Doc.: IEEE 802.22-06-0250-00-0000-November06-RR-TAG_Liaison_Report.ppt...

Peter Murray, Motorola

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doc.: IEEE 802.22-06-0250-00-0000-November06-RR-TAG_Liaison_Report.ppt

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November 2006

RR-TAG Liaison ReportIEEE 802.18 - 802.22

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Date: 17 November 2006

Authors:

Name Company Address Phone email

Peter Murray Motorola New Jersey 908-232-9054 [email protected]


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Submission

November 2006

Radio Regulatory – TAG

• Liaison - IEEE 802 Wireless WGs - National and International Regulatory Agencies

• Supports Wireless WGs Spectrum Requirements

• Tracks regulatory actions and provides advice to regulators to foster effective use of licensed and unlicensed spectrum


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Submission

November 2006

RR-TAG Efforts• Update ITU-R M.1450 “Characteristics of Broadband

Radio Local Area Networks”– 18-06/0038r0 submitted, WP8A used it as the working document– Anticipate completion at the June 2007 WP8A meeting

• 802.15.3c PAN update on 60 GHz issues due to FCC– P-P vs. PAN– Response will be sent to Commission this meeting


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November 2006

RR-TAG Efforts - 2

• FCC released TV whitespace R&O FNPRM–802.22 preparing input for comments and report by 802.18

•Joint meetings:–802.16 ITU AdHoc group

–802.22 WRAN

–802.11 TGy, 802.16h, 802.19

•Globalstar ATC petition–Terrestrial transmitters in 2483.5 – 2500 MHz band

•Wi-Fi Alliance meeting with Japan, Korea, & US regulators–Regulatory concern with 40 MHz Channelization


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November 2006

40 MHz BW Channelization Concern

• Wi-Fi Alliance working 5 GHz Spectrum harmonization advocacy and common certification processes

• Regulatory domains (including Japan, Korea and the USA) all express concern about the effects of 40 MHz channel bandwidth – In 2.4 GHz – coexistence with legacy 802.11 as well as other 2.4 GHz

technologies– In 5 GHz – concerns with DFS with 40 MHz channel bandwidth

• IEEE 802.11 needs to demonstrate that 40 MHz bandwidth will not cause coexistence issues and that DFS will be effective – 802.18 is requesting substantive documentation from .11 for presentation

to regulators to alleviate concerns and avoid regulatory mandates – The regulators have stated that they prefer that industry solve these issues

so they do not have to take action


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November 2006

Future Plans

• Continue the comments for the White Spaces NPRM

• Next meeting – London, England – 14-19 January 2007


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November 2006

Questions?

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