3. Assess impact on industry and end consumers. As part of the analysis of the market research results (as indicated in section 3.4.2). 4. Determine receiver requirements and include in See section 3.4.2. frequency licence terms and conditions and/or media permits and authorizations. 5. Determine communication messages, planning, The selected STB (e.g. DVB-T MPEG2) standardization/testing bodies and methods functionality and specs are important input (including logos and labelling). for the communication plan (see Phase 2 of the Cambodia roadmap) and the ASO planning (e.g. the work stream and ‘Financial installation support’ can include the logistics of the labelling of the STB as to support the viewer). For more details see section 4.7 in this report. 2.3 ITU-R Regulations Brief ITU-R regulations entail the Radio Regulations (RR) and in particular the table of description Frequency Allocations (Region 3) and the relevant provisions of the World Radiocommunications Conference 2007 (WRC-07). Objective In this phase of the roadmap, to identify at a high level the spectrum availability and requirements for DTTB (and other services) Key topics and choices Status Decision 2.3.1 The international context of the NA A plan like the GE06 plan is not available for ITU-R regulations: Are the different Region 3. entries in the GE06 plan considered (allotment/assignment)? 2.3.2 Applicability and implications of C All three sub-choices (a-c) still to be decided. ITU-RR: Available spectrum and spectrum (a) what frequencies or allotments requirements for DTTB and MTV needs to be will be assigned for what type of clarified (initially at a high level). service (for example two allotments/multiplexes for DTTB services and one for MTV services)? (b) In what combinations these frequencies or allotments will be assigned (for example two separate allotments/multiplexes to be licenced to two different licence holders or two allotments to one single licence holder? (c) When these frequencies or allotments will be licenced or can be taken into operation? For answering these questions process steps are defined in this section.
3. Assess impact on industry and end consumers. As part of the analysis of the market research results (as indicated in section 3.4.2). 4. Determine receiver requirements and include in frequency licence terms and conditions and/or media permits and authorizations. See section 3.4.2. 5. Determine communication messages, planning, standardization/testing bodies and methods (including logos and labelling). The selected STB (e.g. DVB-T MPEG2) functionality and specs are important input for the communication plan (see Phase 2 of the Cambodia roadmap) and the ASO planning (e.g. the work stream ‘Financial and installation support’ can include the logistics of the labelling of the STB as to support the viewer). For more details see section 4.7 in this report. 2.3 ITU-R Regulations Brief description ITU-R regulations entail the Radio Regulations (RR) and in particular the table of Frequency Allocations (Region 3) and the relevant provisions of the World Radiocommunications Conference 2007 (WRC-07). Objective In this phase of the roadmap, to identify at a high level the spectrum availability and requirements for DTTB (and other services) Key topics and choices Status Decision 2.3.1 The international context of the ITU-R regulations: Are the different entries in the GE06 plan considered (allotment/assignment)? NA A plan like the GE06 plan is not available for Region 3. 2.3.2 Applicability and implications of ITU-RR: (a) what frequencies or allotments will be assigned for what type of service (for example two allotments/multiplexes for DTTB services and one for MTV services)? (b) In what combinations these frequencies or allotments will be assigned (for example two separate allotments/multiplexes to be licenced to two different licence holders or two allotments to one single licence holder? (c) When these frequencies or allotments will be licenced or can be taken into operation? For answering these questions process steps are defined in this section. C All three sub-choices (a-c) still to be decided. Available spectrum and spectrum requirements for DTTB and MTV needs to be clarified (initially at a high level).
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