Transcript CEPT ECC Electronic Communications Committee Introduction to ECC PT1 November 2012 CEPT Some History ERC established ERC TG1 on UMTS/IMT-2000 (the group has held 17 meetings) TG1 produced first ERC Decisions and developed responses.

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ECC
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Introduction to ECC PT1
November 2012
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Some History
ERC established
ERC TG1 on
UMTS/IMT-2000
(the group has held
17 meetings)
1997
TG1 produced first
ERC Decisions
and developed
responses to the
first EC Mandates
on UMTS
ECC PT1 developed
major UMTS/IMT-2000
ECC deliverables
implemented by most
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ECC
Electronic Communications Committee
ECC PT1 has been
an active contributor
to ITU-R TG 8/1,
WP8F, WP5D and
JTG 5-6 on IMT
2012
2000
ERC PT1 held its
1st meeting in
Mainz, Germany
ECC PT1 has held
over 40 meetings
and continue
addressing IMT and
MFCN matters
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ECC PT1 Chairmen
Mr. Pasi Toivonen
FICORA
ERC TG1:
August 1997 –
October 2000
1997
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Mr. Peter Scheele
BNetzA
ECC PT1:
October 2003 –
October 2009
2000
2010
Mr. Jim Connolly
ComReg
ERC/ECC PT1:
October 2000 –
October 2003
Mr. Didier Chauveau
ANFR
ECC PT1:
October 2009 –
present time
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administrations
Industry
International
organizations
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Contributions – Deliverables
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20+
ECC deliverables
ECC PT1
In average meeting:
• 78 participants with ~60 %
representing industry
• 50 input documents
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GSM, DECT
IMT-2000/UMTS, MFCN
10+
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Participants
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Documents
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ECC PT1 Terms of Reference
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Electronic Communications Committee
The Project Team shall be responsible for implementing the WAPECS
concept as appropriate in the context of MFCN 1 and in frequency bands
identified by ECC, including collaborating with WG FM on frequency
management issues (e.g. cross-border coordination issues, sharing of bands
with applications other than MFCN).
See full ECC PT1 Terms of Reference on the ECC PT1 webpage
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In recent ECC Decisions, spectrum has been designated to MFCN (mobile/fixed communications networks) which includes IMT
and other communications networks in the mobile and fixed services" which would include fixed wireless access but not point-topoint links.
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ECC PT1 Officials
Chairman
Mr. Didier Chauveau,
ANFR, DPSAI
Tel: +33 1 45 187704
E-mail: [email protected]
ECC
Electronic Communications Committee
Secretary
Mr. Patrick Donohue,
ANFR
Tel: +33 1 45 187372
E-mail: [email protected]
Vice-chairman
Mr. Jaime Afonso
ANACOM, DGE
Tel: +351 21 721 2240
E-mail:
[email protected]
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Vice-chairman
Mr. Pasi Toivonen
FICORA
Tel: +358 9 6966 853
E-mail:
[email protected]
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ECC
Steering Group
ECC
Electronic Communications Committee
ECO
WG FM
WG SE
CPG
WG NNA
Frequency
Management
Spectrum
Engeneering
Conference
Preparatory Group
Numbering, Naming
Addressing
FM50, FM51,
FM52, EFIS/MG
SRDoc
ETSI
3GPP
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Place of ECC PT1 within ECC
SE7,
SE40, STG
ECC PT1
Industry
GSM A
UMTS
Forum
IMT
Matters
WiMAX
Forum
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ECC PT1 co-operation
with external entities
ECC
Electronic Communications Committee
APT Wireless Group
(AWG)
ECC
ECC PT1
European Commission
CITEL
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ECC PT1 input to the
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ECC PT1 has contributed to the preparation of the European Common Proposals (ECPs)
for the World Radiocommunication Conferences (WRCs) on the following Agenda Items:
WRC-2000:
• 1.6.1
• 1.6.2
WRC-2003:
• 1.22
• 1.33
• 1.34
WRC-2007:
• 1.4
• 1.9
review of spectrum and regulatory issues for advanced mobile
applications in
context
of IMT-2000,
notingtothat
there is an
identification
of the
a global
radio
control channel
facilitate
urgent need
to provide
more spectrum
for theroaming
terrestrial
multimode
terminal
operation
and worldwide
of IMT-2000
component of such applications, and priority should be given to
terrestrial mobile spectrum needs, and adjustments to the Table of
to consider progress of ITU-R studies concerning future
Frequency
Allocations
as necessary
to
of
studies
in
response
to Resolution
toreview
reviewthe
andresults
technical,
operational
and
regulatory
development
ofrevise
IMT-2000
and systems
beyond
IMT-2000,539
in
(WRC-2000)
concerning
threshold
values
for
non-GSO
BSS
provisions, including
provisional
in relation to the operation of
accordance
with Resolution
228 limits
(WRC-2000)
to consider
frequency-related
matters
for the
futureactions
development
of
(sound)
in
the
band
2
630-2
655
MHz,
and
to take
asreferred
high altitude platform stations within IMT-2000
in the bands
IMT-2000 and systems beyond IMT-2000 taking into account the
required
to in
review
the technical,
operational
and regulatory
provisions
No. 5.388,
in response
to Resolution
221 (WRC-2000)
results of ITU-R studies in accordance with Resolution 228
applicable to the use of the band 2 500-2 690 MHz by space
(Rev.WRC-03)
services in order to facilitate sharing with current and future
terrestrial services without placing undue constraint on the services
to which the band is allocated
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ECC PT1 is the CEPT entity
contributing to ITU-R WP5D
ECC
Electronic Communications Committee
Since the establishment of the ITU-R WP5D “IMT Systems”
(successor of ITU-R WP8F) in January 2008, ECC PT1 has been
contributing to its work by presenting the CEPT positions on the issues
on the agenda of WP5D, including:
• Development and update of ITU-R Recommendations
and Reports on IMT
• Digital Dividend (790-862 MHz for Region 1)
• IMT-Advanced submission and evaluation process
• Cognitive Radio Systems (CRS)
• Femtocells (home base stations)
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ECC PT1 inputs on behalf of CEPT
to ITU-R WP8F and WP5D
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How is ECC PT1 organised?
ECC
Electronic Communications Committee
Sub Working Groups (SWGs) are active during the ECC PT1 plenary meetings
Opening
plenary
Sub working group A
Sub working group C
Closing
plenary
Correspondence Groups (CGs) are active between ECC PT1 plenary meetings
Correspondence group X
Plenary
meeting
n
Correspondence group Y
Plenary
meeting
n+1
Correspondence group Z
The number of CGs may vary
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Presentation of ECC PT1 SWGs
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SWG-A – “Spectrum Issues”
Chairman: Mr. Michael Kraemer (E-Plus Mobilfunk GmbH)
michael.kraemer @ eplus-gruppe.de
SWG-C – “Compatibility and Sharing Issues”
Chairman: Mr. Robert Cooper (Deutsche Telekom)
robert.cooper @ telekom.com
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ECC PT1 current Work Programme
ECC
Electronic Communications Committee
ECC PT1 is currently focusing, among others, on the following issues:
• Studies in the 3.4-3.6 GHz (further to the approval of ECC/DEC/(11)06):
o CEPT Report in response to the EC Mandate (development of new BEM for greater
channel bandwidths and band plans)
o ECC Report on the co-existence between adjacent TDD networks
• Brining the ECC regulatory framework for the 900/1800 MHz bands in line with the current
EU one by adding LTE and WiMAX to the permitted technologies (ECC/DEC/(06)13)
• Mobile Communications onboard Aircraft (MCA) – CEPT Report in response to the
second EC Mandate
• Mobile Communications onboard Vessels (MCV) – Sharing studies and revision of
ECC/DEC/(08)08 accordingly
• Generic ECC Recommendation on cross border co-ordination covering all relevant
‘mobile bands’ and technologies
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ECC PT1 webpage
ECC
Electronic Communications Committee
The most recent information:
http://www.cept.org/ecc/groups/ecc/ecc-pt1
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For further information on ECC PT1
please refer to the ECC PT1 contacts
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