Federal Supervision Agency for Information Technologies and Communications to use special radio control mode during Universiade
4 October 2012, Thursday
Chief of the Federal Supervision Agency for Information Technologies and Communications Aleksandr Zharov informed that a special radio control mode will be applied during Universiade 2013.
“Control for radio-frequency spectrum in the so-called “automated patrol” mode will be firstly used in Tatarstan. It will help communication service providers quickly respond to any violations,” Aleksandr Zharov said.
He informed that the state commission for radio frequencies approved plan of operation with radio-frequency spectrum and radioelectronic devices during Universiade. It describes actions of all executive bodies and services involved.
Mr Zharov also noted that Tatarstan is one of the most advanced Russian regions in areas supervised by the Federal Supervision Agency for Information Technologies and Communications.
The World summer Universiade 2013 will be held in Kazan on July 6-17. 13,5 thousand sportsmen and members of official delegations from 170 countries will participate in the event.
“Control for radio-frequency spectrum in the so-called “automated patrol” mode will be firstly used in Tatarstan. It will help communication service providers quickly respond to any violations,” Aleksandr Zharov said.
He informed that the state commission for radio frequencies approved plan of operation with radio-frequency spectrum and radioelectronic devices during Universiade. It describes actions of all executive bodies and services involved.
Mr Zharov also noted that Tatarstan is one of the most advanced Russian regions in areas supervised by the Federal Supervision Agency for Information Technologies and Communications.
The World summer Universiade 2013 will be held in Kazan on July 6-17. 13,5 thousand sportsmen and members of official delegations from 170 countries will participate in the event.
Using materials of IA Interfax
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