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... The Panel on Frequency Allocations and Spectrum Protection for Scientific Uses arrived at several key considerations related to scientific use of the spectrum. They are in the areas of scientific impact, sensitivity, stewardship, requirements, and opportunity and challenge: • Scientific impact -- Radio-frequency measurements of natural phenomena provide essential information with broad scientific and economic impacts.
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... Chapter 3 lists the science service spectrum allocations in the United States and their uses. Chapter 4 discusses issues related to spectrum protection.
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