K2-304
Radio Spectrum Monitoring Techniques and Procedures
Sponsored by The Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
Course Description
This intensive two-week course will instruct the participants in the skills of radio monitoring methods as utilized within an administration’s communications regulatory department or agency. It will focus on monitoring methods that can be adapted to a broad range of equipment sophistication. Participants will work alongside enforcement staff at a field facility of the Federal Communications Commission. The course provides practical instruction in all aspects of the facility’s work including: radio direction finding, off-the-air technical measurements, signal identification, interference resolution and regulation compliance. The course addresses high frequency, VHF/UHF and satellite monitoring.
Participant Learning Objectives
To be able to: (1) operate contemporary radio monitoring equipment; (2) measure radio signal parameters; (3) use a variety of direction finding techniques; (4) identify radio emissions; (5) secure compliance with radio regulations; and (6) select optimum monitoring methods for local requirements.
Note: Due to limited working space, this course is limited to individuals who are, or who are expected to be, working directly in the field of radio monitoring.
Focus
Technical
Orientation Dates
Sept 14-15,2000
Training Dates
Sept 18-29,2000
Location
Columbia, Maryland
Suggested Course Sequence
K2-304, or K2-306