August 1984 | Technical Report TR-84-155
Spectrum Resource Assessment of the Frequency Bands from 17.7 to 40.5 GHz
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Karl B. Nebbia and Norbert Schroeder, “Spectrum Resource Assessment of the Frequency Bands from 17.7 to 40.5 GHz,” Technical Report TR-84-155, U.S. Department of Commerce, National Telecommunications and Information Administration, Institute for Telecommunication Sciences, August 1984.
Karl B. Nebbia and Norbert Schroeder
Abstract: This report constitutes a Spectrum Resource Assessment (SRA) of the band 17.7-40.5 GHz. Included is information on rules and regulations, allocations, technical standards, current and proposed usage, and planning and coordination procedures. Major issues concern Government and non-Government telecommunications requirements, and planning and coordination procedures for these bands. Recommendations include retaining the current allocation tables and planning structure, making changes to assignment procedures and documenting long range plans.
Keywords: spectrum management; frequency coordination; Long Range Planning; 17.7–40.5 GHz
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