LA PLATA, Maryland — International Telecommunication Union (ITU) governments may have overloaded the space agenda for the next World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC-27), which could further delay radio-spectrum allocation , space-conduct rules and spectrum harmonization, ITU experts said.
The risk is that individual governments will allow their companies to develop without regard for international coordination.
WRC-27 is the 194-nation ITU’s quadrennial meeting to decided spectrum and related issues. Scheduled for Oct. 18- Nov. 11 in Shanghai, an estimated 80% of the conference . . .
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