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Spectrum ScarcityTotal amount of required spectrum is expected up to 1280~1720MHz by 2020For mobile communications, preferred spectrum is mostly under 2GHz.< 1 GHz850 MHz ”Cellular”Americas410 MHz450 MHz”BC UHF”900 MHzIMTAfrica, Asia-Pacific,Europe, Middle EastALLOCATEDIDENTIFIED< 3 GHzAmericasAWS PCS 1900 AWS1800 MHz ”Core” 2 GHz2.3 GHzISM 2.45 GHz”Extension”2.5 GHz2.7 GHzAfrica, Asia-PacificEurope, Middle East< 5 GHz3400 MHz 3600 MHz 3800 MHz 4000 MHz 4200 MHz 4400 MHz 4500 MHz 4800 MHz 4990 MHz- 8 -


Spectrum UnderutilizedMost spectrum between 30MHz <strong>and</strong> 3 GHz is generally under utilizedRarely used in some b<strong>and</strong>s <strong>and</strong>/or areasPortion of commercial use is relatively lowAverage : 5.2%Average in New York city : 13.1%Spectrum Allocations (300MHz ~ 3GHz, FCC)- 9 -


<strong>Cognitive</strong> <strong>Radio</strong>Definition<strong>Radio</strong> in which communication systems are aware of theirspace/time/frequency environment <strong>and</strong> can make intelligent decisionsabout their radio operating behavior like frequency, modulation, <strong>and</strong>transmission power based on that information- 10 -


<strong>Cognitive</strong> <strong>Radio</strong> ScenariosP2PConnection<strong>Network</strong>ConnectionCRDeviceLicensedAccessOpenAccessLicensedAccessOpenAccessOpenAccessSensingDynamic FrequencyDynamic B<strong>and</strong>widthSensingLicensedAccessFixed Frequency DynamicFixed B<strong>and</strong>width Dynamic- 11 -


<strong>Cognitive</strong> <strong>Radio</strong> TechnologiesSpectrum <strong>Cognitive</strong> Tech.- 12 -


<strong>Future</strong> <strong>Network</strong>sCellular <strong>Network</strong> changing from voice network to data networkDisruptive changes in capacity <strong>and</strong> coverage are requiredProliferation of services into other areas such as education, health,community, military, industry, etc.New types of networks are expected to emergeEconomicsData-centricManageabilityScalabilityUbiquitySecurity/Robustness<strong>Future</strong><strong>Network</strong>ContextawarenessReconfigurabilityMobilityHeterogeneityQuality ofService- 13 -


<strong>Future</strong> <strong>Network</strong> ScenariosInternetCellular <strong>Network</strong>Enhanced Cellular <strong>Network</strong>PersonalHomeCommunityPANVehicularVAN- 14 -


Technologies for <strong>Future</strong> <strong>Network</strong>New <strong>Radio</strong> Technology Advanced antenna signal processing for more capacity Distributed radio access architecture for extended data coverage Ad-hoc based P2P wireless access Sensor based system with radio access to the greater networks <strong>Radio</strong> based wireless security <strong>and</strong> location awarenessRevolutionary <strong>Network</strong>ing Technology Enhanced security <strong>and</strong> management features Seamless interconnection of heterogeneous networks Object identity embracing sensor networks QoS guaranteed routing architecture Service oriented flexible architecture- 15 -


<strong>Future</strong> <strong>Network</strong> Research ActivitiesFGI: <strong>Future</strong> Generation InternetFIND: <strong>Future</strong> Internet DesignGENI: Global Environment for <strong>Network</strong> InnovationsJGNII: Japan Gigabit <strong>Network</strong> II- 16 -

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