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A strategy for UHF bands IV and V

Securing long term benefits from scarce spectrum resources - A strategy for UHF bands IV and V

Consultation published 29|03|2012

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Securing long term benefits from scarce spectrum resources - A strategy for UHF bands IV and V

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Securing long term benefits from scarce low frequency spectrum: UHF strategy statement

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Securing long term benefits from scarce spectrum resources (1151 kB)

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Associated documents

High Level options for DTT spectrum replanning, by Arqiva Spectrum Planning (253 kB)

DTT technical evolution 2015-2030, by ZetaCast (1280 kB)

Techniques for increasing the capacity of mobile broadband networks 2012-2030, by Real Wireless

Techniques for increasing the capacity of mobile broadband networks 2012-2030, by Real Wireless - Annexes 1-6

Techniques for increasing the capacity of mobile broadband networks 2012-2030, by Real Wireless - Annex 7

Techniques for increasing the capacity of mobile broadband networks 2012-2030, by Real Wireless - Annex 8

Consumer research on DTT and mobile broadband preferences by BDRC Continental

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Securing long term benefits from scarce spectrum resources (1151 kB)

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Statement, Annexes & Associated Documents

Securing long term benefits from scarce low frequency spectrum: UHF strategy statement (596 kB)

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BBC and Arqiva – Preliminary Assessment of White Space Channel Availability (852 kB)

Audit of Methods for Calculating White Space Spectrum Availability (1223 kB)

A report for Ofcom by Real Wireless

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Consultation Dates

Start date: 29 March 2012
End date: 07 June 2012

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Radiocommunications

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