ITU WRC-19 Spectrum Policy Results von Marcus, Michael J.

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Possible Use of MIMO/Massive MIMO Technology to Increase Spectrum Access by Controlling Interservice Interference von Marcus, Michael J.

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The Impact of Receivers on Spectrum Management von Marcus, Michael J.

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Sharing Government Spectrum: Some Technical Alternatives von Marcus, Michael J.

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Progress in Opening Access to Spectrum above 100 GHz von Marcus, Michael J.

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Current ITU-R Study Group Issues of Likely Interest to Wireless Researchers von Marcus, Michael J.

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Spectrum Policy for Radio Technology Experiments von Marcus, Michael J.

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Coexistence and Spectrum Sharing Above 100 GHz von Polese, Michele, Cantos-Roman, Xavier, Singh, Arjun, Marcus, Michael J., Maccarone, Thomas J., Melodia, Tommaso, Jornet, Josep Miquel

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Spectrum Policy and Regulatory Issues von Marcus, Michael J.

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Spectrum Policy and Regulatory Issues von Marcus, Michael J.

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Harmful Interference and Its Role in Spectrum Policy von Marcus, Michael J.

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Upper spectrum use boundary on the move [Spectrum Policy and Regulatory Issues] von Marcus, Michael J.

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Spectrum policy issues in wireless education programs: part 2 von Marcus, Michael J.

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Spectrum policy in Japan [Spectrum Policy and Regulatory Issues] von Marcus, Michael J.

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Spectrum Policy for Radio Spectrum Access von Marcus, Michael J.

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5G and "IMT for 2020 and beyond" [Spectrum Policy and Regulatory Issues] von Marcus, Michael J.

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Which uses the most spectrum: transmitters or receivers? von Marcus, M. J.

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Where does the radio spectrum end? von Marcus, M. J.

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Spectrum policy issues in wireless education programs von Marcus, Michael J.

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Spectrum sharing issues on both sides of the atlantic von Marcus, Michael J.

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