1. INTERNATIONAL CONSORTIUM FOR TELEMETRY SPECTRUM www.telemetry.org International Outreach Status Darrell Ernst Presented at 14 th ICTS Meeting Las Vegas, Nevada 25 October 2005

2. INTERNATIONAL CONSORTIUM FOR TELEMETRY SPECTRUM 2 CY 2005 Completed Activities and Events International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) – Bangkok – Feb – Ernst Indian Aeronautical Development Agency – Bangalore – February – Mayer Singapore Civil Aviation Authority – Singapore - February – ICTS info carried by Dr. C. C. Hsin (MITRE) Asian Pacific Telecommunities (APT) – Bangkok – February – Did not attend but ICAO reps facilitated at APT meeting European Aerospace Testing Exposition – Hamburg, Germany – March – Lyons, Mayer

3. INTERNATIONAL CONSORTIUM FOR TELEMETRY SPECTRUM 3 CY 2005 Completed Activities and Events (continued) UK Ministry of Defence, UK Civil Aviation Administration – Bristol, UK – March – Chalfant, Ernst, Keane WP 8B Meeting – Geneva – April – Ernst, Mayer, Weaver, Jenkins, others Society of Flight Test Engineers/NATO Conference – Warsaw – May – Lyons, Mayer ESA Sounding & Balloon Conference – Norway – May - Mayer ETTC2005 – Toulouse – June – Chalfant, Ryan, Ernst, Keane, Mayer, Ghnassia –Good outcomes Video Distribution by MITRE Asia Operations - on-going - Ernst –China, Korea, Japan, Singapore have received information to-date

4. INTERNATIONAL CONSORTIUM FOR TELEMETRY SPECTRUM 4 CY 2005 Completed Activities and Events (continued) PACOM Spectrum Conference – Honolulu – July – Chalfant

5. INTERNATIONAL CONSORTIUM FOR TELEMETRY SPECTRUM 5 Upcoming Activities Region II ICTS Conference - ITC – Las Vegas – October – Now Aerospace Testing Expo 2005 North America – Long Beach, CA – 8-10 November - Ortigoza Seoul, Korea – 1 November KARI – Mayer Seoul, Korea – 3 November – Ministry of Information & Communication – Mayer, Ernst Region III ICTS Conference - SETE – Brisbane – 7 November – Chalfant, Crouch, Mayer, Ernst LIMA ’05 – Malaysia – 6-11 December 2005 – May re-plan with other travel The Asian Aerospace 2006, Singapore, February 2006 – in work China – 2006 - in work

6. INTERNATIONAL CONSORTIUM FOR TELEMETRY SPECTRUM 6 Upcoming Activities Thailand – 2006 – in work India – 2006 – in work Japan – 2006 – in work CHALLENGES –Russian Federation flight test community – in work - Mayer –Arabic nations – Middle East – on hold –The Dubai Int. Aerospace - November 2005 – recommend dropping

7. INTERNATIONAL CONSORTIUM FOR TELEMETRY SPECTRUM 7 How We Plan VENUE: Korea DATES: 2-3 Nov 2005 LOCATION: Seoul TEAM: Mayer, Ernst, Dobbs HOST: 2 Nov: US Forces Korea, Joint Frequency Management Office for ROK Ministry of National Defense (MND) Joint Staff. 3 Nov: Ministry of Information & Communications (MIC) STRATEGY: Formal meetings scheduled by hosts TARGETS and Team Member Assignments Table Users/Assigned to : MND Joint Staff/Ernst Freq. Agency/Assigned to: MIC, Mr. Um Jingyu/Ernst, Mayer; MIC Directors/Dobbs; Dr. Kwag Young K/Ernst, Mayer; -KARI/Mayer; Flight Vehicle Research Center, National University, Seoul/Mayer; Korea Aerospace Industries/Mayer; Hyundai Space & Aircraft/Mayer; Radio Research Laboratory; Korea Institute of Information and Cryptology (KIISC), Electronics & Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI); KT Corporation Political: Ministry of Science & Technology; Agency for Defense Development; Ministry of Commerce, Industry & Energy; MND CHECKLIST: N/A__Invitations (ICTS Letterhead) Not required – Hosted by others N/A__Letters of introduction (ICTS Letterhead) ____List of ministry contacts for each target country _XX_List of ITU delegates for each target country _XX_List of ITU Regional organization delegates for each country (APT, CEPT, CITEL, etc)

8. INTERNATIONAL CONSORTIUM FOR TELEMETRY SPECTRUM 8 Who We Try to Talk To Ministry of communications Frequency management agency ( if different from MoC) Ministry of defense/air force/navy/ army Civil aviation authorities Scientific research institutes for technology development Airlines Other users as appropriate

9. INTERNATIONAL CONSORTIUM FOR TELEMETRY SPECTRUM 9 Sample Letter of Invitation  Signed by appropriate ICTS representative  Addressed to specific individuals

10. INTERNATIONAL CONSORTIUM FOR TELEMETRY SPECTRUM 10 Calendar of Venue Opportunities 7-9 Nov 05 Systems Engineering/Test & Evaluation Conference Brisbane 8-10 Nov 05 Aerospace Testing Expo 2005 North America Long Beach 20-24 Nov 05Dubai 2005 Aerospace ExhibitionDubai 6-11 Dec 05Lima ’05 AirshowMalaysia 21-26 Feb 06Asian Aerospace ExhibitionSingapore 2-5 May 2006European Telemetry ConferenceGarmisch YOUR SUGGESTIONS ARE WELCOME

11. INTERNATIONAL CONSORTIUM FOR TELEMETRY SPECTRUM 11 Outcomes –France –UK –Germany –Australia –Brazil –Sweden –Norway –Korea –Japan –China –India –Singapore –Indonesia –South Africa Outreach has had positive outcomes (i.e., promising contacts or outright success) with: Remaining challenges include ICAO, Canada, Russia, Arab nations

12. INTERNATIONAL CONSORTIUM FOR TELEMETRY SPECTRUM 12 ICTS Outreach Team Following ICTS members perform most of the international outreach –Tim Chalfant –Gerhard Mayer –Steve Lyons –Darrell Ernst Major contributors at one or more of the three annual regional ICTS conferences, in addition to above, include –Jean-Marie Berges –Jean-Claude Ghnassia –Jean Isnard –Mikel Ryan –Darryl Holtmeyer –Dave Portigal –Viv Crouch

13. INTERNATIONAL CONSORTIUM FOR TELEMETRY SPECTRUM 13 The ICTS Venue The Alpha Team

14. INTERNATIONAL CONSORTIUM FOR TELEMETRY SPECTRUM 14 Note 1 Major focus of ICTS for 2004 and 2005 has been on WRC Agenda Item 1.5. The CTEIP Program funded the development and production of a video on the importance of telemetry and AI 1.5 to the economies of all nations. The video is a major part of the ICTS outreach to aviation and test people around the world. The video is produced in the two different international standards (PAL and NTSC). Approximately 800 copies have been distributed and the video itself has been seen by over 1,600 individuals

15. INTERNATIONAL CONSORTIUM FOR TELEMETRY SPECTRUM 15 Notes 2 & 3 ICTS is addressing interference with telemetry by unlicensed devices, and technologies needed to telemeter in bands above 3 GHz –Interference with flight test communications systems increasing ICTS continues to address telemetry technologies for efficient spectrum usage