There’s a potential for interference between Dedicated Short Rang...
There’s a potential for interference between Dedicated Short Range Communications (DSRC) and Fixed Satellite Service (FSS) earth stations, the Satellite Industry Assn. (SIA) said in comments to the FCC. The SIA stressed that interference assessments should be required of…
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applicants for all DSRC, as should interference mitigation techniques. SIA also recommended that the FCC not license DSRC stations until the applicants complete the “interference contours” for in-band cases. The SIA said it was crucial that FSS earth stations continue to be deployed where they're needed, unencumbered by the possible proliferation of DSRC stations.