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一月份卫星频谱定价谘询文件:培训
“我们将继续采用基于拍卖的模式，因为该部门在参考我们时，特别寻求定价策略，并告诉我们在27.5-28.5 GHz频率范围内，除了毫米波波段之外，还要确定更多波段，”一名铁道部官员表示。
“在1-2个月内，我们将提出一份咨询文件，明年5月前，我们可能会就卫星通信拍卖提出建议(卫星通信)频谱，根据电信部门(DoT)的参考，“一个顶部印度电信监管局（火车)官员告诉ETSatcom。
他说:“我们将继续采用以拍卖为基础的模式，因为该部门在参考我们时特别寻求定价策略，并告诉我们在27.5-28.5 GHz频率范围内，除了毫米波波段之外，还要确定更多波段。”
该官员进一步表示，他们正在研究其他频段，如10ghz。
X波段(8.0-12.0 GHz)频谱部分由国际电信联盟(ITU)确定和分配，专门用于深空通信，用于雷达、卫星通信和无线地面网络。
这位官员补充说，过去许多国家未能设计卫星频谱拍卖，如果印度成功，它将成为世界上第一个进行电波拍卖的国家。
周二，Trai董事长PD Vaghela表示，电信部门建议的频谱拍卖将鼓励和促进对这一新兴行业的投资。
“利益相关方需要四周时间就咨询文件发表意见，这一过程还包括一次公开讨论(OHD)。咨询文件发布后，需要近三个月的时间来确定建议，”该官员补充道。
印度将是第一个拍卖卫星频谱的国家
印度电信监管局(TRAI)主席PD Vaghela表示，电信监管机构还收到了电信部(DoT)要求拍卖的频谱以及卫星通信的其他相关方面的参考。
卫星频谱拍卖已成为空间宽带服务提供商和地面网络运营商之间的争论焦点，后者主张“同一服务-同一规则”原则。
最近，印度正在见证以太空为主导的活动，跨国公司争夺印度市场。
除了英国OneWeb在Bharti的Sunil Mittal、亿万富翁Mukesh Ambani与SES的合资企业Reliance Jio的支持下，一家总部位于卢森堡的卫星公司获得了全球移动个人卫星通信(Gmpcs)牌照。塔塔旗下的Nelco和Canadian Telesat的合并公司也在向该部门申请许可证。
上个月，Trai建议设立一个单独的许可证制度卫星地面站网关(SESG)在印度。
这是一项授权条款。我们保留了一个零费用的独立许可证，以快速跟踪基础设施部署，为卫星服务提供商提供便利。”这位官员补充说，此举将使做生意更容易，吸引投资。
新的安排将要求基础设施公司根据《印度电报法》第4节获得有效期为20年的许可证，并提供10年的续期。
这也将允许公司建立多个基础设施卫星运营商类似于电信基础设施提供商或为电信运营商部署并允许网络租赁的IP公司。
卫星通信、电信行业共同需要推动语音和数据服务的接入:IN-SPACe
in - space主席帕万·戈恩卡(Pawan Goenka)说:“我敦促所有利益相关者，包括卫星通信、电信公司，尤其是初创公司、政策制定者、行业协会，关注一个国家每一平方英寸的完全可达性，并为每个人提供至少基本的语音和数据。”
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<\/figure>NEW DELHI: The consultation paper on spectrum bands and pricing for \u201cauction-based model\u201d for commercial space broadband services as sought by the Department of Telecommunications<\/a> (DoT<\/a>) is likely to come up by January, and recommendations by May 2023, a senior regulatory official said.\u201cIn 1-2 months, we are coming up with a consultation paper, and by May next year, we are likely to place recommendations on auctioning of satellite communications (satcom<\/a>) spectrum, following the reference from the telecom department (DoT),\u201d a top Telecom Regulatory Authority of India<\/a> (Trai<\/a>) official told ETSatcom.
\u201cWe are going ahead with the auction-based model since the department in its reference to us, specifically sought pricing strategy, and inter-alia told us to identify more bands besides the millimetre wave band in the 27.5-28.5 GHz frequency range,\u201d he said.
<\/div><\/div>In September this year, the government asked the telecom watchdog to come up with price points for airwaves in the 27.5-28.5 GHz range, and identify additional radiofrequency ranges for space broadband services.
The official further said that they are examining other bands such as 10 GHz.
Spectrum in the X band or 8.0\u201312.0 GHz is partly identified and apportioned by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) exclusively for deep space telecommunications, and is used for radar, satellite communication, and wireless terrestrial networks.
The official added that many countries failed in devising auction for satellite spectrum in the past, and if India succeeds, it would become the first nation worldwide to conduct airwaves sale.
On Tuesday, Trai chairman PD Vaghela said that the spectrum auction, as suggested by the telecom department, would encourage and promote investment in the burgeoning sector.
\u201cFour weeks are required for stakeholders to comment on the consultation paper as per the process that also includes an open-house discussion (OHD). Nearly three months are required to firm up recommendations after the consultation paper is out,\u201d the official added.
The official further said that they are examining other bands such as 10 GHz.
Spectrum in the X band or 8.0\u201312.0 GHz is partly identified and apportioned by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) exclusively for deep space telecommunications, and is used for radar, satellite communication, and wireless terrestrial networks.
The official added that many countries failed in devising auction for satellite spectrum in the past, and if India succeeds, it would become the first nation worldwide to conduct airwaves sale.
On Tuesday, Trai chairman PD Vaghela said that the spectrum auction, as suggested by the telecom department, would encourage and promote investment in the burgeoning sector.
\u201cFour weeks are required for stakeholders to comment on the consultation paper as per the process that also includes an open-house discussion (OHD). Nearly three months are required to firm up recommendations after the consultation paper is out,\u201d the official added.