SRSP-502 - Technical Requirements for Land Mobile and Fixed Radio Services Operating in the Bands 806-821/851-866 MHz and 821-824/866-869 MHz

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Currently under Revision

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Annex B

Figure 2: Map

Annex B

1. General

1.1 The text and tables of Annex B reflect the Annex of the applicable Canada/United States arrangement. Table numbering differs from the rest of this document for easier reference to the original text of the arrangement.

2. Limits of Effective Radiated Power and Antenna Height

2.1 Effective Radiated Power (ERP) is defined as the product of the power supplied to the antenna and its gain relative to a half-wave dipole in a given direction.

2.2 For base stations in the Protection Zones and Sharing Zones°I and III, Table A1 lists the limits of Effective Radiated Power (ERP) corresponding to the Effective Antenna Height (EAH) ranges shown. In this case, Effective Antenna Height is calculated by subtracting the Assumed Average Terrain Elevation given in Table A3 from the Antenna Height Above Mean Sea Level.

Table A1

Effective Antenna Height (EAH)		ERP Watts (Maximum)
Meters	Feet
0 -152	0 -500	500
153 - 305	501 - 1000	125
306 - 457	1001 - 1500	40
458 - 609	1501 - 2000	20
610 - 762	2001 - 2500	10
763 - 914	2501 - 3000	10
915 - 1066	3001 - 3500	6
1067 - 1219	3501 - 4000	5
Above 1219	Above 4000	5

Limits of Effective Radiated Power (ERP) Corresponding to Effective Antenna Heights of Base Stations in the Protection Zones and Sharing Zones I and III.

2.3 For base stations in Sharing Zone II, Table A2 lists the limits of Effective Radiated Power (ERP) corresponding to the Antenna Height Above Mean Sea Level ranges shown.

Table A2

Antenna Height Above Mean Sea Level		ERP Watts (Maximum)
Meters	Feet
0 - 503	0 - 1650	500
504 - 609	1651 - 2000	350
610 - 762	2001 - 2500	200
763 - 914	2501 - 3000	140
915 -1066	3001 - 3500	100
1067 -1219	3501 - 4000	75
1220 -1371	4001 - 4500	70
1372 -1523	4501 - 5000	65
Above 1523	Above 5000	05

Limits of Effective Radiated Power (ERP) Corresponding to Antenna Heights Above Mean Sea Level of Base Stations in Sharing Zone II.

2.4 Table A3 lists the values of Assumed Average Terrain Elevations (AATE) within the Sharing and Protection Zones on both sides of the United States-Canada border. where: EAH = (Antenna Height Above Mean Sea Level - AATE)

Table A3

Longitude (Φ) (° West)	Latitude (Ω) (° North)	Assumed Average Terrain Elevation
		United States		Canada
		Feet	Meters	Feet	Meters
65 ≤ Φ < 69	Ω < 45	0	0	0	0
65 = Φ < 69	45 = Ω < 46	300	91	300	91
65 = Φ < 69	Ω ≥ 46	1000	305	1000	305
69 = Φ < 73	all	2000	609	1000	305
73 = Φ < 74	all	500	152	500	152
74 = Φ < 78	all	250	76	250	76
78 = Φ < 80	Ω< 43	250	76	250	76
78 = Φ < 80	Ω ≥ 43	500	152	500	152
80 = Φ < 90	all	600	183	600	183
90 = Φ < 98	all	1000	305	1000	305
98 = Φ < 102	all	1500	457	1500	457
102 = Φ < 108	all	2500	762	2500	762
108 = Φ < 111	all	3500	1066	3500	1066
111 = Φ < 113	all	4000	1219	3500	1066
113 = Φ < 114	all	5000	1524	4000	1219
114 = Φ < 121.5	all	3000	914	3000	914
121.5 = Φ < 127	all	0	0	0	0
Φ ≥ 127	54 = Ω < 56	0	0	0	0
Φ ≥ 127	56 = Ω < 58	500	152	1500	457
Φ ≥ 127	58 = Ω < 60	0	0	2000	609
Φ ≥ 127	60 = Ω < 62	4000	1219	2500	762
Φ ≥ 127	62 = Ω < 64	1600	488	1600	488
Φ ≥ 127	64 = Ω < 66	1000	305	2000	609
Φ ≥ 127	66 = Ω < 68	750	228	750	228
Φ ≥ 127	68 = Ω < 69.5	1500	457	500	152
Φ ≥ 127	S ≥ 69.5	0	0	0	0

 

Table B

Location	Latitude	Longitude
Akron, Ohio	41° 05' 00" N	81° 30' 40" W
Youngstown, Ohio	41° 05' 57" N	80° 39' 02" W
Syracuse, New York	43° 03' 04" N	76° 09' 14" W
Kitchener-Waterloo, Ont.	43° 27' 30" N	80° 30' 00" W
Peterborough, Ontario	44° 18' 00" N	78° 19' 00" W

Center coordinates of cities in the United States and Canada that for purposes of this agreement shall be considered as falling outside of Sharing Zone I.

Table C1

Effective Antenna Height (EAH)		PFD dBW/m² (Maximum)
Meters	Feet
0 - 152	0 -500	-84
153 - 305	501 - 1000	-90
306 - 457	1001 - 1500	-95
458 - 609	1501 - 2000	-98
610 - 762	2001 - 2500	-101
763 - 914	2501 - 3000	-101
915 - 1066	3001 - 3500	-103
1067 - 1219	3501 - 4000	-104
Above - 1219	Above - 4000	-104

Limits of Power Flux Density (PFD) Corresponding to Effective Antenna Heights of Base Stations in Sharing Zones I and III.

Table C2

Antenna Height (AMSL)		PFD dBW/m² (Maximum)
Meters	Feet
0 - 503	0 - 1650	-87
504 - 609	1651 - 2000	-88.5
610 - 762	2001 - 2500	-91
763 - 914	2501 - 3000	-92.5
915 - 1066	3001 - 3500	-94
1067 - 1219	3501 - 4000	-95
1220 - 1371	4001 - 4500	-95.5
1372 - 1523	4501 - 5000	-96
Above - 1523	Above - 5000	-107

Limits of Power Flux Density (PFD) Corresponding to Antenna Heights Above Mean Sea Level of Base Stations in Sharing Zone II.