Eine Network Co-ordination Station ist ein Bestandteil des mobilen Seefunkdienstes über Satelliten. Sie hat die Aufgabe der automatische Vergabe der Arbeitskanäle an Land-Erdfunkstellen (Land Earth Stations, LES) und Mobile Earth Stations (MES).[1]
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