1
Scope
2
References
3
Definitions
3.1
Terms defined elsewhere
3.2
Terms defined in this Recommendation
4
Abbreviations and acronyms
5
General guidance
5.1
General public and occupational exposure
5.2
Existing or planned transmitting station
5.3
Collection of data concerning the sources of radiation
5.4
One or more sources of radiation, total exposure
5.5
Field regions
5.6
Basic restrictions and reference levels
5.7
Exposure limits
5.8
Compliance assessment
5.9
Uncertainty evaluation
5.10
Exposure assessment in areas around hospitals, schools, etc.
6 General
characteristics of typical sources of the radiation
6.1
AM transmitting stations
6.2
SW transmitting station – main beam tilt
6.3
Fixed amateur stations
6.4
Fixed point-to-point systems
6.5
Handsets – isotropic sources
6.6
VHF and UHF broadcasting transmitting stations
6.7
2G and 3G mobile base stations
6.8
Smart (adaptive) antennas
6.9
Vehicle mounted antennas (such as police car)
7
Exposure assessment
7.1
Pre-analysis
7.2
Measurements
7.3
Calculations
7.4
Comparison between measurement and calculations
7.5
Monitoring RF EMF levels
8
Conclusions following the exposure assessment
9
Final report
10
Field levels around typical transmitting antennas
11 Conclusions
Appendix I – Exposure limits
I.1 Introduction
I.2 Exposure limits
I.3
ICNIRP exposure limits
I.4
Simultaneous exposure to multiple sources
I.5
IEEE International Committee Electromagnetic Safety (ICES)
exposure limits
Appendix II – Time averaging
II.1
Analysis of time variations of measured electric fields from WCDMA
mobile base stations
II.2
Analysis of time variations of measured electric fields from GSM mobile
base stations
II.3
Results and discussion
II.4
Discussion about the number of sampling data and averaging time
Appendix III – Examples of RF EMF levels in areas accessible to the
general public
Appendix IV – Software Watt Guard
Appendix V – Software "Uncertainty calculator"
V.1
Introduction
V.2
Brief descriptions of the software
V.3
Examples
Appendix VI – Examples for evaluating electromagnetic fields in general
public environments with broadband radio signals
VI.1
Method for evaluating electromagnetic fields in general public
environments with broadband signals
VI.2
Effect of RBWs on measured electromagnetic fields from mobile phone base
stations
Appendix VII – Example of block diagram with possible activities during
exposure assessment
Bibliography Electronic attachment: Uncertainty calculator and Watt
Guard