MHz-Pops definition

MHz-Pops means, with respect to any set of spectrum rights, the number of MHz of spectrum bandwidth to which such rights apply, multiplied by the population residing within the Geographic Service Area (as defined in Section 27.1206 of the FCC Rules, a “GSA”) covered by such rights, as modified by any partitioning of such GSA, and as otherwise determined by applying the standards and methodology set forth below and in Article 9. For the purpose of calculating MHz and MHz-Pops:
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MHz-Pops means with respect to any FCC License the number of megahertz of wireless spectrum covered by such FCC License multiplied by the population in the geographic area covered by such FCC License.
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MHz-Pops with respect to any FCC License shall mean the number of megahertz of wireless spectrum covered by such FCC Licenses multiplied by the population in the geographic area covered by such FCC License, directly derived from the amounts set forth in Annex C.
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More Definitions of MHz-Pops

MHz-Pops means the amount of megahertz of spectrum multiplied by the population within a specified service area.
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MHz-Pops means, with respect to any set of spectrum rights, the number of MHz of spectrum bandwidth to which such rights apply, multiplied by the population residing within the Geographic Service Area (as defined in Section 27.1206 of the FCC Rules, a GSA ) covered by such rights. For the purpose of calculating MHz and MHz-Pops, only the MHz and MHz-Pops associated with Licenses that are in full force and effect shall be included in any calculation. Determination of population for any GSA or BTA will be based upon the current SRC, LLC population database, or such other industry-standard database as may be mutually agreed upon by the Parties. Clearwire will use MapInfo and its proprietary software to determine GSA boundaries and associated population counts as well as to plot such GSAs for graphical presentation.
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