| Centreville HS |
| Chantilly HS |
| TJHSST |
| Langley HS |
| South Lakes HS |
| Westgate ES |
At Centreville High School, thirty-one (31) exterior survey locations and ten (10) interior survey locations measured and recorded the total PCS RF emission, PCS cell phone receive band (1850 to 1910 MHz), the PCS cell phone base station transmit band (1930 to 1990 MHz), the local radio FM transmit bands (88 MHz to 107.9 MHz) and the local television transmit bands (174.0 MHz to 806.0 MHz), consisting of local television Channels 7 through 70. This selected FM/TV measurement does not take into consideration local television Channels 4 and 5, which have a transmit frequency lower than the SRM-3000 can read.
Analysis of the
Outside the Building PCS Frequency
Field Survey
The following graph represents the outside the
building measurements at Centreville High School as they compare to the FCC
exposure standard for the PCS frequency band of 1 milliwatt per
centimeter squared (mW/cm2) or 1,000 microwatts per centimeter
squared (uW/cm2).
The below graph
is logarithmically scaled. Each major gridline on the vertical axis
[Maximum Average Power Density
(uW/cm2)] decreases by a power of ten
(10) from the top of the graph. Each bar represents the following
measurements.
The

Inside the Building PCS Frequency
Field Survey
The following graph represents the inside the
building measurements at Centreville High School as they compare to the FCC
exposure standard for the PCS frequency band of 1 milliwatt per
centimeter squared (mW/cm2) or 1,000 microwatts per centimeter
squared (uW/cm2).
The below graph
is logarithmically scaled. Each major gridline on the vertical axis
[Maximum Average Power Density
(uW/cm2)] decreases by a power of ten
(10) from the top of the graph.
Each bar represents the following
measurements.
The

A Comparative View of Centreville
High School Outside the Building PCS Frequency Field Survey vs. the Centreville
High School Inside the Building PCS Frequency Field Survey
The
Other RF Emissions at Centreville
High School
Outside the Building Selected FM/TV
Frequency Field Survey
The following graph represents the outside the
building measurements at Centreville High School as they compare to the FCC
exposure standard for the FM/TV frequencies of 0.2 milliwatt per
centimeter squared (mW/cm2) or 200 microwatts per centimeter squared
(uW/cm2). Though the FCC
exposure standard for the television frequencies from 301 to 806 MHz ranges
from 201 uW/cm2 to 537 uW/cm2 and the FCC exposure
standard for the FM radio/television frequencies 88 to300 MHz is 200 uW/cm2 , the
most conservative FCC exposure standard of 200 uW/cm2 was used in
comparing actual selected FM/television measurements.
The below graph
is logarithmically scaled. Each major gridline on the vertical axis
[Maximum Average Power Density
(uW/cm2)] decreases by a power of ten
(10) from the top of the graph.
Each bar represents the following
measurements.
The

Inside the Building Selected FM/TV
Frequencies Field Survey
The following graph represents the inside the
building measurements at Centreville High School as they compare to the FCC
exposure standard for the FM/TV frequencies of 0.2 milliwatt per
centimeter squared (mW/cm2) or 200 microwatts per centimeter squared
(uW/cm2). Though the FCC
exposure standard for the television frequencies from 301 to 806 MHz ranges
from 201 uW/cm2 to 537 uW/cm2 and the FCC exposure
standard for the FM radio/television frequencies 88 to300 MHz is 200 uW/cm2 , the
most conservative FCC exposure standard of 200 uW/cm2 was used in
comparing actual selected FM/television measurements.
The below graph
is logarithmically scaled. Each major gridline on the vertical axis
[Maximum Average Power Density
(uW/cm2)] decreases by a power of ten
(10) from the top of the graph.
Each bar represents the following
measurements.
The

A Comparative View of Centreville
High School Outside the Building selected FM/TV Frequencies Field Survey vs.
the Centreville High School Inside the Building FM/TV Frequencies Field Survey
The
At Chantilly High School, twenty-six (26) exterior survey locations and ten (10) interior survey locations measured and recorded the total PCS RF emission, PCS cell phone receive band (1850 to 1910 MHz), the PCS cell phone base station transmit band (1930 to 1990 MHz), the local radio FM transmit bands (88 MHz to 107.9 MHz) and the local television transmit bands (174.0 MHz to 806.0 MHz), consisting of local television Channels 7 through 70. This selected FM/TV measurement does not take into consideration local television Channels 4 and 5, which have a transmit frequency lower than the SRM-3000 can read.
Analysis of the
Outside the Building PCS Frequency Field Survey
The
following graph represents the outside the building measurements at Chantilly
High School as they compare to the FCC exposure standard for the PCS frequency
band 1 milliwatt per centimeter squared (mW/cm2) or 1,000
microwatts per centimeter squared (uW/cm2).
The below graph
is logarithmically scaled. Each major gridline on the vertical axis
[Maximum Average Power Density
(uW/cm2)] decreases by a power of ten
(10) from the top of the graph. Each
bar represents the following measurements.
The

Inside the Building PCS Frequency Field Survey
The
following graph represents the inside the building measurements at Chantilly
High School as they compare to the FCC exposure standard for the PCS frequency
band 1 milliwatt per centimeter squared (mW/cm2) or 1,000
microwatts per centimeter squared (uW/cm2).
The below graph
is logarithmically scaled. Each major gridline on the vertical axis
[Maximum Average Power Density
(uW/cm2)] decreases by a power of ten
(10) from the top of the graph. Each
bar represents the following measurements.
The

A Comparative View of Chantilly High School Outside
the Building PCS Frequency Field Survey vs. the Chantilly High School Inside the
Building PCS Frequency Field Survey
The
Other RF Emissions at Chantilly High School
Outside the Building Selected FM/TV Frequency Field
Survey
The
following graph represents the outside the building measurements at Chantilly
High School as they compare to the FCC exposure standard for the FM/TV
frequencies of 0.2 milliwatt per centimeter squared (mW/cm2) or 200
microwatts per centimeter squared (uW/cm2). Though the FCC exposure standard for the
television frequencies from 301 to 806 MHz ranges from 201 uW/cm2 to
537 uW/cm2 and the FCC exposure standard for the FM radio/television
frequencies 88 to300 MHz is 200 uW/cm2 , the most conservative FCC
exposure standard of 200 uW/cm2 was used in comparing actual
selected FM/television measurements.
The below graph
is logarithmically scaled. Each major gridline on the vertical axis
[Maximum Average Power Density
(uW/cm2)] decreases by a power of ten
(10) from the top of the graph. Each
bar represents the following measurements.
The

Inside the Building Selected FM/TV Frequencies Field
Survey
The
following graph represents the inside the building measurements at Chantilly
High School as they compare to the FCC exposure standard for the FM/TV
frequencies of 0.2 milliwatt per centimeter squared (mW/cm2) or 200
microwatts per centimeter squared (uW/cm2). Though the FCC exposure standard for the
television frequencies from 301 to 806 MHz ranges from 201 uW/cm2 to
537 uW/cm2 and the FCC exposure standard for the FM radio/television
frequencies 88 to300 MHz is 200 uW/cm2 , the most conservative FCC
exposure standard of 200 uW/cm2 was used in comparing actual
selected FM/television measurements.
The below graph
is logarithmically scaled. Each major gridline on the vertical axis
[Maximum Average Power Density
(uW/cm2)] decreases by a power of ten
(10) from the top of the graph. Each
bar represents the following measurements.
The

A Comparative View of Chantilly High School Outside
the Building selected FM/TV Frequencies Field Survey vs. the Chantilly High
School Inside the Building FM/TV Frequencies Field Survey
The
At TJHSST, thirty-one (31) exterior survey locations and five (5) interior survey locations measured and recorded the total PCS RF emission, PCS cell phone receive band (1850 to 1910 MHz), the PCS cell phone base station transmit band (1930 to 1990 MHz), the local radio FM transmit bands (88 MHz to 107.9 MHz) and the local television transmit bands (174.0 MHz to 806.0 MHz), consisting of local television Channels 7 through 70. This selected FM/TV measurement does not take into consideration local television Channels 4 and 5, which have a transmit frequency lower than the SRM-3000 can read.
Analysis of the
Outside the Building PCS Frequency Field Survey
The
following graph represents the outside the building measurements at
TJHSST as they compare to the FCC exposure standard for the PCS
frequency band 1 milliwatt per centimeter squared (mW/cm2) or 1,000
microwatts per centimeter squared (uW/cm2).
The below graph
is logarithmically scaled. Each major gridline on the vertical axis
[Maximum Average Power Density
(uW/cm2)] decreases by a power of ten
(10) from the top of the graph. Each
bar represents the following measurements.
The TJHSST
outside the building total PCS
geometric average
represents a measured value 193,011 times below the FCC standard.

Inside the Building PCS Frequency Field Survey
The
following graph represents the inside the building measurements at
TJHSST as they compare to the FCC exposure standard for the PCS
frequency band 1 milliwatt per centimeter squared (mW/cm2) or 1,000
microwatts per centimeter squared (uW/cm2).
The below graph
is logarithmically scaled. Each major gridline on the vertical axis
[Maximum Average Power Density
(uW/cm2)] decreases by a power of ten
(10) from the top of the graph. Each
bar represents the following measurements.
The TJHSST
inside the building total PCS
geometric average
represents a measured value 2,775,064 times below the FCC standard.

A Comparative View of TJHSST
Outside the Building PCS Frequency Field Survey vs. the TJHSST Inside the Building PCS Frequency Field Survey
The TJHSST inside the building
total PCS
geometric average represents a measured
value 2,775,064 times below the FCC standard.
Other RF Emissions at TJHSST
Outside the Building Selected FM/TV Frequency Field
Survey
The
following graph represents the outside the building measurements at TJHSST as they compare to the FCC exposure standard for the
FM/TV frequencies of 0.2 milliwatt per centimeter squared (mW/cm2) or 200
microwatts per centimeter squared (uW/cm2). Though the FCC exposure standard for the
television frequencies from 301 to 806 MHz ranges from 201 uW/cm2 to
537 uW/cm2 and the FCC exposure standard for the FM radio/television
frequencies 88 to300 MHz is 200 uW/cm2 , the most conservative FCC
exposure standard of 200 uW/cm2 was used in comparing actual
selected FM/television measurements.
The below graph
is logarithmically scaled. Each major gridline on the vertical axis
[Maximum Average Power Density
(uW/cm2)] decreases by a power of ten
(10) from the top of the graph. Each
bar represents the following measurements.
The TJHSST
outside the building selected FM/TV
geometric average
represents a measured value 53,743 times below the FCC standard.

Inside the Building Selected FM/TV Frequencies Field
Survey
The following graph represents the inside the building measurements at TJHSST as they compare to the FCC exposure standard for the FM/TV frequencies of 0.2 milliwatt per centimeter squared (mW/cm2) or 200 microwatts per centimeter squared (uW/cm2). Though the FCC exposure standard for the television frequencies from 301 to 806 MHz ranges from 201 uW/cm2 to 537 uW/cm2 and the FCC exposure standard for the FM radio/television frequencies 88 to300 MHz is 200 uW/cm2 , the most conservative FCC exposure standard of 200 uW/cm2