RF-Flashlight Testbed for Verification of Real-Time Geofencing of EESS Radiometers and Millimeter-Wave Ground-to-Satellite Propagation Models
A simple 'RF-flashlight' (or ground to satellite) interference testbed is proposed to experimentally verify real-time geofencing (RTG) for protecting passive Earth Exploration Satellite Services (EESS) radiometer measurements from 5G or 6G mm-wave transmissions, and ground to satellite propagation models used in the interference modeling of this spectrum coexistence scenario. RTG is a stronger EESS protection mechanism than the current methodology recommended by the ITU based on a worst-case interference threshold while simultaneously enabling dynamic spectrum sharing and coexistence with 5G or 6G wireless networks. Similarly, verifying more sophisticated RF propagation models that include ground topology, buildings, and non-line-of-sight paths will provide better estimates of interference than the current ITU line-of-sight model and, thus, a more reliable basis for establishing a consensus among the spectrum stakeholders.
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