Harmful Interference in Regulatory Perspective Legal Rules for Interference-Free Radio Communication.

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Hofmann, Mahulena
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	Milton : Taylor & Francis Group, 2016.
Subjects:	Artificial satellites in telecommunication. communications satellites. Artificial satellites in telecommunication
Online Access:	Click for online access

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Contents
Introduction
I. Harmful Interference in the Context of the ITU Framework
'Harmful Interference' and the ITU
ITU and Harmful Interference Prevention
Dealing with Harmful Interference
the Protostar Case
Radio Frequency Interference in the Earth Exploration Satellite Service: the Case of the European Space Agency's SMOS Mission
Contractual Responses to Loss of Satellite Based Services
II. Harmful Interference in the Context of Space Law
The 'Space Side' to 'Harmful Interference'
Evaluating Regulatory Instruments in Addressing Interference Issues in the Context of Satellite Communications
Harmful Interference in Telecommunications under International and National Space Law
III. Harmful Interference in the Context of European Law
European Law as an Instrument for Avoiding Harmful Interference
The European Commission's Proposal for a "Connected Continent"
IV. Harmful Interference in the Context of National Law
Harmful Interference from the Netherlands Radiocommunication Agency Perspective
Satellite Harmful Interference: A U.S. Telecom Perspective
IV. Other Instruments for Avoiding Harmful Interference
New and Alternative Means for Safeguarding the Efficient Use of Spectrum Resources for Satellite Communications
Harmful Interference and Human Rights
V. Outstanding Issues
The Restructuring of an Intergovernmental Satellite Communications Organisation from a Luxembourg Perspective
List of Authors

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