Attachment 2 Objectives In planning the implementation of IMT, the following objectives are desirable: to ensure that frequency arrangements for the implementation of IMT have longevity, yet – allow for the evolution of technology; to facilitate the deployment of IMT, subject to market considerations and to facilitate the – development and growth of IMT; to minimize the impact on other systems and services within, and adjacent to, the bands – identified for IMT; to facilitate worldwide roaming of IMT terminals; – to integrate efficiently the terrestrial and satellite components of IMT; – to optimize the efficiency of spectrum utilization within the bands identified for IMT; – to enable the possibility of competition; – to facilitate the deployment and use of IMT, including fixed and other special applications – in developing countries and in sparsely populated areas; to accommodate various types of traffic and traffic mixes; – to facilitate the continuing worldwide development of equipment standards; – to facilitate access to services globally within the framework of IMT; – to minimize terminal costs, size and power consumption, where appropriate and consistent – with other requirements; to facilitate the evolution of pre-IMT-2000 systems to any of the IMT terrestrial radio – interfaces and to facilitate the ongoing evolution of the IMT systems themselves; to afford flexibility to administrations, as the identification of several bands for IMT allows – administrations to choose the best band or parts of bands for their circumstances; to facilitate determination, at a national level, of how much spectrum to make available for – IMT from within the identified bands; to facilitate determination of the timing of availability and use of the identified for – IMT, in order to meet particular user demand and other national considerations; to facilitate development of transition tailored to the evolution of existing systems; – to have the ability for the identified bands, based on national utilization plans, to be used by – all services having allocations in those bands. The following guiding principles have been applied in determining frequency arrangements: harmonization; – technical aspects; – spectrum efficiency. –
Attachment 2 Objectives In planning the implementation of IMT, the following objectives are desirable: – to ensure that frequency arrangements for the implementation of IMT have longevity, yet allow for the evolution of technology; – to facilitate the deployment of IMT, subject to market considerations and to facilitate the development and growth of IMT; – to minimize the impact on other systems and services within, and adjacent to, the bands identified for IMT; – to facilitate worldwide roaming of IMT terminals; – to integrate efficiently the terrestrial and satellite components of IMT; – to optimize the efficiency of spectrum utilization within the bands identified for IMT; – to enable the possibility of competition; – to facilitate the deployment and use of IMT, including fixed and other special applications in developing countries and in sparsely populated areas; – to accommodate various types of traffic and traffic mixes; – to facilitate the continuing worldwide development of equipment standards; – to facilitate access to services globally within the framework of IMT; – to minimize terminal costs, size and power consumption, where appropriate and consistent with other requirements; – to facilitate the evolution of pre-IMT-2000 systems to any of the IMT terrestrial radio interfaces and to facilitate the ongoing evolution of the IMT systems themselves; – to afford flexibility to administrations, as the identification of several bands for IMT allows administrations to choose the best band or parts of bands for their circumstances; – to facilitate determination, at a national level, of how much spectrum to make available for IMT from within the identified bands; – to facilitate determination of the timing of availability and use of the identified for IMT, in order to meet particular user demand and other national considerations; – to facilitate development of transition tailored to the evolution of existing systems; – to have the ability for the identified bands, based on national utilization plans, to be used by all services having allocations in those bands. The following guiding principles have been applied in determining frequency arrangements: – harmonization; – technical aspects; – spectrum efficiency.
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