WB36 - Tampa Coord F

LETTER submitted by Vizada, Inc.

C-Band ESV Coordination Notification-Tampa, FL

2009-09-17

This document pretains to SES-AFS-20080724-00975 for Amendment Foreign Satellite App on a Satellite Earth Station filing.

IBFS_SESAFS2008072400975_740497

September 16, 2009 Ms. Marlene H. Dortch Secretary Federal Communications Commission Washington, DC 20554 To: International Bureau, Satellite Division Re: Notification Concerning Completion of C-Band ESV Coordination for Tampa, Florida, U.S.A. - WB36 - File No. SES-AFS-20080724-00975 Dear Ms. Dortch: Vizada, Inc. (“Vizada”) hereby submits per Section 25.221(e) of the Commission’s rules for Earth Stations on Vessels (ESV) this notification of successfully-completed frequency coordination. As specified in the Commission’s Public Notice DA 05-1671, Released: June 15, 2005 the following information is provided so that this notification may be placed on Public Notice: 1. Name and contact information of the frequency coordinator – Skjei Telecom, Inc., 7777 Leesburg Pike, Suite 315N, Falls Church, VA 22043, voice: (703)917-4020, fax: (703)917-0098 2. Reference identification, date, and duration (if relevant) of the coordination report – Job number 090106SKJTEL02; August 24, 2009; 6 months beginning August 24, 2009 and extensions of 6 months each if needed. 3. Frequency coordination method used – Critical Contour Point method 4. Interference criteria used – Long term -154.0 dBW/4 kHz 20%; Short term -131.0 dBW/4 kHz 0.0025% 5. Speed of coordinated vessel, if relevant – Not relevant Vizada, Inc 1101 Wootton Parkway, Rockville, Maryland 20852 USA Tel: +1 301 838 7700 Fax: +1 301 838 7701 www.vizada.com

6. Center frequencies, bandwidths, and total spectrum coordinated per satellite - 5850.0-5864.0; 102 kHz to 205 kHz; 14.0 megahertz 5948.0-5970.0; 102 kHz to 205 kHz; 22.0 megahertz Total spectrum coordinated - 36.0 megahertz All frequencies on NSS-7 @ 338.0 E. latitude Vizada recognizes that the 5850.0-5864.0 frequencies are not within the range of C- Band frequencies specified by § 25.202 (a)(8) for use by ESVs and the WB36 C- Band ESV authority does not authorize use of these frequencies. Vizada requested that the frequency coordinator coordinate these frequencies and is including them in this filing so that if at some time in the future Vizada seeks special authority to utilize them for ESVs the successful coordination of same will be a matter of record. Vizada is not however seeking authority to use the 5850.0-5864.0 for ESVs at this time. 7. Name of satellite(s) and transponder(s) being used – NSS-7 @ 338.0 E. latitude 5850.0-5864.0 - transponder WHL1 5948.0-5970.0 - transponder WHL2 8. Textual description and scaled map of the geographic area(s) coordinated – Tampa, Florida, U.S.A. and routes into the port from the Gulf of Mexico. Scaled maps are set forth in the attached exhibit. 9. 24/7 contact information for the ESV operator – Vizada Security Officer, (301)838-7700 10. Call sign of the hub station if independently licensed – WB36 11. Statement indicating that as of the date of this notification there are no unresolved coordination requests which would result in an exceedance of the maximum 180 megahertz of coordinated spectrum for all ESV operations in the coordination area in Section 25.202(a)(8) – The frequency coordinator advises that there are no unresolved coordination requests which would result in an exceedance of the maximum 180 megahertz of coordinated

spectrum for all ESV operations in the coordination area in the 5925-6425 MHz band. Vizada respectfully requests that this notification of successfully completed frequency coordination be placed on Public Notice. Any further questions with respect to this matter may be directed to James G. Lovelace at (301) 838-7909. Respectfully submitted, Robert W. Swanson Associate Counsel 301-838-7807 robert.swanson@vizada.com Enclosure cc: kathyrn.medley@fcc.gov


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