Actions–Assess sharing opportunities, harmonise spectrum across EU
Stakeholders will assess sharing opportunities before examining whether/how much “dedicated” spectrum is required to release the full economic benefits of wireless innovations that cannot be met using commercial networks.
Regulators will ensure that the economic and societal benefits (rather than only technical interference) and technological improvements are taken into account when assessing stakeholder requirements and will provide access to harmonised spectrum across the EU on a timely basis, where needed; whilst also taking into account international aspects.

Future steps

Wireless eHealth: Further assessment of future spectrum needs, as well as modification of regulatory/usage conditions in current frequency bands and investigation in new “medical bands”.

Smart Grids: Validation of the mix of technologies and spectrum needed for widespread and reliable connectivity across the grid and identification of measures to achieve implementation across the EU.
 
Intelligent Transport Systems: On-going need for flexible but harmonised spectrum access in several frequency bands to support seamless transfer of real-time data and to ensure Europe is competitive.

Immediately related elementsHow this works
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Digital Agenda Assembly 2011 »Digital Agenda Assembly 2011
Day 2 – 17 June 2011 »Day 2 – 17 June 2011
Workshops – Day 2 »Workshops – Day 2
2: Connection & Innovation (Day 2) »2: Connection & Innovation (Day 2)
W17: Spectrum for wireless innovation in Europe »W17: Spectrum for wireless innovation in Europe
Actions–Assess sharing opportunities, harmonise spectrum across EU
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