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Submission Slide 1
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IEEE 1900.7 White Space RadioDraft ToC Considerations
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Date: 2012-09-26; Teleconference
Name Company Address Phone Email Stanislav Filin NICT +81-90-6485-8930 [email protected]
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Submission Slide 2
Abstract This presentation provides some reference information
for the discussion of draft ToC
The following standards have been used as reference■ IEEE 802.16-2009■ IEEE 802.22-2011■ ECMA-392
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IEEE 802.16-2009 1. Overview 1.1 Scope 1.2 Purpose 1.3 – Other introductory information
■ PHY/MAC variants■ Target frequency bands■ Reference models
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IEEE 802.16-2009 2. Normative references
■ References to other documents (e.g., standards, recommendations, etc) that are mandatory for the implementation of the standard
■ If something is already defined in other documents, this is referred, not repeated in the standard
■ Examples• IEEE Std 802.1D™, IEEE Standard for Local and metropolitan Area
Networks: Media Access Control (MAC) Bridges.• IETF RFC 2373, “IP Version 6 Addressing Architecture,” R. Hinden, S.
Deering, July 1998. (http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2373.txt)• ITU-T Recommendation X.690, Information Technology—ASN.1 Encoding
Rules: Specification of Basic Encoding Rules (BER), Canonical Encoding Rules (CER), and Distinguished Encoding Rules (DER), December 1997.
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IEEE 802.16-2009 3. Definitions
■ Definitions of terms that are used in the standard 4. Abbreviations and acronyms
■ Abbreviations and acronyms
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IEEE 802.16-2009 5. Service-specific convergence sublayer (CS)
• This part defines CS specific for different upper layer protocols• CS serves as an interface between MAC sublayer and upper layers
performing such functions as accepting higher layer protocol data units (PDUs) from the higher layer, performing classification of higher layer PDUs, processing (if required) the higher layer PDUs based on the classification, delivering CS PDUs to the appropriate MAC SAP, receiving CS PDUs from the peer entity
■ 5.1 ATM CS■ 5.2 Packet CS■ 5.3 Generic Packet CS
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Submission Slide 7
IEEE 802.16-2009 6. MAC common part sublayer
• This clause defines everything related to MAC sublayer including some examples given below
■ 6.1 Point-to-multipoint (PMP) operation overview■ 6.2 Reserved■ 6.3 Data/Control plane
• 6.3.1 Addressing and connections• 6.3.2 MAC PDU formats• 6.3.3 Construction and transmission of MAC PDUs• 6.3.4 ARQ mechanism• 6.3.5 Scheduling services• 6.3.6 Bandwidth allocation and request mechanisms• 6.3.7 MAC support of PHY• 6.3.8 Contention resolution• 6.3.9 Network entry and initialization
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IEEE 802.16-2009 6. MAC common part sublayer
• This clause defines everything related to MAC sublayer including some examples given below
■ 6.3 Data/Control plane• 6.3.10 Ranging• 6.3.11 Update of channel descriptors• 6.3.12 Assigning SSs to multicast groups• 6.3.13 Establishment of multicast connections• 6.3.14 Quality of service (QoS)• 6.3.15 Procedures for shared frequency band usage• 6.3.16 MAC support for HARQ• 6.3.17 DL CINR report operation• 6.3.18 Optional band AMC operations using 6-bit CQICH encoding
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Submission Slide 9
IEEE 802.16-2009 6. MAC common part sublayer
• This clause defines everything related to MAC sublayer including some examples given below
■ 6.3 Data/Control plane• 6.3.19 Data delivery services for mobile network• 6.3.20 Sleep mode for mobility-supporting MS• 6.3.21 MAC HO procedures• 6.3.22 Multicast and broadcast service (MBS)• 6.3.23 MS idle mode (optional)• 6.3.24 MIHF support• 6.3.25 Location Based Services• 6.3.26 Persistent Scheduling• 6.3.27 Emergency Service
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IEEE 802.16-2009 7. Security sublayer
• This clause defines everything related to security sublayer typically with reference to some security protocols
■ 7.1 Architecture■ 7.2 PKM protocol■ 7.3 Dynamic SA creation and mapping■ 7.4 Key usage■ 7.5 Cryptographic methods■ 7.6 Certificate profile■ 7.7 Preauthentication■ 7.8 PKMv2■ 7.9 Multicast and broadcast rekeying algorithm (MBRA)
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IEEE 802.16-2009 8. Physical layer (PHY)
• This clause defines everything related to PHY layer with possibility to define several PHY layers
■ 8.1 WirelessMAN-SC PHY specification■ 8.2 Reserved■ 8.3 WirelessMAN-OFDM PHY■ 8.4 WirelessMAN-OFDMA PHY■ 8.5 WirelessHUMAN specific components
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IEEE 802.16-2009 8. Physical layer (PHY)
• This clause defines everything related to PHY layer with possibility to define several PHY layers
■ 8.4 WirelessMAN-OFDMA PHY– Examples of the topics are below
• 8.4.1 Introduction• 8.4.2 OFDMA symbol description, symbol parameters and transmitted signal• 8.4.3 OFDMA basic terms definition• 8.4.4 Frame structure• 8.4.5 Map message fields and Ies• 8.4.6 OFDMA subcarrier allocations• 8.4.7 OFDMA ranging• 8.4.8 Space-time coding (STC) (optional)
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IEEE 802.16-2009 8. Physical layer (PHY)
• This clause defines everything related to PHY layer with possibility to define several PHY layers
■ 8.4 WirelessMAN-OFDMA PHY– Examples of the topics are below
• 8.4.9 Channel coding• 8.4.10 Control mechanisms• 8.4.11 Fast-feedback channels• 8.4.12 Channel quality measurements• 8.4.13 Transmitter requirements• 8.4.14 Receiver requirements• 8.4.15 Frequency control requirements• 8.4.16 Optional HARQ support
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IEEE 802.16-2009 9. Configuration
• This clause defines some topics related to the configuration of managed objects e.g. base station and terminal including
■ 9.1 SS IP addressing used on secondary management connection
■ 9.2 SS Configuration file■ 9.3 ASN.1 Management Information Base■ 9.4 Management protocols
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IEEE 802.16-2009 10. Parameters and constants
• Usually, previous clauses use parameter/constant names, not exact values
• This clause defines value for this parameters/constants■ 10.1 Global values■ 10.2 PKM parameter values■ 10.3 PHY-specific values■ 10.4 Well-known addresses and identifiers
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IEEE 802.16-2009 11. TLV encodings
• This clause defines encoding for MAC management messages and other messages, for example
■ 11.3 UCD management message encodings■ 11.5 RNG-REQ management message encodings■ 11.15 HO management encodings
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IEEE 802.16-2009 12. System profiles
• This clause defines system profiles• System profile defines which of the options need to be selected for this
profile
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IEEE 802.16-2009 13. MIB Modules
• This clause defines SNMP-based ASN.1 description of MIB■ 13.1 Structure of MIB modules■ 13.2 ASN.1 Definitions of MIB Modules
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IEEE 802.16-2009 14. Management interfaces and procedures
• This clause defines primitives of the M-SAP and C-SAP■ 14.1 Service primitive template■ 14.2 Management and control functions
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IEEE 802.16-2009 Annexes
■ Annexes could be two types• Informative
– Not mandatory for implementation, some supporting or explanatory material to help implementors
• Normative– Mandatory for implementation, moved from the main part to
simplify the main part
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IEEE 802.22-2011 1. Overview 2. Normative references 3. Definitions 4. Abbreviations and acronyms 5. System architecture
■ 5.1 Reference architecture■ 5.2 Management reference architecture
6. Packet Convergence sublayer 7. MAC Common Part sublayer 8. Security mechanism in IEEE 802.22 9. PHY
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IEEE 802.22-2011 10. Cognitive radio capability
■ 10.1 General■ 10.2 Spectrum Manager operation■ 10.3 Spectrum Sensing Automaton (SSA)■ 10.4 Spectrum sensing■ 10.5 Geolocation■ 10.6 Database service■ 10.7 Primitives for cognitive radio capabilities
11. Configuration 12. Parameters and connection management 13. MIB structure Annex A (normative) IEEE 802.22 regulatory domains and regulatory classes
requirements
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Submission Slide 23
ECMA-392 1 Scope 2 Conformance 3 Normative references 4 Terms and definitions 5 Abbreviations and Acronyms 6 General description 7 MAC common part sublayer 8 Security 9 PHY Annex A (normative) MUX sublayer
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