ITU-R Handbook on Global Trends in IMT

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2 Dr. Bienvenu AGBOKPONTO SOGLO Gov t Affairs Director, West and Central Africa ITU-R Handbook on Global Trends in IMT ATU Workshop on Implementation of WRC-15 Outcomes and Capacity Building on Development of National Broadband Plans, Cotonou, April

3 1 Brief Introduction to Qualcomm 2 Handbook on Global Trends in IMT 3 Conclusion and Recommendations Agenda 3

4 30 # 1 # 1 years of driving the evolution of wireless fabless semiconductor company in wireless semiconductors Source: Qualcomm Incorporated data. Currently, Qualcomm semiconductors are products of Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. or its subsidiaries 4

5 Qualcomm Business Model Invent Passionately engineering new technologies Share Proliferating with licensing and chipsets Collaborate Supporting implementation across the ecosystem 5

6 Developers Incorporate custom capabilities in hardware and software Carriers Align with specific cultural or geographic requirements Manufacturers Collaborate to drive technology evolution and growth NGOs & Governments Create policies and regulations to drive standardization across the industry 6

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8 Handbook on Global Trends in IMT¹ Purpose and Scope This Handbook identifies International Mobile Telecommunications (IMT) and provides the general information such as service requirements, application trends, system characteristics, and substantive information on spectrum, regulatory issues, guideline for the evolution and migration, and core network evolution on IMT. Provides general guidance to ITU Members, network operators and other relevant parties on issues related to the deployment of IMT systems to facilitate decisions on selection of options and strategies for introduction of their IMT-2000 and IMT-Advanced networks A collaborative effort involving groups in the three ITU Sectors with WP 5D assuming the lead and coordinating role and responsible for developing text for the terrestrial aspects Special attention has been given to the needs of developing countries responding to the first part of Question ITU-R 77/5 This Handbook also includes summary of deliverables and on-going activities of WP 5D in order to provide an update for countries which are not able to attend WP 5D meetings. ¹ 8

9 Handbook on Global Trends in IMT IMT system characteristics, technologies and standards IMT-2000, third generation mobile systems started service around the year 2000, and provides access by means of one or more radio links to a wide range of telecommunication services including advanced mobile services, supported by fixed networks (e.g. PSTN/Internet), which are increasingly packet-based, and other services specific to mobile International Mobile Telecommunications Advanced (IMT-Advanced) is a mobile system that includes the new capabilities of IMT that go beyond those of IMT IMT-Advanced systems provide enhanced peak data rates to support advanced services and applications (100 Mbit/s for high and 1 Gbit/s for low mobility were established as targets for research) Objectives on IMT are summarized from the view point of multiple perspectives: End User, Content provider, Service provider, Network operator, Manufacturer/ Application Developer Techniques to facilitate roaming 9

10 Handbook on Global Trends in IMT IMT system characteristics, technologies and standards : Network Configurations RNS I ub CN I u I ur RNS RNC RNC I ub I ub I ub Node B Node B Node B Node B I u enodeb MME S1-c S1-u 2 2 S-G W S1-c Core network S1-u S1-u enodeb S-GW S1-c 2 MME S1-c S1-u enodeb UE IMT UTRAN architecture M IMT-Advanced : Radio-access network interfaces 10

11 Handbook on Global Trends in IMT IMT Spectrum Described the International Spectrum identified for IMT in the Radio Regulations (RR) Frequency arrangements for IMT: Recommendation ITU-R M.1036 Methods to estimate spectrum requirement for IMT Regulatory Issues Institutional aspects and arrangements Transparency and stakeholder involvement Market knowledge Spectrum licensing: IMT licensing considerations; IMT licensing principles and methods IMT spectrum clearing (including refarming) guidelines Global circulation of terminals, Unwanted emissions 11

12 Handbook on Global Trends in IMT Steps to consider in the deployment of IMT System Key issues and questions to be considered prior to IMT network deployment Migration of existing wireless systems to IMT Choice of technology in the identified IMT bands Deployment planning Criteria leading to technology decisions Spectrum implications, Channelization and Bandwidth considerations Importance of multi-mode/multi-band Solutions Technology development path Backhaul Considerations Technology Neutrality 12

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14 Handbook on Global Trends in IMT Conclusion and Recommendations IMT is becoming the primary medium for the delivery of Broadband in developing countries by 2016, over 80% of broadband is expected to be mobile Recommend the assignment of contiguous, broader and harmonized frequency bands which are aligned with future technology development In order to meet capacity and service demands and provide better user experience, integration of multiple radio access technologies e.g. 2G/3G/4G would help seamlessly integrate the new spectrum bands, existing licensed bands, and unlicensed bands Recommend to provide adequate backhaul capacity with sufficient end-to end performance to meet the desired user quality of experience (QoE) everywhere for the provision of mobile broadband Technology neutral approach in developing policies and regulations for the wireless communications sector is necessary to support the continued and robust growth of mobile broadband In order to ensure that regulatory and policy decisions are made in the best interest of all, an open and public decision-making process should be used For more information please refer to the ITU-R Handbook on Global Trends in IMT: 14

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