultative approach
2.1 Inquiry into future spectrum/service requirements
2.2 Interaction among/with representative groups
2.3 Analysis of usage trends
2.4 Example
3 The analytical approach
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Steps for the analytical approach development
3.3 The use of the analytical technique in the long-term spectrum
requirements planning process
Chapter 3
1 Identification of long-term spectrum management objectives
2 Evaluation of current spectrum management process
3 Transition procedures
3.1 Encourage effective spectrum utilization
3.1.1 Effective use of new technologies to improve the
reuse of frequencies
3.1.2 Channel splitting
3.1.3 Spectrum redeployment
3.1.4 Service overlay and frequency band sharing
3.1.5 Shared radio systems
3.1.6 Use of the unused spectrum
3.1.7 Use of wireline distribution networks as a supplement
3.2 Enhance spectrum use flexibility
3.3 Maximize the social and economic benefits that can be achieved
by
3.4 Ensure that the spectrum is used in all regions of the country
where it is needed
3.5 Build a skilled work force and develop proper spectrum
engineering tools
Annex 1 to Chapter 3 Example on evaluation procedures of spectrum
utilization efficiency in Korea (Rep. of)
1 Background
2 The process of the evaluation
3 Actual evaluation cases
4 Countermeasures and expected effects according to evaluation results