Participated in the work of ITU-R TG1/4 (Electronic Data Exchange), SG2, RA, WRC, CPM. 4/1993 - 10/1995 Head, International Relations Department, General Inspectorate of Communications Hungary Lead cross-border frequency coordination with neighboring countries. Co-working with international organizations (primary ITU, CEPT, ETSI), operators and firms. Participated in an international working group, for developing a common computer program for the countries of the Vienna Agreement (now HCM Agreement). Continued development of Hungarian computerized frequency management system. Continued developments wave propagation calculations based on digital terrain model (DTM). Supervised library (plans for networks, technical books, standards, international publications). Organized conferences, meetings. Participated at the ITU PP'94, Kyoto, 1994. 5/1990 - 4/1993 Head of Computer Services Department Frequency Management Institute Hungary Lead the project for developing the Hungarian computerized frequency management system. Developed methods and software for calculation of the propagation path on DTM. Participated in the work of CCIR (ITU-R) task groups TG12/1 and 12/3. Provided computer services for the Institute. Participated in cross-border frequency coordination works in radiotelephone frequency bands. Developed demonstration on the DTM based spectrum management software for exhibition at TELECOM'92, Budapest, Hungary. Prepared frequency plans for VHF/UHF FM and TV broadcasting systems. 1/1987 - 5/1990 Head of Radiotelephone Group Frequency Management Institute Hungary Developed methods and computer programs for planning radiotelephone and broadcasting networks. Developed a PC based digital terrain model (DTM). Studied cellular systems and makes proposals for their introductions in Hungary. Assisted in preparation of international coordination meetings and participated on them. Developed frequency plans for radio telephone and microwave systems and services. Involved in frequency coordination among point-to-point microwave networks, earth stations and space stations. LANGUAGES
Participated in the work of ITU-R TG1/4 (Electronic Data Exchange), SG2, RA, WRC, CPM. 4/1993 - 10/1995 Head, International Relations Department, General Inspectorate of Communications Hungary Lead cross-border frequency coordination with neighboring countries. Co-working with international organizations (primary ITU, CEPT, ETSI), operators and firms. Participated in an international working group, for developing a common computer program for the countries of the Vienna Agreement (now HCM Agreement). Continued development of Hungarian computerized frequency management system. Continued developments wave propagation calculations based on digital terrain model (DTM). Supervised library (plans for networks, technical books, standards, international publications). Organized conferences, meetings. Participated at the ITU PP'94, Kyoto, 1994. 5/1990 - 4/1993 Head of Computer Services Department Frequency Management Institute Hungary Lead the project for developing the Hungarian computerized frequency management system. Developed methods and software for calculation of the propagation path on DTM. Participated in the work of CCIR (ITU-R) task groups TG12/1 and 12/3. Provided computer services for the Institute. Participated in cross-border frequency coordination works in radiotelephone frequency bands. Developed demonstration on the DTM based spectrum management software for exhibition at TELECOM'92, Budapest, Hungary. Prepared frequency plans for VHF/UHF FM and TV broadcasting systems. 1/1987 - 5/1990 Head of Radiotelephone Group Frequency Management Institute Hungary Developed methods and computer programs for planning radiotelephone and broadcasting networks. Developed a PC based digital terrain model (DTM). Studied cellular systems and makes proposals for their introductions in Hungary. Assisted in preparation of international coordination meetings and participated on them. Developed frequency plans for radio telephone and microwave systems and services. Involved in frequency coordination among point-to-point microwave networks, earth stations and space stations. LANGUAGES
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