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IEEE 802 Wireless Coexistence Study Group Thursday Meeting

IEEE 802 Wireless Coexistence Study Group Thursday Meeting. Jim Lansford Chair, IEEE 802 Coexistence Study Group Jim.Lansford@mobilian.com (405) 377-6170 Tim Blaney Secretary/Editor Timb@mobilian.com (530) 478-5606. Goals for this week. Resolve outstanding issues Mission statement

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IEEE 802 Wireless Coexistence Study Group Thursday Meeting

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  1. IEEE 802 Wireless Coexistence Study GroupThursday Meeting Jim Lansford Chair, IEEE 802 Coexistence Study Group Jim.Lansford@mobilian.com (405) 377-6170 Tim Blaney Secretary/Editor Timb@mobilian.com (530) 478-5606 Jim Lansford, Tim Blaney, Mobilian Corporation

  2. Goals for this week • Resolve outstanding issues • Mission statement • Membership/voting • Engagement • Ratification of results • Does the SG propose a TAG or something else • Rules review • Determine if rules change will be needed • Present to ExCom on Friday • Meetings scheduled for this week: • Tuesday 8-10AM (Columbia) • Thursday 6:30-9:30PM (Salon A) • Extension of SG will be needed to resolve outstanding issues • Plan: Close on a proposal and ask for TAG formation at Nov plenary Jim Lansford, Tim Blaney, Mobilian Corporation

  3. Agenda for Thursday PM Meeting • TAG Definition • Statement of Purpose • Functional Charter • Impact to Existing Efforts • TAG Output • TAG Structure • Membership & Voting • Coordination with ExCom • Next steps Jim Lansford, Tim Blaney, Mobilian Corporation

  4. What is a TAG? • Rules: Jim Lansford, Tim Blaney, Mobilian Corporation

  5. Statement of Purpose • Goal is to have a group that can review and make coexistence recommendations to ExCom on current or proposed PARs within the established wireless WGs of the IEEE802 standards body • Similar in concept to the FCC OET, which makes recommendations to the commissioners about policy • The functional charter of this new group is to address the wireless coexistence issues across all wireless WGs Jim Lansford, Tim Blaney, Mobilian Corporation

  6. Functional Charter Discussion • This group is responsible for reviewing all unlicensed band proposed PARs • The group generates a “guidance” report to ExCom relative to coexistence with published wireless standards and those in the development process • This “guidance” report shall be used by ExCom as a technical expert opinion for evaluating the proposed PAR • This group is responsible for generating a final review report of the Draft Standard prior to Sponsor Ballot • This report will be presented to the sponsoring WG and ExCom and a copy will be sent to the Chair of all other wireless WGs within IEEE802 Jim Lansford, Tim Blaney, Mobilian Corporation

  7. Impact to Existing Efforts • The activities of 802.15.2 remain unchanged. They can continue working on their specific tasks at hand. • The 802.11 5GSG remains unchanged. They can continue working on their specific tasks at hand. • The 802.16.2 Coexistence activity for Licensed bands remains unchanged. Jim Lansford, Tim Blaney, Mobilian Corporation

  8. TAG Output • The output of the TAG is a written set of guidelines that should be adopted by the appropriate WG for inclusion in its relevant TG handling the coexistence issues. • In the case of coexistence issues between 802.11 and 802.15, the guidelines could be a recommendation for 802.15.2 to write a recommended practice based on the TAGs findings • In the case of coexistence issues within 802.16, the guidelines would be similar to 802.15.2 • For all other cases, where there is no active TG to undertake the writing of the recommended practice, the guidelines would recommend to ExCom that the appropriate WG create a TG to address the work as outlined in the TAG’s guidelines Jim Lansford, Tim Blaney, Mobilian Corporation

  9. 802 COEX TAG Structure Jim Lansford, Tim Blaney, Mobilian Corporation

  10. 802 COEX TAG Procedures • Membership & Voting • Attendance at the 802 COEX Tag meetings is open to registered member of 802.11, 802.15 or 802.16 • Voting at the 802 COEX Tag meetings is limited to voting members of 802.11, 802.15 or 802.16 • Attendance at 802 COEX TAG meetings will count towards attendance at the individual’s primary WG • Ratification of guidelines • A guideline requires a 75% approval vote by the members of the 802 COEX TAG as outlined above • The guideline is then presented to ExCom and the appropriate wireless WG(s) Jim Lansford, Tim Blaney, Mobilian Corporation

  11. Regulatory & Coexistence Complementary Charters • Regulatory TAG • Harmonize the IEEE 802 activities with the worldwide regulatory bodies • Coexistence TAG • Harmonize the IEEE 802 activities with the internal wireless WGs relative to unlicensed bands Jim Lansford, Tim Blaney, Mobilian Corporation

  12. Next Steps • Need to determine if a rule change is required for establishing voting rights • The TAG would like attendance at its meeting to count towards attendance in the individual’s primary WG • Coordinate activity with the Regulatory TAG to create a consistent message with ExCom • The Regulatory TAG is an outwardly focused activity targeted at influencing decisions of the worldwide regulatory agencies relative to IEEE 802 desired directions • The Coexistence TAG is an inwardly focused activity targeted at coordinating coexistence issues within and between the various wireless WGs in IEEE 802 Jim Lansford, Tim Blaney, Mobilian Corporation

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