ITU-R QUESTION 2241-2001 Technical convergence with respect to terrestrial fixed mobile and broadcasting interactive multimedia applications and the associated regulatory environme.pdf

1、QUESTION ITU-224/1*, *Technical convergence with respect to terrestrial fixed, mobile, andbroadcasting interactive multimedia applicationsand the associated regulatory environment(2001)The ITU Radiocommunication Assembly,consideringa) that frequency sharing is an important aspect of efficiency of fr

2、equency spectrumutilization;b) that frequency allocations to different services are made to avoid major incompatibilitiesbetween uses of the radio spectrum;c) that where certain bands are allocated to more than one service this is based on theassumption that, within the relevant sharing criteria, th

3、ose services are compatible;d) that technical convergence of some terrestrial fixed, mobile and broadcasting interactivemultimedia applications is occurring;e) that considering this technical convergence, there may be a requirement to change theregulatory environment in order to encourage the develo

4、pment of these new merged applications;f) that a change to the regulatory environment may include a revision of the existing Servicedefinitions in Radio Regulations (RR) Article 1,decides that the following Question should be studied1 How are interactive multimedia applications of the terrestrial fi

5、xed, mobile, andbroadcasting services converging technically?2 How does technical convergence impact on the national and international radio regulatoryenvironment?3 If technical convergence impacts the Service definitions of RR Article 1, how should thedefinitions be revised?further decides1 that th

6、e results of the above studies should be included in (a) Report (s) and (a)Recommendation(s);2 that the above studies should be completed by 2012;3 that progress on the above studies should be reported to the WRC-07 through the CPM.Category : C1* This Question should be brought to the attention of the Radiocommunication Study Groups 6, 8, 9 andStudy Groups 1 and 2 of the Telecommunication Development Sector.* In the year 2009, Radiocommunication Study Group 1 extended the completion date of studies for thisQuestion.