NTIA, University of Colorado Boulder Working Together on Wireless Test Bed
NTIA said it signed a five-year cooperative research and development agreement with the University of Colorado Boulder to develop a wireless test bed. NTIA’s Boulder-based Institute for Telecommunication Sciences (ITS) is to work with the university to install spectrum monitoring…
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sensors throughout the Boulder campus, “with data to be available to both parties for spectrum management research,” NTIA said Thursday in a news release. “The project will enable measurement of wireless spectrum and system occupancy and spectrum utilization, testing and evaluation of spectrum sharing scenarios, and validation of radio wave propagation models,” NTIA said in the release. “It also will help to develop early interference detection, interference mitigation, and spectrum forensics techniques.” The test bed will "provide analytics on how real-world spectrum sharing could work," said NTIA Administrator David Redl.