Effects of propagation phenomena and frequency allocation on the growth of satellite communications
Abstract
The development of new allocations and new frequency and orbit sharing criteria for satellite communications below 10 GHz is discussed. These criteria are dependent on the outcome of current spectrum and orbit utilization and propagation studies addressing such problems as intersystem interference, satellite spacing, positioning, and repositioning, spillover of radio signals across geographic boundaries, and the adverse effects of propagation phenomena. These problems are discussed in relation to preparations for the 1979 General World Administrative Radio Conference.
- Publication:
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In: International Conference on Communications
- Pub Date:
- 1976
- Bibcode:
- 1976icc.....1...12F
- Keywords:
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- Communication Satellites;
- Electromagnetic Interference;
- Frequency Assignment;
- Microwave Transmission;
- Satellite Transmission;
- Ats 6;
- Bandwidth;
- Communications Technology Satellite;
- Nasa Programs;
- Satellite Networks;
- Satellite Orbits;
- Superhigh Frequencies;
- Communications and Radar