Spectrum management policies for future mobile network.

Mobile network use radio communication which is carried out on a range of frequencies. These frequencies are range from 850 MHz to tens of Giga hertz.

In an increasing digital environment adequate access to spectrum is key to expanding the deployment and coverage of telecommunication networks and addressing the ever increasing demand for data services.

These networks support a variety of online applications extending the impact of spectrum management to several sectors of the economy by transforming the way people access resources for government and financial services

Spectrum it presents some mechanism for spectrum allocation and licensing of new spectrum with due consideration to technology evolution. It also looks at promoting the use of spectrum for these key applications.

Spectrum management defines the radio communication service allocation the technical specifications and determine the pace of deployment of such technology. Wireless technology have become the most common way to access the internet around the world using both licensed and unlicensed spectrum bands and through a variety of devices.

Mobile broadband requires sufficient spectrum to be identified for international mobile telecommunication commonly known as 3G,4G ,5G. Recently new technologies and applications have developed with the goal of enhancing and expanding access to broadband connectivity.

Elements of spectrum management

Spectrum management is an important tool for governments to optimize the use of afinite public resources with spectrum demand continuously growing competition for particular frequency bands Will become ever greater and efficient use that spectrum more in critical.

It needed to;

_ protect frequencies used by critical services by preventing harmful interference.

_ldentify opportunities to maximize efficiency

_ allow new technologies to develop and deploy within flexible framework.

_reduce the cost of telecommunication equipment to maximize the use of spectrum and thereby better address spectrum demand from relevant gulators are undertaking administrative and technical measure to recapture spectrum and reassign if for new uses.

Key findings

In the content of constant innovations an effective spectrum policy should be flexible enough to foster the deployment of different services.

Administrations should be carefully consider the important of spectrum management when defining how it is addressed within the government structure.

Shared access regimes are a way for regulators to open spectrum that is currently used by incumbent services to new users.

Regulators should conduct a review of international best practices in terms of spectrum licenses.