NSF Wireless Spectrum R&D Senior Steering Group Workshop (WSRD)

国家信息技术研发（NITRD）计划的无线频谱研发（wwsrd）高级指导小组（SSG）是根据2010年6月总统关于“释放无线宽带革命”的备忘录而成立的。WSRD的目的是执行总统备忘录第3条，该条款指示商务部长“与国家标准与技术研究院、国家科学基金会（NSF）、国防部、司法部、NASA和其他适当机构协商，制定并实施一项计划，以促进研究人员的研究、开发、实验和测试，以探索创新的频谱共享技术。”包括那些安全和有弹性的。”WSRD促进了联邦政府在频谱领域研究的协调和信息交换。虽然WSRD是联邦政府的一个委员会，但它与私营企业、公共安全、学术研究人员以及州和地方政府密切协调其活动，因为这些部门是频谱需求、研究和开发的主要驱动力。它通过包括所有这些群体的代表参加的一系列讲习班来做到这一点。到目前为止，已经举行了三次研讨会：第一次于2011年7月在科罗拉多州博尔德举行，重点是在更广泛的背景下协调当前和未来的联邦频谱研发组合；第二次会议于2012年1月在加州伯克利举行，讨论了对国家级无线测试平台能力的需求；第三次会议于2012年7月在科罗拉多州博尔德举行，重点是确定具体的研究课题，以打破现有频谱用户与创新的新频谱用户之间的动态频谱接入僵局。前两个讲习班的一个挑战是，由于缺乏旅费，如何从某些部门获得充分和多样化的代表。在第三次研讨会上，也就是在这里提议的研讨会上，受邀的与会者可以获得有限的旅费，否则他们可能难以参加。将优先考虑提高讲习班参加者的性别和种族多样性。此次旅行资助计划将由麻省理工学院的比尔·莱尔博士（Bill Lehr）领导，他是研讨会组织委员会的主要成员。

The Wireless Spectrum R&D (WSRD) Senior Steering Group (SSG) of the National Information Technology R&D (NITRD) program was stood up as a result of the president's June 2010 memorandum on "Unleashing the Wireless Broadband Revolution." WSRD's purpose is to implement section 3 of the presidential memorandum, which directs the Secretary of Commerce, "in consultation with the National Institute of Standards and Technology, National Science Foundation (NSF), the Department of Defense, the Department of Justice, NASA, and other agencies as appropriate, [to] create and implement a plan to facilitate research, development, experimentation, and testing by researchers to explore innovative spectrum-sharing technologies, including those that are secure and resilient." WSRD facilitates coordination and information exchange regarding federal government research in the spectrum domain. Although WSRD is a committee of the federal government, it closely coordinates its activities with private industry, public safety, academic researchers, and state and local governments, as these sectors are major drivers of spectrum requirements, research, and development. It does so through a series of workshops that includes the participation of representatives of all of these groups. Three workshops have been held so far: The first in Boulder, CO, in July 2011, which concentrated on coordinating the current and future federal spectrum R&D portfolio within the broader context; the second in Berkeley, CA, in January 2012, which undertook a discussion of the need for a national-level wireless testbed capability; and the third in Boulder, CO, in July 2012, which concentrated on identifying specific research topics central to breaking the dynamic spectrum access stalemate between incumbents and innovative new spectrum users. A challenge with the first two workshops was getting adequate and diverse representation from some sectors, because of the lack of travel funds. In the third workshop, and the workshop proposed here, limited travel funds are available to invited participants who might otherwise have difficulty attending. Priority will be given to improving the gender and racial diversity of the workshop participants. The travel grant program will be led by Dr. Bill Lehr of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who is the lead member of the workshop organizing committee.