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Designing and delivering the Radio Spectrum Plan for London 2012

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This talk by Steve Jones of Ofcom will look at the plan for delivering the radio spectrum required for the London 2012 Games efficiently and safely across users as diverse as broadcasters and private WLAN/Wi Fi operators.

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Date and Time

23 May 2013 - 19:30-21:30

Location

Ipswich, United Kingdom - icon_popup  (See map)

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Organised by the Anglian Coastal local network.


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Steve Jones of Ofcom will look back at the delivery plan for the London 2012 Games which started in 2009. This involved co-operation with all users and the implemenation of a goverance structure and a process to ensure demand was matched by supply. Users included organisers, broadcasters and private users with WIFI etc, all these groups had to be managed and policed. Steve will also look at interference issues and even planning for solar events!

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