1. Autoridad Nacional de los Servicios Públicos (ASEP) de Panamá “National Authority of Public Services (ASEP) of Panamá”

In June of this year, ATDI delivered its RF spectrum engineering platform to ASEP of Panama. ASEP is the national regulator of public resources/services of Panama. Through the support of a regional distributor, ATDI was able to successfully deliver, install and configure its engineering solution, ICS telecom and ICS map server to the customer in less than a month. The delivery included a 10-day training session and custom prepared mapping data of the country of Panama. The training covered performing propagation and interference analysis for several radio technologies included the following:

Gustavo Samaniego from the Subdivision of Wireless Networks under the Planning and Engineering Department of ASEP was in charge of coordinating the reception of ICS telecom and was:

 “With the support of specialists such as ATDI, we can support our objective as a regulator and we are pleased to maintain an excellent cooperative and supporting relationship for the support of ICS telecom.”

Ing. Gustavo Samaniego
Department of Planning and Engineering
Subdivision of Wireless Networks

2. Unidad de Servicios Públicos de Uruguay (URSEC) “Union of Communications Services of Uruguay”

In late 2010, ATDI was contracted to deliver a spectrum management system to the national communications regulator of Uruguay, URSEC. As an agency of the Uruguayan government working with its executive branch, URSEC is an organization responsible for providing technical validation, monitoring and control of the spectral resources of Uruguay. URSEC also has the responsibility to monitor, certify and control the importation of foreign electronic devices and the cargo on ships and planes coming into the country. With the collaboration of ATDI’s local distributor, CONATEL, S.A. of Uruguay, ATDI was able to successfully implement and deliver its spectrum management solution within a six month timeframe. The delivery process included providing the customer with an ITU-R SM.1370 compliant spectrum management specifically covering the following areas:

APCO Awards Contract to ATDI, Inc.

AFC - APCO's Spectrum Management Division Selects ATDI, Inc. to provide FCC Part 90 Compliant Radio Frequency Network Engineering Software Platform

MCLEAN, Va., Aug. 10, 2011 -- ATDI, Inc., a leading developer of RF planning tools, and AFC, APCO's Spectrum Management Division are pleased to announce that ATDI has won the contract to provide APCO AFC with a new RF Engineering software platform. ATDI has been contracted to provide a zero-footprint, Modified Off-the-Shelf software solution to support the 70 volunteer Local Advisors that work with AFC. The software platform will also assist APCO AFC staff in their frequency coordination analyses and communication with FCC. ATDI will be using its flagship Commercial Off-the-Shelf RF Network Planning tools ICS telecom and ICS map server as part of the customized delivery. The software delivery will include new features that will allow APCO AFC and their Local Advisors to be fully compliant with FCC Part 90 Narrowbanding requirements including implementation of Technical Systems Bulletin 88.C (TSB-88.C) from the Telecommunications Industry Association as well as Region 8 compliance.

 "ATDI is excited to have the opportunity to work with APCO AFC's large user base and to evolve our product line. We believe that the successful implementation of this new zero-footprint software platform will resonate strongly in the entire spectrum management domain not only in the United States but also abroad," said Pierre Missud ATDI, Inc. CEO and founder.

 " As the leading Public Safety Part 90 coordinator, APCO AFC looks forward to working with ATDI to improve frequency allocation assignments and to provide its Local Advisors with state-of-the-art RF engineering software solutions to streamline the frequency coordination process," said Farokh Latif, APCO AFC Director.

Spectrum Management System Expansion into Latin America

In El Salvador, ATDI entered into a direct contract with the Superintendencia General de Electricidad y Telecomunicaciones (SIGET) who is the national spectral and electrical regulatory authority.  SIGET began its procurement of a spectrum management platform in 2004 with the acquisition of only ATDI’s spectral engineering module.  This module, known as ATDI’s ICS telecom, allowed SIGET to perform its spectral engineering tasks such as frequency assignment, coverage calculation, in-band and out-of-band interference mitigation and border coordination analysis over a 25 meter resolution terrain and clutter database for all known radio technologies (P2P, PMP, mobile, broadcast, maritime, aeronautical, etc.).  Following this initial delivery, in 2009 SIGET purchased ATDI’s complete spectrum management platform, including ICS manager, for handling the technical and administrative needs of a spectral authority with regards to interfacing with and managing a central relational frequency assignment and customer database.  In 2010, ATDI delivered ICS manager.  The delivery process included meeting the additional ITU-R SM.1370-1 requirements and the following major tasks: