referenssipiirejä

Referenssipiirejä is a term used in the context of jurisprudence and telecommunications law in Finland. The term is derived from the Finnish words "referenssi," meaning "reference," and "piiri," meaning "area" or "district." In essence, referenssipiirejä refers to the geographical areas within which the same radio frequencies (RF) can be reused without causing undue interference with one another.

In telecommunications law, referenssipiirejä are used to manage and allocate radio frequencies for various types of radio services, including wireless broadband, mobile phone networks, and broadcasting. The goal of establishing referenssipiirejä is to ensure that radio services operate within defined areas without causing interference to adjacent services or users. Telecommunications regulatory bodies in Finland, such as the Finnish Transport and Communications Agency (Traficom), use referenssipiirejä to coordinate the frequency allocation and radio services within the country's territory.

In the context of jurisprudence, referenssipiirejä may also refer to the referral of a case to a higher court or a specialized court for consideration and judgment. This concept is based on the idea that a case can be rerouted or "referenced" to a different court, where it will be reviewed and decided by a higher authority. The use of referenssipiirejä in this context involves the foreign judicial transfer of a matter to a superior court of law.

Overall, the concept of referenssipiirejä encompasses the principles of distance and spatial separation in telecommunications and law, highlighting the importance of managing radio frequencies and controlling interference to ensure efficient operation of radio services and the administration of justice.