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MPHPT,JAPAN Aspects for regulation and Aspects for regulation and Aspects for regulation and public policy in the mobile public policy in the mobile public policy in the mobile information society information society information society -


  1. MPHPT,JAPAN Aspects for regulation and Aspects for regulation and Aspects for regulation and public policy in the mobile public policy in the mobile public policy in the mobile information society information society information society - Frequency Open Policy - Frequency Open Policy in Japan - - Frequency Open Policy i in Japan n Japan - - 2004 March 2004 March March 2004 Ministry of Public Management, Home Affairs, Ministry of Public Management, Home Affairs, Ministry of Public Management, Home Affairs, Posts and Telecommunications Posts and Telecommunications Posts and Telecommunications

  2. MPHPT,JAPAN Overview of the Radio Policy Vision Overview of the Radio Policy Vision (Report of the Telecommunications Council) Mid- and long-term Mid- and long-term Basic roles of radio Basic roles of radio Desirable Radio Policy Desirable Radio Policy Outlook of Spectrum Use Outlook of Spectrum Use spectrum use spectrum use through construction of wireless broadband environment • Realization of a wireless I. Dynamic review of I. Dynamic review of broadband environment spectrum allocation Realization of a ubiquitous network society spectrum allocation - More spectrum uses in • Quality of life • Quality of life II. Policies for frequency Home, Business, II. Policies for frequency refarming and spectrum Medicine/Welfare, refarming and spectrum use Security use ・ Expansion of Radio-Related III. Reform of Spectrum User Industry III. Reform of Spectrum User •Industrial/economic •Industrial/economic Fee Fee activities activities Mid- and long-term Mid- and long-term IV. Promotion of R&D IV. Promotion of R&D Outlook of Radio Policy Outlook of Radio Policy Mid- to long-term goals V. Facilitating smooth • safe and secure V. Facilitating smooth • safe and secure prevalence of radio (in 5 to 10 years) society/country prevalence of radio society/country equipment equipment • Realization of a ubiquitous network society VI. Enhancing international VI. Enhancing international strategy • Ensuring National Security strategy • Local economy through Diversified • Local economy VII. Building a safer and Networks VII. Building a safer and securer environment for securer environment for • Fostering Competitive radio spectrum use radio spectrum use Wireless ICT Industry 1

  3. Impact: Construction of “ Impact: Construction of “Wireless Broadband Wireless Broadband” ” Environment Environment MPHPT,JAPAN - “ “Ubuiquitous Ubuiquitous” ” Network Society Network Society - - - Public Transportation Public Transportation Public Facilities Public Facilities Ticket gate Accident 500m ahead Education Education Data exchanges via vehicle- to-vehicle communications You can check information Trains You can check information Change lanes on anything you cannot You are too close. on anything you cannot understand right here. understand right here. Boarding procedures using wireless terminals Comprehensiv Comprehensiv e learning e learning Wireless vehicle-to-vehicle utilizing utilizing cameras, communications cameras, Daily Lives GPS, etc. Daily Lives GPS, etc. Use of mobile terminals in education Business Business New products this year! (in aircraft) Microwave oven “It’s realistic Keyless door locks TV and easy to understand!” “Well I’ll check e-mails before arrival.” Table lamp “Let’s confirm the Coffee maker schedule using my cellular telephone via Wireless office VPN.” Wireless-controlled home security “Umm, finish the rest of today’s work at the Hot Spot (service area of public wireless access).” 2

  4. MPHPT,JAPAN New Frequency for the Advancement of RFID New Frequency for the Advancement of RFID Frequency bands RFID Tag where RFID can Current Common Frequencies be used For RFID 【 Inventory 【 Inventory 135 13.56 2.45 800/900MHz Management Management kHz MHz GHz System 】 System 】 Japan 135 13.56 2.45 800/900MHz kHz MHz GHz Europe 135 13.56 2.45 800/900MHz kHz MHz GHz U.S. Demonstrative experiment is promoted for practical use on 800/900 MHz where new demand is appearing RFID Tag RFID Tag 【 Air Baggage Tracing System 】 【 Multifunctional IC Card 】 A single Tag might be used on- A single Tag might be used on -worldwide worldwide- -basis ! basis ! A single Tag might be used on A single Tag might be used on - - worldwide worldwide - - basis ! basis ! 3

  5. MPHPT,JAPAN Review of the Allocations to Wireless LAN (NWA) Review of the Allocations to Wireless LAN (NWA) in the 5 GHz Band in the 5 GHz Band 2.4 GHz band 5 GHz band 97 MHz bandwidth 100 MHz bandwidth 2400 2497 Radio LAN Radio LAN (for indoor and (for indoor use) outdoor use) Industry, science, Satellite レーダ等 Radar Radar, etc. and medical equipments communications (e.g. microwave ovens) 2400 2500 5150 5250 5350 5350 5725 [MHz] [MHz] [MHz] New allocations for Radio LAN on a worldwide basis Currently under Study in Under Study in 355 MHz bandwidth Telecommunications Telecommunications Council 100 MHz bandwidth 97 MHz bandwidth Council 2400 2497 Radio LAN Radio LAN Radio LAN Radio LAN (for indoor and (for indoor use) (for indoor use)* (for indoor and outdoor use) outdoor use) Industry, science, Satellite Radar Radar, etc. and medical equipment communications (e.g. microwave ovens) 2400 2500 5150 5250 5350 5470 5725 [MHz] [MHz] * Limited outdoor applications are possible. - The frequency band that can be used for outdoor applications has Major frequency bands been greatly expanded. ⇒ More users are able to use faster communications. being used now -Common frequency bands that can be used on a worldwide basis have been expanded. ⇒ Users can benefit from improved convenience and less expensive equipment. 4

  6. MPHPT,JAPAN Spectrum Open Policy Spectrum Open Policy Solution Target Dynamic review of Dynamic review of Spectrum Identification for Spectrum Identification for frequency allocation frequency allocation future needs future needs (Spectrum refarming policy) (Spectrum refarming policy) Introduction of Rapid frequency refarming Introduction of Rapid frequency refarming compensation scheme for in order to accomodate compensation scheme for in order to accomodate rapid frequency refarming wireless broadband systems rapid frequency refarming wireless broadband systems Partial introduction of Partial introduction of Facilitation of flexible a registration scheme Facilitation of flexible a registration scheme business promotion with simplified process business promotion with simplified process 5

  7. MPHPT,JAPAN Process of Spectrum Reform Process of Spectrum Reform Study on Effective Use of Study on Effective Use of Radio Policy Vision Radio Policy Vision Radio Spectrum Radio Spectrum Study Group on Effective Use of Spectrum Policy Telecommunications Council Study Group on Effective Use of Spectrum Policy Telecommunications Council Jan. '02 Start Jan. '02 Start Aug. '02 Consultation of Aug. '02 Consultation of Radio Policy Radio Policy Dec. '02 1st Report Dec. '02 1st Report 【 Introduction of Compensation Scheme 】 【 Introduction of Compensation Scheme 】 Jun. '03 Public Comment Jun. '03 Public Comment to Report to Report Sep. '03 2nd Report Sep. '03 2nd Report Jul. '03 Report Jul. '03 Report 【 Introduction of Registration 】 【 Introduction of Registration 】 Dec. '03 3rd Report Dec. '03 3rd Report 【 Assignment of Spectrum refarming 】 【 Assignment of Spectrum refarming 】 Oct. '03 the Guidelines for Feb. '04 Draft Revised Radio Law Oct. '03 the Guidelines for Feb. '04 Draft Revised Radio Law Spectrum Refarming published submitted to the Diet Spectrum Refarming published submitted to the Diet 6

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