ITU Regional Forum for Arab Region: IMT Systems Technology, Evolution and Implementation Tunisia, Tunis, 7-9 May Report and Future Perspective

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ITU Regional Forum for Arab Region: IMT Systems Technology, Evolution and Implementation Tunisia, Tunis, 7-9 May 2013 Report and Future Perspective Said ALJANE Said.aljane@topnet.tn 1 AGENDA Analysis-Internet Market Spectrum for IMT 2 1

Mobile Telecom Operators 2010 2 Telecom Operators 3 Telecom Operators Tunisie Telecom Tunisiana Tunisie Telecom Tunisiana Orange Each mobile operator uses frequencies in : 900 Mhz band 1800 Mhz band 2100 Mhz band 3 3G Telecom Operators June 2010 August 2011 July 2012 First 3G Operator Two 3G Operators Three 3G Operators Orange Orange Tunisie Telecom Orange Tunisie Telecom Tunisiana 4 2

Analysis-Internet Market 2009-2012 5 Internet Market suscriber ADSL 3G 700,000 600,000 500,000 413,958 543,290 604,102 512,385 600,000 500,000 557,148 400,000 400,000 300,000 Adsl 300,000 254,145 3G 200,000 200,000 92,759 100,000 100,000 0 2009 2010 2011 2012 0 2009 2010 2011 2012 Source :INT Graphic 1: Evolution of the ADSL and 3G market 6 3

Internet Market subscriber 700,000 600,000 543,290 604,102 512,385 557,148 500,000 413,958 400,000 300,000 254,145 Adsl 3G 200,000 100,000 92,759 0 2009 2010 2011 2012 Source :INT Graphic 2: ADSL Vs 3G (INT) 7 Internet Market subscriber 1,200,000 1,000,000 800,000 600,000 Fixed and mobile internet market 1,069,533 858,247 636,049 413,958 400,000 200,000 0 2009 2010 2011 2012 Source :INT Graphic 3: Evolution of the internet market (fixed and mobile) 8 4

Internet Market Broadband internet penetration rate source :INT International BandwidthUse Mbit/s 70,000 60,000 66,741 Mbit/s 0.065 0.060 0.062 50,000 40,000 30,000 20,000 15,391 30,502 44,709 0.055 0.050 0.045 0.048 0.052 10,000 0 Dec-2009 Dec-2010 Dec-2011 0.040 0.035 0.037 Dec-2012 0.030 Dec-2009 Dec-2010 Dec-2011 Dec-2012 Total consumption of the market Source: ATI Conso./ subscriber N.B All ISP are using the caching system which Is giving a saving (economy) of IBW as 25% The international traffic carried through national network to attend the international network should be increased by 25% The national traffic is estimated at 5% of the international traffic. Example : for December 2012 the traffic carried through national network is estimated to : 86800 Mbit/s 10 5

Internet Market analysis The penetration of 3G technology get two categories of consequences concerning: Market : The technology of the 3G is cannibalizing the ADSL: The evolution during the last three years shows a clear regression of the market of the ADSL against a fast one of the 3G. The outdoor is getting the upper hand compared with the indoor. Consumer Behavior: Customers are changing behavior, the market is now fairly shared. The use of internet is increasing what affects consumption per subscriber of band width is also increasing. Data traffic is increasing more needs in mobility More bandwidth More spectrum 11 Growing demand for bandwidth In addition to increasing bandwidth demand for fixed, changes in the mobile data market also requires an increase in bandwidth capacity as illustrated below: Mobile Internet (Smartphone) Accelerating Smartphone penetration Mass marketing of mobile Internet use Ecosystems for mobile content reaching maturity Mobile Broad band Increased penetration of mobile broadband Large -range devices (game consoles, e-book readers...) Mobile data & adjacent services Considerable potential for new mobile data services such as M2M ( telematic car, converter, fleet management, payment devices, security...) Emerging mobile data in adjacent industries (mobile e-health, mobile advertising...) 12 6

Growing demand for bandwidth The evolution of the volume of traffic consumed by mobile terminal necessarily entails a reassessment of spectrum requirements necessary to route the traffic. increasing the volume of traffic on a communications network may be absorbed either by : the densification of the network, increasing the spectral width allocated to the operators. 13 Spectrum for IMT 7

IMT Frequency Bands The calculations developed the spectrum bandwidth requirements ranging from 1280 MHz to 1720 MHz (that represented a lower and higher market). The following frequency bands are currently identified for IMT in all three ITU Regions: 450 470 MHz; 2110 2200 MHz; 790 960 MHz; 2300 2400 MHz; 1710 2025 MHz 2500 2690 MHz Additional frequency bands identified for IMT on Regional or National basis: 698-790 MHz (Region 2 and some countries of Region1 (WRC-12)) 610 790 MHz (9 countries in Region 3: Bangladesh, China, Rep. of Korea, India, Japan, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Philippines and Singapore.) 3400 3600 MHz (Over 80 Administrations in Region 1 plus 9 in Region 3 including India, China, Japan and Rep. of Korea). Frequency bands identified for IMT Recommendation ITU R M. 1036-7 450-470 20 Mhz 698-960 262 Mhz 1710-2025 315 Mhz 2110-2200 90 Mhz 2300-2400 100 Mhz 2500-2690 190 Mhz 3400-3600 200 Mhz Total 1177 Mhz 16 8

Mobile Frequency Characteristics 1 GHz Better coverage Better penetration Improved capacity 800 MHz 900 MHz 1.8 GHz 2.1 GHz 2.6 GHz 3.4 3.8 GHz 17 Use of different band In order to totalize the necessary band width for IMT implementation, regulator should take necessary arrangement et choose the adapted band width as identified by ITU recommendation 450-470 MHz The size of the band may limit the capacity and service bit-rate of the IMT network This band will not be implemented in most European (CEPT) countries in case of Tunisia this band is used and will not concerned by IMT 700 MHz 698 790 MHz second digital dividend 800 MHz 790-862 MHz first digital dividend grow the technical developments in matters of signal compression MPEG4 (H264),HEVC (H265) standard DVB-T2 and modulations technique to provide capacity and quality Review the plan of Genève 06 by elimination of channels 49-60 Broadcasting Plan only in channels 21-48 commit the necessary coordination with neighboring countries the release of the bands DD2 will generate for Tunisia about 90 Mhz grow the technical developments in matters of signal compression MPEG4 (H264),HEVC (H265), standard DVB-T2 and modulations to provide capacity and quality Review the plan of Genève 06 by elimination of channels 61-69 commit the necessary coordination with neighboring countries the release of the bands DD1 and DD2 will generate for Tunisia about 168 MHz 18 9

Use of different band 1800 Mhz Availability of network equipment and mobile devices Several mobile operators exploit commercially the 1800 Mhz band for LTE. The 1800 Mhz band may be an additional resource for other candidate bands The deployment of LTE in the 1800 MHz band with a historical GSM operator may rely on reuse of sites and antenna systems already deployed in the GSM, which could be expected to facilitate and accelerate the development of an LTE coverage Possiibility of Converting 1800 MHz band from 2G to 4G For Tunisia the use rate of this band is 60 % of total capacity, 30 Mhz is available for future IMT 2110 2200 MHz The use rate of the band is 75% of total capacity. There are a free capacity of 15 MHz which can be available for operators,in order to develop their infrastructure and improve the quality of service. No availability for future IMT in this band 19 Use of different band 2300 2400 Mhz This band is used for fixed services Release the frequency band used by customers through financing the new infrastructure in the new frequency band No availability of spectrum for IMT in this band 2500 2690 Mhz This band is used for fixed services Release the frequency band used by customers through financing the new infrastructure in the new frequency band No availability of spectrum for IMT in this band 3400 3600 Mhz Allowed for Wimax The operators can convert it to IMT 20 10

Eventually Candidates bands for IMT case of Tunisia 450-470 0 Mhz 698-862 168 Mhz 1710-1885 30 Mhz 2110-2200 0 Mhz 2300-2400 0 Mhz 2500-2690 0 Mhz 3400-3600 200 Mhz Total 398 Mhz 21 Conclusion: Spectrum Requirements Mobile Data traffic volume has in recent years increased exponentially due to the use of advanced multimedia devices, such as smart phones, tablets, and related applications. It is clear that the overall amount of spectrum currently identified for IMT will probably not satisfy the needs 22 11