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    THE 700 MHZ BAND AND PPDRISSUES

    • Thomas Welter - SFRLTE World Summit – Amsterdam – 24th June 2014

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    SOMMAIRE

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    Highlighting the opportunities for a second digitaldividend in Europe

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     Assessing the scope for global harmonization, optimizationand use of the duplex gap

    •  Supplemental downlink (SDL) or publicprotection and disaster relief (PPDR)

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    DIGITAL DIVIDEND SITUATION AROUND THE WORLD

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    PUBLIC SAFETY IN OTHER REGIONS

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    • - Some countries (Australia, Singapore, Thailand!) are considering PPDR in parts ofband 27 (807-824 MHz / 852-869 MHz).- Other administrations (Mexico, United Arab Emirates,!) are considering PPDR inparts of band 28 (APT 700 MHz band plan).- In the US : broadband public safety (band 14) + narrowband PS.

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    “FLEXIBLE HARMONIZATION”

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    This compromise solution focuses on the handset view, rather than a fixed

    bandplan view.• It enables administrations to choose between PPDR and SDL in the duplexgap on a national level, depending on their needs.

    • It enables administrations to choose the type of network to roll-out PPDR: ondedicated spectrum, on commercial networks, or use a hybrid solution.

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    The use of spectrum below 698 MHz by PPDR (688-698 MHz /743-753 MHz)is optional. This compromise solution provides a “reservoir” of additionalPPDR spectrum into which administrations can tap, in case of a majordisaster. PPDR spectrum needs can be highly variable.

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    The PPDR handsets can be global ones, including a shifted APT bandplan,band 27 (850 SMR), band 14 (700 PS), and possibly a band around 450 MHz.

    • The PPDR handsets can roam on the public mobile networks for non-missioncritical (data) transmissions: 2*30 MHz at 700 MHz, or on other bands.

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    MOBILE AD HOC NETWORKS FOR DISASTER RELIEF

    The Wall Street Journal, February 24, 2014, Vodafone’s Backpack Mobile Network Offers Help in Disasters.http://blogs.wsj.com/digits/2014/02/24/vodafones-backpack-mobile-network-offers-help-in-disasters/ 

    With Vodafone's new backpack-size Instant Network Mini, aid workers

    can look forward to a portable means of communication from disasterzones.

    Reuters, June 9, 2013,

     Astrium and SFR Launch Satellite Suitcasehttp://in.reuters.com/finance/stocks/VIV.PA/key-developments/article/2780176 

    The “satellite suitcase” is particularly suited forsenior officials, celebrities, or security forces

    wanting to communicate at all times, even inthe event of no GSM network coverage or

    network saturation - particularly in case ofserious events (demonstrations, sportingevents) or crises (natural disasters, terrorist

    attack etc ).

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    CONCLUSION

    !  The European bandplan for 700 MHz will be 2*30 MHz (703-733 MHz /758-788 MHz), aligned with the lower duplexer of the APT700 MHz band.

    !  Administrations will be able to choose between SDL and PPDR in the duplexgap, depending on their needs.

    Future broadband public protection and disaster relief networks will be basedon LTE.

    !  Various forms of co-operation between public mobile network operators(MNOs) and professional mobile radio (PMR/PPDR): use of commercialnetworks for PPDR, ad hoc networks for disaster relief, public private

    partnerships, network sharing, local spectrum leasing, secure-MVNO, hybridsolutions.

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    Thomas WELTERChief Frequency Officer – SFR

    T: +33 1 85 06 22 01M: +33 6 23 80 55 06

    [email protected]

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    LICENSE SITUATION FOR THE 850/900 MHZ BANDS

    850 MHz only Both 900 MHz & 850 MHz 

    No info

    900 MHz only 

    No infoSource: Ericsson 2011

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    700 MHZ BAND PLAN ADOPTIONUS700 OR APT700

    Source: UMTS-Forum 2013

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    CURRENT SUB-1 GHZ LTE BANDS

    Band Name Uplink Downlink Bandwidth Duplex Spacing Duplex gap

    Geographical

    area

    5 850 824 - 849 MHz 869 - 894 MHz 2*25 MHz 45 MHz 20 MHz NAR

    8 900 880 - 915 MHz 925 - 960 MHz 2*35 MHz 45 MHz 10 MHz All

    12 700 ac 699 - 716 MHz 729 - 746 MHz 2*17 MHz 30 MHz 13 MHz NAR

    13 700 c 777 - 787 MHz 746 - 756 MHz 2*10 MHz -31 MHz 21 MHz NAR

    14 700 PS 788 - 798 MHz 758 - 768 MHz 2*10 MHz -30 MHz 20 MHz NAR

    18 800 lower 815 - 830 MHz 860 - 875 MHz 2*15 MHz 45 MHz 30 MHz Japan

    19 800 upper 830 - 845 MHz 875 - 890 MHz 2*15 MHz 45 MHz 30 MHz Japan

    20 800 DD 832 - 862 MHz 791 - 821 MHz 2*30 MHz -41 MHz 11 MHz EMEA

    26 850 + 814 – 849 MHz 859 – 894 MHz 2*35 MHz 45 MHz 10 MHz NAR

    27 850 SMR 807 – 824 MHz 852 - 869 MHz 2*17 MHz 45 MHz 28 MHz NAR

    28 700 APT 703 - 748 MHz 758 - 803 MHz 2*45 MHz 55 MHz 10 MHz APAC

    29 700 de NA, downlink only 717 - 728 MHz 11 MHz NA NA NAR

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    PROPOSED PUBLIC MOBILE HANDSET EMEA / APAC

    Band Name Uplink Downlink Bandwidth Duplex Spacing Duplex gap

    Geographical

    area

    5 850 824 - 849 MHz 869 - 894 MHz 2*25 MHz 45 MHz 20 MHz NAR

    8 900 880 - 915 MHz 925 - 960 MHz 2*35 MHz 45 MHz 10 MHz All

    20 800 DD 832 - 862 MHz 791 - 821 MHz 2*30 MHz -41 MHz 11 MHz EMEA

    28a 700 APTupper duplexer  

    718 - 748 MHz 773 - 803 MHz 2*30 MHz 55 MHz 25 MHz APAC

    28b 700 APTlower duplexer

    703 - 733 MHz 758 - 788 MHz 2*30 MHz 55 MHz 25 MHzAPAC/

    EMEA

    new SDL NA, downlink only 743 - 758 MHz 15 MHz NA NA EMEA

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    PROPOSED PPDR HANDSET GLOBAL

    Band Name Uplink Downlink Bandwidth Duplex Spacing Duplex gap

    Geographical

    area

    5 850 824 - 849 MHz 869 - 894 MHz 2*25 MHz 45 MHz 20 MHz NAR

    8 900 880 - 915 MHz 925 - 960 MHz 2*35 MHz 45 MHz 10 MHz All

    14 700 PS 788 - 798 MHz 758 - 768 MHz 2*10 MHz -30 MHz 20 MHz NAR

    20 800 DD 832 - 862 MHz 791 - 821 MHz 2*30 MHz -41 MHz 11 MHz EMEA

    27 850 SMR 807 – 824 MHz 852 - 869 MHz 2*17 MHz 45 MHz 28 MHz NAR

    28a 700 APTupper duplexer  

    718 - 748 MHz 773 - 803 MHz 2*30 MHz 55 MHz 25 MHz APAC

    28b 700 APTlower duplexer

    703 - 733 MHz 758 - 788 MHz 2*30 MHz 55 MHz 25 MHzAPAC/

    EMEA

    new

    (28c)700 APT

    extended688 - 718 MHz 743 - 773 MHz 2*30 MHz 55 MHz 25 MHz EMEA

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