ITU-R SM.1603-1-2012
频谱调度作为国家频谱管理方法之一

Spectrum redeployment as a method of national spectrum management

ITU-R SM.1603-1-2012 发布历史

This Recommendation gives guidelines for spectrum redeployment issues. The ITU Radiocommunication Assembly considering a) that all administrations need to make spectrum available for new radio applications and for increased use of existing applications; b) that as the use of the spectrum increases it may become progressively more difficult for administrations to find suitable spectrum for radio applications; c) that making spectrum available for some new applications may require redeployment to other frequency bands or redeployment to new technologies (i.e. to decreased bandwidth or analogue to digital); d) that redeploying licence-exempt bands will be complicated by lack of records of users; e) the experiences of administrations in spectrum redeployment techniques would provide information on the practice; f) that frequency management and thus redeployment of spectrum is a national responsibility and there is a need for guidelines by collating the experiences of administrations in spectrum redeployment techniques.

ITU-R SM.1603-1-2012由国际电信联盟 IX-ITU 发布于 2012-09-01。

ITU-R SM.1603-1-2012 在中国标准分类中归属于: M17 传输系统组群、频谱安排。

ITU-R SM.1603-1-2012的历代版本如下：

• 2012年09月01日 ITU-R SM.1603-1-2012 频谱调度作为国家频谱管理方法之一

ITU-R SM.1603-1-2012 频谱调度作为国家频谱管理方法之一 于 2014-08 变更为 ITU-R SM.1603-2014 。

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标准号

ITU-R SM.1603-1-2012

发布日期

2012年09月01日

实施日期

废止日期

无

中国标准分类号

M17

发布单位

IX-ITU

代替标准

ITU-R SM.1603-2014

适用范围

This Recommendation gives guidelines for spectrum redeployment issues. The ITU Radiocommunication Assembly considering a) that all administrations need to make spectrum available for new radio applications and for increased use of existing applications; b) that as the use of the spectrum increases it may become progressively more difficult for administrations to find suitable spectrum for radio applications; c) that making spectrum available for some new applications may require redeployment to other frequency bands or redeployment to new technologies (i.e. to decreased bandwidth or analogue to digital); d) that redeploying licence-exempt bands will be complicated by lack of records of users; e) the experiences of administrations in spectrum redeployment techniques would provide information on the practice; f) that frequency management and thus redeployment of spectrum is a national responsibility and there is a need for guidelines by collating the experiences of administrations in spectrum redeployment techniques.