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1 World Radiocommunication Seminar December, Geneva, Switzerland Frequency plans for broadcasting services Evghenii Sestacov/Juan Castro Broadcasting Services Division International Telecommunication Union
2 Part I TV Broadcasting Plans Efficiency Equity Juan Castro Engineer, Broadcasting Services Division International Telecommunication Union
3 OVERVIEW Regional Plans Regional Plans concerning TV broadcasting Modifications to the Plans Useful links
4 REGIONAL PLANS Definition Regional agreements for: specific frequency bands specific region/area specific services Adopted by Regional Conferences (technical criteria + frequency plans). Types of Plans: Assignment Plans (stations) Allotment Plans (geographical areas)
5 TV REGIONAL PLANS Regional Plans (in force) that concern television broadcasting: Stockholm 1961 modified in 2006 (ST61) Geneva 1989 modified in 2006 (GE89) Geneva 2006 (GE06) Article 4: Procedure to make changes to the Plan Article 5: Notification of assignments to the MIFR when they are put into service
6 REGIONAL PLANS: ST61 ST61: Stockholm 1961 modified in 2006 In 2006 the bands MHz and MHz were transferred to GE06 Plan Assignment Plan Region: European Broadcasting Area (EBA) Bands: Band I: MHz Band II: MHz Band III: MHz Services: Broadcasting (sound and television)
7 REGIONAL PLANS: GE89 GE89: Geneva 1989 modified in 2006 In 2006 the bands MHz and MHz were transferred to GE06 Plan Assignment Plan Region: African Broadcasting Area(ABA) Bands: Band I: MHz Band III: and MHz Services: Broadcasting (television only)
8 REGIONAL PLANS: GE06 2 plans: Analogue and digital Analogue plan: Assignments (television) Digital plan: Assignments and allotments (sound and television) List of frequency assignments for other primary services Region: Region I (except the territories of Mongolia) and the Islamic Republic of Iran Bands: Band III: MHz* (*for Morocco MHz) Band IV: MHz Band V: MHz Services: Broadcasting: Digital sound Analogue and digital television Other primary services
9 MODIFICATIONS TO THE PLANS Article 4: Definition Agreements (ST61, GE89 and GE06): Modify the technical characterisitics of an assignment/allotment already existing in the Plan. Add an assignment/allotment to the Plan. Add to the Plan an assignment stemming from an allotment already existing in the Plan (GE06). Delete an assignment/allotment from the Plan.
10 MODIFICATIONS TO THE PLANS Article 4: General Procedure Submission Publication in Part A An Administration submits to the BR some proposed modifications to the Plan BR identifies potentially affected administrations and publishes (modifications + affected administrations) in the BRIFIC (Part A of the corresponding Special Section). Coordination Publication in Part B Master Register (Article 5) Period to reach agreement between notifier and affected administrations. If an agreement is reached, BR publishes the modifications to the Plan in the BRIFIC (Part B of the corresponding Special Section) and the modifications are recorded into the Plan. When putting the station in operation, the administration should notify the BR in order to include the station in the Master Register
11 USEFUL LINKS Frequency Plans: Article 4 procedure (flowchart): Final Acts: GE06: GE89: Revision of GE89: ST61: Revision of ST61:
12 Part II Sound Broadcasting Plans Efficiency Equity Evghenii Sestacov Engineer, Broadcasting Services Division International Telecommunication Union
13 Overview ITU Regions LF/MF bands allocated to the broadcasting service and Regional Sound Broadcasting Plans Basis and Modifications to Broadcasting Plans Notification of frequency assignments to the Master Register
14 Low and Medium Frequency bands allocated to the broadcasting service and covered by a Regional Sound Broadcasting Plan Frequency Band, khz R1 R2 R C B A REGION REGION Colored box the band is allocated to broadcasting and covered by a RSBP Not colored the band is not allocated to broadcasting in the appropriate ITU Region REGION 3 REGION 3 C B A The shaded part represents the Tropical Zones as defined in Nos to 5.20 and
15 Band Regional Sound Broadcasting Plans Summary Frequency band (khz/mhz) Region/ Geographical zone Plan LF khz R1 GE75 MF khz khz khz R1 and R3 R2 R2 GE75 RJ81 RJ88 VHF MHz MHz (170 MRC) MHz EBA R1+IRN+AFG R1-MNG+IRN ST61 GE84 GE06 Plan Stockholm-61 Geneva-75 Rio de Janeiro-81 Geneva-84 Rio de Janeiro-88 Geneva-06 Assignments/Allotments Assignments only Assignments only Assignments only Assignments only Allotments only Assignments and Allotments
16 Basis of Broadcasting Plans Regional Radiocommunication Conferences steps Modifications to Broadcasting Plans Identification of affected administrations First session adopt technical planning criteria Add a new assignment/allotment Distance to the nearest boundary: ST-61, GE84 Plans Second session adopt Agreements containing frequency Plans Modify a recorded assignment/allotment Potential for interference to assignments/allotments recorded in the Plan: GE-75, RJ-81, RJ-88 Suppress a recorded assignment/allotment Field strength at border: GE-06
17 Article 4 - General procedure Notifying ADM submits notices BR identifies potential affected administratio ns BR publishes in Part A of a Special Section Affected administrations send comments to BR and notifying ADM Coordination completed, BR publishes in Part B of a Special Section and modifications are being recorded into the Plan Plan Comment Period In case of no comment Stockholm weeks Agreement Geneva weeks Agreement Rio de Janeiro days Agreement Geneva days Agreement Rio de Janeiro-88 Not applicable - Geneva days Disagreement
18 Quick Plan modification procedure For corresponding Plans no agreement is required if modifications involve: Less interference lower ERP/site Distance to border > coordination distances Field strengths at border less than coordination limits Suppression of the recorded assignment/allotment
19 Part B publication Not automatic Notifying ADM must request for publication in Part B If no request for publication in Part B: Plan Period from date of BR action publication in Part A Stockholm-61 Not applicable - Geneva-75 One year Removal Rio de Janeiro days Removal Geneva-84 Not applicable - Geneva months+75 days Removal
20 Notification to the Master Register for all Broadcasting Plans (Sound and TV) When an administration proposes to bring into use an assignment, it shall notify its characteristics to the BR in accordance with the provisions of Article 11 of the Radio Regulations Plan Article Stockholm-61 5 Geneva-75 5 Rio de Janeiro-81 5 Geneva-84 7 Rio de Janeiro-88 5 Geneva-89 5 Geneva-06 5
21 Thank you for your attention!
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