The radio spectrum is a precious resource that underpins various wireless services. It is
traditionally regulated by a fixed frequency assignment policy, which allocates frequency …

Classic spectrum management policies and regulations focused on unique frequency
assignments for users to avoid intersystem interference. The growing demand for wireless …

As the heterogeneity of wireless access technologies increases, dynamic allocation and
utilisation of spectrum become ever more important. The traditional rigid allocation of …

The continually increasing number of wireless devices operating in the unlicensed
frequency bands makes the freely-available wireless spectrum a scarce commodity. Under …

This article addresses a subject that is ripe for application and is approaching necessity for
the continued expansive growth in the use of wireless for broadband multimedia …

The ongoing development of mobile communication networks to support a wide range of
superfast broadband services has led to massive capacity demand. This problem is …

As a part of the global effort to address the overwhelming demand for wireless broadband
capacity, the wireless communities in the United States have undertaken innovative …

Abstract/executive summary The currently used mechanisms for spectrum management are
a contributing factor to the long lead times from innovation to market in wireless technologies …

The cost of long term leasing of spectrum has proven to be a major road block in broad
deployment of 3rd generation cellular radio systems. Similar economical road blocks can be …

Details the paradigms of opportunistic spectrum sharing and white space access as effective
means to satisfy increasing demand for high-speed wireless communication and for novel …