ITU-R RESOLUTION 8-1-2000 Radiowave propagation studies and measurement campaigns in developing countries《发展中国家中的无线电电波传播的研究与测量活动》.pdf

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1、Res. ITU-R 8-1 1RESOLUTION ITU-R 8-1 Radiowave propagation studies and measurement campaigns in developing countries (1993-2000) The ITU Radiocommunication Assembly, considering a) the importance of radiowave propagation measurement campaigns for acquiring data for the planning and coordination of v

2、arious radiocommunication services, particularly at regional and sub-regional levels in developing countries; b) that various recommendations of world radiocommunication conferences have requested the Radiocommunication Study Groups to encourage and assist in initiating the study of radiowave propag

3、ation and radio noise in those areas where few or no measurements have been made; c) that Resolution 5 (Rev.WRC-2000) invites the Secretary-General to offer the assistance of the Union to developing countries in the tropical areas that endeavour to carry out national propagation studies and to arran

4、ge funds and resources for this purpose, and urges administrations to submit the results of these propagation measurements, including noise levels for sound broadcasting, to the Study Groups, recognizing a) that there continue to be many regions of the world, particularly in the tropics, for which p

5、ropagation data are not available, noting with satisfaction a) the contributions made by some Member States and Sector Members to the radiowave propagation measurements in some areas of Africa, South America and Asia, resolves 1 that Radiocommunication Study Group 3 should identify within its work p

6、rogramme and in consultation with the concerned countries, radiowave propagation studies relating to tropical and subtropical regions of the world for which there is a lack of data. The programme of work of Radiocommunication Study Group 3 should clearly define study programmes in which engineers an

7、d scientists from the developing countries also contribute to collecting data and to developing analytical methods; 2 that scientists and engineers from developing countries should be encouraged to participate actively in these study programmes and carry out studies on topics identified by Radiocomm

8、u-nication Study Group 3: Res. ITU-R 8-1 2 by means of research in their home countries; by participation, whenever possible, in meetings held in connection with Radiocommu-nication Study Group or Working Party meetings, in the regions concerned; by means of working visits to radiowave propagation l

9、aboratories of Member States and Sector Members participating in the work of the Radiocommunication Study Groups; 3 that the Radiocommunication Bureau, with appropriate support from Radiocommunication Study Group 3, should collaborate closely with the Telecommunication Development Bureau in identify

10、ing suitable propagation measurement campaigns in the regions of interest and should offer all necessary technical guidance to the Telecommunication Development Bureau in the establishment of any such measurements; 4 that the Director of the Radiocommunication Bureau, in close cooperation with the D

11、irector of the Telecommunication Development Bureau and the administrations concerned, be requested to determine the objectives, scope, technical means and staff required for carrying out identified propagation measurement campaigns and to seek through the Secretary-General funding and other arrange

12、ments from appropriate sources to implement the above decisions with respect to propagation measurement activities; 5 that Member States and Sector Members be urged to make contributions (in cash and/or in kind) to support the radio propagation measurement campaigns in the developing countries; 6 that the administrations interested in the measurement campaigns be requested to designate suitably qualified personnel to participate actively in these campaigns. _