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What is National Radio Association
NATIONAL RADIO ASSOCIATION
The Association of the National Radio Frequency Resource
Users - NATIONAL RADIO ASSOCIATION was founded in November 1997 under support of the State Commission for
Radio Frequencies (GKRCH), the State Commission of the Russian Federation
for Communication and Information Technology (GOSCOMSVYAZ) and the General
State Supervisory Department for Communications in the Russian Federation (GLAVGOSSVYAZNADZOR).
The National Radio Association is aimed at integration of efforts of telecommunications
operators and manufacturers for resolution of the spectrum issues and
implementation of new radio technology in the Russian Federation.
On the 15th of December
2000, Valery V. Butenko, Director General of GEYSER Scientific & Production Co., was elected as President of National Radio Association.
National Radio Association
is a nonprofit organization, which is aimed at information, legal and
legislative, financial support and other kinds of assistance for members
of the Association at implementation of new radio technologies as well as
resolution of spectrum issues.
THE MAIN OBJECTIVES
OF THE NATIONAL RADIO ASSOCIATION:
representation and protection of the
interests of spectrum users in the State Commission of the Russian
Federation for Radio Frequency (GKRCh) and other relevant governmental
bodies;
support and direct participation in development, jointly with federal executive bodies
for communications, information technologies, antimonopoly and tax policy,
of laws and other regulatory documents relevant to issues of radio spectrum
use and importation of radioelectronic equipment and taking into account
the interests of operators the members of the National Radio Association;
integration and coordination
of intellectual and financial efforts of concerned operators to resolve
various radio spectrum issues;
information and legal
provision on spectrum issues for operators.
THE BASIC PRINCIPLES OF ACTIVITIES OF THE NATIONAL RADIO ASSOCIATION:
1. Openness that is implementation of such conditions and procedure which could get as much as possible operators, manufacturers and other spectrum users to take part in the National Radio Association
2. System approach that is comprehensive resolution of possible spectrum issues with taking into account technical, economical, legal, methodological and other aspects.
3. Efficiency that is resolution of spectrum issues as soon as possible due to developed interconnections and cooperation of different operators.
4. The best result provision that is orientation to the most useful output for concerned members of the Association.
5. Joint leadership that is guaranteed right of each member to participate in the Association activity on an equal basis.
6. Transparency that is provision of conditions where each member of the Association has a full access to the information sources relevant to any aspect of the Association activity.
THE MAIN DIRECTIONS
OF THE NATIONAL RADIO ASSOCIATION ACTIVITIES
1. Legal and legislative support:
representation
and protection of common interests of members of the Association
in federal legislative and executive bodies for telecommunications
as well as international organizations involved in regulation and
supervision of radio spectrum use;
drafting the
proposals on development and further improvement of legislative acts
and directives of the Russian Federation in the field of radio spectrum
use; participation in development and consideration of draft normative
documents of the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology;
discussion of these drafts at the general meetings of the Association;
development
of coordinated strategy of the Association that would take into consideration
common interests of the members and aimed to the rational use of the radio
spectrum and effective implementation of new technology and equipment;
building
a national policy regarding radio spectrum use, development of relevant normative
documents;
protection
of frequency allocations and orbital positions for the satellite-based
services in concerned international organizations as well as scientific
and technical support of the procedures of international coordination
in relation to the frequency allocations and the satellite orbital positions;
legal support
of members of the National Radio Association when resolving vexed
questions and complicated problems on spectrum use, a seeking of
mutually acceptable solutions together with the State Commission
for Radio Frequency Management (GKRCh), the State Commission for
Telecommunications (GKES), the State Supervisory Department for
Communications (Glavgossvyaznadzor) and frequency management
bodies within power ministries and agencies of Russia;
establishing,
jointly with governmental bodies, expert commissions and panels aimed
to reasonable implementation of new radio technology consistently
with national policy in relation to spectrum use.
2. Information support:
generation and
maintenance of databases, timely distribution among the NRA members
governmental decrees, GKRCh directives, and other directive and
normative documents of the Ministry of Communications and Information
Technology, Glavgossviaznadzor and other federal legislative and
executive bodies relevant to communications and concerned to NRA
members activity;
publication,
on a regular basis, of analytical reviews on activity of ITU, CEPT, ETSI etc.,
and reports on activity of NRA, maintenance of the NRA web-site;
publishing
activities in the interests of the NRA members;
assistance
to the NRA members in organization of domestic and international
conferences, seminars, exhibitions.
3.
Research and development:
research
and development, experimental studies aimed to improvement of spectrum
use and implementation of new radio technologies in Russia;
research and
development under the SPECTR-2003 program in the interests of the NRA
members;
coordination of
studies conducted by relevant agencies on demand or in the interests
of the NRA members, expertise and consulting;
theoretical and
experimental estimation of electromagnetic compatibility between
different systems of terrestrial or space-based radio services;
development of
program on equipping the NRA members and other concerned
organizations with uniform software for planning and using
the radio spectrum, delivery of the software for operation testing.
4. Technological
support:
support of the NRA
members in design, implementation and selling the prospective systems,
facilities and equipment in the Russian telecommunications market;
assistance in design,
manufacture and operation of the systems, equipment and software which
meet the requirements of the NRA members in relation to radio spectrum
use.
5. Financial support:
goal-oriented
financial support to the NRA members in implementation of the most
promising radio technologies and programs including research and
development, experimental study and testing;
financial support
to the NRA members to provide their participation in international
meetings and negotiations with foreign administrations on the
frequency coordination issues;
establishing and
goal-oriented using the relief fund for the benefit of the NRA
members in case of force-majeure circumstances;
NATIONAL RADIO ASSOCIATION STRUCTURE
Organizational structure of National Radio Association is given in Figure 1.
Figure 1. National Radio Association Structure
THE NRA MEMBERS:
OAO Vympelcom, Moscow
OAO GASCOM, Moscow
ZAO GlobalTel, Moscow
GEYSER Scientific & Production Co., Moscow
GKNPTs Khrunichev, Moscow
ZAO MTU-Inform Company, Moscow
GUP Morsvyazspoutnik, Moscow
OAO Mobile Telesystems, Moscow
Joint Design Bureau of Moscow Energetic Institute (OKB MEI), Moscow
OOO ROYLCOM, Moscow
OOO SVYAZ-CONSULT, Moscow
OOO TeleRoss, Moscow
OAO Telecominvest, Sankt-Peterburg
JSC New Telephone Company, Vladivostok
ZAO SMARTS, Samara
Federal Agency for Press, Communications and Information (FAPSI) attached to President of the Russian Federation
Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation
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