2016年csmac会议网络直播档案

Monday,August 1,2016, beginning at 1:00 p.m. MDT________________________________________________________ NOTE:The primary cause for the use of "(indiscernible)"statementsin this transcript is due toparticipantsnot staying in close proximitytothe microphone or poor recording conditions. UNIDENTIFIED MALE:All right.I think2we'llget going if everyone is ready.Welcome to this3editionof the CSMAC.I'm going to just turn it over4rightto Glenn welcome us. GLENNREYNOLDS:So I'll start off by6welcomingeverybody to the Boulder labs.I think for7thoseof you who haven't been here before, hopefully,8you'vehad an opportunity to look around. Obviously, this is a facility that is10jointlyused by NIST, NOAA, and our ITS labs down at the11bottomof the hill in the parts that don't look nearly12thisnice.Andwe'll just leave it at that. Onceagain, I get the privilege of kind of14representingthe assistant secretary at this meeting.15Larryhad fully intended to be here today, both to kick16offthis CSMAC meeting. UNIDENTIFIED MALE ON TELEPHONE: Hello?18Hello? UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE ON TELEPHONE:Hi,20there. GLENNREYNOLDS:Folks, for those of you who22areon the line,can you please -- UNIDENTIFIED MALE ON TELEPHONE:Is this the24CSMACmeeting? UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE ON TELEPHONE:This is 1theCSMAC meeting,at least I think so. 3andcan everybody mute their phones, please.UNIDENTIFIED MALE ON TELEPHONE:Because5it'sstarted,but I don't hear it through the phone.UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE ON TELEPHONE:Huh.UNIDENTIFIED MALE ON TELEPHONE:I'm hearing8itonline.LARRYALDER:Can you guys hear us?This is10theconference room.UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE ON TELEPHONE:Uh, let's12see(indiscernible)--(Background conversations from telephone14participants)UNIDENTIFIED MALE:Okay.We'll see if we16canfigure out the folks on the phone.Again, I don't17knowif you--I assume you can't hear us.UNIDENTIFIED MALE ON TELEPHONE:There's19about--there's a two-minute delay between the video20andthe phone,and we cannot hear the meeting through21thephone.UNIDENTIFIED MALE:We can hear you, David.GLENNREYNOLDS:Yeah, that's why I'm a24lawyer.Guys,all I can say is we're going to try to25fixit on the phone as quickly as we can, but please 1bearwith us. AsI was about to say, Larry had fully3intendedto be here with us to kick this off, kick off4thislast meeting of the CSMAC, as well as to give5openingremarks tomorrow morning at the ISART meeting6downthe road. But,Larry is, as you all know, kind of8comingto the end of the administration.And Larry has9beentrying to figure out what he wants to do next with10hislife.Andso he's decided to follow his real dream11andtry to pitch for the White Sox. And,as a result, the first step in that is13hehad to get shoulder surgery last week.He says it's14arotator cuff,but we're all kind of skeptical.I15thinkthey're putting new muscle in there or something.16Butanyway he,unfortunately, is on restricted travel17forthree weeks.Sohe could not get out here. Sohe sends his regards and he sends me here19notjust with his welcoming, but with his appreciation20forall the hard work of this iteration of the CSMAC.21Lookingback at this CSMAC -- we're still having some22issuesI hear. ThisCSMAC, when you look back at it, has24spanneda remarkably transformative period in this25industry,if you go back and look, starting with last 1Januarywith the record-breaking AWS-3 auction, which2closedand set all sorts of records for money for the3treasuryand other things, but which also included rules4forproactive sharing that were developed through the5CSMACprocess. Thenlast April the FCC adopted truly7innovativetiered sharing arrangements for the 3.58gigahertzband,placing new sharing technologies truly9inthe mainstream of spectrum management.Ow, that10hurt.Idon't know if that was me. Thenthis year we're witnessing the first of12itskind incentive auction, an out-of-the-box effort to13createa win-win opportunity to repurpose spectrum for14brandnew services. Butperhaps the most remarkable sort of16transitionthat we've seen over this CSMAC's lifetime is17watchingthe idea of 5G wireless go from something of a18vagueconcept to something really real, underscored by19theFCC's recent Spectrum Frontiers order, which gives20theU.S.a tremendous competitive advantage in the next21technologycycle by putting to use millimeter wave22spectrumfor advanced wireless broadband, spectrum that23wasbarely on any of our radar screens when this CSMAC24convened. Sothis last meeting of the current CSMAC is 1abit of a transitional milestone itself in that we're2lookingboth backwards and forwards.On the one hand,3wecan take a brief moment to appreciate all of the hard4workthat all of you have put into this, the committed,5forward-lookingwork that is reflected in the final6recommendationsof the working groups that we heard at7themeeting two months ago, and then the work that's8reflectedin the reports, in the papers that we're going9tobe talking about today. Thework of the CSMAC has already made11importantcont