Session 5 5 mark loney acma
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Spectrum Management & The Internet of Things Mark Loney Executive Manager Operations, Services & Technologies Branch Communications Infrastructure Division
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Spectrum Management &The Internet of ThingsMark Loney
Executive ManagerOperations, Services & Technologies BranchCommunications Infrastructure Division
Spectrum management and the IoT
> Why the IoT is the same> Why the IoT is different
ScaleHeterogeneous (networks and devices)
Planning
Use
Licensing
SpectrumManagement
Elements
Planning
> IoT Alliance
> Workstream 4 – Spectrum
> LIPD Class Licence – Proposed Variation
> Minimum bandwidth requirements in 915-928 MHz
> LIPD Class Licence – 803-960 MHz Review Outcome
> 928-933/935 MHz (metro/regional)
> LPWA “green fields” available from 2021
> Potential for early access subject to coordination
Licensing models
> Exclusive Use
> Mobile networks
> Shared Use
> 4.9 GHz public safety
> Open Access
> LIPD – best endeavours
Use
Devices> Manufacturing and Supply
> Globalisation of manufacturing and supply lines colliding with national spectrum arrangements
> Compliance increasingly managed by head office rather than local subsidiary (marketing not sales)
> Deployments> Compliance at the device level rather than the installation
or network level (LED/TV displays, car park sensor systems)
Non-compliance
• Weighbridge RFID 902.15 MHz• Interference to Optus
• Remote for car crusher 912 MHz• Interference to Vodafone
Non-compliance
• CSIRO RFID Bees• Severe interference
to Optus, Vodafone
• Agriculture 902-915 MHz• Severe interference to
Optus, Vodafone
Keeping the IoT working
Mechanisms for mitigating non-compliance
> Equipment Standards> Supply> Deployment > Industry can lead here
> Avoid default frequency ranges> Frequency modes for different countries and regions
(automated selection)
