Does a rooftop surrogate satellite/tower base station isolate terrestrial networks?

Recent results of rooftop surrogate satellite/tower base station measurements in downtown Brooklyn, NY, at 142 GHz show the isolation between terrestrial networks and surrogate satellite systems (as well as between mobiles and the base station for integrated access and backhaul).

What is a pico cell base station?

A Pico cell base station is a small wireless tower that provides improved phone and Internet services to local areas such as homes or small offices; More specifically for specific rooms. It is a very small, low-power station that works like a personal signal booster that improves call and Internet quality in limited space.

Are out-of-band emission levels harmful to satellite sensors above 100 GHz?

This work could lead to effective spectrum utilization and breakthroughs in coexistence techniques, without interfering with incumbent satellite sensors, or at least providing confidence that out-of-band emission (OOBE) levels in adjacent bands would not be harmful to passive satellite sensors above 100 GHz. II.

Are ground-based transmitters too restrictive?

This analysis gives some insights into the key issues for spectrum sharing and suggest that current regulations that prohibit any ground-based transmitters in bands above 100 GHz may be too restrictive in light of the intense attenuation of sub-THz and THz frequencies through the troposphere over long slant-paths.