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Radiocommunications (Multipoint Distribution Station Licences - Regional Licences) Guidelines No. 1 of 1995
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This Assessment D specifies how to assess the potential for interference from an MDS Group B transmitter to an earth station receiver in the space research service.
A detailed discussion of the interference mechanisms between MDS and earth stations can be found in Section 2 Part B of the Coordination Handbook.
The SMA considers that earth station receivers in the space research service are not likely to receive interference from Group A MDS transmitters. Accordingly, no assessment of the interference potential to earth station receivers from Group A MDS transmitters need be carried out.
Step 1: Identifying if an Interference Assessment is Necessary
D.1. The following information is needed to decide if an interference assessment must be carried out: