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Principles and Prospects of cross-border coordination for fixed and mobile services

Cross-border coordination of radiocommunications services is a very important aspect of spectrum engineering, crucial for network feasibility in countries' border areas. It is an ongoing activity, with a purpose to assure uninterrupted operation of different (or the same) radiocommunications networks between two or more neighboring countries. The ever-growing introduction of new technologies and services comes as a challenge for cross-border coordination because new sharing or co-existence criteria need to be implemented in the existing international agreements or other relevant documents. This paper focuses on the cross-border coordination criteria for mobile and fixed services in Croatia. The main principles of the coordination process have been explained, with some open issues and future developments discussed.

preferential frequencies, Cross-border coordination, HCM Agreement, asymmetric microwave links

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