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Abstract
This paper aims at developing a spectrum map of the spectrum allocated for provisioning of mobile communications by Telecom Service Providers (TSPs) in India through various auctions from 2010 to 2016. The paper probably is the first initiative of its kind. It adopts a unique approach in translating the spectrum allocated over the years for mobile communication services in India into a visually comprehensible spectrum utilisation map(s). The map(s) provide(s) a visual state of the allocated spectrum which will be helpful for both policy formulators and the service providers in focussing their emphasis on both quality of spectrum allocated, and the quantum of spectrum allocated. It can also be used as a planning tool by all stake holders for subsequent spectrum auctions.
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Alok Shankar Pandey
Alok Shankar Pandey is an officer from the Corps of Signals, Indian Army. The Officer holds a BTech degree in telecommunications and information technology from Military College of Telecommunications Engineering and a MTech degree in communication engineering from IIT Delhi. He has served as a joint advisor with the Telecom Regulatory of India. His areas of interest include spectrum management, telecom regulation and data protection and security. Corresponding author. Email: [email protected]
Jyoti Garg
Jyoti Garg obtained a masters in business administration from Department of Management Studies, IIT Delhi. Prior to this, she has done BTech in electronics and communications engineering from Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Technology, New Delhi, India. She has also worked with Ericsson India as Network engineer for two years. Email: [email protected]
Murali Krishna Medudula
Murali Krishna Medudula has submitted his doctoral work at IIT Delhi. He is presently working as a manager in the area of telecom policy research. His research areas include telecommunication policy & regulation, consumer behaviour and adoption of mobile data. He actively took part in organizing and attending several workshops & conferences in the area of telecommunication technology & management. Email: [email protected]
Mahim Sagar
Mahim Sagar is a faculty member at IIT Delhi and works in the area of marketing and Public Policy Research. Email: [email protected]