Saatja: Bygren, Christian <
[email protected]>
Saatmisaeg: 5.04.2016. 17:39
Adressaat: Alo Einla; Vladimir Jakovlev
Koopia: Nydegger, Anna; Johanson, Fredrik; Gustafsson, Nina
Teema: VB: Changes in S during 2016/17 and your request for notification to the ITU
in BRIFIC No 2812 Special Section GE06/114
Dear Alo and Vladimir,
I hope all is well with you and that you had the opportunity to have some extra days out of
office around Easter.
Changes in Sweden during 2016/2017
As you may be aware of, the necessary frequency changes to be able to clear the 700 MHz-band from DTT before April 1st 2017 will be made during 2016 and 2017. These changes are
all in line with the common planning solution that we have drafted together.
We mentioned this at the NEDDIF meeting in Warsaw in March and also promised to provide
specific information about the frequency changes that will be made in the allotments
relevant to our neighboring countries around the Baltic Sea.
We of course also want your input and acceptance on these changes before sending a more
formal coordination request for the relevant transmitter stations. Please see the mail sent to
the colleagues present at the NEDDIF meeting below.
We would highly appreciate if you are able to respond to us by May 2nd.
Your request for notification to the ITU in BRIFIC No 2812 Special Section GE06/114
We have noticed your request for notification of allotments to the ITU in BRIFIC No 2812 Special Section GE06/114.
We think that we have found three errors in the request
1. KOERU-29 has the wrong frequency (506 MHz instead of 538 MHz)
2. ORISSAARE-23 is not part of the common plan
3. ORISSAARE-32 is not part of the common plan
Further we hesitated to accept the request as it is, since the request is for allotments with RPC2/RN1 characteristics and we have not yet come to an agreement for implementing new allotments. We have therefore sent the following message to the ITU: �Concerning BRIFIC No 2812 Special Section GE06/114, the Swedish Post and Telecom authority has the following comments.
Sweden is in the middle of coordination negotiations with Estonia and we can at this point in time not agree to the proposed modifications to the Plan made of these two administrations since there are no coordination agreements in place.�
However, it is our firm belief that we won�t have any problem to reach such an agreement in
the near future. According to our understanding, the one we currently have between us
since 2006 only covers implementation of existing allotments.
Hope for your understanding.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask for clarification.
Kind regards,
Christian
Fr�n: Gustafsson, Nina
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Kopia: Bygren, Christian; Johanson, Fredrik; Nydegger, Anna;
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�mne: Changes in S during 2016/17
Dear all,
As mentioned and discussed at the meeting in Warsaw we will in Sweden make frequency
changes during 2016 and 2017 in line with the common planning solution that we�ve drafted
together.
Below is a list over Swedish allotments relevant to our common planning area and the
channels that will be put into operation during 2016 and 2017:
? STOCKHOLM: 21, 32, 45
? NORRKOEPING: 47
? VAESTERVIK: nothing new during 2016/17
? EMMABODA: nothing new during 2016/17
? KARLSHAMN/KARLSKRONA: 41, 43
? VISBY: 22, 31
When implementing the allotments, the same ERP levels and antenna systems as for the
existing channels will be used for the relevant transmitter stations.
Please review this and let us know if you see any issues with this or if the changes are
acceptable to you. We would highly appreciate your input before May 2nd.
And of course don�t hesitate to call or e-mail if you have any questions.
Kind regards
//Nina Gustafsson
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Nina Gustafsson
Legal Adviser / Project Manager
Swedish Post and Telecom Authority (PTS)
Spectrum Department
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Mobile: +46 73 644 57 25
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