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Development Application part 2 Report and Plans MCU13/0052
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Summary of Estimated RF EME Levels around the Proposed
Wireless Base Station at Boreen Point North 153 Lake Flat Road, BORE EN POINT QLD 4565
Introduction: Date 20/3/2013 NSA Site No (4565008)
This report summarises the estimated maximum cumulative radiofrequency (RF)electromagnetic energy (EME)levels at
ground level emitted from the existing wireless base station antennas at Soreen Point North 153 Lake Flat Road SOREEN
POINT OLD 4565. Maximum EME levels are estimated in 3600 circular bands out to 500m from the base station. The
procedures for making the estimates have been developed by the Australian Radiation Protection And Nuclear Safety Agency
(ARPANSA)1.These are documented in the ARPANSA Technical Report; "Radio Frequency EME Exposure Levels Prediction -
Methodologies" which is available at http://www.arpansa.gov.au
EME Health Standard
ARPANSA, an Australian Government agency in the Health and Ageing portfolio has established a Radiation Protection
Standard2 specifying limits for continuous exposure of the general public to RF transmissions at frequencies used by wireless
base stations. Further information can be gained from the ARPANSA web site.
The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA)3mandates exposure limits for continuous exposure of the
general public to RF EME from wireless base stations. Further information can be found at the ACMA website
http://emr.acma.gov.au
Existing Site Radio Systems There are currently no existing radio systems for this site.
Proposed Site Radio Systems
NBN Co / LTE2300
(proposed)
Table of Predicted EME Levels -
Proposed
Distance from the antennas at Soreen Point North 153 Lake Maximum Cumulative EME Level -
All carriers at this site
Flat Road (%of ARPANSA exposure limits2)
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in 3600 circular bands
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Public exposure limit = 100% ,
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Om to SOm 0.0027%
SOm to 100m 0.0029%
100m to 200m 0.0034%
200m to 300m 0.015%
300m to 400m 0.016%
400m to sOOm 0.014%
Maximum EME level
319.95 m, from the antennas at Soreen Point North 153 Lake 0.016%
Flat Road
Note: Estimation for the maximum level of RF EME at 1.5m above the ground from the existing and proposed antennas assuming level
ground. The estimated levels have been calculated on the maximum mobile phone call and data capacity anticipated for this site. This
estimation does not include possible radio signal attenuation due to buildings and the general environment. The actual EME levels will
generally be significantly less than predicted due to path losses and the base station automatically minimising transmitter power to only serve
established phone calls and data transmissions5. Where applicable, particular locations of interest in the area surrounding the base station,
including topographical variations, are assessed in Appendix A "other areas of Interest" table on the last page.
Summary Proposed Radio Systems
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RF EME levels have been estimated from the existing and proposed antennas at Boreen Point North 153 Lake Flat Road
SOREEN POINT OLD 4565. The maximum cumulative EME level at 1.5 m above ground level is estimated to be 0.016 % of
the ARPANSA public exposure limits.
Environmental EME report (v10.6) (2012ARPANSA Format) Produced with RF-Map2 2.0 (Build 0.303)
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