Scope
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Annex 1 Information on feasibility of frequency sharing between
different radiocommunication services in the frequency range 4-10 MHz
Annex 2 Spectrograms from monitoring campaigns
Annex 4 HF compatibility considerations
Annex 5 Spectrum sharing considerations in relation to
Agenda item 1.13 WRC‑07
Annex 6 Considerations regarding a primary fixed service or mobile
service allocation and secondary amateur service allocation within the same
band
Annex 1 Information on feasibility of frequency sharing between
different radiocommunication services in the frequency range 4-10 MHz
1 Analysis of
existing and potential scenarios of sharing between FS and MS in the range
4-10 MHz
2 Scenarios of
interference between FS and MMS
3 Protection
criteria
3.1
FS Station protection criteria
3.2
Protection criteria for MMS stations
4 Analysis of
transmitting antenna designs used in FS, MMS and BS
5 Calculation of
mutual interference caused by fixed and maritime mobile stations using
high-directive transmitting antennas
6 Analysis of
sharing feasibility between fixed/mobile and broadcasting stations on the basis
of geographical separation
Annex 2 Spectrograms from monitoring campaigns
Annex 3 Analysis of specific sharing conditions in the
4-10 MHz band
1 Fixed interference
into maritime mobile at 4.3 MHz
2 Maritime mobile
interference into fixed at 5.8 MHz
3 Land mobile
interference into maritime mobile at 6.4 MHz
4 Maritime mobile
interference into land mobile at 8.6 MHz
5 Fixed
interference into broadcasting at 4.6 MHz
6 Broadcasting
interference into fixed at 5.1 MHz
7 Land mobile
interference into broadcasting at 4.6 MHz
8 Broadcasting
interference into land mobile at 5.1 MHz
9 Maritime mobile
interference into broadcasting at 4.6 MHz
10 Broadcasting
interference into maritime mobile at 5.1 MHz
Annex 4 HF compatibility considerations
Compatibility between the amateur, fixed, mobile and broadcasting
service
Compatibility between the fixed, mobile and broadcasting service
HF band reuse over near vertical incidence skywave (NVIS) paths
Annex 5 Spectrum sharing considerations in relation to WRC‑07
Agenda item 1.13
Example 1: Analogue broadcast protected from analogue broadcast
Example 2: Analogue broadcast protected from digital broadcast
Annex 6 Considerations regarding a primary fixed service or
mobile service allocation and secondary amateur service allocation within
the same band
1 Introduction
2 Background
3 Considerations
3.1
Amateur service secondary allocation
3.2
Weak fixed service signals
3.3
High speed data sounds like noise
3.4
Low power near vertical incidence skywave (NVIS)
3.5
Point-to-multipoint transmission
3.6
Frequency adaptive systems