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700 MHz Frequency Database Module

The 700MHz spectrum model has been updated to reflect the frequency changes due to rebanding. The new NYSTEC General Use channel allotments have been loaded for all regions, as well as the new State Channel pack. The original allotments from 2003 have been saved as CSV files and are available for reference in each region's document list.

The FCC has allocated 24 MHz of spectrum for public safety services at 764-776 MHz and 794-806 MHz (referred to as the 700 MHz band). On August 6, 1998, the FCC adopted a First Report and Order and Third Notice of Proposed Rule Making that established a band plan and service rules for this spectrum. That plan was later modified three times with the current Fourth Memorandum Opinion and Order serving as the basis for current spectrum use and rules.

The 700 MHz public safety channels have subsequently been moved to a different portion of the spectrum. The new spectrum model will be loaded into CAPRAD when the general use channel allotments have been re-generated in the spring of 2008.

4.9 GHz Frequency Database Module

The telecommunications industry is on the verge of an exciting development in regards to providing classic digital services in the mobile environment. The changes will provide a list of services, applications, and features that will greatly impact the manner in which public safety is able to provide services. The potential of convergence of classic digital services will provide an opportunity previously unprecedented for public safety.

ICP Database Module

Interoperability is an essential communication link with public safety and public service communications systems, which permits units from two or more different entities to interact with one another. It also allows the exchange of information according to a prescribed method to achieve predictable results.

Each state is encouraged to create a Statewide Interoperability Executive Committe to address issues related to these issues. This CAPRAD tool provides automated features to assist in management, assignment and application for interoperability channels.

 
 
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