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电信部门建议出售卫星通信频谱拍卖模型
频谱使用这样的服务,例如,发送和接收信号收发器从gateway-similar基地站(BTS)在细胞网络——传输到卫星或卫星的星座;网关之间,就像通过回程bts之间;从网关到卫星通信的用户,比如光谱是用来传递信号从BTS用户。
新德里:电信部(点)是推动频谱拍卖用于卫星通信和显示不同的模型来印度电信管理局(火车)这样的电波卖给出价最高的人。
等公司Bharti-backedOneWeb,依赖Jio合资企业与卢森堡SES和Elon Musk的我们正致力于创建一个星座卫星提供的在印度broadband-from-space”服务。
频谱使用这样的服务,例如,发送和接收信号收发器从gateway-similar基地站(BTS在蜂窝网络——传输到卫星或卫星的星座;网关之间,就像通过回程bts之间;并从网关卫星通信用户,比如光谱是用来传递信号从BTS用户。
官员意识到细节说拍卖必须在卫星星座的基础上完成,所有三个部分用于空间communications-spectrum网关,上行和下行频率以及电视广播用于将用户连接到被拍卖。
进一步阐述,官员说就像光谱被拍卖许可服务区(LSA)基础上的移动运营商,卫星通信频谱在空间可以使用给定的纬度和经度角基础上。
“此外,点建议网关应该建立在人烟稀少的地区和定价可以给pan-India基础上假设每个城市三个网关。”计算,全国有大约2000网关和定价可以因此,”这位官员说。
另一名官员补充说,电视也可以给在混合使用的基础上——潘印度IMT(移动通信和卫星通信使用。“网关,定价必须进化假设三个网关/城市,”一位官员告诉等。
根据官员,点建议可能的拍卖模型火车后寻求帮助设计销售。火车被认为是告诉美国卫星光谱不是拍卖的地方,因此,它正面临的困难提出一个模型来印度。
除了可能的拍卖模型,点建议火车雇佣顾问如果需要拍卖方法。国务院已明确表示,拍卖分配卫星光谱是首选方法。政府将考虑行政配置只有在情况下如果没有方法可以到达拍卖。
“定价将低如果有更少的竞争对手,但什么是给它管理上,“说点官员之一。
OneWeb,依赖Jio与卢森堡SES的合资企业,亚马逊的项目柯伊伯,Viasat公司,我们,Tata-Telesat结合那些准备进入印度的相对新兴的快速broadband-from-space服务部分。根据一份EY-ISpA报告,印度的太空经济将升至130亿美元到2025年的复合年增长率为6%。
监管机构举行了几次会议,不仅点也与行业为了更好地见解在卫星频谱分配机制和全球最佳实践。
也试图了解各种球员拍卖的基本原理与行政分配(分配没有拍卖)这样的电波。迄今为止,卫星光谱,如骨/ KA波段,给出管理但已经从Jio电信公司主要依赖日益增长的需求和沃达丰思想应该只通过拍卖的频谱分配。
监管机构预计将很快推出咨询文件在这个问题上,它将列出所有的选项在分配卫星电视广播。
Bharti企业董事长苏尼尔•米塔尔最近表示,卫星通信服务不能被拍卖的频谱共享行5克,因为这些电波,只需要在有限领域,业务也不会让数十亿美元的收入。他补充说,如果政府决定拍卖,这些因素应该牢记,同时设计过程,否则印度可能会错过卫星服务。
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等公司Bharti-backedOneWeb,依赖Jio合资企业与卢森堡SES和Elon Musk的我们正致力于创建一个星座卫星提供的在印度broadband-from-space”服务。
频谱使用这样的服务,例如,发送和接收信号收发器从gateway-similar基地站(BTS在蜂窝网络——传输到卫星或卫星的星座;网关之间,就像通过回程bts之间;并从网关卫星通信用户,比如光谱是用来传递信号从BTS用户。
进一步阐述,官员说就像光谱被拍卖许可服务区(LSA)基础上的移动运营商,卫星通信频谱在空间可以使用给定的纬度和经度角基础上。
“此外,点建议网关应该建立在人烟稀少的地区和定价可以给pan-India基础上假设每个城市三个网关。”计算,全国有大约2000网关和定价可以因此,”这位官员说。
另一名官员补充说,电视也可以给在混合使用的基础上——潘印度IMT(移动通信和卫星通信使用。“网关,定价必须进化假设三个网关/城市,”一位官员告诉等。
根据官员,点建议可能的拍卖模型火车后寻求帮助设计销售。火车被认为是告诉美国卫星光谱不是拍卖的地方,因此,它正面临的困难提出一个模型来印度。
“定价将低如果有更少的竞争对手,但什么是给它管理上,“说点官员之一。
OneWeb,依赖Jio与卢森堡SES的合资企业,亚马逊的项目柯伊伯,Viasat公司,我们,Tata-Telesat结合那些准备进入印度的相对新兴的快速broadband-from-space服务部分。根据一份EY-ISpA报告,印度的太空经济将升至130亿美元到2025年的复合年增长率为6%。
监管机构举行了几次会议,不仅点也与行业为了更好地见解在卫星频谱分配机制和全球最佳实践。
也试图了解各种球员拍卖的基本原理与行政分配(分配没有拍卖)这样的电波。迄今为止,卫星光谱,如骨/ KA波段,给出管理但已经从Jio电信公司主要依赖日益增长的需求和沃达丰思想应该只通过拍卖的频谱分配。
监管机构预计将很快推出咨询文件在这个问题上,它将列出所有的选项在分配卫星电视广播。
Bharti企业董事长苏尼尔•米塔尔最近表示,卫星通信服务不能被拍卖的频谱共享行5克,因为这些电波,只需要在有限领域,业务也不会让数十亿美元的收入。他补充说,如果政府决定拍卖,这些因素应该牢记,同时设计过程,否则印度可能会错过卫星服务。
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欧洲通信卫星公司,OneWeb签署合并协议
两人第一次宣布了合并计划7月当他们签署了一份谅解备忘录,团结起来,成为“全球领先的球员在连接”。
从奥特服务频谱分配:2022年电信法案的草案,关键特性
法案允许政府解决问责在科技平台上提供通信服务,如WhatsApp,信号、电报等奥特玩家可能需要许可证/登记和遵守电信行业规则。
New Delhi: The Department of Telecommunications<\/a> (DoT) is pushing for an auction of spectrum to be used for satellite communication and has suggested different models to the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) to sell such airwaves to the highest bidder.
Companies such as Bharti-backed OneWeb<\/a>, Reliance Jio<\/a>\u2019s JV with Luxembourg-based SES and Elon Musk<\/a>\u2019s Starlink are working on creating a constellation of satellites to deliver \u2018broadband-from-space\u2019 services in India.
Spectrum for such services is used, for example, for sending and receiving signals from a gateway\u2014similar to a base transceiver station (BTS<\/a>) in cellular networks\u2014to a satellite or a constellation of satellites; between gateways, like between BTSs through backhaul; and from a gateway to a satcom<\/a> user, like spectrum is used to transmit signals from a BTS to a user.
Companies such as Bharti-backed OneWeb<\/a>, Reliance Jio<\/a>\u2019s JV with Luxembourg-based SES and Elon Musk<\/a>\u2019s Starlink are working on creating a constellation of satellites to deliver \u2018broadband-from-space\u2019 services in India.
Spectrum for such services is used, for example, for sending and receiving signals from a gateway\u2014similar to a base transceiver station (BTS<\/a>) in cellular networks\u2014to a satellite or a constellation of satellites; between gateways, like between BTSs through backhaul; and from a gateway to a satcom<\/a> user, like spectrum is used to transmit signals from a BTS to a user.
<\/div><\/div>Officials aware of the details said the auction must be done on a satellite constellation basis and that all the three segments used for space communications\u2014spectrum for gateways, uplink and downlink frequencies as well as airwaves used for connecting users\u2014have to be auctioned.
Elaborating further, the officials said just like spectrum is being auctioned on a licensed service area (LSA) basis to mobile operators, satcom spectrum<\/a> to be used in space can be given on an angular basis in latitude and longitude.
\u201cIn addition, the DoT has suggested that gateways should be set up in sparsely populated areas and pricing can be given on a pan-India basis assuming three gateways per city. \u201cWith that calculation, there could be around 2,000 gateways across the country and pricing can be given accordingly,\u201d the official said.
Another official added that airwaves can also be given on a mix-use basis\u2014 pan India for IMT (mobile communications) and satcom use. \u201cFor gateways, a pricing has to be evolved assuming three gateways per city,\u201d an official told ET.
As per the officials, the DoT has suggested possible auction models after Trai sought its help to design the sale. Trai is believed to have told the department that satellite spectrum is not auctioned anywhere, and hence, it is facing difficulties in coming up with a model for India.
Elaborating further, the officials said just like spectrum is being auctioned on a licensed service area (LSA) basis to mobile operators, satcom spectrum<\/a> to be used in space can be given on an angular basis in latitude and longitude.
\u201cIn addition, the DoT has suggested that gateways should be set up in sparsely populated areas and pricing can be given on a pan-India basis assuming three gateways per city. \u201cWith that calculation, there could be around 2,000 gateways across the country and pricing can be given accordingly,\u201d the official said.
Another official added that airwaves can also be given on a mix-use basis\u2014 pan India for IMT (mobile communications) and satcom use. \u201cFor gateways, a pricing has to be evolved assuming three gateways per city,\u201d an official told ET.
As per the officials, the DoT has suggested possible auction models after Trai sought its help to design the sale. Trai is believed to have told the department that satellite spectrum is not auctioned anywhere, and hence, it is facing difficulties in coming up with a model for India.
<\/div><\/div>Apart from possible auction models, DoT has advised Trai to hire a consultant if required to work on the auction methodology. The department has been clear that auction is the preferred way to allot satellite spectrum. The government would consider administrative allocation only in case if no methodology can be arrived at for an auction.
\u201cPricing will be low if there are less competitors, but what is the point of giving it administratively,\u201d said one of the DoT officials.
OneWeb, Reliance<\/a> Jio\u2019s JV with Luxembourg-based SES, Amazon\u2019s Project Kuiper, Viasat, Starlink, and the Tata-Telesat combine are among those readying to enter India\u2019s relatively nascent fast broadband-from-space services segment. As per an EY-ISpA report, India's space economy is set to rise to $13 billion by 2025 at a CAGR of 6%.
The regulator has held several meetings with not just the DoT but also with members of the industry in a bid to gain better insights around satellite spectrum and global best practices around the allocation mechanism.
It is also trying to understand the rationale given by various players around auction versus administrative allocation (allocation without auctions) of such airwaves. So far, satellite spectrum, as in the KU\/KA bands, is given administratively but there has been growing demand from telecom companies\u2014primarily Reliance Jio and Vodafone Idea\u2014that allocation of spectrum should be through auctions only.
The regulator is expected to come out with a consultation paper soon on the issue wherein it will list out all the options around allocating satellite airwaves.
Bharti Enterprises chairman Sunil Mittal has recently said that spectrum for satcom services can\u2019t be auctioned on the lines of 5G as these airwaves are shared, required only in limited areas, and also the business is not going to make billions of dollars of revenue. He added that in case the government decides to auction the spectrum, these factors should be kept in mind while designing the process, otherwise India could potentially miss out on satellite services.
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\u201cPricing will be low if there are less competitors, but what is the point of giving it administratively,\u201d said one of the DoT officials.
OneWeb, Reliance<\/a> Jio\u2019s JV with Luxembourg-based SES, Amazon\u2019s Project Kuiper, Viasat, Starlink, and the Tata-Telesat combine are among those readying to enter India\u2019s relatively nascent fast broadband-from-space services segment. As per an EY-ISpA report, India's space economy is set to rise to $13 billion by 2025 at a CAGR of 6%.
The regulator has held several meetings with not just the DoT but also with members of the industry in a bid to gain better insights around satellite spectrum and global best practices around the allocation mechanism.
It is also trying to understand the rationale given by various players around auction versus administrative allocation (allocation without auctions) of such airwaves. So far, satellite spectrum, as in the KU\/KA bands, is given administratively but there has been growing demand from telecom companies\u2014primarily Reliance Jio and Vodafone Idea\u2014that allocation of spectrum should be through auctions only.
The regulator is expected to come out with a consultation paper soon on the issue wherein it will list out all the options around allocating satellite airwaves.
Bharti Enterprises chairman Sunil Mittal has recently said that spectrum for satcom services can\u2019t be auctioned on the lines of 5G as these airwaves are shared, required only in limited areas, and also the business is not going to make billions of dollars of revenue. He added that in case the government decides to auction the spectrum, these factors should be kept in mind while designing the process, otherwise India could potentially miss out on satellite services.
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