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Title: High Frequency Broadcasting Plans Procedure Article 12


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  • High Frequency Broadcasting Planning Procedure
    Article 12

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Outline
  • Introduction.
  • RR12 - Underlying principles.
  • RR12 - Main features.
  • The procedure.
  • HFBC software.

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Principles of AR12
  • Equal access to the HF bands.
  • Equitable treatment of National and International
    requirements.
  • Efficient use of spectrum.
  • Minimise incompatibility.

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Main features
  • Coordination between administrations.
  • Bilateral and multilateral.
  • Regional coordination groups.
  • Coordination on a common technical base.
  • Administrations may authorise broadcasters or
    other organisations to coordinate on their
    behalf.

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The procedure
  • Notification.
  • Publication of data.
  • Coordination.

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Who can notify?
  • Administrations.
  • Authorised organisations broadcasters, frequency
    managers
  • Administrations must advise BR in writing
  • Name.
  • Three letter code.
  • Scope of authorisation.

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How to notify?
  • Electronic format only.
  • Electronic mail at brmail_at_itu.int
  • Floppy diskettes 3.5-inch sent to
  • ITU
  • Radiocommunication Bureau
  • Place des Nations
  • 1211 Genève 20
  • Switzerland

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What to notify?
  • Must submit the WHOLE schedule for a seasonal
    period.
  • Minimise errors.
  • If no change, write to BR without submitting
    schedule.
  • A common text format.
  • Any text editing software can be used to prepare
    schedules.
  • Currently used by many administrations,
    broadcasters.

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Notification File Format
  • Line 1 general information
  • Season
  • Notifying organisation
  • Date sent
  • then, one line for each requirement
  • Frequency
  • Start time
  • Stop time.. Etc.
  • Use of reference tables
  • Simplifies notification.
  • Reduces errors.

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When to notify?
  • 4 months before Start Date
  • End of November for A season (March-October).
  • End of June for B season (October-March).
  • Last amendments 2 weeks before.
  • Any time during the season.
  • Amendment received less than two weeks before the
    publication date will not be included.
  • Circular letter to all administrations.

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No schedule is submitted?
  • BR shall use the requirements from the previous
    corresponding season schedule.
  • BR advises administrations concerned.
  • Once only !!

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How is the data published?
  • CD-ROM
  • To subscribers only

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What does CD-ROM contain?
  • Updated schedule.
  • Propagation analysis of individual requirements.
  • Compatibility analysis.
  • Latest versions HFBC Software.

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How often is data published?
  • Two tentative schedules are published before the
    start of the season.
  • At the start of the season.
  • Updated schedule during the season.
  • Final schedule - one month after the end of the
    season.

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CD-ROM publications - 2004
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Subscribe HFBC CD?
  • ITU Sales and Marketing service
  • Email sales_at_itu.int

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Coordination
  • Regional coordination groups
  • HFCC/ASBU
  • ABU-HFC
  • African HF
  • Multi lateral coordination.
  • Bi lateral coordination.

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HFCC/ASBU
  • Open to all individuals and organisations that
    provide HF frequency management and planning.
  • 60 organisations from 30 countries.
  • Approximately 80 of global HF transmissions.
  • Meets twice per year in February and in August.
  • Web site http//www.hfcc.org

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ABU-HFC
  • Organised by Asian-Pacific Broadcasting Union.
  • Open to all members of ABU and other HF spectrum
    users.
  • Cyber meeting in Feb and face-to-face meeting in
    August (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia).
  • Web site http//www.abu.org.my

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African coordination groups
  • President Mali.
  • Four sub groups
  • North Algeria (VP)
  • Central Cameroon (VP)
  • West Ghana (VP)
  • East South Uganda (VP)
  • Secretariat Director, URTNA Technical Center,
    Mali.

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Assistance to administrations
  • Application of the procedure.
  • HFBC software training.
  • Selection of frequencies.

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HFBC Software
  • General principles
  • Consistent with Art. 12 and Res. 535 of WRC-97.
  • Developed in consultation with and assistance
    from administrations, broadcasters, frequency
    managers.
  • Software modules.

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HFBC Data capture module
  • Separate program (HFBC REQ).
  • To prepare requirement files for notification.
  • Possibility to import data from MS Access or text
    format.
  • Currently available version
  • HFBC REQ 1.3

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ITU HFBC program
  • Propagation calculation Basic Circuit
    Reliability (BCR) and Basic Service Reliability
    for transmission circuit.
  • Compatibility analysis Interference from other
    requirements on the same and adjacent channels.
  • Currently available version
  • ITUHFBC 5.2

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Summary
  • Notify early and accurately!
  • Understand the technical basis for interference
    calculation!
  • Coordinate with goodwill and mutual cooperation.
  • Subscribe HFBC CD-ROM.
  • The Bureau is ready to assist!

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