Television Outside Broadcast Service ( MHz and MHz) Frequency Band Plan 2012

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Television Outside Broadcast Service (1980 2110 MHz and 2170 2300 MHz) Frequency Band Plan 2012 The AUSTRALIAN COMMUNICATIONS AND MEDIA AUTHORITY makes this Frequency Band Plan under sections 32 and 34 of the Radiocommunications Act 1992. Dated 26 March 2012 Chris Chapman [signed]member Richard Bean [signed] General Manager/Member Australian Communications and Media Authority Contents 1 Name of Frequency Band Plan 3 2 Commencement 3 3 Revocations 3 4 Interpretation 3 5 Purpose of Frequency Band Plan 4 6 Purpose for which the 1980-2010 MHz frequency band may be used mobile satellite services (Earth-to-space) 4 7 Purpose for which the 2170-2200 MHz frequency band may be used mobile satellite services (space-to-earth) 4 8 Purposes for which the 1980 2010 MHz and 2170 2200 MHz frequency bands may be used fixed services 4 1

Contents 9 Purposes for which the 2010 2110 MHz and 2200 2300 MHz frequency bands may be used 5 10 Purpose for which the 2010 2110 MHz and 2200 2300 MHz frequency bands may be used fixed services (pointto-point) in specified areas 5 11 Purposes for which the 2025 2110 MHz and 2200 2300 MHz frequency bands may be used earth stations and earth receive stations in the Perth area 5 12 Purposes for which the 2200-2300 MHz frequency band may be used - airborne TOB transmitters 5 Schedule 1 Fixed service (point-to-point) areas 6 Schedule 2 Fixed service (point-to-point) secondary areas 8 2

1 Name of Frequency Band Plan This Frequency Band Plan is the Television Outside Broadcast Service (1980 2110 MHz and 2170 2300 MHz) Frequency Band Plan 2012. 2 Commencement This Frequency Band Plan commences on the day after it is registered. 3 Revocations The following Frequency Band Plans are revoked: (a) Mobile-Satellite Service (2 GHz) Frequency Band Plan 2002; and (b) 2.1 GHz Band Frequency Band Plan 2002. 4 Interpretation (1) In this Frequency Band Plan: Act means the Radiocommunications Act 1992. airborne television outside broadcast station means a television outside broadcast station that is on board an aircraft. earth receive station has the meaning it has in the interpretation determination. earth station has the meaning it has in the interpretation determination. interpretation determination means the Radiocommunications (Interpretation) Determination 2000. Perth area means the geographic area described by a circle with a radius of 15 kilometres whose centre is located at latitude 31.802522 South and longitude 115.885160 East. regulations means the Radiocommunications Regulations 1993. spectrum plan means the Australian Radiofrequency Spectrum Plan 2009. television outside broadcast service means a radiocommunications service that is provided by the operation of a television outside broadcast station. television outside broadcast station has the meaning it has in the interpretation determination. (2) Unless the contrary intention appears, an expression used in this Frequency Band Plan that is defined in the spectrum plan, the interpretation determination or the regulations has the same meaning in this Frequency Band Plan as it has in the spectrum plan, the interpretation determination or the regulations. 3

(3) However: (a) an expression defined in the spectrum plan and in the interpretation determination or the regulations has the meaning given in the spectrum plan; and (b) an expression defined in the interpretation determination and in the regulations (but not in the spectrum plan) has the meaning given in the interpretation determination. (4) In this Frequency Band Plan: (a) the range of numbers that identifies a frequency band is taken to include the higher, but not the lower, number; (b) geographical coordinates describing a point are based on datum in the Geocentric Datum of Australia 1994; and (c) where an area overlaps with an adjacent area, the first area is taken to be part of the second area. 5 Purpose of Frequency Band Plan This Frequency Band Plan makes provision for the purposes for which the following frequency bands may be used: (a) 1980 2110 MHz; and (b) 2170 2300 MHz. 6 Purpose for which the 1980 2010 MHz frequency band may be used mobile satellite services (Earth-to-space) The frequency band 1980-2010 MHz may be used for mobile satellite services (Earth-to-space). 7 Purpose for which the 2170-2200 MHz frequency band may be used mobile-satellite services (space-to-earth) The frequency band 2170-2200 MHz may be used for mobile satellite services (space-to-earth). 8 Purposes for which the 1980 2010 MHz and 2170 2200 MHz frequency bands may be used fixed services A person must not operate a fixed service in the 1980 2010 MHz and 2170 2200 MHz frequency band unless: (a) at the commencement of this Frequency Band Plan, the person held a licence authorising the person to operate the fixed service in the frequency band; or (b) the service is a television outside broadcast service. 4

9 Purposes for which the 2010 2110 MHz and 2200 2300 MHz frequency bands may be used Subject to sections 10, 11 and 12, the 2010 2110 MHz and 2200 2300 MHz frequency bands may be used for: (a) a television outside broadcast service; (b) a fixed service (point-to-point); (c) any service that, according to the spectrum plan, may be operated in the 2010 2110 MHz and 2200 2300 MHz frequency bands. 10 Purpose for which the 2010 2110 MHz and 2200 2300 MHz frequency bands may be used fixed services (point-to-point) in specified areas (1) After 1 November 2013, the 2010 2110 MHz and 2200 2300 MHz frequency bands must not be used for a fixed service (point-to-point) except in accordance with this section. (2) A person must not operate a fixed service (point-to-point) in the 2010 2110 MHz or 2200 2300 MHz frequency bands in an area described in Schedule 1. (3) A person must not operate a fixed service (point-to-point) in the 2010 2110 MHz frequency band in an area described in Schedule 2 if, before the commencement of this Frequency Band Plan, that service was authorised under an apparatus licence. (4) A person may only operate a fixed service (point-to-point) as a secondary service in the 2010 2110 MHz frequency band in an area described in Schedule 2. 11 Purposes for which the 2025 2110 MHz and 2200 2300 MHz frequency bands may be used earth stations and earth receive stations in the Perth area After 31 December 2015, a person must not operate as a primary service: (a) an earth station in the 2025 2110 MHz frequency band; or (b) an earth receive station in the 2200 2300 MHz frequency band; within the Perth area. 12 Purposes for which the 2200 2300 MHz frequency band may be used airborne television outside broadcast station A person must not operate an airborne television outside broadcast station in the 2200-2300 MHz frequency band. 5

Schedule 1 Part 1 Areas for 2010 2110 MHz Fixed service (point-to-point) areas (subsection 10(2)) For the frequency band 2010 2110 MHz, the areas are each geographic area described by a circle with a radius of 150 kilometres whose centre is located at a point specified in Table 1. Table 1: Centre coordinates for the frequency band 2010 2110 MHz 37.814048 144.971860 37.838770 144.996027 37.834878 145.348522 37.818493 144.957138 37.880993 144.999082 37.828212 145.353244 33.819533 151.185321 33.810644 151.196709 33.781756 151.070600 33.868699 151.209488 33.934533 151.156990 33.805366 151.181432 32.890085 151.538640 27.463138 152.948007 27.472304 153.025227 27.969524 153.213562 26.789806 152.918280 28.001189 153.426614 35.269830 149.158148 35.275386 149.097593 42.897395 147.236091 34.979923 138.707189 34.887980 138.613856 34.924647 138.598579 31.950754 115.872040 31.953254 115.855373 32.012419 116.061762 32.008252 116.083985 31.878253 115.859817 32.057978 115.751210 12.463580 130.835066 12.464135 130.844233 12.448302 130.836455 6

Part 2 Areas for 2200 2300 MHz For the frequency band 2200 2300 MHz, the areas are each geographic area described by a circle with a radius of 150 kilometres whose centre is located at a point specified in Table 2. Table 2: Centre coordinates for the frequency band 2200 2300 MHz 37.814048 144.971860 37.838770 144.996027 37.834878 145.348522 37.818493 144.957138 37.880993 144.999082 37.828212 145.353244 33.819533 151.185321 33.810644 151.196709 33.781756 151.070600 33.868699 151.209488 33.934533 151.156990 33.805366 151.181432 32.890085 151.538640 27.463138 152.948007 27.472304 153.025227 27.969524 153.213562 26.789806 152.918280 28.001189 153.426614 35.269830 149.158148 35.275386 149.097593 42.897395 147.236091 34.979923 138.707189 34.887980 138.613856 34.924647 138.598579 31.950754 115.872040 31.953254 115.855373 32.012419 116.061762 32.008252 116.083985 31.878253 115.859817 32.057978 115.751210 7

Schedule 2 Fixed service (point-to-point) secondary areas (subsections 10(3) and (4)) For the frequency band 2010 2110 MHz, the areas are each geographic area: (a) bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the first coordinates listed in Table 3 in relation to the area; and (b) passing sequentially through the intersection of each set of coordinates shown in Table 3 to the point of commencement; but excludes: (c) each geographic area described by a circle with a radius of 150 kilometres whose centre is located at a point specified in Table 4. Table 3: Coordinates for secondary areas 2010 2110 MHz 31.998556 136.001359 31.998546 137.001345 31.998537 138.001335 31.998521 139.001320 31.998513 140.001305 31.998499 141.001291 32.998503 141.001301 32.998492 142.001289 32.998484 143.001274 33.998489 143.001286 33.998479 144.001273 33.998470 145.001258 33.998459 146.001242 33.998450 147.001227 32.998449 147.001211 32.998441 148.001196 31.998441 148.001188 30.998441 148.001176 30.998435 149.001159 29.998435 149.001149 28.998437 149.001143 28.998431 150.001125 27.998425 150.001112 26.998429 150.001100 25.998434 150.001089 24.998427 150.001086 24.998425 151.001070 24.998429 152.001054 24.998417 153.001040 24.998402 154.001025 25.998401 154.001033 26.998397 154.001041 27.998398 154.001049 28.998397 154.001059 29.998395 154.001068 30.998395 154.001078 31.998395 154.001088 31.998405 153.001103 32.998404 153.001116 32.998415 152.001132 33.998414 152.001145 34.998416 152.001158 34.998426 151.001172 35.998427 151.001188 36.998431 151.001203 37.998434 151.001218 8

37.998444 150.001236 37.998457 149.001255 38.998459 149.001268 39.998464 149.001286 40.998469 149.001304 41.998475 149.001323 42.998481 149.001343 43.998488 149.001364 43.998499 148.001382 43.998511 147.001401 43.998522 146.001418 43.998534 145.001436 42.998527 145.001413 41.998522 145.001384 41.998531 144.001408 40.998524 144.001387 40.998536 143.001403 39.998529 143.001383 38.998522 143.001358 38.998534 142.001379 38.998546 141.001393 38.998557 140.001407 37.998545 140.001384 37.998562 139.001401 36.998554 139.001381 36.998567 138.001396 36.998578 137.001408 36.998590 136.001420 35.998576 136.001402 34.998562 136.001392 33.998560 136.001384 32.998557 136.001369 31.998556 136.001359 Table 4: Centre coordinates for excluded areas 2010 2110 MHz 37.814048 144.971860 37.838770 144.996027 37.834878 145.348522 37.818493 144.957138 37.880993 144.999082 37.828212 145.353244 33.819533 151.185321 33.810644 151.196709 33.781756 151.070600 33.868699 151.209488 33.934533 151.156990 33.805366 151.181432 32.890085 151.538640 27.463138 152.948007 27.472304 153.025227 27.969524 153.213562 26.789806 152.918280 28.001189 153.426614 35.269830 149.158148 35.275386 149.097593 42.897395 147.236091 34.979923 138.707189 34.887980 138.613856 34.924647 138.598579 9