AGENDA ITEM PILIHAN METHOD (CPM REPORT FEB 2011) POSISI APG4, APG5, PACP POSISI CEPT DAN CITEL

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1 MATRIKS POSISI HASIL PELAKSANAAN APG5 (BUSAN KOREA, 29 AUG 3 SEP 2011) UNTUK AGENDA ITEM DI BAWAH KOORDINASI SUBDIT PENATAAN ALOKASI DTBD (1.14, 1.15, 1.21, 1.8, 1.20, DAN 1.6) AGENDA ITEM PILIHAN METHOD (CPM REPORT FEB 2011) POSISI APG4, APG5, PACP POSISI CEPT DAN CITEL 1.14 (WP2) CEPT (Reg.2) : Method C to consider requirements for To allocate the frequency band MHz to APG4 : Method D CITEL (Reg.1) : Method D new applications in the the RLS on a primary basis limited to applications radiolocation service and for space object detection in accordance with the Malaysia, Korea, Iran, Jepang : review allocations or revised Resolution 611 (WRC 12) as well as Method D regulatory provisions for establishing adequate protection for systems implementation of the operating in the MS and FS systems. Australia : Method A radiolocation service in the range MHz, in Method B : accordance with Resolution Same as Method A with additional agreement Indonesia : Method D 611 (WRC 07) seeking procedure under RR No Method C : Adding a primary allocation to the RLS in [list of countries] in the frequency band MHz in RR Article 5 by a footnote and suppression of Resolution 611 (WRC 07). Method D : No change to RR Article 5 and suppression of Resolution 611 (WRC 07). Bangladesh : Method D Singapore : Method D Korea : Method D Iran : Method B China : no position Australia : neutral position, will follow any progress in APG PACP : Method D DUKUNG ACP yang memilih Method D.

2 1.15 (WP2) to consider possible allocations in the range 3 50 MHz to the CEPT (Reg.2) : Method A CITEL (Reg.1) : Method A radiolocation service for oceanographic radar applications, taking into account the results of ITU R studies, in accordance with Resolution 612 (WRC 07) Add new primary allocations to RLS in RR Article 5 in some, or portions of the frequency bands khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, MHz, MHz and MHz. Each allocation would be subject to Resolution 612 (Rev.WRC 12) referred to in a new RR No. 5.A115 which would apply to each new allocation. Method B : Allocate some, or portions of the frequency bands khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, MHz, MHz and MHz on a secondary basis to the RLS. Also suppress Resolution 612 (WRC 07). Method C : Allocate some, or portions of the frequency bands khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, khz, MHz, MHz and MHz on primary and/or secondary basis to the RLS. Each new primary allocation could be subject to Resolution 612 (Rev.WRC 12) referred to in a new RR No. 5.A115 which would apply to each new primary allocation. APG4 : not yet determined Vietnam, Australia, Jepang, Korea : not yet determined Malaysia : Method A China : Method B Iran : Method C Indonesia : Method C Bangladesh : Method C China : Method C Jepang : Method C Korea : Method A Vietnam : Method A Iran : no position, baru lengkapi tabel Australia : no position, baru lengkapi tabel PACP : Method C, kecuali untuk pita khz. Memasukkan input contribution agar Indonesia memiliki footnote di pita frekuensi khz, tidak ingin dialokasikan dinas radiolokasi.

3 1.21 (WP2) CEPT (Reg.2) : not yet Add a primary allocation to RLS in GHz in the to consider a primary Table of Frequency Allocations along with any determined APG4 : Method A allocation to the radiolocation necessary regulatory provisions in RR Article 5, CITEL (Reg.1) : Method A including the possible addition of a WRC 12 Resolution, service in the band Australia, Malaysia, Korea, dan to protect the ARNS and RAS systems in the adjacent GHz, taking into account the Iran : Method A GHz band. Studies have shown compatibility results of ITU R studies, in with FSS systems. Also suppress Resolution 614 (WRCaccordance with Resolution 07). Jepang : not yet determined 614 (WRC 07) Method B : Add a primary allocation to RLS in GHz in the Table of Frequency Allocations along with any necessary regulatory provisions in RR Article 5, including the possible addition of a WRC 12 Resolution, to protect ARNS and RAS systems in the GHz band. Studies have shown compatibility with FSS systems. Also suppress Resolution 614 (WRC 07). Method C : Add a primary allocation to RLS in GHz band in the Table of Frequency Allocations along with any necessary regulatory provisions in RR Article 5, including the possible addition of a WRC 12 Resolution, to protect ARNS and RAS systems in the GHz band. Studies have shown compatibility with FSS systems. Also suppress Resolution 614 (WRC 07). Method D : No change to the Radio Regulations and suppress Resolution 614 (WRC 07). Indonesia : Method A Bangladesh : Method A Australia : Method A Korea : Method A Singapore : Method D Iran : Method D China : no position PACP : Method A Perlu kajian terlebih dahulu mengenai pita GHz ini karena beririsan dengan pita GHz yang juga didukung oleh Indonesia untuk alokasi dinas satelit. Kajian diarahkan untuk memilih apakah akan mendukung untuk dinas radiolokasi atau dinas satelit, tidak dapat memilih keduanya. Apabila diputuskan Indonesia akan memilih mendukung alokasi GHz untuk dinas satelit, maka Indonesia harus memasukkan input contribution agar memiliki footnote yang mengexclude Indonesia dari alokasi dinas radiolokasi pada pita GHz.

4 1.8 (WP3) no change to the Radio Regulations is required at the APG4 : Method A, Approach A2 current time. to consider the progress of ITU R studies concerning the technical and regulatory issues relative to the fixed service in the bands between 71 GHz and 238 GHz, taking into account Resolutions 731 (WRC 2000) and 732 (WRC 2000) Method A terdiri dari 2 pendekatan, yaitu : Approach A1 : maintaining Resolutions 731 (WRC 2000) and 732 (WRC 2000) asking for future studies. Approach A2 : proposes suppression of these Resolutions with, studies in these bands continuing under the usual ITU R procedures and new Resolution(s) can be developed as necessary. Method B : no change in the Radio Regulations is required for the protection of the radio astronomy in the bands GHz and GHz. However, for the protection of the EESS in the band GHz, unwanted emissions power masks are added in RR Article 5 to introduce limitations on unwanted emission of the FS through footnotes attached to the adjacent band FS allocations in the bands GHz and GHz. Method B terdiri dari 2 pendekatan, yaitu : Approach B1 : apply a mandatory unwanted emission mask to the FS in the bands GHz and GHz. Approach B2 : apply a recommended unwanted emission mask to the FS in the bands GHz and GHz. Australia, Korea, Iran : Method A, Approach A2 Jepang : Method A, Approach A1, tapi juga membuka diri untuk A2 Malaysia : Method B Bangladesh : not yet determined Indonesia : Approach A2 Bangladesh : Approach A2 Iran : Approach A2 Malaysia : Approach A2 Jepang : Approach A2 Korea : Approach A2 Australia : Approach A1 China : Approach B2 PACP : Approach A2 (Method A) CEPT (Reg.2) : Method B CITEL (Reg.1) : Method A, Approach A1 DUKUNG ACP yang memilih Method A, Approach A2

5 to consider the results of ITU R 1.20 (WP3) No change to Article 5 of the RR. APG4 : not yet determined CEPT (Reg.2) : Method A CITEL (Reg.1) : Method A studies and spectrum Method B : Korea, Bangladesh : not yet identification for gateway links proposes identification of two channels of 80 MHz determined for high altitude platform for HAPS gateway links preferable within the subbands MHz (down) and Asiasat, Thailand : Method A Vietnam, Malaysia, Iran, stations (HAPS) in the range MHz in order to MHz (up) through a country footnote in the Table Jepang : Method B support operations in the fixed of Frequency Allocations of RR Article 5 within the and mobile services, in territory of these countries with their operational accordance with Resolution conditions to protect services to which the Indonesia : Method A 734 (Rev.WRC 07) frequency band is allocated from co channel and Thailand : Method A adjacent channel interference in a WRC Resolution DUKUNG ACP yang memilih (see regulatory examples). Brunei : Method A Method A Malaysia : Method A Singapore : Method A China : Method A Iran : Method A Vietnam : Method A Bangladesh : Method B Australia : Method B Korea : no position Mongolia : no position (cenderung pilih Method A) PACP : Method A

6 1.6 (WP4) Untuk Sub Agenda Item 1.6/1 : DI APG4 : CEPT (Reg.2) : mendukung satu satunya Method to review No of the Radio Regulations in order to update the spectrum use by the passive services between 275 GHz and GHz, in accordance with Resolution 950 (Rev.WRC 07), and to consider possible procedures for free space optical links, taking into account the results of ITU R studies, in accordance with Resolution 955 (WRC 07) to update the list of bands of interest to EESS, SRS, and RAS in the range GHz. This modified footnote will also stress the interest of the passive services in all frequencies from GHz, recognizing that sharing this frequency range with active services on the ground or in space should be possible due to the extremely strong atmospheric absorption and the very narrow antenna beamwidths encountered in this range. Resolution 950 (Rev.WRC 07) would be consequentially suppressed Untuk Sub Agenda Item 1.6/2 : No change to the RR and consequential suppression of Resolution 955 (WRC 07) APG4 : 1.6/1 : Option A 1.6/2 : Method A Australia, Iran, Jepang : 1.6/1 : Option A 1.6/2 : Method A Korea : 1.6/1 : Option A 1.6/2 : not yet determined Malaysia : 1.6/1 : Option B 1.6/2 : Method C DI APG5 : China, Iran, Australia, Korea : support satu satunya Method untuk 1.6/1 dan 1.6/2 PACP : support satu satunya Method untuk 1.6/1 dan 1.6/2 CITEL (Reg.1) : mendukung satu satunya Method DUKUNG ACP yang menyetujui satu satunya Method dalam CPM Report