CONTENTS

Policy on Intellectual Property Right (IPR)
 1     Scope
 2     Proposal
 3     Review of existing aeronautical spectrum below 15.7 GHz
 4     Criteria for considering aeronautical frequency bands for wireless avionics intra-communication systems
        4.1     Regulatory requirements
        4.2     Wireless avionics intra-communication requirements
                  4.2.1     Ability to install wireless avionics intra-communication systems on aircraft
                  4.2.2     Size of the frequency band / available bandwidth
                  4.2.3     Existing aeronautical mobile (route) service allocation
                  4.2.4     Level of global harmonization
                  4.2.5     Current systems in the frequency band
                  4.2.6     System control and location
                  4.2.7     Other (non-technical) regulatory obstacles
 5     Aeronautical radio frequency bands
        5.1     Frequencies below 960 MHz
        5.2     The frequency band 960-1 164 MHz
                  5.2.1     Current allocations and systems in the frequency band
                  5.2.2     Initial assessment of the frequency band
        5.3     The frequency band 1 164-1 215 MHz
                  5.3.1     Current allocations and systems in the frequency band
                  5.3.2     Initial assessment of the frequency band
        5.4     The frequency band 1 300-1 350 MHz
                  5.4.1     Current allocations and systems in the frequency band
                  5.4.2     Initial assessment of the frequency band
        5.5     The frequency band 1 559-1 610 MHz
                  5.5.1     Current allocations and systems in the frequency band
                  5.5.2     Initial assessment of the frequency band
        5.6     The frequency band 1 610-1 626.5 MHz
                  5.6.1     Current allocations and systems in the frequency band
                  5.6.2     Initial assessment of the frequency band
        5.7     The frequency band 2 700-2 900 MHz
                  5.7.1     Current allocations and systems in the frequency band
                  5.7.2     Initial assessment of the frequency band
        5.8     The frequency band 4 200-4 400 MHz
                  5.8.1     Current allocations and systems in the frequency band
                  5.8.2     Initial assessment of the frequency band
        5.9     The frequency range 5 000-5 250 MHz
                  5.9.1     Current allocations and systems in the frequency range
                  5.9.2     Initial assessment of the frequency band(s)
       5.10     The frequency band 5 350-5 460 MHz
                  5.10.1     Current allocations and systems in the frequency range
                  5.10.2     Initial assessment of the frequency band
       5.11     The frequency band 8 750-8 850 MHz
                  5.11.1     Current allocations and systems in the frequency band
                  5.11.2     Initial assessment of the frequency band
       5.12     The frequency band 9 000-9 200 MHz
                  5.12.1      Current allocations and systems in the frequency band
                  5.12.2     Initial assessment of the frequency band
       5.13     The frequency band 13.25-13.4 GHz
                  5.13.1     Current allocations and systems in the frequency band
                  5.13.2     Initial assessment of the frequency band
       5.14     Review of the frequency range 15.4-15.7 GHz
                  5.14.1     Current allocations and use of the frequency band
                  5.14.2     Initial assessment of the frequency band
 6     Conclusion
Annex 1  Summary of the initial assessment of frequency bands for wireless avionics intra-communication
 1     Capability to install wireless avionics intra communication systems on aircraft
 2     Size of frequency band
 3     Existing aeronautical mobile (R) service allocation
 4     Level of global harmonization
 5     Current use of the frequency band
 6     System control and installation
 7     Other non-technical obstacles
Annex 2  Methodology for analysis of the impact of aeronautical radionavigation, meteorological and radiolocation radars onto Wireless Avionics Intra-Communication systems
      A-2.1     Acceptable interference power level at the input of a Wireless Avionics Intra-Communications receiver
      A-2.2     Minimum required separation distance
Annex 3  Wireless Avionics Intra-Communications and radar characteristics used in the studies of the impact of aeronautical radionavigation, meteorological and radiolocation radars onto Wireless  Avionics Intra-Communication systems
      A-3.1     Technical characteristics of Wireless Avionics Intra-Communication systems
      A-3.2     Technical characteristics of radiodetermination radars used in the compatibility studies
Annex 4  Estimation of potential impact of radar systems in the frequency band  2 700-2 900 MHz onto wireless avionics intra-communication  systems operating co-frequency
      A-4.1     Selected radar characteristics for studies
      A-4.2     Technical characteristics of wireless avionics intra-communication systems and acceptable interference power level at the input of a wireless avionics intra-communication receiver
      A-4.3     Radiodetermination radar impact assessment on the operation of outside wireless avionic intra-communication systems
      A-4.4     Radiodetermination radar impact assessment on the operation of inside wireless avionic intra-communications systems
      A-4.5     Conclusion
Annex 5  Estimation of potential impact of radar systems in the frequency band 5 350-5 460 MHz onto wireless avionics intra-communication systems operating co-frequency
      A-5.1     Selected radar characteristics for studies
      A-5.2     Technical characteristics of wireless avionics intra-communications systems and acceptable interference power level at the input of a wireless avionics intra-communication receiver
      A-5.3     Radiodetermination radar impact assessment on the operation of outside wireless avionic intra-communications systems
      A-5.4     Radiodetermination radar impact assessment on the operation of inside wireless avionic intra-communication systems
      A-5.5     Conclusions