September 1984 | Technical Report NTIA TR-84-162
Spectrum Resource Assessment of the Aeronautical Mobile Service Between 400 MHz and 17.7 GHz
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Fredrick Matos, “Spectrum Resource Assessment of the Aeronautical Mobile Service Between 400 MHz and 17.7 GHz,” Technical Report NTIA TR-84-162, U.S. Department of Commerce, National Telecommunications and Information Administration, Institute for Telecommunication Sciences, September 1984.
Abstract: This report is a spectrum resource assessment of the Aeronautical Mobile Service between 400 MHz and 17.7 GHz, which addresses the long-range planning of this service. It presents an assessment of 15 Federal Government frequency bands that are allocated to the Mobile or Aeronautical Mobile Services. Other bands containing aeronautical mobile activities are also reviewed. Included is information on allocations, technical standards, frequency assignments, and system characteristics. The future growth possibilities of the Aeronautical Mobile Service in the various bands is presented. The 4400–4900 MHz band was analyzed in detail to determine the sharing possibilities between the Fixed Service (point-to-point microwave and troposcatter communications systems) and aeronautical systems. The analysis indicates that sharing between such systems and aeronautical systems is feasible.
Keywords: spectrum resource assessment; spectrum management; spectrum sharing; aeronautical mobile service; 400 MHz-17.7 GHz
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