This group plans to Define SCS Exclusion and Coordination Zones optimized for SCS, and to help enable compliance with SCS single network framework interference mitigation and Site Shielding Orders, by addressing a scheduling framework to mitigate interference, coordinate the usage of terrestrial and non-terrestrial spectrums and reduce light pollution.

This group will look at optimizing provisioning of satellite-based iAB-Nodes for pop-up Cells, to enable cell service far away from a data center ground station, without using a physical Base Station. Satellite-based iAB Nodes can be configured as a mobile iAB Node to provide both access and backhaul.

Feeder Link throughout has direct affect on the throughput that a satellite can deliver to the cells. In many scenarios the Bandwidth of the Feeder Link is not used efficiently, particularly for narrow Feeder Link Bandwidths. To obtain the maximum throughput for the Feeder Links, the transport mechanism of the Feeder Links must be enhanced and made more efficient.

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