September 1984 | Technical Report NTIA TR-84-160
Spectrum Resource Assessment of the 1530–1660.5 MHz Band
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Jay S. Levy, “Spectrum Resource Assessment of the 1530–1660.5 MHz Band,” Technical Report NTIA TR-84-160, U.S. Department of Commerce, National Telecommunications and Information Administration, Institute for Telecommunication Sciences, September 1984.
Abstract: This report documents a spectrum resource assessment of the 1530–1660.5 MHz band. The impact of allocation changes resulting from the WARC-79 are addressed. Information is included on allocations, frequency assignments, system characteristics, and spectrum measurements made with the RSMS van. A review of previous analyses was conducted. No unmanageable spectrum management problems involving the major systems presently operating in, or firmly planned for, this band are identified. This report is based on information available through March 1983.
Keywords: electromagnetic compatibility (EMC); spectrum resource assessment; 1530–1660.5 MHz; Distress and Safety; mobile satellite; aeronautical radionavigation; Radio Astronomy
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