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Structured global spectrum AUCTION and LICENCE economics database: award records and individual licences keyed to country, band and licensee, carrying auction price, price per MHz, annual fees, licence duration and status (expired and active), plus band-plan visualizations of current allocations and an operator financials / traffic / forecast research layer. Headline coverage as printed on the platform: aggregate tracked licence value of EUR 3,458.7B+, global average price per MHz of EUR 5.8M, price per MHz per population of 0.1468, and mean licence duration of 44.8 years - these are exactly the derived benchmark fields a spectrum valuer needs. Geographically the licence registry covers Europe and the Americas with Middle East and Africa listed as in-development. HONEST CONSTRAINT: the platform's own printed counters show a still-sparse corpus (5 band-metric records, 14 awards and licences) and its public changelog openly reports open data-quality defects and a refresh that completed 'with source gaps', so the tracked-value figure reflects the notional value of licences catalogued rather than a deep populated table. What is genuinely scarce is the schema and the harmonization layer - cross-jurisdiction normalization of auction price, annual fee, term and population normalization into comparable benchmark fields - which is the hard part; the row count is not yet there.
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