- Introduction
- Introduction to spectrum management: terminology and interference problems
- Spectrum policy primer: spectrum rights frameworks (i.e. spectrum commons, licensed, tiered 3.5 GHz, etc.)
- Spectrum sharing — A system level view: technical and non-technical aspects and parameters that influence the
design of spectrum sharing mechanisms
- Inter-technology spectrum sharing within a hierarchical regulatory framework
- Primary/primary coexistence
- Secondary/secondary coexistence
- Primary/secondary coexistence
- Main takeaways
- Inter-technology coexistence in a spectrum commons
- Coexistence with low traffic technologies, e.g. Wi-Fi/Bluetooth, Wi-Fi/IEEE 802.15.4, IEEE 802.11 VANET/cellular V2X
- Coexistence among broadband technologies: IEEE 802.x technologies, Wi-Fi/LTE coexistence
- Main takeaways
- Emerging trends in spectrum sharing
- Overview of current worldwide spectrum regulation trends
- Spectrum management for Wi-Fi 6E coexisting with incumbents in the 6 GHz unlicensed band
- Spectrum management for 5G-and-beyond mm-wave systems
- Spectrum sharing and coexistence case studies in mm-wave bands
- Lessons learned & open research questions