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COMPATIBILITY STUDIES IN THE BAND 3400- 3800 MHz BETWEEN BROADBAND WIRELESS ACCESS (BWA) SYSTEMS AND OTHER SERVICES Bern, February 2007 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS This report presents studies of the compatibility between Broadband Wireless Access (BWA) systems in the frequency range 3400-3800 MHz and other existing systems/services. Those other existing systems/services considered in this study were: Point-to-point fixed links, ENG/OB systems, otherwise referred to as SAB/SAP, Fixed-satellite service (Space-to-Earth), Radiolocation. Typical characteristics for BWA systems were considered in the report, covering various BWA usage modes, i.e. Fixed (FWA), Nomadic (NWA) and Mobile (MWA) Wireless Access. Each of the studies took into account specific propagation models that were deemed to be suitable for the considered scenarios. The main conclusion of the report is that when deciding on deployment of BWA networks in subject bands, administrations need to take into account the situation regarding the use of the frequency band in the concerned area and that co-ordination with the existing users may be required. The detailed results for different compatibility scenarios are summarised below. Compatibility between BWA and Point-to-Point fixed links The analysis of both directions of interference (BWA interfering into P-P and vice-versa) has shown that BWA and P-P systems can co-exist with a certain frequency separation, depending on the BWA and P-P characteristics and with the required co-ordination between the BWA Central Station (CS) and the P-P systems. Co-channel sharing between BWA and P-P links is not feasible in the same geographic area. The co-ordination process will have to ensure that there is no BWA system in the main lobe of the P-P system and that the separation distance between the P-P system and the BWA CS is such that the interference between BWA Terminal Stations (TS) and the P-P is limited. Compatibility between BWA and ENG/OB This