ITU-R M 1043-2-2003 Use of the amateur and amateur-satellite services in developing countries《发展中国家的业余和业余卫星业务的应用》.pdf

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1、 Rec. ITU-R M.1043-2 1 RECOMMENDATION ITU-R M.1043-2 Use of the amateur and amateur-satellite services in developing countries (Question ITU-R 48/8) (1994-1998-2003) The ITU Radiocommunication Assembly, considering a) that in developing countries there is an urgent need for experienced radiocommunic

2、ations operators and technicians; b) that there is a need for radio stations in rural and remote areas for use during natural disasters; c) that the amateur and amateur-satellite services have the potential to contribute to meeting these needs; d) that, in particular, these services offer the opport

3、unity for obtaining interactive training and experience; e) Resolution 15 of WARC-79, recommends 1 that administrations encourage and facilitate the amateur and amateur-satellite services to: 1.1 develop radio operator skills; 1.2 train engineers and technicians to design, construct and maintain rad

4、io equipment and systems; 1.3 assist in forming groups capable of providing local support; 1.4 exchange technical and operational information; 1.5 experiment with new technology; 1.6 establish stations in rural and remote areas; 1.7 give special consideration to youth programmes; 2 that administrati

5、ons facilitate the rapid deployment and effective use of telecommunication resources for disaster mitigation and for disaster relief operations by alleviating and, where possible, removing barriers and strengthening transborder cooperation between States; 3 that administrations use volunteers, where

6、 possible, to facilitate development of the amateur services; 2 Rec. ITU-R M.1043-2 4 that, to accommodate the particular needs of developing countries, radio systems be developed with the following characteristics: 4.1 minimum investment; 4.2 capable of adapting to a variety of transportation and operational environments, e.g., vibration and shock, temperature and humidity extremes, dust, and a range of power sources; 4.3 sufficient flexibility to accommodate different communications distances, propagation conditions and electromagnetic environments; 4.4 ease of maintenance.