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SM4
Spectrum Management & Coordination for Satellite Communications
⏱ 5 Days
📍 On-site / Online
Overview
Participants will gain the expertise required to plan satellite networks, defend national filings, conduct successful coordination, contribute to shaping the future of the space spectrum landscape and prepare to WRC activities for satellite-related agenda items.
Course Objectives
- ✓ Understand SatComs Systems Fundamentals and Architectures
- ✓ Interpret ITU RR for Space Services
- ✓ Manage Satellite Filings and Coordination Procedures
- ✓ Defining National Frameworks for Satellite Licensing
- ✓ Understand Future Trends
Short Outline
Day 1: Satellite Communications Fundamentals & System Architectures
Syllabus
- Fundamentals of Satellite Communications
- Orbital Characteristics
- Link Budget for Satellite Systems
- Interference in Satellite Environment
Practical/Hands-on Session
Simple satellite link budget comparison (GSO vs NGSO)
Day 2: ITU Radio Regulations & Satellite Coordination Framework
Syllabus
- ITU RR for Space Systems
- Satellite Filing Lifecycle: API, CR/C, CR/D, Part I/II examinations
- GSO Coordination Process
Practical/Hands-on Session
Identifying coordination requirements
Day 3: Interference & Sharing Studies: Satellite vs Terrestrial & Sat-to-Sat
Syllabus
- Satellite Interference Mechanisms and Coordination Principles
- Sharing principles and criteria: C/I, I/N, Delta_T/T
- GSO–NGSO coexistence rules and current WRC debates
Practical/Hands-on Session
Analysis of a GSO–NGSO coordination scenario
Day 4: Licensing Satellite Systems & National Regulatory Framework
Syllabus
- National Licensing Frameworks for Satellite Services
- Types of Satellite Authorizations
- Spectrum Pricing & Auction Models
- Implementing WRC Decisions
Practical/Hands-on Session
Drafting a sample earth station license
Day 5: WRC Agenda Items and Future Trends
Syllabus
- Key WRC agenda items affecting satellite services
- Non-Terrestrial Networks and Direct-to-device
- Mega-constellations and Global Regulatory Challenges
Practical/Hands-on Session
Preparing a multilateral coordination meeting
Certification
Upon achievement of a Total score higher than 80%, participants will receive the Certificate: Advanced Professional in Satellite Spectrum Management.
Includes completion hours and a unique ACO verification reference.