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802.11 Mar 2010 Closing Plenary ReportsDate: 2010-03-19
Name Company Address Phone email Adrian Stephens Intel
• See 11-09-1034-00-0000-wg11-style-guide.doc• These style practices are to be followed when
submitting drafts for Working Group consideration
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Pre-RevCom IEEE-SA Review
• Possibly near the end of Sponsor Ballot (3rd recirc or 4th recirc) , we would offer the draft to the publications editor for review. This allows ambiguities and errors to be addressed in Sponsor Ballot by comments, rather than discover the ambiguities and errors after RevCom.
• A downside is the possibility that many pages are touched by the changes (like renaming), and voters reopen text that has been stable for new comments.
• It appears that during MEC is the least risky time for a publication editor’s review.
• Another choice is after initial Sponsor Ballot. We will ask if it is valid to make editorial changes between EC approval and initial sponsor ballot.
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Slide 8from slide 7/7 of 11-10/0321r3 by Peter Ecclesine (Cisco Systems)
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Closing ReportDate: 2010-03-19
Name Company Address Phone email
Clint Chaplin Samsung Electronics 75 W. Plumeria Drive San Jose, Ca 95134
heterogeneous-wireless-networks-management.ppt) - 802.21 Network Management Study Group
• Minutes– 11-10-364r0
• Plans for May 2010– 2 2 hour sessions
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IEEE 802.11 ARC SC – March 2010
• Topics for March 802 Plenary– 802.1 architecture document revision effort
• Impacts to .11• Interface approach• Interested .11 Members
• .11 ARC Chair attended 802 OA session as .1 liaison
• .11 ARC did not meet this week – Chair was off-line with food poisoning
• Stay away from the hotel café meatloaf special….
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802 OA project status
• Revision of 802 OA is a currently authorized project– Par approved 27/feb/2007– Expires end of 2011
• PAR was created for revision (instead of reaffirmation).• 802 Chair recently reorganized project
– New project chair, 1 designated member from each “dot” group.• Status:
– There is a d0 draft, it had a internal TG review in .1; – Review closed 2/2009, comments not processed.
• 802 OA base doc is vintage 2001 for content – 2001 was rev of original 1990 doc– There are 2 amendments to 2001 doc
• A (2003) for ethertypes & B (2004) Registration of object ids.
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802 OA March 2010 Discussion Notes
• Goals for project:– Update to reflect current usage– Insure it is relevant to all 802 groups.
• Missing topics: – wireless, – .17, – should probably take out token ring and maybe FDDI.
• Issue: we have stds that don’t have macs & phys (ex: 21 & 23)– how to fit them into this Framework? How does .19 fit?
• AI for .11 (and other groups) review 802 OA, see how “dot” standard fits (or doesn’t) with layer pics in 802 OA, start discussion / proposal for 802 OA changes.
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March 2010 TGmb Closing ReportDate: 2010-03-18
Name Affiliations Address Phone email Matthew Gast Trapeze Networks 5753 W. Las Positas Blvd,
• No interpretation requests received• Completed comment processing from LB160;
recirculation ballot will be requested later– One teleconference to resolve comments: May 7
• Major technical presentations– Clause 11.3 comment resolution– Extensive debate on key caching clarifications– Regulatory framework
• No change to plan of record
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Current TGmb Plan of Record May 2008 – Issue Call for Comment/Input July 2008 – begin process input and old Interpretation requests
Acknowledge previous Task Group referrals Sept 2008 – PAR revision process started Nov 2008 – close receipt of new input Nov 2008 – WG/EC approval of PAR Revision Dec 2008 – NesCom/SASB approval PAR Revision May 2009 – First WG Letter ballot
– (includes All published Amendments as of May 2009) Nov 2009 – Recirc start• May 2010 – Form Sponsor Pool (45 days)• July 2010 – Sponsor Ballot Start
– (Include all published amendments as of July 2010)• November 2010 – Sponsor Recirc• March 2011 – WG/EC Final Approval• June 2011 – RevCom/SASB Approval
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References
• Agenda: 11-10/0290r5• Minutes: 11-10/0348r0
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TGp Closing ReportDate: 2010-03-17
Name Affiliations Address Phone email Lee Armstrong Employer:
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Abstract
TGp (acting as P802.11p CRC) closing report for March meetings
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March Meetings Summary
• Sponsor Ballot #1 closed on 16 February, 96 % affirmative• 3 time slots during the week• Completed resolution of all comments (21) prior to and during the
week, resolution document is 11-10-0239-02-000p sb1 tgp comment resolutions master
• All SB#1 commenters have indicated that they are satisfied with these resolutions
• Voted to go to recirculation ballot as soon as possible• Voted to request EC for conditional approval to forward to June
RevCom meeting
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Status
• D11.0 will be going to recirculation ballot • All disapprove voters have been satisfied with one
exception that did not vote on last ballot• Weekly teleconferences planned for every Thursday @
1500 Piscataway time (resuming after recirculation ballot is complete)
• Plan is to complete sponsor balloting and present to June RevCom meeting
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TGs Orlando Closing ReportDate: 2010-03-19
Author:Name Address Affiliation Phone Email
Dee Denteneer HTC 37; 5656 AE Eindhoven; The Netherlands
TGs closing report for the March 2010meeting.Resolved outstanding comments and ready to go to
recirculation.
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Status• TGs passed LB 159 with 85% approval rate (January
2010)• Before the meeting:
• Comment resolution spreadsheet 11-10/0032r5 with 349 comments open
• Most recent TGs Draft is D4.01• After meeting
• Most recent TGs comment resolution spread sheet is 11-10/0032r11, with resolutions to all comments
• An annotated agenda for TGs at this meeting in 11-10/0241r6
• The TGs draft minutes will be uploaded as 11-10/0381r1
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Next Steps• Produce Draft 5.0 and go to recirculation• TGs is holding teleconferences on Thursdays April 1
and May 6, 13 and Wednesday April 28 at 11:00 ET for a maximum duration of 90 minutes
• TGs has planned an ad hoc meeting in Tokyo May 13-15 just before the May meeting in Beijing.
• Goal for the May 2010 TGs meeting in Beijing, China:– Start resolving comments received in recirculation,
aiming for a rapid recirculation
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• Motion:– Having approved comment resolutions for all of the comments
received from LB#159 on P802.11s Draft 4.0 as contained in document 11-10/32r12,
– Instruct the editor to prepare Draft 5.0 incorporating these resolutions and,
– Approve a 15 day Working Group Recirculation Ballot asking the question “Should P802.11s Draft 5.0 be forwarded to Sponsor Ballot?”
• Moved by Theodorus Denteneer on behalf of TGs• TGs vote:
– Moved: Dave Halasz: Seconded: Michael Bahr Result: 10-0-0
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• Motion, moved to schedule TGs teleconferences on Thursdays April 1 and May 6, 13 and Wednesday April 28 at 11:00 ET for a maximum duration of 90 minutes.
Mover: Kazuyuki Sakoda Seconder: Guido HiertzApproved by unanimous consent
• Motion, moved to hold a TGs ad hoc on May 13-15 in Tokyo.
Mover: Guido Hiertz Seconder: Kazuyuki SakodaApproved by unanimous consent
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Abstract
This document is the closing report for the TGac for the March 2010 session.
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Work Completed• Continued with the Ad Hoc group meetings. Ad Hoc group reports are
available at:– MAC Ad Hoc report 11-10-0199r2– PHY Ad Hoc report 11-10-0211r7– MU-MIMO Ad Hoc report 11-10-0328r2– Coexistence Ad Hoc report 11-10-0340r5
• Motions passed to update the TG Specification Framework in areas related to:– Preamble structure with two VHT SIG fields and TBD auto detect form (R3.2.1.F
and R3.2.1.G)– PHY Numerology excluding the maximum number of users for MU (R3.2.2.A)– Interference cancellation and Resolvable LTFs (R4.1)– Same modulation the same coding rate and coding type for all streams in SU
transmission (R3.4.D)– VHT SIG A to include STBC and BW bit(s) (R3.2.1.H)
• Accepted a new revision of the TGac Channel Models Addendum document
• Accepted a new revision of the TGac Functional Requirements and Evaluation Methodology.
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TG Approved Documents
• 11-09-059r5 is the approved TGac Selection Procedure document.
• 11-09-0161r2 is the approved TGac Usage Model document .
• 11-09-308r12 is the approved TGac Channel Models Addendum document.
• 11-09-0451r12is the approved TGac Functional Requirements and Evaluation Methodology document
• 09-0992r9 is the approved TGac Specification Framework document.
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Slide 52from slide 4/6 of 11-10/0413r0 by Osama Aboul-Magd (Samsung)
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May 2010 Goals• Continue the work on the Specification Framework
document and its related functional blocks.
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Conference Call Times
• PHY telecon schedule– April 8, 11:00 – 12:00 EDT
• MAC telecon schedule– April 8, 10:00 – 11:00 EDT
• Coexistence telecon schedule– April 22, 20:00 – 21:00 EDT
• MU-MIMO telecon schedule– Thu April 15, 10:00-11:00 EDT– Thu April 29, 20:00-21:00 EDT
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TGad March 2010 Closing ReportDate: 2009-03-19
Name Company Address Phone email Eldad Perahia Intel
TGae Timeline – March 2010 • Initial Working Group Letter Ballot: November ‘10• Re-circulation Working Group Letter Ballot: March
‘11• Form Sponsor Ballot Pool: May ‘11• Initial Sponsor Ballot: July ‘11• Approved Sponsor Ballot: Nov ‘11• Final WG/EC Approval: Mar ‘12• RevCom/Standards Board Approval: June ‘12
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May 2010 Goals• Find an Editor and Secretary for TGae• Discuss technical presentations and proposals to form the initial
draft.
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IEEE 802.11 TGafOrlando Closing Report
Date: 2010-03-19
Name Affiliations Address Phone email Rich Kennedy Research In
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AbstractThis presentation is the closing report for the first
meeting of IEEE 802.11 TGaf taking place the week of March 15, 2010 at the IEEE 802 Wireless Interim in Orlando, Florida.
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Agenda• Review and approve the minutes from the Los Angeles meeting
and the teleconferences• Review the PAR Scope and Purpose, TG approved Principles,
Purpose and Vision/Outcome• Select and approve the Technical Editor• Summary and categorization of the proposals• Review and approve 11-10/0238r2 as the base text for draft 0.01• Review all other proposals and request normative/informative text
as the TG deems appropriate• Plan for May and teleconferences
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TGaf Accomplishments • Approved Peter Ecclesine as the Technical Editor• Adopted 11-10/238r2 as draft 0.01• Heard 9 other proposals
– Straw polls to ask if TG wants to advance each proposal
• Requested 4 presenters develop text for the draft– Others were encouraged to continue
• Planned for May and teleconferences– March 30, April 13, 27, May 11
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TGaf Timeline – Updated March 2010 • Initial Working Group Letter Ballot: May 2010• Re-circulation Working Group Letter Ballot:
September 2010• Form Sponsor Ballot Pool: October 2010• Initial Sponsor Ballot: December 2010• Approved Sponsor Ballot: January 2011• Final WG/EC Approval: March 2011• RevCom/Standards Board Approval: June 2011
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Abstract: Information on Smart Grid activities – March 2010
Related documentsSmart Grid ad hoc Meeting Report 11-10-0373r2 Smart Grid ad hoc meeting minutes 11-10-0419r0
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Agenda TopicsPlanned topics:1. National Broadband plan – Smart Grid chapter
2. Update on SGIP meeting of March 16-17– Mark Klerer3. Results and action items for NIST PAP#2 modeling• http://collaborate.nist.gov/twiki-sggrid/pub/SmartGrid/PAP02Wirel
ess/PAP2modeling.ppt4. Modified flow diagram representation of Use cases - Mark KlererSubsequent conference calls and plans for May meeting
Tough Questions• What are the consequences of not responding to the request?• How much effort, from whom, how quickly needs to be
contributed to meet the request?• Could the June deadline for task completion be extended?
• How will the data provided to NIST be used by other entities in influencing deployment decisions?
• “Entities” range from FERC to consumer appliances
• Can simulation models be useful enough without selecting and constructing channel models?
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Working Assumptions• The ongoing interchange of information between power
engineering and communications industry is essential.• Computer modeling communications against PE supplied
uses cases is far more useful than hand waving.• Although not fully understood or quantified, there will be
business incentives to being recognized as a qualified Smart Grid technology.
• Although not fully understood, industry would prefer to be “actively influencing” the technology selection process rather than have it dictated to them.
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Status Checklist
1. Is there a public simulator available to run?• 802.16 –Yes, NS2• 802.11 – Yes, NIST Matlab
2. Has the simulator been recently executed to demonstrate it can produce useful results?– Yes, NIST Matlab for 802.11. 3 attendees.
3. Have any of the OpenSG uses cases been modeled by industry?– No
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Status Checklist4. Has anyone volunteered to run the model on the use cases
and report results?4. In time for the March 31 NIST status meeting?5. In time for May 802 Interim meeting?6. In time for June NIST deadline?
5. Has any 802 participant validated the model results against other simulators or lab test?– No
6. Are there any known corrections or extensions to the models needed to model uses cases?– 802.11 model is missing mesh– 802.11 model has been run using only 1 Mbps, BPSK in 2.4 GHz– Automatic rate scaling
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Status Checklist7. Is there a better way to promote uptake of model execution?
– through advertising/cooperation with universities?– through outreach/cooperation with support organizations such as Zigbee,
Wi-Fi, WiMAX
– Develop one page description/advertising of PAP#2 modeling task– Dorothy & Mark will help Bruce do this
8. Are there any known clarifications to the uses cases required to provide useful results?
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Future Smart Grid calls• Schedule plan so far has been Wednesdays at 2pm EST• Future call plans will be to continue this pattern – 1 per week
– to July• Next call March 24
• Call topic suggestions• Review of one page task promotion• Detailed walk thru of first three use cases to determine if we
need further clarification from Open SG (on March 31)• Reports on model results (from anyone)• Or note any additional commitments to run models
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