2015年初步评估csmac建议介绍

Paige R. AtkinsAssociate AdministratorOffice of Spectrum ManagementNational Telecommunicationsand Information Administration(202)-482-1850patkins@ntia.doc.gov Summary •Assessing CSMAC recommendations to identifyNTIA actions •Initial snapshot summarizing selected examples •Many related actions already initiated •All recommendations and NTIA actions will bepublished by the next CSMAC meeting Spectrum Mgt via Databases Question How can sensitive and government classified operations be includedand protected using a database-driven sharing approach, particularlyone that strives toward real-time responses? Summarized Recommendations (“NTIA should”) 1)Start sharing now using information that is non-sensitive. 2)Begin path to implement federal SAS/black box technique toaddress federal data sharing. 3)Be the intermediary between industry and federal government(agencies) to dialogue and investigate mechanisms to ensuredata is appropriately classified and not an undue barrier tospectrum sharing. Spectrum Mgt via Databases Example NTIA Actions 1) Working with the FCC and DOD on a 3.5 GHz SAS; andpromoting the establishment of a commercial SAS. (ongoing) 2) Assess applicability of web-based coordination of 70/80/90 GHzbands to other bands and systems. (Q2 FY16)3) Collaborate with the agencies, FCC, and industry to determine ifa “federal SAS” is required to enhance sharing (initial focus onthe 3.5 GHz band). (Q4 FY16).4) Work with the Spectrum Policy Team to, consistent withapplicable law, implement policies for sharing of classified,sensitive, or proprietary data [with authorized non-federalparties]. (Q1 FY16) Bi-Directional Sharing Questions 1) What methods can be used to allow federal agency access of non-federal bands (for large intermittent exercises and emergency use)? 2) Would federal users pay for temporary spectrum access? 3) Would such access only be available if non-federal licensee doesnot have a need to operate in the spectrum and location inquestion? Summarized Recommendations (“NTIA should”) 1)Review NTIA Manual to identify changes to enable secondaryaccess 2)Explore regulatory/legislative options to facilitate federal userrights 3)Identified various financial approaches Bi-Directional Sharing Example NTIA Actions 1)Review NTIA Manual to clarify scope of authorities to allowfederal users secondary access to non-federal spectrum. (Q1FY16)2)Establish interagency working group on bi-directional sharing.(Q1 FY15)3)Identify initial “use cases” to assess the potential for near-, mid-,and long-term bi-directional sharing. (Q4 FY15)4) Identify regulatory and/or legislative changes to enable spectrumuse rights co-extensive with non-federal licensees. (Q2 FY16) Government and Industry Collaboration Questions 1) What type of spectrum issues do you recommend NTIAprioritize for enhanced collaboration, to include those requiringsensitive/classified information exchange? 2) How can we most effectively leverage existing or mergingentities to include CSMAC, PPSG, NASCTN, and CAC tostreamline efforts and minimize burden on participatingorganizations? 3) How would you modify the draft framework to most efficientlyand effectively achieve the desired collaboration? Government and Industry Collaboration Summarized Recommendations (“NTIA should”) 1)Assess topics identified for enhanced collaboration.2)Minimize burden by providing overarching view of prioritiesand coordinating among current or new entities.3)Include FCC and the FCC TAC in the collaboration process.4)Use NTIA framework to guide collaboration efforts.5)Obtain federal and non-federal stakeholder inputs on technicalstudies. Government and Industry Collaboration Example NTIA Actions1)Develop detailed gov/industry collaboration plan (Q2 FY16) 2)Leverage PPSG/SWG to prioritize collaboration topics (Q2FY16)3)Engage industry and government stakeholders on technicalstudies. (ongoing)4)Establish liaison to FCC/TAC (Q1 FY15) Way Forward •Assessment of recommendations in progress–Detailed recommendations in subcommittee reports–Example NTIA actions may change–Analysis of enforcement subcommittee results underway–New CSMAC recommendations will be included •NTIA response to recommendations will bepublished by the next CSMAC meeting