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A light blue diagram titled “Bifurcated Process for Federal Users/Non-Federal within U.S.” visualizes spectrum management between the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) and NTIA (National Telecommunications and Information Administration). Images of the red international regulations documentation are on the left and right sides of the diagram sit beside white text that reads, “Member states must comply with International Regulations.” On the left, logos for CITEL (Inter-American Telecommunication Commission) and the U.S. Department of State sit under white text that reads, “NASA participates on CITEL and ITU (International Telecommunication Union) activities as part of U.S. Delegation.” A large white arrow connects the two logos to the NTIA, while small white arrows split the path to show the FCC handling spectrum management for “Private Industry and State and Local Government,” while “NASA + Other Federal Agencies” are managed by the NTIA. White text beneath the NTIA and FCC logos explain, “NASA provides technical expertise for rule-making via NTIA.” Finally, an additional dotted-line connects NASA and the other agencies to the logos for SFCG (Space Frequency Coordination Group) and ITU, accompanied by white text that reads, “NASA participates in technical coordination and collaboration.

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