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Trai的建议可以使卫星通信成为物联网的主流:BIF
在周四发布的一系列建议中，Trai建议所有卫星频段都可以用于提供基于卫星的低比特率连接，例如物联网(IoT)。
新德里:实施行业监管印度电信监管局（火车)的建议，为低比特率应用提供以卫星为基础的连接，将有助降低成本、缓解供应限制和简化营商环境，进而推动业界广泛采用卫星通信（卫星通信)，行业身体宽带印度论坛(BIF)周五表示。
在周四发布的一系列建议中，Trai建议所有卫星频段都可以用于提供基于卫星的低比特率连接，例如物联网(IoT)。
这些建议构成了卫星连接应用许可框架的一部分。
BIF表示:“允许服务许可证持有人在所有允许的卫星频段从外国卫星获取卫星带宽，以提供基于卫星的服务，将大大提高满足该国数字连接需求的能力，这些需求正在快速增长。”
它补充说，从预先授权的外国卫星租赁卫星容量的规定，也将使其成为一种具有成本效益的手段，用于在全国范围内普及宽带，并通过更快的部署/实施服务。
BIF表示，取消遗留法规以及各种费用，如便利费和NOCC费，将频谱使用费(SUC)降低到1%，以及选择调整后的总收入(AGR)为基础的收费，这些都是“渐进的步骤”，并强调这将使卫星通信成为经济上可行的选择。
Trai建议使用所有卫星频段进行低比特率连接
Trai在一份声明中说:“在统一许可框架下的相关现有授权可能会被适当修改，以实现基于卫星的低比特率连接。”
此外，Trai还建议电信部(DoT)应为所有参与授予各种批准或权限的机构建立一个全面、简化、综合、端到端协调的单一窗口在线公共门户。
“这些无可挑剔的平衡建议解决了全球所有利益相关者的利益和要求数字通信以及太空垂直领域。它们将妥善解决长期悬而未决的卫星通信容量稀缺问题，显著降低监管成本，并将提高服务交付效率，”宽带印度论坛主席TV Ramachandran评论道。
Ramachandran补充说:“建立一个全面、简化、综合、端到端协调的单一窗口在线通用门户，以授予各种程序手续，符合最佳国际惯例，并将提高监管的确定性。”
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<\/figure>NEW DELHI: Implementation of sector regulator Telecom Regulatory Authority of India<\/a> (Trai<\/a>)\u2019s recommendations on providing satellite-based connectivity for low bitrate applications will lead to cost reductions, alleviate supply constraints and allow ease of doing business which, in turn, will drive mass adoption of satellite communications<\/a> (satcom<\/a>), industry<\/a> body Broadband India Forum<\/a> (BIF) said on Friday.
Trai, in a series of recommendations released Thursday, recommended that all satellite frequency bands can be for providing satellite-based low-bit-rate connectivity such as for the Internet of Things (IoT).
These recommendations form a part of licensing framework for satellite connectivity applications.
<\/div><\/div>Trai also suggested that service licensees can obtain satellite bandwidth from foreign satellites of their choice in all the permitted satellite bands to provide satellite-based services. However, the licensees should be mandated to establish an Earth ground station in India corresponding to the chosen foreign satellite due to security concerns.
\u201cPermitting the Service Licensees to obtain satellite bandwidth from foreign satellites in all the permitted satellite bands to provide satellite-based services would greatly enhance capacities for catering to the country\u2019s digital connectivity needs, which are growing at a rapid pace,\u201d BIF said.
The provision to lease satellite capacity from pre-authorized foreign satellites will also make it a cost-effective means for proliferating broadband across the country, and also through faster deployments\/implementation of services, it added.
Removal of legacy regulations along with various charges such as the facilitation charges and NOCC charges, and reduction of spectrum usage charge (SUC) to 1% as well as opting for adjusted gross revenue (AGR)-based charging are \u201cprogressive steps\u201d, BIF said and stressed that it will make satcom an economically viable option.
\u201cPermitting the Service Licensees to obtain satellite bandwidth from foreign satellites in all the permitted satellite bands to provide satellite-based services would greatly enhance capacities for catering to the country\u2019s digital connectivity needs, which are growing at a rapid pace,\u201d BIF said.
The provision to lease satellite capacity from pre-authorized foreign satellites will also make it a cost-effective means for proliferating broadband across the country, and also through faster deployments\/implementation of services, it added.
Removal of legacy regulations along with various charges such as the facilitation charges and NOCC charges, and reduction of spectrum usage charge (SUC) to 1% as well as opting for adjusted gross revenue (AGR)-based charging are \u201cprogressive steps\u201d, BIF said and stressed that it will make satcom an economically viable option.
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