Registration
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Event dates
Start Date:
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Location
Global or multi-regional
Training topics
  • Spectrum management
Training type
Online instructor led
Languages
  • English
Event mail contact
Jmwakijele@afralti.org
Coordinators
  • Jonathan Mwakijele
  • Anita Natwati
Course level

Intermediate

Payment methods
  • Bank transfer
  • Credit card
  • M-pesa
Price
$300.00

Event organizer(s)

AFRALTI logo
African Advanced Level Telecommunications Institute (AFRALTI)

Description

Part A : SM for HF Systems 

The aim of this course is to obtain a working knowledge, and a sufficient understanding of spectrum management issues, areas and challenges for HF systems. Additionally, the aim is to obtain knowledge of the required technical and operational conditions applicable for HF systems for commercial and governmental purposes. 

Part B: Science Services

The course aims to teach the students the basic spectrum management concepts related to the science services, at a level that upon the successful completion of the course allows them to participate in national and international spectrum management activities. 

Part C: Maritime Services

The aim of this course is to obtain working knowledge and sufficient understanding of systems spectrum management issues, areas and challenges, for maritime communication systems. Additionally, to obtain knowledge of the required technical and operational conditions applicable for maritime systems for commercial and governmental purposes. 

Part D: Amateur Services

A solid understanding of the amateur services and spectrum management. Participants will learn about the use of amateur radio by individuals and groups, the regulatory structure and how the service can benefit the growth of human resources for the radiocommunications profession. Basic

Registration information

Unless specified otherwise, all ITU Academy training courses are open to all interested professionals, irrespective of their race, ethnicity, age, gender, religion, economic status and other diverse backgrounds. We strongly encourage registrations from female participants, and participants from developing countries. This includes least developed countries, small island developing states and landlocked developing countries.

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