Simple Searching

Searches from within Sat-Coord are performed by clicking on a database (or the results from a previous search) and then double clicking on the search you wish to perform. Below is an example of a set of searches performed using SatQuery. Click here for a movie demonstration of this example.

• Firstly, "Administration" was searched for on the whole SRS database. This returns each of the administrations in the SRS database:

• Next, the Administration G (UK) was selected and then the "Satellite Network Name" was searched for. This gives us all of the Satellite Network Names in the database under the Administration G:

• Next, a satellite network was selected (AGRANI-2) and the "Notification Reason" filed for this network were searched for. It can be seen that the notification reason A (advance publication) and C (coordination request) have been filed for AGRANI-2:

• Now we are going to look at the "Regulatory Date Of Receipt" associated with the coordination request of AGRANI-2. This is important since it defines the priority of the network and can also give us information on parts of the filing which received an unfavourable finding (since the date is nothing):

• Now we want to look at the "Frequency Range Merged" for the regulatory date of receipt of (none). This will find all of the filed frequencies of AGRANI-2 which has no regulatory date of receipt and filed under the coordination request and then merge any overlapping frequencies:

• Lastly, we are going to look at the "Frequency Band" for the regulatory date of receipt of 15/02/1995. This will give us the Frequency Bands filed by AGRANI-2 with the specified regulatory date of receipt and filed under the coordination request. You can define your own Frequency Bands but as default the default bands are used:

  

• Additional searches can now be performed on any of the results, or on any of the other nodes in the tree.

To see a video of this example please click here.