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OTHER_7_A
Last update
10/05/2012 | ECC/DEC/(08)08 on MCA | To review ECC/DEC/(08)08 | | 30th ECC meeting (December 2011) requested ECC PT1 to develop a relevant questionnaire |
S: 11/04/2012
T: 20/09/2012
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PT TRIS
Last update
20/02/2012 | Regulated access to new broadband networks (NGA) |
- Ducts and physical infrastructure
- Local loop and fibre unbundling
- Bitstream services
| Draft | Waiting for starting - low priority. |
S: 07/05/2012
T: 06/05/2013
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OTHER_8_A
Last update
10/05/2012 | ERC/DEC/(98)22 on licensing of DECT equipment | To review ERC/DEC/(98)22 | In Progress | The review was startedby WGRA and after the completion of technical studies in WGSE can be completed by ECC PT1. |
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T: 20/09/2012
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FM_16 (CG CRS)
Last update
11/05/2012 | Cognitive Radio Systems (CRS) | Monitor and investigate CRS, in order to develop a relevant regulatory framework, if needed; collect information on the subject. | In Progress | WGFM#74 decided:
1. Endorsement of the summary and analysis of the survey on PMSE protection in case of White Space Device introduction in the 470-790 MHz band (output document WGFM#74).
2. Creation of 2 ECC Reports containing
a.) overall requirements for all CEPT countries needed to facilitate interaction between a White Space Device and the WSD database
b) information on issues and requirements needed to be addressed when setting up a geo-location database and/or management of independent database providers. |
S: 21/05/2010
T: 31/12/2013
* | Triggered by ECC and WGFM. Two new ECC Reports: proposed by UK and supported by Geray, France, Switzerland.
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FM_21 (CG CRS)
Last update
11/05/2012 | Analyse the merits of the Authorised Spectrum Access (ASA) concept. | WGFM tasked the CG CRS to discuss this subject and how the concept could possibly be applied.
WGFM#74 in April 2012 endorsed the analysis of the ASA concept and agreed that the following tasks should be handled by CG CRS:
1. Study the “level of guarantee” in terms of spectrum access that is required by an operator to invest in the deployment of a network (or at least in the upgrade of its existing network). This notion will, on the other hand, affect the “level of guarantee” that the incumbent can ensure to the LSA (Licensed Shared Access) licensee;
2. Ensure that the regulatory framework allows administrations to deliver LSA authorisations.
3. When identified as framework relevant for a given frequency band, develop the harmonisation framework (ECC Decision or Recommendation) whit reference to the relevant LSA framework.
4. Develop general conditions and band-specific technical/operational conditions for the implementation of the LSA concept that could be used as guidelines for CEPT administrations. These guidelines could be published as an ECC Report. Establish relevant interaction with ETSI in order to translate relevant sharing requirements in harmonised standards including those in relation with the implementation of the LSA framework. | In Progress | |
S: 20/05/2011
T: 31/12/2013
* | Triggered by ECC / industry contribution |
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800_2600_3500MHz_1_C
Last update
25/05/2011 | Practical experience of LRTC | Analysis of lessons learned from the current practical experience of LRTC in the 3.5 GHz and 2.6 GHz bands (compatibility issues) | In Progress |
Deliverable
ECC PT1 input to ECC agreed at ECC PT1#38 : ECC PT1(11)119 Annex 12 ECC PT1#38: This work item is extended up to October 2012 |
S: 13/05/2010
T: 31/10/2012
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900_1800MHz_4_C
Last update
14/05/2012 | Cross-border coordination at 900/1800 MHz | To update ECC Recommendation (08)02 for UMTS and LTE/WiMAX | In Progress | Finalised by ECC PT1 #39 in September 2011 for submission for approval for public consultation at WGFM October 2011
Deliverable: revised ECC/REC/(08)02
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S: 16/09/2010
T: 27/04/2012
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900_1800MHz_5_A
Last update
15/05/2012 | Assessment of a LRTC approach to the 900/1800 MHz bands | The assessment for introducing the least restrictive technical conditions (LRTC) framework in the 900/1800 MHz | In Progress |
ECC PT1#38:
ECC PT1 agreed that there appears no immediate need for development of LRTC in the 900/1800 MHz band. Depending on further developments on this issue, in particular if a need arises to introduce technologies other than UMTS, LTE or WIMAX in the next few years, this issue can be considered further in the future
(see ECC PT1(11)119 Annex 12)
Deliverable : ECC PT1 position paper
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900_1800MHz_6_C
| Least Restrictive Technical Conditions for the introduction of future technologies (others than GSM, UMTS, LTE, WiMAX) | To develop LRTC to introduce new technologies others technologies than GSM, UMTS LTE and WiMAX in these 900/1800 MHz bands | In Progress | ECC PT1#38 :This work item was postponed [Expected deliverable: ECC report] |
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900_1800MHz_7_A
| Development of an ECC framework to introduce new tech in the 900/1800 MHz bands (e.g. LTE, WiMAX) | To consider the relevant ECC framework to be developed to support introduction of new technologies in these band (e.g. LTE, WiMAX and other technologies) | In Progress | ECC PT1 agreed to keep ERC-Decisions (94)01, (95)03 and (97)02 unchanged (see ECC PT1#34). No action launched further to the approval of CEPT Reports 40, 41 and 42; ECC/DEC/(06)13 unchanged (ECC PT1#37).
ECC PT1#38:
ECC PT1 agreed that there appears no immediate need for development of LRTC in the 900/1800 MHz band.
[Deliverable : ECC Decision ] |
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