ARLA/CLUSTER: CEPT confirma na ultima reunião preparatória para a WRC-15 propostas conjuntas para o serviço de amadores com oposição de 5 paises

[João Costa > CT1FBF]

CEPT CPG-8 final meeting

The final meeting of the *CEPT Conference Preparatory Group* took place in
Bergen, Norway during the week September 14-18

*Colin Thomas G3PSM* has released this report on the IARU Region 1 site:

This meeting adopted the final European Common Proposals for WRC-15 and
agreed possible agenda items for future World Radio Conferences.

Of particular interest to the amateurs services was the adoption of a
European Common Proposal for an allocation of 100 kHz between 5350 - 5450
kHz. The proposal represents the views of the majority of CEPT countries
with Azerbaijan, France, Germany, Romania and the Russian Federation
opposing. This proposal will now be included in the documents for
discussion under Agenda Item 1.4 at WRC where we anticipate long and drawn
out arguments for and against an allocation.

Another proposal of interest is Agenda Item 1.18 where an ECP has been
agreed to add the radiolocation service (RLS) as a co-primary service in
the band 77.5-78.00 GHz. In this case the radiolocation service applies to
automotive (vehicle) applications such as anti-collision radars. Again this
will be a topic discussed at WRC-15 but with little opposition from the
amateur services.

Finally, two possible items for inclusion in a future World Radio
Conference -

1.2 to consider an primary allocation of the frequency band 50-54 MHz to
the amateur service in accordance with Resolution [EUR-A25-2] (WRC-15);

1.4 to consider, based on studies regarding the spectrum requirements for
the amateur service, a possible allocation to the amateur service in the
frequency band 1 800-2 000 kHz in order to achieve global harmonisation, in
accordance with Resolution [EUR-A25-4] (WRC-15);

These two items are relevant to Region 1 only and are proposed to try and
reach a harmonised position with Regions 2 and 3.   These proposals will be
discussed in Committee 6 (COM6) at WRC-15 and we hope that at least one
will be considered for inclusion in the agenda for the next WRC.

IARU Region 1 http://iaru-r1.org/

The World Radiocommunication Conference 2015 (WRC-15) takes place November
2-27. The Agenda and Relevant Resolutions can be downloaded from
http://www.itu.int/go/wrc-15
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