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Characterization of spectrum activities in the US public safety band for opportunistic spectrum access

Jones et al., 2007

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9568318032847214933
Author
Jones S
Jung E
Liu X
Merheb N
Wang I
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2007 2nd IEEE International Symposium on New Frontiers in Dynamic Spectrum Access Networks

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Dual site spectrum measurements have been made in the public safety band in Howard County, Maryland, USA. The public safety band is of interest because of its obvious importance and the increasing need to determine whether improved spectral utilization …
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