the police, courts, prisons and probation service is unlikely to be valued directly by the public. But individuals do value the increased safety levels (final outcome) that might result from this intermediate use of Spectrum. Therefore, a change in the provision of Spectrum is valued according to the value of the resulting changes in provision of final outcomes. This relates to the concept of Spectrum-using services which are bought by households and other end-users as inputs. We are focusing on the value of the final goods and services that are derived from this use of Spectrum by households and other end-users. Table D1 contains a summary of the main outcomes. Table D1. Outcomes of Spectrum usage Spectrum supports Which enables/provides: Outcome Contact with/availability to More interactions with friends friends/family and family (possibly closer Mobile communications Broadband enables relationships?) constant access to Access to internet/social media ideas/developments Social connectivity Feel safe and secure Entertainment Engagement in the arts Information Avoid disruption and reduce Television and radio Travel news contributing to bigger problem broadcasting Awareness campaigns e.g. (e.g. traffic) smoking, drinking, Increased health awareness dangerous driving etc to promote healthy/ preventative behaviour Intercept/prevent terrorism Prevention of terrorist attacks or threats to national National security Defence and security communications security International relations? Feelings of safety and security Communication between and rapid, appropriate response Prevention of crime Emergency services from: Reduction in damage or injury/death from accidents or communications Police incidents Ambulance Fire service Accurate weather forecasts Pre-empt extreme weather (e.g. floods/storms) and Monitoring drivers for climate change minimise damage and Meteorological services disruption Inform behaviour change to reduce impact of climate change Safe travel Prevention of Radar for coordinating Smooth running of transport chaos/crashes/death transport including air traffic systems Reduction in stress control Feelings of security Machine-to-machine Manage energy consumption Smart metering communications Cost savings
the police, courts, prisons and probation service is unlikely to be valued directly by the public. But individuals do value the increased safety levels (final outcome) that might result from this intermediate use of Spectrum. Therefore, a change in the provision of Spectrum is valued according to the value of the resulting changes in provision of final outcomes. This relates to the concept of Spectrum-using services which are bought by households and other end-users as inputs. We are focusing on the value of the final goods and services that are derived from this use of Spectrum by households and other end-users. Table D1 contains a summary of the main outcomes. Table D1. Outcomes of Spectrum usage Spectrum supports Which enables/provides: Outcome Mobile communications Contact with/availability to friends/family Broadband enables constant access to internet/social media Social connectivity More interactions with friends and family (possibly closer relationships?) Access to ideas/developments Feel safe and secure Television and radio broadcasting Entertainment Information Travel news Awareness campaigns e.g. smoking, drinking, dangerous driving etc Engagement in the arts Avoid disruption and reduce contributing to bigger problem (e.g. traffic) Increased health awareness to promote healthy/ preventative behaviour Defence and security communications Intercept/prevent terrorism or threats to national security Prevention of terrorist attacks National security International relations? Emergency services communications Communication between and rapid, appropriate response from: Police Ambulance Fire service Feelings of safety and security Prevention of crime Reduction in damage or injury/death from accidents or incidents Meteorological services Accurate weather forecasts Monitoring drivers for climate change Pre-empt extreme weather (e.g. floods/storms) and minimise damage and disruption Inform behaviour change to reduce impact of climate change Radar for coordinating transport including air traffic control Safe travel Smooth running of transport systems Prevention of chaos/crashes/death Reduction in stress Feelings of security Smart metering Machine-to-machine communications Manage energy consumption Cost savings
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