strategi menyonsong 5g di indonesia

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Strategi Menyongsong 5G di Indonesia

Dr. Sigit P.W Jarot, MSc(Ketua Forum 5G Indonesia)

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Mastel – Diskusi 5G

@Gedung World Trade Center, Jakarta 14 Des 2015

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Perkembangan di ITU

5G Teknologi dan Spek

Beberapa Pendekatan

Usulan Pendekatan Indonesia

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Outline


Perkembangan di ITU

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ITU WP 5D Work Plan



Perkembangan ttg 5G di ITU• Report ITU-R M.2320 - Future technology

trends of terrestrial IMT systems (November 2014)

• This activity is to address the terrestrial IMT technology aspects and enablers considering the approximate timeframe 2015-2020 and beyondfor system deployment, including aspects of terrestrial IMT systems related to WRC-15 studies as part of its scope.

• Recommendation ITU-R M.2083 - Framework and overall objectives of the future development of IMT for 2020 and beyond(September 2015)

• This activity is to address the longer term vision for 2020 and beyond and will provide a framework and overall objectives of the future developments of IMT.

• Report ITU-R M.2376 - Technical feasibility of IMT in bands above 6 GHz(July 2015)

• The purpose of this report is to provide information on the study of technical feasibility of IMT in the bands above 6 GHz.

• Provisional Final Acts WRC-15


http://www.itu.int/pub/R-REP-M.2320

http://www.itu.int/rec/R-REC-M.2083

http://www.itu.int/pub/R-REP-M.2376


5G di Forum 3GPP



Aspek Teknologi dan Spesifikasi



5G Usage Scenarios … not only Broadband


Source : ITU-R


Shaping 5G Performance


Source : ITU-R

20Gbps

100 Mbps

< 1ms

100x500kph

10Mbs/m2

10e6 devices/km2

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evolution of radio access technologies

source: NTT DoCoMo


How much spectrum do we need ?



5G candidate spectrum bands



Beberapa model pendekatanmenuju 5G



Inisiatif di dunia menuju 5G



Pendekatan EU menuju 5G


http://www.5gnow.eu/Non-Orthogonal Waveforms for

asynchronous signaling

http://5g-ppp.eu/The 5G Infrastructure Public Private Partnership

https://www.metis2020.com/• Agree on the important use cases• Develop the technology components • Holistic framework 5G system concept

http://www.phylaws-ict.org/

PHYsical Layer Wireless Security

http://www.ict-ras.eu/index.php/ras-

projects/motoMobile Opportunistic Traffic Offloading (MOTO)

http://www.mammoet-project.eu/MAssive MiMO for Efficient Transmission

http://www.celtic-initiative.org/industry-driven research initiative

http://www.surrey.ac.uk/5gic/• Lowering network costs • Anticipating user data needs to pre-allocate resources • Device-to-device communication

• Spectrum sensing (for unlicensed spectrum)

http://www.5gnow.eu/

http://5g-ppp.eu/

https://www.metis2020.com/

http://www.phylaws-ict.org/

http://www.ict-ras.eu/index.php/ras-projects/moto

http://www.mammoet-project.eu/

http://www.celtic-initiative.org/

http://www.surrey.ac.uk/5gic/


Pendekatan Korea menuju 5G

• 5G Forum, an industry-academia cooperative program since May 2013

• Members:• ETRI, three major telcos (i.e., KT, SKT and LG U+) and major electronics companies

such as Samsung Electronics, LG Electronics, KMW and Dio-Interactive • open not only to the communications industry, but also to small and mid-sized

companies and start-ups in content and other related industries

• Strategies• [1] activation of 5G R&D, [2] implementation of universal infrastructure, [3]

creation of mobile service and [4] establishment of national policy • The roadmap for frequency, legislation and policies will be aligned with the

direction of 5G development



Pendekatan Jepang menuju 5G

• ARIB “2020 and beyond” Ad Hoc group since September 2013

• Objectives: • to study system concepts, basic functions and distribution/architecture of mobile

communication in 2020 and beyond

• Activities:• Identify and analyze services and system concepts of mobile communications in 2020 and

beyond • Study technology trends, basic functions and functional distribution/architecture of the

mobile communication system in 2020 and beyond • Cooperate/coordinate with other international (and domestic) organizations

• Output:• white papers and contributions to ITU and other fora.

• Members:• Both Japanese companies and Japanese subsidiaries of foreign companies



Roadmap menuju implementasi 5G di Jepang


“Final Report from the Radio Policy Vision Council", Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Japan, December 2014


Usulan Pendekatan Indonesia ?



Collaborative Research towards Consensus Building at Early Stage


Source : Networld 2020


Aktor Inovasi

Corporates

Universities

SMEs, Incubators

Research Institutions

Communities

Government

Start-ups

SME Innovations

Develop Core Technologies

Fulfill National S&T Innovation

Demands

Leverage Global Competitiveness

Adopted from Prof. Zuhal, Gelombang Ekonomi Inovasi, 2013


Mastel, i5GF, IEEE Indonesia, indotelko, etc

Kominfo, BPPT, etc

Tel-U, ITB, ITS, UI, Unsri, etc

Telko operator, Vendor, etc


Transisi Model Inovasi

Triple-Helix Quadruple-Helix

Closed Innovation Open Innovation Ecosystem of Innovation

AcademicsBusinessGovernment

AcademicsBusinessGovernmentCommunities



Summary

• 5G strategy is not just telcos’ agenda.

• Collaborations and co-creations with many (new) stakeholders is a must.

• In the current early stage, R&D and innovation will be the priority.

• Collaboration with other international fora would be helpful

• There are 4 (four) aspects in Indonesia strategy towards 5G:• The Clasiccal: related to radio and network technologies• The Opportunity : related to new services and applications, IoT, M2M• The Unique: related to security and privacy• The Country-specific: related to regulation and spectrum.



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Additional SlidesGlobal Initiatives towards 5G Era



Indonesia 5G Forum



Indonesia 5G Forum www.i5gf.org


• Established in June 2015

• Chairman : Dr. Sigit P W Jarot, MSc (Telkom University)

• Co-chair : Dr. Eko Fajar N, MSc (Hikari Solusindo Sukses)

• Co-chair : Dr. Rudi Lumanto, Meng (id-SIRTII)

• Initiatives

• Research-community driven initiative

• Membership• General members : Corporate, Individual, Student

• Professional members : Corporate, Individual

http://www.i5gf.org/


• Objectives

• to activate and stimulate research and development activities in Indonesia related to 5G Mobile Communication Systems, including its surrounding technologies, its deployment scenarios and its use cases,

• to foster cooperation and partnerships in 5G research and development, with national and international institutions,

• to strengthen the wealth creation in fields of ICT and telecommunications, particularly related to the 5G developments, and deployments. And also,

• to provide inputs and recommendations to the government and regulators regarding policies and regulatory issues related to 5G.



Organization of I5GF

General Assembly

Chair : Dr. Sigit PW Jarot

Co-chair: Dr. Eko Fajar

Co-chair: Dr. Rudi Lumanto

WG Radio and Network

TechnologiesDr. Khairul Anwar (JAIST)

WG New Services and Applications

Dr. Reza Fersandaya(University of Sriwijaya)

WG Security and Privacy

Dr. Mohammad Salman (University of Indonesia)

WG Regulation and Spectrum

Dr. Rolly Purnomo (BRTI)

Advisory Board

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Areas of the Working Groups

• Security

• Privacy-Awareness

• Privacy-Preservation

• QoS, USO

• New Licensing Regime

• Roll-out Obligation

• Spectrum allocation

• Spectrum flexibility

• IoT

• M2M

• D2D

• MTC

• Tactile Internet

• New waveform

• Massive MIMO

• Data rate, Capacity Density

• Ultra-Low latency

• Spectral Efficiency

Radio & Network

Technology (WG-RN)

New Services &

Applications

(WG-SA)

Security & Privacy

(WG-SP)

Regulation & Spectrum

(WG-RS)



Indonesia 5G Forum

• Activities

• Technical meetings

• Research promotions

• Seminar and workshops

• Collaboration with other fora


MoU signing with Japan 5G Forum, Bali Sept 2015


5G Initiatives in US


• Much of the 5G activity in the Americas has been taking place in various universities.

• These research activities are often joint activities with private industry, funded through government grants, or a combination of the two.

http://bwrc.eecs.berkeley.edu/RF and mmWave technology, Advanced Spectrum Utilization, Energy

Efficient Systems

https://code.renci.org/gf/project/choicenet/a new architectural design for the Internet of the near future to enable sustained innovation in the core of the network, using economic principles

NSF Extreme Densification of Wireless Networks NSF funded a joint project by University of Texas (UT) Austin and Stanford to promote new architectures for dense access infrastructure.

UT Austin and Stanford faculty members were awarded an NSF grant for research in 5G wireless networks using network densification where a multitude of base-stations and access points with overlapping wireless footprints and disparate capabilities pervade the physical domain

http://wireless.csail.mit.eduTelefonica specifically calls out their joint work with Wireless@MITas “5G and Beyond

http://wireless.vt.eduCognitive Radio Networks, Digital Signal Processing , Social Networks , Autonomous Sensor Communication, Antennas, Very Large Scale Integration

http://bwrc.eecs.berkeley.edu/

https://code.renci.org/gf/project/choicenet/

http://wireless.csail.mit.edu/

http://wireless.vt.edu/

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