Future Wide Area Wireless

The Cambridge Wireless Future Wide Area Wireless Special Interest Group exists to track developments in future wide area wireless technology and related issues such as spectral policy and Intellectual Property Rights. This SIG is championed by:

The Future Wide Area Wireless SIG meets approximately three times per year with the objectives of:

  • keeping members up to date with the latest developments in standards, IPR issues, and deployment plans
  • providing a ‘hype free zone’ for debating the relative merits of proposed new systems
  • sharing knowledge of new developments
  • exploring new business opportunities that arise from evolving standards
  • exploring opportunities to influence the development of new standards
  • promoting member’s capabilities at local and international levels
  • showcasing member’s capabilities to third parties
  • networking   

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Recent Event - DCKTN Event "Who Needs Spectrum ?" 9th October 2008 at the Moller Centre, Cambridge

Click on the titles to view the presentations -

Welcome from Philip Hargrave of DCKTN

"The Spectrum Revolution" - Tim Cull of Motorola

"Spectrum Demand Pressure Points" - Stuart Cooke of Qualcomm

"Spectrum Reform- Theory, Practice and Problems" - William Webb of Ofcom

"Technology Neutrality in Practice" - Peter Harrison of Nokia

"Spectrum Efficiency-enhancing Technologies" - Holger Claussen of Alcatel-Lucent

"New Tilting Techniques for Spectrum Efficiency" - David Barker of Quintel - coming soon

"Optimising Spectrum Use in the Public Sector" - John Burns of Aegis Systems