Is allowing trading enough? Making secondary markets in spectrum work
Telecommunications Policy
Primary Transmitter Discovery Based on Image Processing in Cognitive Radio
EUNICE '09 Proceedings of the 15th Open European Summer School and IFIP TC6.6 Workshop on The Internet of the Future
Shared or exclusive radio waves? A dilemma gone astray
Telematics and Informatics
Anti-competitive behaviour in spectrum markets: Analysis and response
Telecommunications Policy
Spectrum sharing in cognitive radio networks with imperfect sensing: A discrete-time Markov model
Computer Networks: The International Journal of Computer and Telecommunications Networking
Reservation policies for revenue maximization from secondary spectrum access in cellular networks
Computer Networks: The International Journal of Computer and Telecommunications Networking
Evaluation of the opportunity cost of the spectrum: Application to the digital dividend
Telecommunications Policy
Full length article: Positioning-based framework for secondary spectrum usage
Physical Communication
Comparing particle swarm optimization variants for a cognitive radio network
Applied Soft Computing
TV white spaces exploitation through a bicameral geo-location database
Telecommunications Policy
Spectrum management reform: Rethinking practices
Telecommunications Policy
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Are you fully up-to-speed on today's modern spectrum management tools? As regulators move away from traditional spectrum management methods, introduce spectrum trading and consider opening up more spectrum to commons, do you understand the implications of these developments for your own networks? This is the first book to describe and evaluate modern spectrum management tools. Expert authors offer you unique insights into the technical, economic and management issues involved. Auctions, administrative pricing, trading, property rights and spectrum commons are all explained. A series of real-world case studies from around the world is used to highlight the strengths and weaknesses of the various approaches adopted by different regulators, and valuable lessons are drawn from these. This concise and authoritative resource is a must-have for telecom regulators, network planners, designers and technical managers at mobile and fixed operators and broadcasters, and academics involved in the technology and economics of radio spectrum.