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Started by Ted Ledingham
Fri, 18 Dec 1998 00:00
Re: Request for sharing between DAB and FS
Author: Ted Ledingham
Date: Fri, 18 Dec 1998 00:00
Date: Fri, 18 Dec 1998 00:00
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*********************************************************************** * RADIO-L : a discussion of Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB) * *---------------------------------------------------------------------* * send discussion/contributions to: RADIO-L@tc.umn.edu (Internet) * *********************************************************************** Date: 18 December 1998 From: hendrik.prins@cemedia.com.au Subject: Re: Request for sharing between DAB and FS In response to Mr. Nattawut Ard-paru [who requested information on sharing between DAB and Fixed Services, RADIO-L, 15 December 1998], detailed technical studies are now under way in Australia as we plan to introduce both terrestrial & satellite L band Digital Radio in the same band currently occupied by thousands of fixed point to multi-point and point to point links. Clearly sharing can be very difficult, the question to be determined is the geographic separation needed to protect the fixed services and the Digital Radio services respectively. In each case this will depend in the level of external interference that can be accepted by each system. I expect that the results of this work will be presented to ITU Study Groups 10 & 11 in due course. In fact the FS/ Satellite BSS[S] sharing case is already the subject of an ITU Recommendation. The FS/Terrestrial Digital Broadcasting will be much more difficult to manage and Reccomendation s are yet to be formulated. Hendrik Prins Managing Director CEMDIA Pty, Ltd. Australia *********************************************************************** * Check out RADIO-L and other DAB resources on the World Wide Web * * http://www.magi.com/~moted/dr * ***********************************************************************
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