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  Typical dwellings in a village - UNESCO Mediabank

Typical dwellings in a village - UNESCO Mediabank Toggle navigation UNESCO Mediabank UNESCO Mediabank Photos Videos Audio Language English Français Español Русский العربية 中文 Filter by Photos Videos Audio Advanced search Typical dwellings in a village Download Original Filename: 10006872.jpg License: Creative Commons: Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 IGO Language of resource: None Size: 3536x 2302 Preview Description: Typical dwellings in a village Collections: ??

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  Downtown, houses with typical front, Flemish architecture - UNESCO Mediabank

Downtown, houses with typical front, Flemish architecture - UNESCO Mediabank Toggle navigation UNESCO Mediabank UNESCO Mediabank Photos Videos Audio Language English Français Español Русский العربية 中文 Filter by Photos Videos Audio Advanced search Downtown, houses with typical front, Flemish architecture Download Original Filename: 10006856.jpg License: Creative Commons: Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 IGO Language of resource: None Size: 3498x 2320 Preview Description: Downtown, houses with typical front, Flemish architecture Collections: ??

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  Typical houses, palm trees - UNESCO Mediabank

Typical houses, palm trees - UNESCO Mediabank Toggle navigation UNESCO Mediabank UNESCO Mediabank Photos Videos Audio Language English Français Español Русский العربية 中文 Filter by Photos Videos Audio Advanced search Typical houses, palm trees Download Original Filename: 10006868.jpg License: Creative Commons: Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 IGO Language of resource: None Size: 3575x 2320 Preview Description: Typical houses, palm trees Collections: ??

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  Typical market, woman with child - UNESCO Mediabank

Typical market, woman with child - UNESCO Mediabank Toggle navigation UNESCO Mediabank UNESCO Mediabank Photos Videos Audio Language English Français Español Русский العربية 中文 Filter by Photos Videos Audio Advanced search Typical market, woman with child Download Original Filename: 10005045.jpg License: Creative Commons: Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 IGO Language of resource: None Size: 3561x 2353 Preview Description: Typical market, woman with child Collections: ??

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  Page 15 - 2016 Integrated management and disposal of electrical and electronic waste and used electr

Any 2 device area larger than 100 cm . 3. Large equipment: Typical equipment includes washing machines, clothes dryers, dishwashers, electric heaters, large printers, photocopiers and photovoltaic panels. (External dimension more than 50 cm). 4. Lamps: Typical equipment includes vertical fluorescent lamps, compact fluorescent lamps, high-pressure discharge lamps and light emitting diodes (LEDs). (...) External dimension up to 50 cm). 6. Small ICT: Typical devices include cell phones, global positioning systems (GPS), pocket calculators, routers, personal computers, printers and telephones.

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  Page 15 - 2016 Integrated management and disposal of electrical and electronic waste and used electr

Any 2 device area larger than 100 cm . 3. Large equipment: Typical equipment includes washing machines, clothes dryers, dishwashers, electric heaters, large printers, photocopiers and photovoltaic panels. (External dimension more than 50 cm). 4. Lamps: Typical equipment includes vertical fluorescent lamps, compact fluorescent lamps, high-pressure discharge lamps and light emitting diodes (LEDs). (...) External dimension up to 50 cm). 6. Small ICT: Typical devices include cell phones, global positioning systems (GPS), pocket calculators, routers, personal computers, printers and telephones.

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  Template BR_Rec_2005.dot

ITU-R SA.2312-0 3 TABLE 1 Typical characteristics of small satellites Denomination Mass (kg) Max. bus power (W) Typical cost (USD) Max. dimensions (m) Development time (years) Orbit Mission duration (years) Minisatellite 100-500 1 000 30-200 M 3-10 3-10 GEO MEO LEO HEO 5-10 Microsatellite 10-100 150 10-150 M 1-5 2-5 LEO (HEO) 2-6 Nanosatellite 1-10 20 100 k-10 M 0.1-1 1-3 1-3 Picosatellite 0.1- 1 5 50 k-2 M 0.05-0.1 Femtosatellite < 0.1 1 < 50 k 0.01-0.1 1 < 1 Values provided here are typical for the listed satellite types when this report was prepared in 2014. (...) The radio frequency (RF) output power is typically around 1 Watt and typically not higher than 5 Watt. (...) Table 5 provides an overview of the typical applicable radiocommunication services per category and their coordination requirements.

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FG-QIT4N Technical Report FG QIT4N D2.4 • Skeleton of the report • Terms & Abbreviation • Overview of QKDN transport technologies: QKDN network scenarios based on optical fibers and satellites, and the typical topologies. Extra input from Dr. Bernard Lee. • QKD System: Give the system model and reference points for both DV- & CV- QKD. FG-QIT4N Technical Report FG QIT4N D2.4 • Skeleton of the report • Terms & Abbreviation • Overview of QKDN transport technologies: QKDN network scenarios based on optical fibers and satellites, and the typical topologies. Extra input from Dr. Bernard Lee. • QKD System: Give the system model and reference points for both DV- & CV- QKD. • CEQC for QKD systems: Give the scenarios and schemes of CEQC, both for DV- & CV-QKD. (...) FG-QIT4N Technical Report FG QIT4N D2.4 • Skeleton of the report • Terms & Abbreviation • Overview of QKDN transport technologies: QKDN network scenarios based on optical fibers and satellites, and the typical topologies. Extra input from Dr. Bernard Lee. • QKD System: Give the system model and reference points for both DV- & CV- QKD. • CEQC for QKD systems: Give the scenarios and schemes of CEQC, both for DV- & CV-QKD.

Score: 771813.8 - https://www.itu.int/en/ITU-T/f...20D2.4%20briefing%20report.pdf

  Page 654 - Shaping smarter and more sustainable cities - Striving for sustainable development goals

 Page 654 - Shaping smarter and more sustainable cities - Striving for sustainable development goals           Basic HTML Version Table of Contents View Full Version Page 654 - Shaping smarter and more sustainable cities - Striving for sustainable development goals P. 654 Annex 3 Summary of typical exposure levels Typical exposures from mobile communication systems and other similar uses of radio signals are summarized in Table 7 based on the results of a WHO workshop (Valberg et al., 2007). Table 7 – Typical maximum exposures for a range of wireless services Service ICNIRP reference level Typical maximum exposure Average urban, base stations 41 to 61 V/m 0.1–0.3 V/m Average urban, TV and radio 28 V/m 0.4–0.7 V/m Wi‐Fi access point (20 cm) 61 V/m 3.9 V/m DECT cordless phone (20 cm) 58 to 61 V/m 11.5 V/m Baby monitors (20 cm) 28 to 61 V/m 8.5 V/m Wireless technologies are based on international regulations and technical standards.

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  Topics

Topics Characteristics of Typical Earth Stations in Fixed Satellite Service (WRC-15) Akim Falou-Dine, Nick Sinanis 15.12.2016 World Radio Seminar 2016 What is it?  WRC-15 at its 8th Plenary meeting, when considering the issue of notification of typical earth stations in the fixed-satellite service in the Director’s Report (Document 4(Add.2) (Rev.1) § 3.2.3.8) concluded that further ITU-R studies were needed before any regulatory decision can be made  For the purposes of these studies, WRC-15 agreed to instruct the BR to publish a Circular letter containing a common format according to which administrations may wish to submit to the Bureau, on a voluntary basis, characteristics and number of typical earth stations deployed in their countries, to the extent available, for information purposes only. (...) lang=en&parent=R00-CR-CIR-0404 How to Submit 15.12.2016 World Radio Seminar 2016 3 Access to the Submission Tool 15.12.2016 World Radio Seminar 2016 4 TIES Account  Use your TIES account to access the DEMO site 15.12.2016 World Radio Seminar 2016 5 Create New Entries 15.12.2016 World Radio Seminar 2016 6 Identify frequency ranges 15.12.2016 World Radio Seminar 2016 7 List of Entries 15.12.2016 World Radio Seminar 2016 8 Summary  The Bureau has made available this tool to collect Typical ES in FSS data  Help the Bureau collect this data  This is not a Notification tool and has no regulatory value!

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