Spectrum Management for the VGOS

Spectrum management for the VLBI Global Observing System (VGOS) is an important task to keep radio frequency interference as absent as possible from observation sites. Protection can only be granted, if national and international authorities are made aware of the activities and operations at VLBI observing sites.
To begin with spectrum management for the VGOS, it means two things: to be registered at the ITU-R as a Radio Astronomy Service site and try to get the requirements of VGOS into an official ITU-R document, so that further regulation actions can refer to an official document, e.g. for compatibility studies.

H. Hase[1], J.A. López-Pérez[2], M. Bautista-Duran[3], J. Kallunki[4], P. Kupiszewski[5], V. Tornatore[6], W. Madkour[7], M. Lindqvist[8]

Keywords VGOS, VLBI, ITU-R, WP7D, RAS, RFI, registration

Type Proceeding

Event 25th EVGA Working Meeting, 2021

[1] BKG

[2] Yebes Observatory, Instituto Geográfico Nacional, Guadalajara,  España

[3] Universidad de Alcalá de Henares

[4] Aalto University

[5] Kartverket

[6] Politecnico Milano

[7] JIVE

[8] Chalmers University B. Winkel, MPIfR