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SE07_31
Last update: 20-05-2020
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ECC Report
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UAS in the 1880-1920 MHz and 5000-5010 MHz bands
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FM59_01
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Technical compatibility studies related to UAS (Unmanned Aircraft System) in the 1880-1900 MHz, 1900-1920 MHz and 5000-5010 MHz bands:
• The commercial use of Command and Control (C2) by UAS in the 1900-1920 MHz and 5000-5010 MHz bands.
• The governmental use of command and control as well as payload systems by UAS in the 1880-1900 MHz and 1900-1920 MHz bands.
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S: 29-05-2019
T: 30-09-2021
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Detailed requested technical studies are described in doc SE(19)067 "LS from WGFM to WGSE copy to PT1 on UAS studies". Amendments of LS from FM are contained in SE(19)102.
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In Progress
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SE07_32
Last update: 20-05-2020
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ECC Report
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Compatibility and technical feasibility of coexistence studies 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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To investigate the technical feasibility and coexistence for the potential introduction of new terrestrial applications in the 2 483.5 - 2 500 MHz frequency band, sharing with existing radio services / applications in the same band and compatibility with existing services / applications adjacent bands.
Existing use to be considered in the study 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 licensed exempt use; radio applications above 2500 MHz (MFCN). Also the impact of spurious emissions should be considered.
Investigations to take into account relevant ECC Reports including 149, 150, 165, 201, 219, CEPT Report 72.
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S: 20-05-2020
T: 31-05-2021
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MSS operators in the band intend to remain operators of satellite-based mobile services.
New terrestrial applications to be considered in the study based on technical descriptions and specifications of new terrestrial applications for 3GPP band 53 (see TR 36.791) noting that the standardization of a new E-UTRA operating band based upon the 11.5 MHz has been approved, facilitating 2.4 GHz LTE ecosystem development.
ECC PT1 may be involved especially with regard to the band above 2500 MHz (impact on MFCN).
SE7 is invited to work in close cooperation with SE40 as appropriate.
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In Progress
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SE07_29
Last update: 20-05-2020
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ECC Report
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Compatibility studies for the Railway Mobile Radio (RMR) systems in the band 2290-2300 MHz
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FM56_1
FM59_01
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To perform technical compatibility studies for the impact on RMR (Railway Mobile Radio including GSM-R and Future Railway Mobile Communications System - FRMCS) in the band 2290-2300 MHz
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S: 27-04-2018
T:
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Compatibility cases to be studied are detailed in the LS from FM to SE, doc SE(18)048: https://cept.org/Documents/wg-se/41238/se-18-048_ls-to-wgse-on-rmr-at-900-and-1900-mhz
ECC PT1 will define the least restrictivetechnical conditions (BEM) including potential EIRP restrictions for RMR toensure coexistence with MFCN base stations. See doc SE(18)049 FM LS to PT1: https://cept.org/Documents/wg-se/41234/se-18-049_ls-to-pt1-on-rmr-at-900-and-1900-mhz
Cooperation with ECC PT1 on MFCN.
Cooperation with SE24 on SRD inthe 900 MHz range.
Three ECC Reports are expected as outcome of this work item.
In order to have a complete answer to the EC Mandate on FRMCS, the technical studies should focus on 2290-2300 MHz. See doc SE(19)128_FM56 LS to SE7 and PT1
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On Hold
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