Start | End | Title | Presenters |
13:30 | 13:45 | Welcome, logistics and goals | Martin Weiss and Linda Doyle |
13:45 | 14:00 | What is blockchain and what is it not? Blockchain as a technical construct Blockchain as a social/ideological/political construct Blockchain as an economic construct |
Martin Weiss and Linda Doyle |
14:00 | 15:30 | Position papers: how might blockchain be used in spectrum sharing? | |
Blockchain Alternatives for Spectrum Policy Distribution | Martin Saint and Timothy X. Brown | ||
The Blockchain and Spectrum Nirvana | Kevin Werbach | ||
Spectrum-jail and Time Limited Lease Approaches with the Potential Use of Block-chain Technology in Spectrum Sharing Regime | Amer Malki | ||
Smart Contract SLAs for Dense Small-Cell-as-a-Service | Emanuele Di Pascale, Jasmina McMenamy, Irene Macaluso, and Linda Doyle | ||
Blockchain Opportunities in the Citizens Broadband Radio Service Spectrum Sharing Framework: A Sharing Economy View | Seppo Yrjola | ||
15:30 | 16:00 | Networking Break | |
16:00 | 16:45 | Discussion Questions What are some technical roles for blockchain in the spectrum sharing ecosystem? What is the relationship between blockchain and database-mediated sharing (e.g., SAS, LSA)? What are the institutional effects of blockchain adoption? |
Martin Weiss and Linda Doyle |
16:45 | Towards an emerging research agenda How do blockchain implementations of spectrum sharing compare with the alternatives? How can new institutional roles be understood after blockchain implementation? What are the values embedded in blockchain vs. non-blockchain implementation of spectrum sharing? |
Martin Weiss and Linda Doyle |