Telecommunications Spectrum Use by the Energy, Water and Railroad Industries
Continued use of the spectrum is essential to the current and future operations of the energy, water and railroad services, which are vital components of the nation's critical infrastructure. This book examines industry trends and advances in wireless telecommunications technology related to these industries. Key issues are reviewed including congestion, exclusivity, reliance on commercial service, costs, redundancy and band allocation.
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