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Because radio spectrum is a finite resource, its usage and sharing isregulated by government agencies. These agencies define policies to managespectrum allocation and assignment across multiple organizations, systems, anddevices. With more portions of the radio spectrum being licensed for commercialuse, the importance of providing an increased level of automation whenevaluating such policies becomes crucial for the efficiency and efficacy ofspectrum management. We introduce our Dynamic Spectrum Access Policy Frameworkfor supporting the United States government's mission to enable both federaland non-federal entities to compatibly utilize available spectrum. The DSAPolicy Framework acts as a machine-readable policy repository providing policymanagement features and spectrum access request evaluation. The frameworkutilizes a novel policy representation using OWL and PROV-O along with adomain-specific reasoning implementation that mixes GeoSPARQL, OWL reasoning,and knowledge graph traversal to evaluate incoming spectrum access requests andexplain how applicable policies were used. The framework is currently beingused to support live, over-the-air field exercises involving a diverse set offederal and commercial radios, as a component of a prototype spectrummanagement system.

A Semantic Framework for Enabling Radio Spectrum Policy Management and Evaluation