Spectrum pooling

Spectrum pooling is a spectrum management strategy in which multiple radio spectrum users can coexist within a single allocation of radio spectrum space.^[1] One possible use of this is for primary users of a spectrum allocation to be able to rent out use of their allocation to secondary users. Spectrum pooling techniques generally require cognitive radio techniques to implement them.^[2]

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^ Friedrich K. Jondral (March 28, 2006). "Cognitive Radio – A Necessity for Spectrum Pooling" (PDF). Universität Karlsruhe Communications Engineering Lab.

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[2] Friedrich K. Jondral (March 28, 2006). "Cognitive Radio – A Necessity for Spectrum Pooling" (PDF). Universität Karlsruhe Communications Engineering Lab.

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