Reference
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FM_53
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Short Name
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Scope of technical studies in the 2 483.5 - 2 500 MHz frequency band.
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ETSI Workitem
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ETSI Deliverable
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Subject
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Scope of technical feasibility and coexistence studies for the potential introduction of new terrestrial applications in the 2483.5 - 2 500 MHz frequency band.
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Related WI |
SE07_32
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Scope
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To scope out studies on the compatibility and technical feasibility of coexistence for the potential introduction of new terrestrial applications operating in the 2 483.5 - 2 500 MHz frequency band with existing services / applications in the same band and adjacent bands.
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Deliverable
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Other
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Responsible group |
WG FM - WG FM
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Start date
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14-02-2020
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Target date
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29-10-2021
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Public Consultation
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Permanent Work Item
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False
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Comments
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New terrestrial applications (see technical descriptions and specifications for 3GPP band 53(see TR 36.791 v1.0.0)) to be considered in the study with regard to existing radio services / applications, these are in-band Mobile Satellite Services(MSS), in-band MBANS devices, in-band LP-AMI devices, future in-band RNSS,in-band PMSE, radio applications below 2483.5 MHz including licensed and unlicensed use; radio applications above 2500 MHz (MFCN). See also latest version of ERC Report 25 (ECA Table). Also the impact of spurious emissions should be considered.
Investigations to take into account relevant ECC Reports, including 149,150, 165, 201, 219 and CEPT Report 72.
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Keywords
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Worked by
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Contact
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Robin Donoghue ([email protected])
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Status
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Finalised
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Triggered By
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Agreed by WG FM #95 with support of: Germany, Ireland, Austria, Norway,Portugal, Ukraine, Switzerland, Liechtenstein.
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Progress Report
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End date changed by 96th WG FM to May 2021
End date changed by 98th WG FM to Oct 2021
WGSE Published ECC Report 325 on 23 April 2021
WGFM #99 meeting 24 to 28 May 2021 Decided "that ECC Report 325 is a technical report, the meeting agreed to close work item FM_53 and tasked ECO to update the Work Program database accordingly."
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