ECO Frequency Information System
European Spectrum Information Portal

 Welcome to the new, enhanced EFIS!

We have updated the layout and merged the ECA database into EFIS: ITU-RR and EU footnotes are now included in the ECA table, the term selection has been enhanced, now providing two ways of selecting terms for search and comparison, and we have introduced several new document types.

EFIS now shows more information, of a non-regulatory nature, in the form of additional documentation (under the categories of "ECC-ECO" and "ETSI SRDoc").

We have also included other new document types: "RIS (radio interface specifications) Models", and "Licensing information" which allow administrations to upload general information on licensing, procedures etc to their national tables.

• In EFIS you can search for and compare spectrum utilisation across Europe (allocations, applications, radio interfaces) and find related information such as documents about CEPT activities and national or international regulations.
• With EFIS, ECO aims at providing a valuable service to all parties with an interest in spectrum utilization, and contributes to the CEPT policy objectives of harmonisation and transparency as well the European Union policy objectives laid down in the Decision of the Council and European Parliament on Radio Spectrum Policy
• EFIS is an information tool, not a legally binding instrument. Although all is being done to ensure that the data contained in EFIS is valid and up-to-date, ECO cannot be held responsible for any incorrect information contained in EFIS.

Please note that applications terms marked with an asterisk (*) are no longer standard according to the list of searchable applications in Annex 2 of the ECC/DEC/(01)03 (current version 15 June 2011).They will be removed as soon as data entries containing these terms have been corrected.

Your opinion and comments regarding EFIS and its content are of great value to us in our continuous effort to improve EFIS.
 Please use the 'feedback button' or mail directly to the EFIS project manager Pia Hammer Bloch