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CSMAC Spectrum Sharing Sub-Committee

CSMAC Spectrum Sharing Sub-Committee. Discussion Materials. This material is preliminary and for discussion purposes only. None of the material here is a final recommendation or conclusion from the sub-committee. The Questions.

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CSMAC Spectrum Sharing Sub-Committee

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  1. CSMAC Spectrum Sharing Sub-Committee Discussion Materials This material is preliminary and for discussion purposes only. None of the material here is a final recommendation or conclusion from the sub-committee.

  2. The Questions First question we have chosen to work on: (Question 4d in original NTIA list) “How do we setup sharing arrangements, when the primary service may continue or has the right to continue to evolve?” Secondary or follow-on question: (Question 4a in original NTIA list) “What kinds of sharing are workable for the industry in the long term?” More Specifically: What kinds of sharing arrangements would the industry consider as workable as part of the 500MHz plan. • Method: • List and be mindful of requirements of incumbents and new entrants • Identify how incumbent use changes impact geo-location and/or sensing based approaches to spectrum sharing and how such use changes could be accommodated. • Rank incumbent use changes from easiest to most difficult to accommodate. • NOTE: • We do NOT expect to recommend a one size fits all spectrum sharing technique or policy that allows total flexibility of incumbents to change doing anything they want and still makes the band attractive to industry at large as part of the 500MHz plan. • Developing specific sharing systems would be done on a band and entrant specific basis.

  3. List of incumbent use changes with preliminary evaluation of ability to accommodate (3 most difficult)

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