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Assessment of spectrum value: application to sub-1GHz frequency bands

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  • González-Valderrama, Carlos
  • Frías, Zoraida
  • Martínez, Jorge Pérez

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This paper is focused on the impact in network operator costs of new sub-1GHz spectrum bands, which will be soon available to provide mobile broadband services. To analyse these effects a techno-economic model has been used to evaluate the maximum inter-site distance and therefore the cheapest network. The results achieved show the different value of the sub 1GHz bands depending on the spectrum holding of the operator.

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  • González-Valderrama, Carlos & Frías, Zoraida & Martínez, Jorge Pérez, 2015. "Assessment of spectrum value: application to sub-1GHz frequency bands," 26th European Regional ITS Conference, Madrid 2015 127144, International Telecommunications Society (ITS).
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