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FM44_36
Last update: 04-11-2024
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ECC Decision
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1) Designation of the frequency bands for GALILEO in CEPT.
2) Coexistence between the amateur service / amateur satellite service and the radionavigation-satellite GALILEO receivers in the frequency band 1240-1 300 MHz.
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SE40_39
FM44_49
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1) To develop an ECC Decision to designate the frequency bands for GALILEO in CEPT.
2) To develop an ECC Decision on technical conditions to achieve coexistence between amateur service/ amateur-satellite service and the radionavigation-satellite receivers in the frequency band 1 240-1 300 MHz
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S: 14-02-2020
T: 27-06-2025
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2 ECC Decisions
Frequency bands subject for designation according to item 1): 1164-1215 MHz, 1260-1300 MHz,1559-1610 MHz.
WG SE (SE40) will perform detailed studies of the various amateur service scenarios versus the radionavigation-satellite service in the frequency range 1 240-1 300 MHz.
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In Progress
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FM44_45
Last update: 24-06-2024
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ECC Decision , ECC Report
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Exemption
from individual licensing for small IoT transmit-only satellite terminals for
land and maritime applications transmitting in the 5850-5875 MHz band and
14.0-14.5 GHz band
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SE40_46
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Define the spectrum occupancy and scenarios related
to market demand for such terminals considering a licence exempt regime
(unknown location, no individual coordination)
Study sharing and compatibility in the C and Ku
band in order to define suitable characteristics for small IoT transmit-only satellite
terminals (ECC Report by WG SE), exempt small IoT satellite terminals from
individual licencing in all or parts of the 5850-5875 MHz band and 14.0-14.5
GHz band (ECC Decision by WG FM)
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S: 14-10-2022
T: 31-10-2025
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This WI is related to satellite terminals with
limited e.i.r.p., antenna with low directivity and that are not under the
control of a satellite system.
Subject to favourable sharing and compatibility
studies from WG SE, an ECC Decision on the exemption of small IoT transmit-only
satellite terminals from individual licencing will be developed.
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In Progress
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FM44_47
Last update: 04-11-2024
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ECC Report
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Exploring
the regulatory and technical elements with
respect to national authorisation of satellite based Direct-to-Cell (D2C)
communications via existing available smartphones
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To develop an understanding of national direct-to-cell
satellite connectivity (technical description of the satellite component and how
it works), where some systems could operate in absence of
a framework providing international recognition and protection. To explore national authorisation and technical mitigation issues. These are unmodified cellular devices already placed on the market up
until mid-2023 (including 3GPP NTN in MSS bands
and/or connectivity in MFCN bands).
There will be a focus on satellite-to-cellular
device systems operating in frequency bands without satellite allocations (i.e.
MFCN bands).
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S: 16-06-2023
T: 27-06-2025
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In close cooperation with PT1, NaN and WG SE
FM44 may directly liaise with these groups with respect
to this work item
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In Progress
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FM44_49
Last update: 05-03-2024
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ECC Recommendation
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Development of coordination measures to limit the
impact of approved RNSS jamming and spoofing operations on GNSS users from
other sectors, in response to requests
form Resolution COM5/5
(WRC-23)
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FM44_36
FM22_39
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To
develop an ECC Recommendation with guidance and best practices on the coordination between national relevant
authorities during approved RNSS jamming
and spoofing exercises in order to limit the impact of such exercises on
other GNSS users, without prejudicing the right of administrations to use GNSS
jammer for security or defense purpose and considering the requests from the Resolution COM5/5
(WRC-23).
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S: 16-02-2024
T: 30-05-2025
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The work will be done in close cooperation with FM22 and FM58 with
respect to GNSS receivers on-board vessels.
FM22 will address the illegal civil GNSS jammers in a dedicated work
item.
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In Progress
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FM44_50
Last update: 24-06-2024
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ECC Decision
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Control
of satellite communications with SRD in CEPT countries in the 862-870 MHz band
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FM44_48
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This ECC DEC aims to help CEPT administrations
intending to regulate the 862-870 MHz frequency band for satellite-to-SRD communications
within their territories with:
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harmonised
rules to ensure secure spectrum use for all users avoiding unacceptable
interference to SRD;
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a list of
systems for which operators have committed to adhere to defined operational requirements
for communications between satellites and terrestrial SRD located in CEPT
countries.
SRD receivers communicating
with satellites cannot claim protection from other applications or services.
SRD transmitters are compliant with ERC/REC 70-03.
The work will be based on ECC Report 357.
Special attention should be paid to alarm bands
in Annex 7 of ERC/REC 70-03.
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S: 07-06-2024
T: 25-07-2025
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Triggered by Azerbaijan,
Croatia, France, Germany, Spain, Turkiye
Approved by WG FM #107 June 2024
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In Progress
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