CEPT Workshop on New Spectrum Solutions for Industry Sectors
Scandic Hotel, Copenhagen - 2-3 May 2019
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Background
Technology advances may have an impact on the way the spectrum is managed. This may for example include the advent of new applications and new radio network features, e.g. super-low network latency provisions, mission critical application support, much higher radio network capacities, high degree of flexibility to organise networks (e.g. ‘slicing’), new tools enabling the sharing of spectrum.
To identify relevant issues and which of them fall within the remit of ECC, the workshop should discuss sectoral market needs and their main related issues in this context. The focus lies on spectrum solutions as well as the challenges with the above disruptive technologies and services.
Sectors to be addressed include transportation, M2M/IoT, industrial automation, PPDR, smart homes, smart grids, healthcare and media/entertainment.
The aim of the workshop is to attempt to predict identifiable spectrum requirements to fulfil upcoming communications needs of industry sectors.
The event will be staged over four sessions within the two days of the event:
Session 1 – Identify the future demands of industry sectors - hosted by Michael Sharpe (Director Spectrum and Equipment Regulation, ETSI). The aim is for several sectors to set out their view of communications requirements.
Session 2 – Identify the spectrum opportunities available under present regulatory regimes (focussing on 5GNR/ mmWave / 60 GHz) and looking ahead to alternative regimes where enhanced equipment techniques such as Network Slicing / Cognitive sharing and access protocols allow for de-segmentation of spectrum. A session hosted by Thomas Weilacher (WGFM Chair)
Session 3 – The view of administrations – hosted by Steve Green (ECC PT1 Chair)
Session 4 – Follow-up actions - hosted by Chris Woolford (ECC Chair)
Workshop presentations
The presentations from the workshop can be downloaded here.
An article from the August 2019 ECC Newsletter presenting an overview of the workshop is available here.
Workshop programme
Full PDF version including speaker bios
Session
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Organisation
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Speaker name
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Day 1: Thursday 2 May
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Opening remarks – 9:00-9:15
Chris Woolford (ECC Chair)
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1. Future demands of industry sectors (sectoral representatives) - 9:15-12:30 including 30 mins break
Chair: Michael Sharpe (ETSI)
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1.1. Transportation
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1.1.1. Road ITS
- Network safety/functionality/automation
- Real time journey information (API)
- Passenger connectivity
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5GAA
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Reza Karimi
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ETSI/Car-2-Car
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Niels Peter Skov Andersen
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1.1.2. Rail communications
- Network safety/functionality/automation
- Real time journey information (API)
- Passenger connectivity
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ERA
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Thomas Chatelet
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UITP
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Yves Amsler
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1.1.3. Maritime transport
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Kongsberg Seatex
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David Hagen
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1.1.4. Aviation
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SITA/SITAONAIR
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Karim Jaser
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1.2. Telemetry and automation
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1.2.1. Industrial automation
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m3connect
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Stefan Wimmer
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1.2.2. Smart cities (including low power low throughput networks)
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University of Bristol
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Mark Beach
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1.2.3. Smart grids
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EUTC
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Julian Stafford
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1.2.4. Healthcare
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Medtronic
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Saad Mezzour
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1.3. Consumer applications
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1.3.1. Media/entertainment (including PMSE)
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EBU
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Darko Ratkaj
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APWPT
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Alan March
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1.3.2. Smart homes
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DECT Forum
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Daniel Hartnett
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1.4. Government and citizens
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1.4.1. PPDR (including video)
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TCCA
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Barbara Held
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PSCE/PSRG
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Manfred Blaha
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2. Spectrum solutions (representatives from CEPT, operators, vendors) - 13:30-17:00 including 30 mins break
Chair: Thomas Weilacher (WGFM Chair)
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2.1. General authorisation and spectrum sharing (see ECC Report 132)
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2.1.1. Licence exempt (including mmWave)
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Wi-Fi Alliance
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Detlef Fuerher
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2.1.2. LAA
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Qualcomm
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Luigi Ardito
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2.1.3. Cognitive radio
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Microsoft
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Scott Blue
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Fairspectrum
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Heikki Kokkinen
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2.1.4. SRD data networks
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LPRA
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Simon Dunkley
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2.2. Cellular bands/networks
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GSMA
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Andy Hudson
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GSA
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Sverker Magnusson
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2.3. Satellite solutions
- M2M solutions
- Backhauling
- Mobility
- Hybrid solutions
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Airbus/PT FM 44
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Thomas Schmidt
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ESOA
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Cécil Ameil
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2.4. Evolution of policies for Gigabit society
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Intel
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Christoph Legutko
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Day 2: Friday 3 May
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3. How can administrations best balance the spectrum opportunities with the identified requirements? (representatives from administrations and verticals) - 9:00-12:30 including 30 mins break
Chair: Steve Green (ECC PT1 Chair)
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3.1. Administrations
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ITU BR
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David Botha
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Netherlands
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Henk Verkerk
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France
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Vincent Durepaire
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Finland
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Heidi Himmanen
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Portugal
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Miguel Capela
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Czech Republic
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Pavel Šístek
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Germany
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Daniel Bielefeld
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UK
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Heli Frosterus |
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3.2. Verticals
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ETSI
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Michael Sharpe
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Digital Europe
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Ulrich Rehfuess
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4. Follow up actions - 12:30-13:00
Chair: Chris Woolford (ECC Chair)
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Close of workshop: 13:00 followed by lunch
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Updated: 21 September 2022, 10:05
