CBRS PAL Database

The PAL Database is populated and maintained through cooperation between SAS Administrators. The Database represents the results of PAL auctions for the purposes of vetting a PAL Protection Area (PPA) claim, creating a PPA-ID, and approving CBSD spectrum grant requests under those licenses. In addition, the PAL Database records the results of agreements for PAL channel assignments, and when possible, the evolution of those agreements within each county when incumbent activity affects specific frequency allocations.

This reference implementation was contributed by Keybridge Global and provides a verbatim compilation of the Standard Spectrum Resource Format (SSRF) version 3.1 into Java. The specification is defined in MCEB Pub 8 Version 3.1 as of 2014-09-16.

Permission is granted to the Forum’s participants by Key Bridge Global to reuse the reference implementation royalty free under the MIT License. Reuse is permitted within other proprietary software developed by participants provided all copies of the licensed software include a copy of the MIT License terms. Such proprietary software retains its proprietary nature even though it incorporates software under the MIT License.

Included in this package is:

• Reference Implementation Source Code and Documentation (.zip)
• DISA/DSO Reference Implmentation Compliance Letter (.pdf)

The latter references approved WInnForum Documents:

• Certification Test Requirements for Conformance with the Standard Spectrum Resource Format (SSRF) 
• Certification Test Plan SSRF Conformance for OpenSSRF Software v3.1.0

Current Release Version on Reference Implementation is also available at http://openssrf.org/

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