Common use of Frequency Coordination Clause in Contracts

Frequency Coordination. It is necessary to "coordinate" the frequencies to be used on the paths to be activated with other potentially interfering frequencies used either by ART or by third parties, and engineer the path layouts, in order to optimize path performance. ART's Engineering Department shall be responsible for all frequency coordination, spectrum management, path engineering and transmission engineering in connection with the Services. In addition, ART shall maintain, or cause to be maintained, databases and systems to support coordination with other 38 GHz service providers. Frequency coordination information and engineering databases shall remain the property of ART and shall be considered confidential information by Reseller and subject to the provisions of Section 15.1.

Frequency Coordination. It is necessary to "coordinate" the frequencies to be used on the paths to be activated with other potentially interfering frequencies used either by ART or by third parties, and engineer the path layouts, in order to optimize path performance. ART's Engineering Department shall be responsible for all frequency coordination, spectrum management, path engineering and transmission engineering in connection with the Services. In addition, ART shall maintain, or cause to be maintained, databases and systems to support coordination with other 38 GHz service providers. Frequency coordination information and engineering databases shall remain the property of ART and shall be considered confidential information by Reseller Purchaser and subject to the provisions of Section 15.1.