Key Benefits:
The Electronic Communications and Postal Regulatory Authority,
Seen the directive 1998 /34/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 22 June 1998 laying down an information procedure in the field of technical standards and regulations and rules on the services of the information society, in particular its Article 8;
Having regard to Directive 1999 /5/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 9 March 1999 on radio equipment and telecommunications terminal equipment and the mutual recognition of their conformity, and in particular Articles 3.2, 4.1 and 6;
In view of Directive 2009 /140/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council dated 25 November 2009 amending Directives 2002/21/EC on a common regulatory framework for electronic communications networks and services, 2002 /19/EC on access to electronic communications networks and The associated resources and their interconnection and 2002 /20/EC on the authorisation of electronic communications networks and services;
Having regard to Decision 676 /2002/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 7 March 2002 on a Regulatory framework for radio spectrum policy In the European Community;
In view of the European Commission decision 2010 /267/EU of 6 May 2010 on the harmonisation of the technical conditions for the use of the frequency band 790-862 MHz for the Earth systems enabling the Providing electronic communications services in the European Union;
Given the postal code and electronic communications, and in particular Articles L. 32 (11 °, 12 °), L. 34-9, L. 34-9-1, L. 36-6 (3 °), L. 42, L. 43 and R. 20-44-11;
Seen decree n ° 2002-775 of 3 May 2002 taken pursuant to 12 ° of Article L. 32 of the Code of Posts and Telecommunications and relating to the limit values of public exposure to the Electromagnetic fields emitted by equipment used in telecommunications networks or by radio installations;
In view of the decree of 22 December 2008 approving the national scheme for the re-use of the frequencies released by Termination of analog distribution;
Seen the Order of First Minister of 22 December 2008 as amended on the national distribution table for frequency bands;
In view of the ECC/DEC (09) 03 decision of 30 October 2009 on harmonised conditions for communications networks Mobile/fixed in the band 790-862 MHz;
Given the specific agreement between the Department of Defence and Veterans and the ARCEP on the transitional use of the band 800-831 MHz by the defence systems as of July 23, 2010 ;
Seeing contributions to the RFRA public consultation on attribution Authorizations in the 800 MHz and 2.6 GHz bands, which ended on June 15, 2009, and the public consultation of the CBRA on the allocation of the 800 MHz and 2.6 GHz frequency bands for the deployment of mobile networks to very high levels Debit which ended on 13 September 2010;
In view of the opinion of the Audiovisual Board of 15 March 2011;
In view of the opinion of the Digital Dividend Commission dated 11 May 2011 concerning the conditions for the allocation of Authorizations to use frequencies assigned to communications services Electronic within the framework of the national scheme for the re-use of the frequencies released by the cessation of analogue broadcasting;
The Advisory Committee on Electronic Communications was consulted on 30 May 2011;
After Deliberate on May 31, 2011;
For the following reasons:
1. On the legal framework
The European Commission adopted Decision 2010 /267/EU of 6 May 2010 on the harmonisation of the technical conditions for the use of the frequency band 790-862 MHz for the terrestrial systems enabling To provide electronic communications services in the European Union.
The decision leaves to the discretion of the Member States the addition of certain details concerning the technical conditions for the use of the frequencies of the band 790-862 MHz as well as below.
In accordance with the provisions of Article L. 36-6 (3 °) of the Postal Code and Electronic Communications (CPCE), " The Electronic Communications and Postal Regulatory Authority shall specify the rules concerning [...] the conditions for the use of the frequencies and frequency bands referred to in Article L. 42; [...] Decisions taken in application Of this Article, after approval by the Minister responsible for electronic communications, published in the Official Journal ".
Article L. 42 of the CPCE provides that" For each of the frequencies or bands of radio frequency assigned to it pursuant to Article L. 41, the Authority [...] shall, under the conditions laid down in Article L. 36-6: [...] 2 ° the technical conditions for the use of the frequency or frequency band ".
An order of the Prime Minister of 22 December 2008, taken on the basis of Article L. 41 of the CPCE, came to amend the national table of Frequency band distribution (TNRBF) by which the Authority is exclusive to the frequency band 790-862 MHz as of December 1, 2011.
It follows from the above that the Authority has jurisdiction over the Articles L. 36-6 (3 °) and L. 42 (2 °) of the CPCE to specify the conditions of use of the Frequency of band 790-862 MHz.
As a result, this decision, taken on the basis of the above articles, is intended to clarify the decision of the European Commission 2010 /267/EU of 6 May 2010 on the harmonisation of conditions Techniques for the use of the frequency band 790-862 MHz for terrestrial systems enabling the provision of electronic communications services in the European Union.
In accordance with Article L. 36-6 of the CPCE, this draft decision has Submitted for opinion to the Conseil supérieur de l' audiovisuel.
This Decision was submitted for opinion to the Advisory Committee on Electronic Communications on 30 May 2011.
It will be published in the Official Journal of the French Republic after approval by the Minister responsible for communications
to Directive 1998 /34/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 22 June 1998, this decision shall be notified to the European Commission.
In addition, the use of the spectrum must comply with the essential requirements such as As defined in Article L. 32 of Article L. 32 of the Postal Code and electronic communications. In particular, it must comply with the applicable standards for exposure to radio frequencies resulting from Decree No. 2002-775 of 3 May 2002.
2. Frequency Plan for the band 790-862 MHz
Decision 2010 /267/EU of the European Commission of 6 May 2010 recommends that the A-1 of its Annex contain a schedule for the frequencies in which the sub-bands 791-821 MHz and 832-862 MHz are Used in frequency duplexing mode (FDD mode). In this frequency plan, the duplex spacing is 41 MHz, the transmission of the base station (top-down link) being located in the lower part of the band, which starts at 791 MHz and ends at 821 MHz, and the transmission of the Terminal station (uplink) being located in the upper part of the band, which starts at 832 MHz and ends at 862 MHz.
However, the European decision introduces the possibility for member states to implement others Frequency plans in the 800 MHz band, in order to (a) achieve general interest objectives, (b) to ensure greater efficiency through market-based spectrum management, (c) to ensure greater efficiency in the shared use of existing rights of use during the coexistence period, or (d) to prevent Harmful jams.
It appears that the application of the frequency plan proposed by the European Decision makes it possible to favour a harmonised approach at European level, which is essential to ensure interoperability of services and promote Industrial economies of scale. The public consultation opened by the Authority in March 2009 confirmed this approach, as the majority of contributors have stated that it is encouraging the adoption of this harmonized frequency
. Decision, that the frequency plan for the band 790-862 MHz is the one mentioned in the European Commission decision 2010 /267/EU.
3. Protection of broadcasting
This Decision recalls, in Article 3, that spectrum users are required, in accordance with the provisions of Part 6 of Chapter II of the Order of the Prime Minister concerning the table National allocation of frequency bands, to ensure the protection of the reception of signals emitted in adjacent bands, in accordance with the rules of prior art between assignments. In this regard, the users of the band 790-862 MHz are required to ensure the protection of the reception of signals emitted in the band 470-790 MHz by the broadcasting facilities enjoying prior art in the sense of the rules of this Even stopped. In addition to this obligation of result, this Decision lays down the following provisions:
a) Off-block emission power limits at base station on frequencies below 790 MHz provided for in the European decision.
Decision 2010 /267/EU of the European Commission referred to above defines, in Table 4 of its Annex, three options-named cases A, B and C-corresponding to basic requirement levels for maximum off-band powers issued in frequencies below 790 MHz by base stations operating in the band 790-862 MHz.
Cases A, B and C mentioned in the abovementioned decision 2010 /267/EU may be applied By channel of broadcasting and/or region so that the same broadcasting channel could have different levels of protection in different geographical areas and that different broadcasting channels could have different levels of Protection in the same geographical area.
Decision 2010 /267/EU requires that the basic requirement in case A is applied when terrestrial digital broadcasting channels are used at the time of deployment of terrestrial systems To provide electronic communications services.
In Other cases, that is, where the broadcasting channels concerned are not used at the time of deployment of terrestrial systems enabling the provision of electronic communications services, it is left to the discretion of the States Members choose the application of the basic requirements from cases A, B or C.
Application of case A provides the best level of protection for current broadcasting networks as well as maximum flexibility for Future deployment of broadcasting networks, which are in the planning stages. In this regard, the setting of the frequency plans for terrestrial digital television falls within the competence of the Higher Audiovisual Council, in which the users of frequencies can move closer to any information.
In this Context, this Decision provides that the terrestrial systems for the provision of electronic communications in the band 790-862 MHz shall meet the emission limits associated with case A for the entire band 470-790 MHz and on The entire territory.
This provision thus generalizes to All broadcasting digital channels and throughout the territory the most protective modalities defined by the aforementioned decision 2010 /267/EU of the European Commission for the protection of broadcasting;
(b) Studies Impact on the implementation, transfer or modification of radio stations and additional preventive measures relating to the protection of broadcasting.
The users of the spectrum of the band 790-862 MHz will Make available, in the procedures provided for in Article R. 20-44-11 (5 °) The postal code and electronic communications, an impact study on the risks of interference in broadcasting in the band 470-790 MHz indicating the areas concerned and, where appropriate, details of the preventive measures Additional steps taken to avoid such interference;
(c) Handling of residual harmful interference.
A user shall, as soon as possible, take any action necessary in the event of interference in broadcasting broadcasts Benefiting from the prior art in the sense of the rules of the first Minister for the national distribution of frequency bands, in order to restore the reception of the audiovisual communication services concerned, whether by stopping the emissions at the origin of the interference or by any other means Appropriate.
4. On the situation at borders
Recital 8 of Decision 2010 /267/EU of the European Commission recalls that some Member States may have implemented the optimized technical conditions in the band 790-862 MHz Fixed and/or mobile communications networks, while other Member States still have strong broadcasting transmitters operating in that band, and notes that the final acts of the regional conference of the Radiocommunication of the International Telecommunication Union, responsible for Planning the terrestrial digital broadcasting service in certain parts of regions 1 and 3, in particular in the frequency bands 470-862 MHz (regional agreement GE06), contain the regulatory procedures necessary for coordination
Users are therefore obliged to take these elements into account and to respect the international agreements signed by France. They are expected to move closer to the National Frequency Agency for any information related to these agreements.
5. Transitional provisions resulting from a
requirement of the Department of Defence and Veterans Affairs
Note F45a of the national distribution table for frequency bands specifies that as of December 1, 2011, " Derogations that may be required after this date for the use of MXA by DEF will be determined in accordance with the ARCEP. "
The Department of Defence and Veterans Affairs is implementing equipment in the frequency band 804-862 MHz, which is expected to migrate to new frequencies in 2015. In order to meet the transitional use needs of the Ministry of Defence and Veterans, a special agreement was signed on 29 July 2010 between the ARCEP and the Ministry of Defence and Veterans
. Provisions for the protection up to July 1, 2015, of the frequencies of the band 804,385-830.305 MHz used for training purposes on a defined number of military camps (listed in Appendices 1 and 2 of this Agreement). Decision).
In addition, the Department of Defence and Veterans Affairs May operate until July 1, 2015, four channels included in the frequency band 823,395-830.305 MHz on a defined number of infantry regiments training grounds (listed in Annex 3). In accordance with the above agreement, in the event of a proven interference on mobile network systems deployed in the vicinity of the training camps, the Ministry of Defence and Veterans Affairs undertakes to implement the necessary means for the Reducing this interference.
6. Reminder of the modalities for the processing of
jams between uses regularly authorised
Beyond the technical conditions for the use of frequencies, subject to this decision, it seems useful to recall the legal framework Applicable to the resolution of possible cases of residual interference between uses regularly authorised and in accordance with their conditions of authorisation.
Pursuant to Article L. 43 of the CPCE, the establishment of radio stations by Electronic communications operators is Subject to the agreement of the National Frequency Agency (ANFR) or to a simple declaration, in accordance with Article R. 20-44-11 (5 °) of the CPCE, when the radio station has a power level of less than 5 watts (1).
In addition, in accordance with Article R. 20-44-11 (4 °) of the CPCE, the data necessary for registration in the national file of the Frequencies (FNF) frequency assignments must be forwarded to the NFR for maintenance and updating.
These provisions of the CECP provide the framework within which the NFR will be educated and under the conditions set out in the Article R. 20-44-11 (10 °) of the CPCE, the possible cases of interference that would arise In spite of the application of the preventive technical conditions laid down in this Decision.
In the event that such a case arises, the provisions of Chapter II, section 6, of the relative order shall be governed by the provisions of Chapter II The National Table of Frequency Bands Arrested by the Prime Minister under which " In the case of persistent interference between two subpoenas which have been the subject of favourable conclusions in terms of registration in the national frequency file (in cases where each complies with the technical criteria and the conditions mentioned In the recordings), it is the operator of the last recorded assignment who must stop the interference ".
The provisions of Chapter II, section 6 of the Order relating to the national distribution table for the frequency bands Arrested by the Prime Minister also provide for the establishment of a Interference processing commission. This commission " Is responsible for the study of particular cases of interference which could not be solved by the ANFR technical services' And " It shall propose in consultation with its members and in agreement with the affected parties involved in the solutions to the interference cases it considers
.
Purpose of the decision
The technical conditions for use in metropolitan France of the 790-862 MHz band are defined by Decision 2010 /267/EU of the European Commission dated 6 May 2010 and specified in Articles 2 and 3 of this Decision.
These technical conditions shall apply as from 1 December 2011, in accordance with the order of 22 December 2008 approving the national frequency re-use scheme Released by stopping analog broadcast.
Frequency Plan.
The 791-821 MHz and 832-862 MHz subbands are used in Frequency duplexing mode (FDD mode), in accordance with the A-1 of the Annex to Decision 2010 /267/EU of the European Commission.
Protection of broadcasting.
Spectrum users are required, in accordance with the provisions of the Prime Minister's Order concerning the national allocation of frequency bands, to ensure that: Protection of the reception of signals emitted in the Adjacent bands, in accordance with the rules of precedence between subpoenas. The users of the frequencies of the band 790-862 MHz are thus required, in this context, to ensure the protection of the reception of signals emitted in the band 470-790 MHz by the broadcasting facilities benefiting from the prior art
As such, the base stations of the earth systems to provide electronic communications services in the frequency band 790-862 MHz respect throughout the territory and in all Broadcasting channels of the band 470-790 MHz the maximum off-band emission level Complies with case A set out in Table 4 of the B of the Annex to Decision 2010 /267/EU of 6 May 2010 referred to above.
The users of the frequencies of the band 790-862 MHz shall make available, in the procedures provided for in Article R. 20-44-11 (5 °) of the Code Electronic communications, an impact study on the risk of interference in broadcasting in the band 470-790 MHz indicating the areas concerned and, where appropriate, details of the preventive provisions Additional to avoid these jams.
In the case of scrambling Broadcasting programs that are grandfathered within the meaning of the rules of the Prime Minister's Order relating to the National Table of Frequency Allocations, the users of the spectrum in the band 790-862 MHz take, in Any measures necessary to restore the reception of the audiovisual communication services concerned, whether by stopping the emissions at the origin of the jams or by any other appropriate means.
Transitional provisions around military camps
Until July 1, 2015, the field in the 804,385-830.305 MHz frequency band by a base station must not Exceed a median level of 28 dB µ V/m in 1 MHz, 1.5 m from the ground within the perimeter of each military camp listed in Appendix 1.
Until the date of July 1, 2015, if a user wishes to implement a base station Field emitted in the band 804,385-830.305 MHz is likely to exceed a median level of 32 DB µ V/m in 1 MHz to 1.5 m from the floor within the perimeter of each military camp defined in Annex 2, shall inform the ARCEP by mail with fourteen months' notice.
Execution of decision.
The Director General of the Electronic Communications and Post Regulatory Authority is responsible for the implementation of this Decision, which will be published in the Official Journal of the French Republic, after approval by the Minister responsible Electronic communications.
A N N E X E 1
LIST OF MILITARY CAMPS SUBJECT TO THE FIRST ALINEA OF SECTION 4
| Bitche | 49 ° 03 09 ' ' N-007 ° 28 43 ' ' E | 57 |
| Cavalry | 44 ° 00 40 ' ' N-003 ° 10 16 ' ' E | 12 |
| Mailly-le-Camp | 48 ° 39 55 ' ' N-004 ° 13 04 ' E | 10 |
| Canjuers | 43 ° 38 47 ' ' N-006 ° 28 05 ' ' E | 83 |
| Mourmelon | 49 ° 07 30 ' ' N-004 ° 21 59 ' ' E | 51 |
| Sissonne | 49 ° 34 08 ' ' N-003 ° 54 57 ' ' E | 02 |
A N N E X E 2
LIST OF MILITARY CAMPS SUBMITTED TO SECTION 4 SECOND ALINIA
| Avon-les-Roches | 47 ° 12 04 ' ' N-000 ° 28 48 ' ' E | 37 |
| Beignon | 47 ° 56 56 ' ' N-002 ° 09 26 ' ' W | 56 |
| Caylus | 44 ° 16 42 ' ' N-001 ° 44 57 ' ' E | 82 |
| Fontevraud | 47 ° 10 36 ' ' N-000 ° 01 15 ' ' E | 49 |
| Courtine | 45 ° 42 40 ' ' N-002 ° 15 18 ' ' E | 23 |
| Nîmes (guard camp) | 43 ° 53 10 ' ' N-004 ° 22 34 ' ' E | 30 |
| Suippes | 49 ° 07 37 ' ' N-004 ° 33 05 ' E | 51 |
| Valdahon-Lyaut | 47 ° 09 24 ' ' N-006 ° 19 25 ' ' E | 25 |
A N N E X E 3
LIST OF INFANTRY REGIMENT TRAINING LANDS
| Bourg-Saint-Maurice (*) | 73 | WGS 84 | Quadrilateral |
| | | | 06 ° 45 11 ' ' E 45 ° 36 47 ' ' N |
| | | | 06 ° 44 40 ' ' E 45 ° 38 28 ' ' N |
| | | | 06 ° 41 50 ' ' E 45 ° 39 39 ' ' N |
| | | | 06 ° 41 58 ' ' E 45 ° 36 37 ' ' N |
| Varces | 38 | WGS 84 | Quadrilatère |
| | | | 05 ° 12 31 ' ' E 45 ° 16 46 ' ' N |
| | | | 05 ° 12 18 ' ' E 45 ° 17 22 ' ' N |
| | | | 05 ° 06 11 ' ' E 45 ° 17 33 ' ' N |
| | | | 05 ° 06 09 ' ' E 45 ° 16 54 ' ' N |
| Chambéry-Barby | 73 | WGS 84 | 2.5 km radius circle centered on 05 ° 52 48 ' ' E 45 ° 38 21 ' ' N |
| Modane | 73 | WGS 84 | Polygon |
| | | | 06 ° 25 43 ' ' E 45 ° 13 10 ' ' N |
| | | | 06 ° 41 00 ' ' E 45 ° 12 54 ' ' N |
| | | | 06 ° 54 03 ' ' E 45 ° 17 49 ' ' N |
| | | | 07 ° 00 16 ' ' E 45 ° 12 59 ' ' N |
| | | | 06 ° 46 12 ' ' E 45 ° 09 21 ' ' N |
| | | | 06 ° 24 31 ' ' E 45 ° 03 48 ' ' N |
| Annecy | 74 | WGS 84 | 2.5 km radius circle centered on 06 ° 19 42 ' ' E 45 ° 59 32 ' ' N |
| Pamiers | 9 | WGS 84 | 2.5 km radius circle centered on 01 ° 40 00 ' ' E 43 ° 06 43 ' ' N |
| Carcassonne | 10 | WGS 84 | Rectangle |
| | | | 02 ° 23 37 ' ' E 43 ° 07 32 ' ' N |
| | | | 02 ° 25 51 ' ' E 43 ° 08 37 ' ' N |
| | | | 02 ° 22 58 ' ' E 43 ° 09 42 ' ' N |
| | | | 02 ° 22 11 ' ' E 43 ° 08 39 ' ' N |
| Castres | 81 | WGS 84 | Rectangle |
| | | | 2 ° 16 57 ' ' E 43 ° 34 03 ' ' N |
| | | | 2 ° 17 00 ' ' E 43 ° 34 16 ' ' N |
| | | | 2 ° 21 00 ' ' E 43 ° 32 07 ' ' N |
| | | | 2 ° 20 44 ' ' E 43 ° 31 51 ' ' N |
| Calvi | 2B | ED 50 | Rectangle |
| | | | 08 ° 47 52 ' ' E 42 ° 33 58 ' ' N |
| | | | 08 ° 49 14 ' ' E 42 ° 28 24 ' ' N |
| | | | 08 ° 49 03 ' ' E 42 ° 32 12 ' ' N |
| | | | 08 ° 47 17 'E 42 ° 33 32' ' N |
| Epinal | 88 | WGS 84 | 3 km radius circle centered on 06 ° 37 57 ' ' E 48 ° 17 34 ' ' N |
| Sarreburg | 57 | WGS 84 | Quadrilateral |
| | | | 06 ° 59 39 ' ' E 48 ° 41 22 ' ' N |
| | | | 07 ° 00 24 ' ' E 48 ° 40 52 ' ' N |
| | | | 07 ° 01 21 ' ' E 48 ° 41 44 ' ' N |
| | | | 07 ° 01 07 ' ' E 48 ° 42 02 ' ' N |
| Clermont-Ferrand | 63 | WGS 84 | Quadrilateral |
| | | | 02 ° 32 12 ' ' E 45 ° 40 09 ' ' N |
| | | | 02 ° 31 44 ' ' E 45 ° 41 13 ' ' N |
| | | | 02 ° 36 00 ' ' E 45 ° 42 42 ' ' N |
| | | | 02 ° 37 30 ' ' E 45 ° 42 35 ' ' N |
| Brive-la-Gaillarde | 19 | WGS 84 | 3 km radius circle centered on 01 ° 33 40 ' ' E 45 ° 08 38 ' ' N |
| | | | 3 km radius circle centered on 01 ° 36 05 ' ' E 45 ° 07 44 ' ' N |
| Nîmes | 30 | WGS 84 | Rectangle |
| | | | 03 ° 42 31 ' ' E 43 ° 48 03 ' ' N |
| | | | 03 ° 50 43 ' ' E 43 ° 48 00 ' ' N |
| | | | 03 ° 50 39 ' ' E 43 ° 43 08 ' ' N |
| | | | 03 ° 42 27 ' ' E 43 ° 43 11 ' ' N |
| Fréjus | 83 | ED 50 | Quadrilatère |
| | | | 06 ° 39 44 ' ' E 43 ° 31 44 ' ' N |
| | | | 06 ° 44 55 ' ' E 43 ° 31 47 ' ' N |
| | | | 06 ° 39 52 ' ' E 43 ° 27 54 ' ' N |
| | | | 06 ° 45 04 'E 43 ° 28 00' ' N |
| Auvours | 72 | WGS 84 | Rectangle |
| | | | 00 ° 21 03 ' ' E 48 ° 00 22 ' ' N |
| | | | 00 ° 21 11 ' ' E 47 ° 59 50 ' ' N |
| | | | 00 ° 21 32 ' ' E 47 ° 59 17 ' ' N |
| | | | 00 ° 21 28 ' ' E 48 ° 00 21 ' ' N |
| Vannes | |||
| WGS 84 | Rectangle | ||
| | | | 02 ° 49 10 ' ' W 47 ° 45 15 ' ' N |
| | | | 02 ° 43 28 ' ' W 47 ° 44 45 ' ' N |
| | | | 02 ° 43 20 'W 47 ° 44 15' ' N |
| | | | 02 ° 50 04 ' ' W 47 ° 44 05 ' ' N |
| Bitche | 57 | WGS 84 | Bitche National Camp 07 ° 28 45 ' ' E 49 ° 03 12 ' ' N |
| Meyenheim | 68 | WGS 84 | 3 km radius circle Centered on 07 ° 23 59 ' ' E 47 ° 55 19 ' ' N |
| Belfort | 90 | WGS 84 | Polygon |
| | | | 47 ° 38 02 ' ' N 06 ° 52 48 ' ' E |
| | | | 47 ° 37 32 ' ' N 06 ° 54 26 ' ' E |
| | | | 47 ° 37 17 ' ' N 06 ° 54 32 'E |
| | | | 47 ° 37 15' 'N 06 ° 53 38' ' E |
| | | | 47 ° 37 14 ' ' N 06 ° 52 32 ' ' E |
| | | | 47 ° 37 32 ' ' N 06 ° 51 56 ' ' E |
| Colmar | 68 | WGS 84 | 2.5 km radius circle centered on 07 ° 21 70 ' ' E 48 ° 01 88 ' ' N |
| Bayonne | 64 | WGS 84 | Quadrilateral |
| | | | 01 ° 31 11 ' ' W 43 ° 32 03 ' ' N |
| | | | 01 ° 30 03 ' ' W 43 ° 33 39 ' ' N |
| | | | 01 ° 29 42 ' ' W 43 ° 33 34 ' ' N |
| | | | 01 ° 30 58 ' ' W 43 ° 31 59 ' ' N |
| Souges | 33 | ED 50 | 3 km radius circle centered on 00 ° 47 47 ' ' W 44 ° 51 46 ' ' N |
| Pau | 64 | WGS 84 | Radius Circles 3 Km centered on: |
| | | | ZS de Lasclaveris: 00 ° 17 00 ' ' W 43 ° 25 40 ' ' N |
| | | | ZS 00 ° 26 00 ' ' W 43 ° 22 03 ' ' N |
| Draguignan-Quartier Bonaparte | 83 | WGS 84 | 2.5 km radius circle centered on 01 ° 31 51 ' ' E 43 ° 31 01 ' ' N |
| | | | 2.5 km radius circle centered on 06 ° 25 54 ' ' E 43 ° 30 09 ' ' N |
| Draguignan/Bergerol | 83 | WGS 84 | Quadrilateral |
| | | | 06 ° 30 00 ' ' E 43 ° 32 00 ' ' N |
| | | | 06 ° 33 00 ' ' E 43 ° 32 00 ' ' N |
| | | | 06 ° 33 00 ' ' E 43 ° 30 00 ' ' N |
| | | | 06 ° 30 00 ' ' E 43 ° 30 00 ' ' N |
| Castelnaudary | 11 | WGS 84 | Circle of 1.4 km radius centered on 02 ° 15 28 ' ' E 43 ° 18 05 ' ' N |
| Mont-Louis | 66 | WGS 84 | 2 km radius circle centered on 02 ° 07 15 ' ' E 42 ° 32 37 ' ' N |
| (*) Until January 1, 2013 only | |||
Done at Paris, May 31, 2011.
The President,
J.-L. Silicani
