ITU Academy

This course âBroadcast Spectrum Managementâ presents mainly Radio Frequencies (RF) used for broadcasting services as per ITU Radio Regulations and change of use of the radio frequencies from analog to digital terrestrial television broadcasting in the Very High Frequency (VHF) band III (174-230MHz and Ultra High Frequency (UHF) bands IV&V (470-862MHz) that was done by the Regional Radiocommunications Conference (RRC) for Broadcasting Areas in Region 1 held in Geneva in 2006.

Digital Broadcasting Regulation course gives an in-depth understanding of the policy, legal and regulatory issues and trends affecting broadcasting and digital media in the converged, globalized communications/ICT environment of today.

This course demonstrates well economics of Radio Frequency (RF) spectrum as a resource by presenting contributions of the RF spectrum to economy of a country through auctions. The course also demonstrates well how the economic/market value of the Digital Dividend 1 (790-862MHz) and Digital Dividend II (694-790MHz) can be calculated by Market Transaction Multiples Valuation Models and Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) Analysis Models.

This course covers the core functions of spectrum management and spectrum management and technology application and is mainly targeted towards the staff of National Spectrum Management agencies. This course covers the core functions of spectrum management and technology application including 5G spectrum management, IOT implementation, Spectrum management for railway radiocommunication and so on.

This course âDigital Broadcasting Masterclassâ shall share with participants' important spectrum regulations for broadcasting and how to manage and operate broadcasting frequencies in an efficient and economical manner. Broadcasting Services are very important for national development in each country. Both FM Radio and TV Services are used to convey messages to the citizens on public awareness, political, economic and social issues. The Media industry relies on Radio and TV bands to do business.

This course demonstrates well economics of Radio Frequency (RF) spectrum as a resource by presenting contributions of the RF spectrum to economy of a country through auctions. The course also demonstrates well how the economic/market value of the Digital Dividend 1 (790-862MHz) and Digital Dividend 2 (694-790MHz) can be calculated by Market Transaction Multiples Valuation Models and Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) Analysis Models.

The SMTP is designed for individuals within ICT and telecommunications sectors who wish to enhance their knowledge and competence in the area of spectrum management. This includes engineers and managers working in telecommunications regulatory authorities, ICT service providers and other ICT stakeholders. Policy makers in ministries and government departments responsible for ICTs will also benefit from this programme.

Este módulo cubre el contexto general y los objetivos de la gestión del espectro y su implementación práctica, en la estructura multi-capas de niveles internacional, regional y nacional. Incluye el rol y las funciones de los diferentes interesados, el marco legal que rige sus interacciones y los principios operacionales de los procesos de autorización (licenciamiento) de los servicios de radio.
? Antecedentes históricos y evolución de la gestión del espectro
? Ro y estructura de la UIT
? Sector de radiocomunicaciones de la UIT

The SMTP is designed for individuals within ICT and telecommunications sectors who wish to enhance their knowledge and competence in the area of spectrum management. This includes engineers and managers working in telecommunications regulatory authorities, ICT service providers and other ICT stakeholders.

The SMTP is designed for individuals within ICT and telecommunications sectors who wish to enhance their knowledge and competence in the area of spectrum management. This includes engineers and managers working in telecommunications regulatory authorities, ICT service providers and other ICT stakeholders.