1. Digiworld 2014
Future Networks
Wednesday, November 19th, 2014
Bernard Celli
Strategy Director
Agence nationale des fréquences (ANFR)
2. Spectrum and Society/Economy
Many sectors rely on access
to spectrum
Some applications
The activity of many companies depends on
access to spectrum
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Mobile broadband (4G)
6 new DTT channels in HD
Internet of things
Sustainable development
Smart cities
M-Health
Connected vehicle…
3. Agence nationale des fréquences (ANFR)
Status : public agency, created in 1997. ANFR is under the responsibility of
the Electronic Communications Ministry.
Board : 18 members. All the ministries using radiofrequencies are
represented
Organization : 310 employees; 5 directions
Missions : defined by the Law (French Post and Electronic Communications
Code). The ANFR ensures:
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Bands
management
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Sites
management
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Spectrum
control
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4. Agenda
• 4G deployment
• Future of the UHF band
• Public safety networks evolution
• Dynamic spectrum sharing
• Connected objects and 5G
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5. 4G deployment
ANFR publishes, on a monthly basis, the number
of 2G/3G/4G sites that have been authorized and
the number of sites declared in service.
AUTORIZED 4G SITES
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4G: more than 18 000 sites
authorized as of
November 1st, 2014
6. Agenda
• 4G deployment
• Future of the UHF band
• Public safety networks evolution
• Dynamic spectrum sharing
• Connected objects and 5G
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7. Lamy’s Report
The report submitted to the European Commission by Mr. Pascal Lamy
draws a roadmap for the UHF band, the future of television and mobile
networks:
Rejection of
every project of
primary
assignment to
mobile services
in the
470-694 MHz
band
Transfer of the
694-790 MHz
band to the
mobile
broadband
(2 years
tolerance)
Assessment of
the UHF
spectrum use
2015 2020 2025 2030
Then, regulatory stability for broadcasting services in the 470-694 MHz band
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8. DTT WBB
Deadline in
2020 or 2022
for MS to reallocate for
WBB
RSPG public consultation
Remaining available for DTT
in the foreseeable future (2030)
Flexibility for MS to use it for WBB downlink
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Cross border coordination to be completed by 2017.
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700 MHz band in France
Statement by the French President of the Republic on
Thursday, October 2nd, 2014 (CSA Conference):
Attribution of frequencies in
the 700 MHz band by ARCEP
in 2015
Imperative timeframe
Then, resource
guaranteed for audiovisual
services
10. Agenda
• 4G deployment
• Future of the UHF band
• Public safety networks evolution
• Dynamic spectrum sharing
• Connected objects and 5G
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11. Public safety networks evolution
Today: essentially voice and low-speed data, especially in the 400 MHz band.
New uses (video) :
bandwidth requirements
Economic players emphasize a need
of spectrum in the bands below 1 GHz
These evolutions rely on access to radiofrequencies
Identify appropriate
quantities of dedicated
frequencies
Promote the access to
harmonized frequencies
with a sufficient number
of States
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Main issues
& stakeholders
12. Agenda
• 4G deployment
• Future of the UHF band
• Public safety networks evolution
• Dynamic spectrum sharing
• Connected objects and 5G
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13. Dynamic Spectrum Sharing
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The release of new frequency
bands seems more and more
complicated and expensive
The growth of spectrum needs
requires the use of new spectrum
management methods.
European works on sharing are progressing
France is leader in the subject
Unlicensed sharing in the ISM bands
(800 MHz) and 5 GHz Wi-Fi.
Licensed sharing: LSA (Licensed Shared
Access)
14. Agenda
• 4G deployment
• Future of the UHF band
• Public safety networks evolution
• Dynamic spectrum sharing
• Connected objects and 5G
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15. 925-960
1920-1980
1710-1785
1805-1880
2110-2170
2400-2483,5
2446-2454
2500-2690
5150-5350
Local area wireless
technology
(WLAN)
IEEE 802.11
5470-5725
5875-5905
13,553-13,567
401-406
790-862
Radio Frequency
Identification
863-870
865-868
RFID
880-915
Medical
implants
ITS
Wi-Fi
Intelligent
transportation
systems
Bluetooth
Short distances
radio
IEEE 802.15.1
NFC
Near Field
Communication
ZigBee
Communication protocols
of small and low power
digital radios
IEEE 802.15.4
M2M dedicated networks
Connecting low-speed sensors
(a few kilo-bytes)
3G
UMTS, HSPA,
HSPA+, DC-HSPA+
4G
LTE,
LTE-Advanced
2G
GSM, GPRS,
EDGE
MHz
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Connected objects: issues for ANFR
Spectrum management Anticipate interference management
Internet of things spectrum
16. From 2G to 5G
Theoretical
rates
1G
800 MHz
1800 MHz
2,6 GHz
Analog (voice)
LTE-Advanced
Theoretical rate: 1 Gbit/s
LTE
Voice and data over IP
HSDPA, DC-HSPA+
Rate improved by 400%
UMTS
Digital (voice and data), improved security
EDGE
Enhanced rate
Packets transmission
GSM
GPRS
Digital (voice, SMS)
4G
3G
1980 1990 2000 2010 2020
5G ?
10 Gbit/s ?
1 Gbit/s
150 Mbit/s
42 Mbit/s
2 Mbit/s
384 Kbit/s
170 Kbit/s
9 Kbit/s
900 MHz
2100 MHz
900 MHz
1800 MHz
Years
2G
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Eléments indicatifs
17. Internet of things
Medical care Automotive industry
Smart meters Sensors
High spectrum
UHD video streaming Augmented reality
Satellite HetNet
End to end latency (/ 5)
Big data e-learning
Unlicensed Cognitive radio
Traffic x 1000 Density x 10
Environment Remote medicine
Cost efficiency
Data rates x 10 Reliability
4G LTE LSA
Robots Smart Home
Availability Capacity
Adaptability
Enhanced mobile broadband
Safety networks
Interactive HD TV
Shipping logistic
Traffic safety control
Geolocation
Modern agriculture Industrial applications
Tactile Internet
Real 3D
Social gaming
Services
Cloud
Fiber
SDN
Small cells
Massive MiMo
Wi-Fi
Sharing
New waveform
Virtualized radio
Multi integrated wireless
Carrier aggregation
Technologies
User convenience
Seamless mobility
Systems continuity
Objectives
Spectrum efficiency
Energy efficiency
Security
Constraints
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5G target
Eléments indicatifs
18. Road to 5G
Approximate schedule
Requirements
&
Exploration
Standardization
&
Prototype
Trials
& Commercial
Deployments
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
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IMT. Vision IMT. Proposals IMT. Specifications
IMT-Advanced 2018
Enhancements to
IMT-Advanced for
use in IMT spectrum
below 6,5 GHz
IMT-2020 [5G]
Including new RITs that
might or might not be
backward compatible
for use in IMT spectrum
below and/or above
6,5 GHz
ITU Requirements WS
Rel-13 Rel-14 Rel-15 Rel-16
- Scenarios & requirements
- SI* for low spectrum
- Channel modeling for high
spectrum
- WI* for low
spectrum
- SI* for high
spectrum
- WI* for low spectrum
enhancement
- WI* for high
spectrum
Phase I Phase II Phase III
Basic research work
Vision building
Large-scale trials
Early standardization
System optimization
Pre-standardization
* SI : Study Items
WI : Work Items
Metis
Eléments indicatifs
19. Road to 5G
Some programs
Framework Program 7 (METIS, 5GNow, …)
5G PPP in Horizon 2020 (€ 700 millions)
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Company internal research
Ericsson, Nokia Networks, Alcatel Lucent,
Huawei ($ 600 millions), Samsung
ITU-R Visions Group
20. Thank you
Bernard Celli
Strategy Director
Agence nationale des fréquences (ANFR)
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