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IMT-2000 Seminar Seoul, September 2000

IMT-2000 Seminar Seoul, September 2000. Review on WRC and Future work in ITU-R WP8F. Kyu-Jin WEE ITU-R WP8F Vice Chairman Radio Research Lab. MIC kjwee@cc.rrl.go.kr. Content. History - the development of IMT-2000 Review of WRC-2000

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IMT-2000 Seminar Seoul, September 2000

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  1. IMT-2000 SeminarSeoul, September 2000 Review on WRC and Future work in ITU-R WP8F Kyu-Jin WEE ITU-R WP8F Vice Chairman Radio Research Lab. MIC kjwee@cc.rrl.go.kr

  2. Content • History - the development of IMT-2000 • Review of WRC-2000 • Future - IMT and Systems beyond (ITU-R Working Party 8F)

  3. Vision Framework Requirements WARC-92 Vision and early work 1985 1990 1995

  4. Vision and early work • Concepts & Principles • Objectives • Satellite & Terrestrial • Spectrum requirements • IMT is a global and an ITU vision • Engages all industry sectors / bodies • Developing and developed • Global partnership • Global ‘buy in’

  5. Framework & Requirement • Framework • Services • Network Architecture • Satellite • Modularity • Requirement • Minimum Performance capabilities for radio • Spectrum considerations • Speech and data performance requirements

  6. WARC-92 • WARC-92, 230 MHz, 1885-2025 & 2110-2220 MHz • ‘.. identified for those admins wishing to implement IMT-2000 …’ • ‘.. from year 2000 onwards subject to market considerations …’

  7. WARC-92 ITU Radio Regulations and Subsequent spectrum ultilisation arrangements / intentions MSS 1985 PHS IMT-2000 IMT-2000 MSS JAPAN GSM1800 DECT IMT-2000 MSS IMT-2000 MSS EUROPE PCS MSS MDS MSS A D B E F C A D B E F C USA IMT-2000 MSS IMT-2000 MSS ITU/RR 1800 1900 2000 2100 2200 MHz WARC-92 Bands

  8. Specifications Licencing Service roll out Vision to reality 1999 2000 2001

  9. Licensing • Many countries are either licensing or consulting • Finland, Spain, Japan, UK, Rep.of Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, New Zealand, Netherlands, Germany, Sweden, Australia, South Africa, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Poland, Belgium, France, Italy, Austria, Czech, Denmark, Ireland, Norway, Portugal, Slovenia, Switzerland, etc, etc,

  10. Summary - The Past • 1990 - developed spectrum reqt for IMT-2000 • 1992 - WARC 92 identified 230 MHz for IMT-2000 in Radio Regs through a footnote • Promoted the IMT-2000 concept while people were still busy trying to get 2G working and successful • Defined vision; concept, principles, framework and requirements • Turned this into reality and specifications; evaluation, consensus building, key characteristics, specifications

  11. Summary - The Past • Provided global framework / timescales • Links spectrum / licensing / radio interface specifications • Global from the outset • Excellent working arrangements with the Global Partnerships and external organisations - referencing within Framework Rec’s • Global ‘buy in’

  12. Review of WRC2000 on IMT-2000 • Identification of Additional TerrestrialIMT-2000 frequency - Below 1GHz : WRC2000 Resolution[COM5/25], footnoteS5.XXX - above 1GHz :WRC2000 Resolution[COM5/24], footnote S5.AAA - Region 1: 862 ~ 960MHz, 1710 ~1885 MHz, 2500 ~ 2690 MHz- Region 2: 806 ~ 960MHz*, 1710 ~ 1885 MHz, 2500 ~ 2690 MHz - Region 3: 806 ~ 960MHz, 1710 ~ 1885 MHz, 2500 ~ 2690 MHz • Identification of Additional Satellite IMT-2000 frequency - WRC2000 Res.[COM5/26], footnote:S5.SSS - Worldwide: 1525 ~ 1544MHz, 1545 ~ 1559MHz, 1610 ~ 1626.5MHz,1626.5 ~ 1645.5MHz, 1646.5 ~ 1660.5MHz, 2483.5~ 2500MHz, 2500 ~ 2520MHz**, 2670 ~ 2690MHz*** In USA 698~960MHz** Possible for terrestrial in the long term

  13. Review of WRC2000 on IMT-2000(II)

  14. Review of WRC2000on IMT-2000(III) • Items to be studied(Annex 1 of COM5/24) • sharing implications and possibilities; • harmonized frequency arrangements, taking into account the need to facilitate the evolution of current mobile systems to IMT-2000; • means to facilitate global roaming across different regional band usage; • spectrum demand predictions related to traffic density and timing; • planning tools for adaptation of mobile radiocommunication technologies for the needs of developing countries; • maintaining a database of national studies and decisions on selection of spectrum for IMT-2000; • study of the provision of a fixed wireless access interface using IMT-2000 technologies.

  15. Review of WRC2000on IMT-2000(IV) • RES. COM5/13; IMT HAPS • to complete, as a matter of urgency, additional regulatory, operational and technical studies on sharing criteria for HAPS with other systems in the bands 1 885-1 980 MHz, 2 010-2 025 MHz and 2 110-2 170 MHz in Regions 1 and 3 and 1 885-1 980 MHz and 2 110-2 160 in Region 2, and in adjacent bands, so as to allow revision of the values in resolves 1; • to develop appropriate regulatory and technical provisions to allow the coordination mentioned in resolves 4; • to report on the results of these studies in time for consideration by WRC-03.

  16. IMT & Systems BeyondITU-R Working Party 8F Stephen Blust (WP8F Chairman) …... • " WP8F, replacing TG 8/1, is the global focal point for the continuing vision of next generation wireless services and systems, acting as a forum for user requirements and as a catalyst for translating those requirements into technical reality ". • " WP8F has the challenging task of supporting the near term needs of the IMT-2000 marketplace while exploring where we might go in the wireless world of the future".

  17. ITU-R WP8F Working Groups Radio Technology (Cao / China) Vision (Wee / Korea) Developing ( Sridhara / India) Circulation (Lansman / Finland) Liaison Spectrum (Dobson / UK) ITU-T ITU-D WP8A WP8D External Organizations Satellite Co-ordination (LeMenn / US)

  18. distribution DIGITAL RADIO / TV 2G cellular IMT WLAN hot spot personal network X X X X X X X X X X X X X Fixed (wired) Vision; Terrestrial Coverage Concept DaSilva - European Commission, 8F Workshop, Geneva, March 2000 Modified by UK, 8F, San Diego, Aug 00 Terrestrial Cellular Component of Systems Beyond ?

  19. Vision; Mobile Systems beyond IMT-2000Hata - DoCoMo, 8F Workshop, Geneva, March 2000 Vehicular Systems Beyond Mobility IMT-2000 Pedestrian Wireless Access Wireless LAN Stationary 1 100 0.1 10 Data Rate (Mbit/s)

  20. Very high bit rate (> 2 Mb/s) multimedia enhancements Digital voice, messaging & data services Fixed wireless loop, wireless LAN services Digital cellular & PCS Macro, micro & pico cells Greatly enhanced data communications services Narrowband and wideband multimedia services Higher spectrum for wideband applications Macro, micro & pico cells Mobile telephone Analog cellular technology Macro cells VisionStephen Blust, 8F Chairman Capability Enhancements by Generation Future Evolution 3GW IMT-2000 and Beyond 2GW 1GW 2020 1980 1990 2000 2010 Time

  21. 1 2 3 4 10 1 2 6 June 98 March '00 Radio Interfaces ? Terrestrial 5 Satellite 6 2005 - 2010 ?

  22. Spectrum ; Issues • Develop a global IMT-2000 Spectrum Plan Recomendation • consider all of the IMT spectrum as a package • take a medium and long term view • accommodate 2G evolution • first step - look at all options • later steps - narrow down option(s) • Preparations for WRC-2003/6 • Sharing studies • Preliminary work on future spectrum requirements / methodology etc • HAPS

  23. Examples of current usage PCS UL PCS dl GSM dl DECT MSS MSS MSS MS Terrestrial IMT-2000 no MSS allocation MSS MS GSM UL FDD UL FDD dl TDD1 TDD2 1.7-2.5 GHz IMT Bands and existing GSM/PCS arrangements ITU identifications S5.AAA S5.388 S5.388 S5.AAA

  24. Spectrum Issue2nd WP8F • Guidelines in the development of frequency arrangements for IMT-2000 in the bands identified at WRC-2000, and key technological/market based questions to be addressed in the development of optimum global frequency arrangements, • Example frequency planning options • WRC2003 agenda item 1.34 (protection requirements for IMT-2000 systems sharing with the broadcasting-satellite service at 2.6 GHz,) • WRC2003 agenda item 1.33 (HAPS) • Framework for CPM text relating to future requirements for IMT-2000 and systems beyond (WRC2003 agenda item 1.22) • Methodologies for assessing sharing between IMT-2000 and other services, including sharing between IMT-2000 and ARNS in the frequency band 2 700 – 2 900 MHz

  25. Spectrum Issue(cont.)Parameters to be considered2nd WP8F • Traffic asymmetry • Duplex direction • Constraints on duplex separation and transmit/receive band separation due to technology limitations • Requirements for guard-bands (e.g., between FDD and TDD modes) • Evolution within bands currently used by pre-IMT-2000 systems • Global roaming

  26. Global Circulation2nd WP8F • Global circulation and conformity assessment • Working document towards a PDNR on the global circulation of IMT-2000 terminals • Conformity assessment • Unwanted emissions • Measurement uncertainty • 3GPP vis-à-vis 3GPP2

  27. Developing2nd WP8F • The following critical points are identified which need further work : • Development Related : • Use of IMT-2000 RTT as Fixed Wireless Access & IMT-2000 as Integrated network. • Standardisation of RAN-CN and Intra-RAN interfaces. • Deployment Related : • Mechanism on information collection from developing countries on the plans and the related issues of deployment of IMT-2000 that need to be addressed in the Handbook on the Deployment of IMT-2000 .

  28. Adding value - the future • 1998 (1990) - developed additionalspectrum reqt for IMT-2000 • 2000 (1992) - WRC identifies additional spectrum for IMT-2000 in Radio Regs through a footnote • Continue to promote the IMT-2000 concept and systems beyond while people are still busy trying to get initial IMT (2G) working and successful • Define realistic but challengingvision; concept, principles, framework and requirements

  29. Adding value - the future • Maintain the link between spectrum / licensing / radio interface specifications • Global from the outset • Build furtheron the excellent working arrangements with the Global Partnerships and external organisations - referencing within Framework Rec’s • Continue to foster Global ‘buy in’ • Develop a global spectrum plan

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