Course Overview

With increasing spectrum congestion, dynamic sharing models, and the introduction of 5G, NTN, and private networks, traditional rule-based spectrum monitoring and interference management are no longer sufficient. Artificial Intelligence (AI) enables automated spectrum sensing, anomaly detection, predictive interference analysis, and optimization of spectrum usage. This course provides an end-to-end understanding of how AI can be applied to spectrum management, covering AI fundamentals, spectrum analytics, interference detection techniques, and governance considerations. Participants will learn how AI supports proactive, data-driven spectrum decisions while ensuring regulatory compliance and transparency.

Upcoming Trainings

Feb 9, 2026

New York, USA

Feb 23, 2026

New York, USA

Mar 9, 2026

Chicago, USA

Mar 23, 2026

Chicago, USA

Target Audience

  • Spectrum management and planning authorities
  • Wireless monitoring & enforcement teams
  • Telecom regulators and policy makers
  • RF engineers and spectrum analysts
  • Public safety and defense communication teams
  • AI/analytics leads in telecom and government
  • Technical consultants and advisors

Prerequisites

  • Basic understanding of: Radio spectrum and RF concepts
  • Basic understanding of: Spectrum management and monitoring principles
  • Familiarity with Telecom networks (4G/5G - high level)
  • Familiarity with Data analytics concepts (helpful)
Course Outline

Day-wise Course Outline