921 MHz for the introduction of wideband – PMR / PAMR it appears that a number of initiatives have taken place that mean there is a good probability part will be used for GSM-R in some countries and the rest for SRDs and RFIDS 1452 1492 TDD Low - medium < 5 years Medium - high – Band is The band is not the only one currently available to provide terrestrial harmonised for digital audio broadcasting, so terrestrial and potential to release some satellite digital spectrum. Limited licences for audio T-DAB issued. broadcasting RSPG Opinion in 2006 considered high probability for Europe wide availability of common spectrum for the introduction of multi media services. Possible cross border interference issues. 1670 1675 TDD Very low Unknown Very low – MHz Band Significant number of satellite harmonised for filings so band unlikely to be an mobile satellite option service 1785 1805 TDD Low - Medium Unknown Low Medium – – MHz The band is identified for use for PMSE but to date there appears to be no use of the band but equipment is available. Also used for governmental applications and being considered for WAPECS in some countries. 1710 1880 FDD Low Possibility of Low - Medium – MHz gaining access Band is Spectrum identified for use in when licences harmonised for Canada for smart grids. The are renewed or IMT cellular operators are likely to
– 921 MHz for the introduction of wideband PMR / PAMR it appears that a number of initiatives have taken place that mean there is a good probability part will be used for GSM-R in some countries and the rest for SRDs and RFIDS 1452 – 1492 TDD Low - medium Band is currently harmonised for terrestrial and satellite digital audio broadcasting < 5 years Medium - high The band is not the only one available to provide terrestrial digital audio broadcasting, so potential to release some spectrum. Limited licences for T-DAB issued. RSPG Opinion in 2006 considered high probability for Europe wide availability of common spectrum for the introduction of multi media services. Possible cross border interference issues. 1670 – 1675 MHz TDD Very low Band harmonised for mobile satellite service Unknown Very low Significant number of satellite filings so band unlikely to be an option 1785 – 1805 MHz TDD Low - Medium Unknown Low – Medium The band is identified for use for PMSE but to date there appears to be no use of the band but equipment is available. Also used for governmental applications and being considered for WAPECS in some countries. 1710 – 1880 MHz FDD Low Band is harmonised for IMT Possibility of gaining access when licences are renewed or Low - Medium Spectrum identified for use in Canada for smart grids. The cellular operators are likely to
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