27.5–28.35 GHz ESL— Technical and regulatory processes High supporting the reissue and/or reallocation processes of . 31.0–31.36 GHz ESL— Technical and regulatory processes High supporting the reissue and/or reallocation processes of . Outlook work program 2012–2016 Band-by-band Band Frequency Spectrum ACMA approach TIME FRAME range management Priority issue Status MF 526.5–1606.5 kHz Band congestion The ACMA supports digital LONG (MF-AM band) radio trials to assess the Low potential for DRM digital radio to alleviate congestion Monitoring in this band. If successful, the ACMA may replan this channel to accommodate DRM services. The ACMA will monitor digital radio technologies and the development of markets for their deployment. HF 5900–5950 kHz Support MEDIUM 7300–7350 kHz introduction of Low 9400–9500 kHz digitally modulated 11600–11650 kHz broadcasting Monitoring 13570–13600 kHz transmissions 13800–13870 kHz 15600–15800 kHz 17480–17550 kHz 18900–19020 kHz HF 5950–6200 kHz Industry proposals Spectrum is intended to MEDIUM 7100–7300 kHz to introduce DRM preserve planning options. Low 9500–9900 kHz into this band The ACMA will consult with 11650–12050 kHz Monitoring industry to canvass interest 13600–13800 kHz in the possible use of DRM 15100–15600 kHz technology in 17550–17900 kHz kHz. 21450–21850 kHz 25670–26100 kHz The ACMA will monitor digital radio technologies and the development of
27.5–28.35 GHz ESL— Technical and regulatory processes supporting the reissue and/or reallocation processes of . High 31.0–31.36 GHz ESL— Technical and regulatory processes supporting the reissue and/or reallocation processes of . High Outlook work program 2012–2016 Band-by-band Band Frequency range Spectrum management issue ACMA approach TIME FRAME Priority Status MF 526.5–1606.5 kHz (MF-AM band) Band congestion The ACMA supports digital radio trials to assess the potential for DRM digital radio to alleviate congestion in this band. If successful, the ACMA may replan this channel to accommodate DRM services. The ACMA will monitor digital radio technologies and the development of markets for their deployment. LONG Low Monitoring HF 5900–5950 kHz 7300–7350 kHz 9400–9500 kHz 11600–11650 kHz 13570–13600 kHz 13800–13870 kHz 15600–15800 kHz 17480–17550 kHz 18900–19020 kHz Support introduction of digitally modulated broadcasting transmissions MEDIUM Low Monitoring HF 5950–6200 kHz 7100–7300 kHz 9500–9900 kHz 11650–12050 kHz 13600–13800 kHz 15100–15600 kHz 17550–17900 kHz 21450–21850 kHz 25670–26100 kHz Industry proposals to introduce DRM into this band Spectrum is intended to preserve planning options. The ACMA will consult with industry to canvass interest in the possible use of DRM technology in kHz. The ACMA will monitor digital radio technologies and the development of MEDIUM Low Monitoring
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