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facilitate the introduction of intelligent transportation systems (ITS) public consultation paper in November 2009 outlining possible arrangements for ITS in the band. Following analysis of submissions and further engagement with industry, arrangements for ITS will be finalised. Monitoring 9300–9500 MHz Increased use of maritime radar and possible replacement of racon technology The ACMA will monitor the deployment of maritime radars and the developments of radars, and will consult with AMSA on the continuation of racons after 2013. LONG Low Monitoring 10.6–10.68 GHz Sharing between EESS and the fixed service Consultation between the ACMA and stakeholders led to agreement that there would be no further use of fixed P-MP or mobile systems in the band, and that power and elevation angle limits (in line with Resolution 751) would be implemented for new fixed P-P links. The ACMA will document and formalise final arrangements in the near future, following additional formal consultation. MEDIUM Low Monitoring 13.75–14.0 GHz Some interest in simplified licensing arrangements in the band, which still satisfies current international sharing arrangements Any consideration of revision to licensing arrangements would first require consultation with interested and affected stakeholders in the band. LONG Low Monitoring 14.40–14.83 GHz/ 15.15–15.35 GHz Introduction of Defence common data link (CDL) is currently used extensively by The ACMA will work with Defence and other government users to identify appropriate approaches to support use of the band by CDL systems, while MEDIUM Medium Monitoring
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