The folks over at Sequence Omega have done what we've been talking about
for a long time. Check this out: A carrier by carrier spectrum map of
the continental US of A.
http://specmap.sequence-omega.net/
Engadget notes: "We'll admit, trying to decipher wireless spectrum can
be a frustrating and exhausting process. Who owns what, and where?
Fortunately, Anthony Fiti <http://www.twitter.com/siromega> of /Spectrum
Omega/ has put together a Rosetta Stone Google Map indicating how much
spectrum <http://www.engadget.com/tag/fcc,spectrum> each carrier owns in
the lower 48 states, the frequencies they own and where it's all
located. While it's by no means 100 percent accurate due to various
complexities in how some spectrum is shared between carriers, and
there's no promise of it being continually updated yet, it's still the
most comprehensive visual guide we've seen outside of the FCC site. If
you're curious as to who's got the spectrum in your neck of the woods,
take a peek at the source link below and have a look around."
Anyone game for doing this for our beloved homeland?
Ramakrishnan
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