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Subject: NZ - High Speed Linking in the 70-90 GHz band
Date: Wed, 3 Sep 2008 21:06:55 -0500
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The New Zealand regulator the Ministry of Economic Development (MED) has re=
leased a consultation paper seeking views on future regulatory arrangements=
for high-capacity, short-haul, point-to-point linking in the 70-90 GHz ban=
d. These links are suitable for supporting high speed data rates of up to 1=
Gbit/s.=20
The MED say:=20
At these frequencies, relatively small antennas (about 30 cm) provide high =
gain and very narrow beam-widths (less than 1.2=BA). There is thus an oppor=
tunity to re-use frequencies many times within a given area."
Because of the relatively high degree of frequency of re-use, most spectrum=
management authorities overseas that have already provided access to this =
band have opted for 'light handed' licensing arrangements placing responsib=
ility for path planning and interference resolution on the licensee.
In New Zealand it is expected that access to this band would provide for a =
range of short-haul, point-to-point links that would complement development=
of the optical fibre network.=20
This paper examines the regulatory regimes in place in other countries and =
outlines three options for the licensing of high-capacity, short haul, poin=
t-to-point links in New Zealand.=20
The discussion paper and submission details are available on the MED websit=
e. Written submissions are invited by 4pm on 1 October 2008.
High Capacity Short Haul Point to Point Linking in the 70-90 GHz band
http://www.rsm.govt.nz/cms/policy-and-planning/current-projects/radiocommun=
ications/70-90-ghz-fixed-links<
http://www.rsm.govt.nz/cms/policy-and-planni=
ng/current-projects/radiocommunications/70-90-ghz-fixed-links>
There are Amateur and Amateur Satellite allocations at 75 GHz and interest =
in these frequencies is steadily growing.
http://www.microwavers.org/75ghz.=
htm<
http://www.microwavers.org/75ghz.htm>
Joint RSGB/UKuG/AMSAT-UK response to the consultation in this part of the s=
pectrum by the UK regulator Ofcom
http://www.ofcom.org.uk/consult/condocs/71-86ghz/responses/joint.pdf<http:/=
/www.ofcom.org.uk/consult/condocs/71-86ghz/responses/joint.pdf>=20
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<P>The New Zealand regulator the Ministry of Economic Development (MED) has=
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for high-capacity, short-haul, point-to-point linking in the 70-90 GHz band=
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These links are suitable for supporting high speed data rates of up to 1 Gb=
it/s.=20
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<P>The MED say: </P>
<P>At these frequencies, relatively small antennas (about 30 cm) provide hi=
gh=20
gain and very narrow beam-widths (less than 1.2=BA). There is thus an oppor=
tunity=20
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<P>Because of the relatively high degree of frequency of re-use, most spect=
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management authorities overseas that have already provided access to this b=
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have opted for 'light handed' licensing arrangements placing responsibility=
for=20
path planning and interference resolution on the licensee.</P>
<P>In New Zealand it is expected that access to this band would provide for=
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range of short-haul, point-to-point links that would complement development=
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the optical fibre network. </P>
<P>This paper examines the regulatory regimes in place in other countries a=
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outlines three options for the licensing of high-capacity, short haul,=20
point-to-point links in New Zealand. </P>
<P>The discussion paper and submission details are available on the MED web=
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Written submissions are invited by 4pm on 1 October 2008.</P>
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