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FXM Provisoire / Provisional N° 2479 Partie 2P / Part 2P / Parte 2P UIT - BUREAU DES ITU - RADIOCOMMUNICATION BUREAU UIT - OFICINA DE RADIOCOMMUNICATIONS RADIOCOMUNICACIONES FXM provisoire / provisional N° 2479 Partie 2P / Part 2P / Parte 2P Date/Date/Fecha: 01-10-2002 La Parte 2P contiene las conclusiones provisionales sobre La Partie 2P contient les conclusions provisoires relativement à Part 2P contains provisional Findings concerning new nuevas asignaciones o modificaciones de asignaciones de nouvelles assignations de fréquence ou à des modifications frequency assignments or modifications to existing frequency existentes. d'assignations de fréquence existantes. assignments. Las conclusiones se formulan con respecto a: Les conclusions sont formulées eu égard : The findings are formulated with respect to: - su conformidad con el Cuadro de atribución de bandas de - à la conformité de ces assignations avec le Tableau d'attribution des - their conformity with the Table of Frequency Allocations and the frecuencias y otras disposiciones del Reglamento de bandes de fréquences et les autres dispositions du Règlement des other provisions of the Radio Regulations (RR); Radiocomunicaciones (RR); radiocommunications (RR); - their conformity with a world or regional frequency assignment or - su conformidad con un Plan regional o mundial de - à leur conformité avec un Plan mondial ou régional d'assignations ou allotment plan and associated provisions, where applicable; asignaciones o de adjudicaciones de frecuencias y sus d'allotissements de fréquences et les dispositions connexes; - the conformity with the procedure relating to coordination with other disposiciones correspondientes; - à la conformité aux procédures de coordinations avec d’autres administrations as applicable; and - la conformidad con los procedimientos de coordinación con administrations, le cas échéant; - the probability of harmful interference as applicable otras administraciones, según el caso; - à la probabilité de brouillage préjudiciable, le cas échéant. Note: These provisional findings need to be confirmed once - la probabilidad de interferencia perjudicial, según proceda. Note: Ces conclusions provisoires devront être confirmées une fois TerRaSys becomes fully operational (see CR/163) Nota: Estas conclusiones provisionales tienen que confirmarse que le système TerRaSys sera entièrement opérationnel (voir CR/163). una vez que el sistema TerRaSys haya sido puesto plenamente en operación (véase CR/163). Description des colonnes Description of Columns Descripción de columnas Index (part 1) Index de la Partie 1P (BRIFIC No + No de série) Index of Part 1P (BRIFIC No + serial No) Índice de la Parte 1P (BRIFIC No + No de serie) Intent Objet de la notification Purpose of the notification: Propósito de la notificación B Administration notificatrice Notifying Administration Administración notificante 4B/5B Zone géographique Geographical area Zona geográfica 1A [MHz] Fréquence assignée [MHz] Assigned frequency [MHz] Frecuencia asignada [MHz] 4A / 5A Nom de l'emplacement de la station d'émission / réception Name of the location of transmitting / receiving station Nombre del emplazamiento de estación transmisora / receptora 6A Classe da la station Class of station Clase de estación Admin.Ref.Identifier Identificateur unique d'administration Administration Unique Identifier Identificador único de la administración Date of entry Date de réception de la fiche de notification Date of receipt of the Notice Fecha de recepción de la notificación 13A1 Conclusion au terme de l'examen réglementaire Regulatory examination finding Conclusión con respecto al examen reglamentario 13A2 Conclusion: conformité à un Plan Finding with respect to the conformity with a Plan Conclusión con respecto a la conformidad con un Plan 13A3 Conclusion découlant de l'examen technique Finding resulting from technical examination Conclusión con respecto a un examen técnico 13B1 Référence à une disposition du Règlement des radiocommunications Reference to the Radio Regulations Referencia a una disposición del RR 13B2 Observations concernant les conclusions dans la Colonne 13A Remarks concerning the Findings in column 13A Observaciones referentes a las conclusiones en la Columna 13A 13B3 Date relative à un réexamen à effectuer Date relating to a review to be made Fecha de revisión reglamentaria 13C Observations Remarks Observaciones FXM prov N° 2479 2P Page / Página: 1 / 23 01-10-2002 Index (Part 1) Intent B 4B/5B 1A [MHz] 4A / 5A 6A Adm. 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