5 th ITU Green Standards Week Nassau, The Bahamas 14-18 December 2015 Radiocommunication and climate change Vadim Nozdrin, Study Group Counselor, Radiocommunication.

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5 th ITU Green Standards Week Nassau, The Bahamas December 2015 Radiocommunication and climate change Vadim Nozdrin, Study Group Counselor, Radiocommunication Bureau, International Telecommunication Union

ITU-R ACTIVITY

SCOPE OF ITU-R STUDIES FOR CC

UNDERSTANDING OF CC

WEATHER FORECAST Estimated benefits of weather forecast in the EU 27- €61.5 billion/year (Ratier, 2014) WRC-2015: - passive bands protection - telecommand links - new allocation for active sensing - space weather spectrum

WEATHER FORECAST Lightning losses of $4-$5 billion per year (NLSI, 1999) WRC-12 worldwide spectrum: - 24-hour thunderstorm detection system - oceanographic radars

ADOPTATION AND MITIGATION economic benefits to US agriculture (by altering planting decisions) US $ million/year (NOAA, 2012) savings in the electricity and natural gas 2.56 billion US$ -in 2017 (NASA, 2013) WRC-15: - global spectrum for WAIC- A380  206 kg CO2/hour - harmonized PPDR bands

ADOPTATION AND MITIGATION RES.60RES.60 (RA- 2015) Reduction of energy consumption for environmental protection and mitigating climate change by use of : best practices to reduce energy consumption within ICT systems; development and use of radio systems to reduce of energy consumption in non-radio sectors; effective systems for monitoring and predicting climate change

QUESTIONS?