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National Radio Dynamic Zones community meeting recordings now available
In December 2024, the U.S. National Science Foundation Spectrum Innovation Initiative: National Radio Dynamic Zones program (NSF SII-NRDZ) held its fifth public meeting to share updates from the research community. Videos of the presentations are now available below. For descriptions of the presentations contained within each video, please see the detailed meeting agenda (PDF).
Introduction to NRDZ program
Credit: U.S. National Science Foundation
NSF held the fifth community open meeting (NRDZCOM5) of the Spectrum Innovation Initiative-National Radio Dynamic Zones program (SII-NRDZ) on December 10-11, 2024. This is a recording of the session where SII-NRDZ program officer John Chapin introduced the program and its technical concepts to newcomers.
NRDZ program day 1 morning sessions
Credit: U.S. National Science Foundation
NSF held the fifth community open meeting (NRDZCOM5) of the Spectrum Innovation Initiative-National Radio Dynamic Zones program (SII-NRDZ) on December 10-11, 2024. This is a recording of the sessions held the morning of the first day. The recording includes a program update by NSF, a report from the Green Bank Workshop, progress updates on Zone Management System projects, and progress updates on component, site, and application projects.
NRDZ program updates on SBE projects
Credit: U.S. National Science Foundation
NSF held the fifth community open meeting (NRDZCOM5) of the Spectrum Innovation Initiative-National Radio Dynamic Zones program (SII-NRDZ) on December 10-11, 2024. This is a recording of the session with progress updates by investigators pursuing Social, Behavioral, and Economic research projects in the NRDZ program.
NRDZ program day 1 afternoon sessions (engineering and execution lead sessions), Part 1
Credit: U.S. National Science Foundation
NSF held the fifth community open meeting (NRDZCOM5) of the Spectrum Innovation Initiative-National Radio Dynamic Zones program (SII-NRDZ) on December 10-11, 2024. This is a recording of the session where the NRDZ Engineering and Execution Lead team briefed their technical approach and plans for the field experimental phase of the SII-NRDZ program. The recording is split into two parts.
NRDZ day 1 afternoon sessions (engineering and execution lead sessions), Part 2
Credit: U.S. National Science Foundation
NSF held the fifth community open meeting (NRDZCOM5) of the Spectrum Innovation Initiative-National Radio Dynamic Zones program (SII-NRDZ) on December 10-11, 2024. This is a recording of the session where the NRDZ Engineering and Execution Lead team briefed their technical approach and plans for the field experimental phase of the SII-NRDZ program. The recording is split into two parts.
NRDZ program day 2 morning sessions
Credit: U.S. National Science Foundation
NSF held the fifth community open meeting (NRDZCOM5) of the Spectrum Innovation Initiative-National Radio Dynamic Zones program (SII-NRDZ) on December 10-11, 2024. This is a recording of the sessions held the morning of the second day. The recording includes briefings on the NSF NewSpectrum program, the national Dynamic Spectrum Sharing testbed, the WinnForum Highly Dynamic Spectrum Sharing project, and a discussion with NTIA engineers on the 7-8.4 GHz band study being performed as part of the National Spectrum Strategy.
NRDZ program day 2 afternoon sessions
Credit: U.S. National Science Foundation
NSF held the fifth community open meeting (NRDZCOM5) of the Spectrum Innovation Initiative-National Radio Dynamic Zones program (SII-NRDZ) on December 10-11, 2024. This is a recording of the sessions held the afternoon of the second day. The recording includes a briefing on the National Spectrum Research and Development Plan and outbriefs from breakout session discussions on spectrum sharing in the 7-8 GHz band.
As part of NSF Spectrum Management and Innovation activities, SII-NRDZ seeks to advance the use of dynamic spectrum sharing. The unifying concept investigated in SII-NRDZ is the radio dynamic zone: an area or volume with automatic spectrum management mechanisms that control electromagnetic energy entering, escaping or occupying the zone. SII-NRDZ seeks to perform extended (six to 12 month) field trials of various types of radio dynamic zone spectrum sharing at sites where the field trials will enhance spectrum access for facilities or applications.
