Title: 53rd Session of meetings of the IEEE 802.15 Working Group for Wireless Personal Area Networks
153rd Session of meetings of the IEEE 802.15
Working Group for Wireless Personal Area Networks
- March 16-21, 2007
- Caribe Royale Convention Center
- 8101 World Center Dr
- Orlando, FL, USA
- Consolidated Closing Report
2802.15 Organization Chart
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3Objectives of the Orlando Session March 16-21,
2008
- TASK GROUP 3c mmWave PHY for 15.3
- Complete Initial Drafting Effort
- Seek approval for WG Letter Ballot
- Update Project Timeline
- TASK GROUP 4c Alternate PHY layer
- CWPAN Status/Update and Next Steps
- Finalize Drafting Schedule
- Next Steps Timeline
4Objectives of the Orlando Session March 16-21,
2008
- TASK GROUP 4d Alternate PHY layer
- Review Final Proposal Submissions
- Establish Drafting Group
- Update Project Timeline
- TASK GROUP-4e MAC Enhancements
- Officer Elections
- Refine Project Timeline/Work Activity
5Objectives of the Orlando Session March 16-21,
2008
- TASK GROUP 5 Mesh Networking
- Comment Resolution -Working Group Letter Ballot
- Technical Presentation and Discussion
- PAR extension decision
- Discussion of project plan-start of Sponsor
Ballot - TASK GROUP 6-Body Area Networks
- Finalize Application Matrix
- Work on Channel Model and TR documents
- Finalize operating procedures
- Update Project Timeline as needed
6Objectives of the Orlando Session March 16-21,
2008
- STUDY GROUP-RFID
- Develop Objectives
- Identify groups that should be contacted to
participate - Review Liaison Contacts Made
- Draft Preliminary 5C and PAR Scope and Purpose
- NEW PROJECTS SUBCOMMITTEE
- Report on sub-group progress
- New presentations
7Objectives of the Orlando Session March 16-21,
2008
- INTEREST GROUP-VISIBLE LIGHT COMMUNICATIONS
- Develop Objectives
- Conduct Tutorial for 802 Community
- Review Liaison Contacts Made
- Seek Approval to form a Study Group
- INTEREST GROUP- TERRAHERTZ COMMUNICATONS
- Prepare Call for Contributions
- Review Current Contributions
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9 TG3c mmWave PHY Amendment Closing Report 20
March, 2008
10- 0800 Tuesday, March 18. Call to order.
- TG3c Leadership Chair R. Fisher. vice
Chair S. Kato, A. Mathew Secretary H.
Ikeda , T. Baykas, C.S. Sum - Technical Editor J. Gilb
- Sub Editors A. Astrin, S. Skafidas,
I. Lakkis, C. Ngo, T. Baykas, C.S. Sum, - A. Kasher, B.
Gaffney - 3. Attendance
- Approx. 90 attendees in each slot.
- 4. Ten 2-hour time slots are allocated.
- 5. 1430 March 20 Meeting adjourned
11Meeting Accomplishments
12Record of Motion Ballots
13Conference calls, all 1.5 hours
08/0203r0
- 2 April 2008 0600 PDT,2200 KST/JST, 1500 Brussels
sponsored by NICT - 8 April 2008, 2200 PDT, 9 April 2008, 1400
KST/JST, 0700 Brussels, sponsored by Samsung - 16 April 2008, 1500 PDT, 17 April 2008, 0700
KST/JST, 0000 Brussels, sponsored by (NICT or
volunteer)? - 22 April 2008 0600 PDT, 2200 KST/JST, 1500
Brussels, sponsored by (NICT or volunteer)? - 29 April 2008, 2200 PDT, 30 April 2008, 1400
KST/JST, 0700 Brussels, sponsored by Samsung - 7 May 2008, 1500 PDT, 8 May 2008, 0700 KST/JST,
0000 Brussels, sponsored by (NICT or volunteer)?
14Comment submission deadline.
08/0203r0
- Only comments received prior to May 5, 2008
midnight AoE will be considered in the 2008
Jacksonville meeting for inclusion in the draft. - Moved by James Gilb, Second S. Kato
- (Approved by acclamation)
15List of Contributions
16Plan to Get to Baseline Document
08/076r1
- March 2008 Draft baseline document was
presented. - Future plan
- April and May 2008 Conference calls
- May 2008 Resolve open issues, and approve draft
for WG letter ballot - May-July 2008 WG letter ballot
17Ballot plan
08/076r1
- July 2008 First letter ballot completed, start
comment resolution - November 2008 Resolution of comments completed,
begin re-circulation ballot - January 2009 re-circulation ballot completed,
comment resolution - March 2009 - Start Sponsor ballot
- May 2009 802 Sponsor Ballot completed, comment
resolution, start recirculation ballot - July 2009 802 Sponsor Ballot re-circulation
completed - and, submit to RevCom
for final approval - September 2009 Approval by RevCom
18Project timeline
Project timeline based on 08/0076r1
19 TG4c 15.4 PHY Amendment for China 20 March, 2008
20TG4c Purpose
- To draft an amendment to IEEE 802.15.4-2006 to
include a sub-GHz PHY appropriate for use in
China.
21Meeting Objectives
22Meeting Achievements
23Meeting Achievements (contd.)
24TG4c Ballot Plan Timeline
- May 2008 First letter ballot completed, comment
resolution and start 1st
re-circulation - July 2008 1st re-circulation ballot completed,
comment resolution, and start 2nd
re-circulation - Sept. 2008 2nd re-circulation ballot completed,
comment resolution, and Start Sponsor ballot - Nov. 2008 Sponsor ballot completed, comment
resolution, and Start
Sponsor ballot recirculation - Jan. 2009 802 Sponsor Ballot re-circulation
completed and submit to RevCom for final
approval
25Meeting Achievements (contd.)
- TG4c Motion to Accept Draft by Task Group Passed
UnanimouslyThat the 802.15 TG4c approves the
draft amendment P802-15-4c-D2_Draft_Amendment.pdf
and in doing so approves taking it to the 802.15
WG to seek approval to go to Letter Ballot. - Motion to the 802.15 WG
- That the 802.15 WG approves the draft amendment
P802-15-4c-D2_Draft_Amendment.pdf to go to 1st
Letter Ballot.
26Meeting Achievements (contd.)
27Future Plans
28Acknowledgements
29 TG4d 15.4 PHY Amendment for Japan 20 March, 2008
30TG4d Purpose
- To amend 802.15.4-2006 to include a sub-GHz PHY
appropriate for use in Japan.
31Meeting Objectives
32Meeting Achievements / Outcomes
33TG4d Statistics
- 4 sessions used.
- Presentations
- 15-08-0109-00-004d-p802-15-4-d-proposal-ww-bpsk-wi
th-afa-provisioning.pdf - 15-08-0111-01-004d-low-cost-and-low-power-consumpt
ion-proposal-for-802-15-4d-from-oki.pdf
34Objectives for Jacksonville May 2008
35Between now and Jacksonville
36Acknowledgements
37 TG4e 15.4 MAC Enhancements 20 March, 2008
38TG4e PAR Scope of Proposed Standard
Mar 2008
- The intention of this amendment is to enhance and
add functionality to the 802.15.4-2006 MAC to a)
better support the industrial markets and b)
permit compatibility with modifications being
proposed within the Chinese WPAN. - Specifically, the MAC enhancements are limited
to - TDMA to provide a) determinism, b) enhanced
utilization of bandwidth - Channel Hopping to provide additional robustness
in high interfering environments and enhance
coexistence with other wireless networks - GTS to increase its flexibility such as a)
supporting peer to peer, b) the length of the
slot, and c) number of slots - CSMA to improve throughput and reduce energy
consumption - Security to add support for additional options
such as asymmetrical keys - Low latency to reduce end to end delivery time
such as needed for control applications
Slide 38
Pat Kinney, Kinney Consulting LLC
39Purpose of Proposed Standard
Mar 2008
Slide 39
Pat Kinney, Kinney Consulting LLC
40Meeting Goals/Accomplishments
Mar 2008
Slide 40
Pat Kinney, Kinney Consulting LLC
41TG4e Efforts/Quality
Mar 2008
Slide 41
Pat Kinney, Kinney Consulting LLC
42Proposed TG4e Baseline Schedule
Mar 2008
Slide 42
Pat Kinney, Kinney Consulting LLC
43Goals for Next Session
Mar 2008
- Concisely define proposed efforts
- Map applications to the above efforts
- Cull out efforts that are not needed by
Applications, add efforts that are needed by
applications - Discuss any changes to PAR that are necessary
- Receive additional applications
- Send out CFP
Slide 43
Pat Kinney, Kinney Consulting LLC
44 TG5 Mesh NetworkingRecommended PracticeClosing
Report 20 March, 2008
45TG5 WPAN MeshClosing ReportMarch 20,
2008Orlando, FloridaMeeting Objectives
March 2008
- Complete Comment Resolution
- Project plan Discussion
Myung Lee, CUNY
Slide 45
46Presentations
March 2008
- Synchronization Issue
- Changsub Shin 15-08-0173r0
- Multicasting
- Allan Zhu 15-08-0170r0
Myung Lee, CUNY
Slide 46
47Summary of Comment Resolution
- Total Number of Comments 419
- Technical 209
- Editorial 210
- Resolution
- Accept 406 (AIP included)
- Reject 13
- The Group approved all the comment resolutions
(10-0-0)
48Others
March 2008
- Bi-weekly teleconference for texting progress
- Time 700PM, EST, 4PM PST, 4PM Europe, 8AM
Korea, 7AM China - Date Wednesday April 2, April 16, April 30
- New Secretary Dr. Tae Rim Park
Myung Lee, CUNY
Slide 48
49Motion Approved by WG
March 2008
- Task Group 802.15.5 seeks Working Group approval
to start a Recirculation Ballot based on the
Comment Resolutions compiled as
15-08-0201-00-0005-d2P802-15-5_Draft_LB-comments-s
heet-Compiled-r9.xls -
Myung Lee, CUNY
Slide 49
50 TG6 Body Area NetworkingClosing Report 20
March, 2008
51March 2008
- IEEE 802.15 TG6
- Body Area Network
- Closing Report
- 2nd Meeting as a Task Group 6
- Orlando, FL
- 20 March, 2008
Arthur Astrin
Slide 51
52Objectives for this session
March 2008
- Presentations of responses to TG Call for
Applications - Presentations of responses to SG Calls
- Issue Call for Intent (CFI)
- Presentations of responses to SG Call for
Technology and Regulatory issues and Body Channel
Patterns - Edit BAN Channel Model Document, BAN Regulatory
Document and review Technical Requirements
Document - Appoint second Vice-Chair
Arthur Astrin
Slide 52
53We have a second Vice-Chair!
March 2008
- Ranjeet Kumar Patro
- Samsung, India
Arthur Astrin
Slide 53
54Contributions List
March 2008
Welcome Philips Qualcomm Samsung GE General
Electric Plantronics Zarlink Toumaz Stichting
IMEC
Sessions 6
Arthur Astrin
Slide 54
55Timeline 08
March 2008
Arthur Astrin
Slide 55
56Plans for May 2008 meeting
March 2008
- Presentations of responses to TG Call for
Applications - Presentations of responses to SG Calls
- Edit Call for Proposals (CFP) to issue in July
-
- Have regular teleconferences on Wednesdays
- Next meeting Wednesday, April 2, 2008 (need
Teleconference bridge volunteer) - 600 AM PST (West Coast USA , G-7 ),
- 900 AM EST (East Coast USA , G-4 ),
- 1300 PM (UK, G)
- 14 00 PM (EU, G1),
- 18 30 PM (Bangalore, India, G5.5),
- 22 00 PM JST(Japan, G9), KST(Korea),
- 0000 AM (Canberra, Australia, G11), ( Midnight
Wed /Thu 4/3)
Arthur Astrin
Slide 56
57Rotating Teleconference schedule
March 2008
Arthur Astrin
Slide 57
58March 2008
Thank You ! Any Questions ?
Arthur Astrin
Slide 58
59 RFID Study Group Closing Report 20 March, 2008
60IEEE 802.15 RFID-SG Closing Report 2nd Meeting
as a Study Group Orlando, Florida 20 March 2008
61- IEEE 802.15 RFID Study Group Meeting Overview in
Orlando, Florida - RFID-IG Volunteer Chair M. McInnis
- 2. Two each 2-hour time slots were allocated
during this session. - 3. Attendance
- Approx. 35 attendees in Monday PM2 slot.
- Approx. 29 attendees in Thursday AM1 slot.
-
- 4. Relative Documents
- 15-08-0137-01-rfid-RFID-Agenda-March-2008
- 15-08-0138-02-rfid-RFID-SG-Opening-Introduction-M
arch-2008 - 15-08-0089-02-rfid-RFID-Study-Group-Call-for-Cont
ributions.doc - 15-08-0207-00-rfid-RFID-SG-Minutes-Orlando-March-
2008.doc -
62Potential Opportunity
- This RFID SG offers a project opportunity for
the development of a PAR and 5 Criteria toward
drafting a standard PHY and MAC for RFID
ultra-low energy tags and sensors which may fill
a gap in wireless applications which reside
anywhere between passive RFID tags and current
IEEE 802.15 low-energy low-bit rate wireless
standards. - This is not addressed elsewhere, such as in
EPCglobal or ISO. Specific problem areas include
ambiguous radio definitions, lack of
co-existence, excessive handshakes with
controller or network (impacts energy
consumption), proprietary implementations, and
insufficient security. - The Study Group will define the required
co-ordination needed with groups such as the
IEEE, the EPCglobal group, ISO/IEC, and others.
63Objective of the IEEE 802.15 RFID the Study Group
- Determine whether there is sufficient
participation from the RFID industry in drafting
the PAR and Five Criteria documents required to
become a Task Group for the purpose of developing
a passive, semi-passive, or active RFID ultra-low
energy tag and sensor PHY and/or MAC draft
standard which would have - Broad applicability
- Is a unique solution for a problem
- Is substantially different from other IEEE 802
Standards.
64Meeting Achievements
- Discussed the RFID SG direction.
- No presentations were made during this meeting
session but several potential presentation
authors have expressed intent to present during
the May 2008 meeting in Jacksonville. - The RFID SG Call for Contributions (CFC) document
was substantially revised to remove a perceived
limitation in CFC scope and to add more topics to
help guide presenters on the type of information
which is being sought. - A motion was made within the RFID Study Group to
extend the RFID Study Group for four months. The
motion carried with a vote of 13/0/0
65Motion Approved by Working Group
- Move that 802.15 WG extend the RFID Study
Group for four more months in order to develop a
PAR and 5 Criteria for a draft standard for a PHY
and/or MAC targeting RFID and low energy sensor
applications.
66 THz Interest Group Closing Report 20 March,
2008
67- TeraHertz IG met for one session on Wednesday AM1
with 10 attendees. - We had four contributions
- Doc 15-08-0060-01-0thz, Call for Contributions
- Doc 15-08-0107-0thz, Link Budget Exploration for
THz Communications - Doc 15-08-0133-01-0thz, Feasibility of Giga-bps
Data Rates at THz Frequencies - Doc 15-08-0172-00-0thz, Liaison to ITU-R WP1A
regarding status of the 275 3000 GHz frequency
band
68Motions The liaison to the ITU-R was approved at
both the IG and WG level for submittal to the
ITU-R by IEEE802.18. THz IG will next meet in
May in Jacksonville where we hope to have
responses to the Call for Contributions.
69 Visible Light CommunicationsInterest
GroupClosing Report 20 March, 2008
70March 2008
IG-VLC 2nd Meeting, Orlando, FL Closing
Report20 March, 2008
Slide 70
Eun Tae Won, Samsung Electronics
71Purpose of VLC Interest Group
March 2008
- Determine whether there is sufficient interest in
creating a VLC Study Group for the purpose of
developing a Visible Light Communication PAR 5C.
Slide 71
Eun Tae Won, Samsung Electronics
72Objective of Meeting
March 2008
- Call for presentation of VLC
- Hearing for presentation of VLC issues
- Take motion for promotion to SG-VLC
Slide 72
Eun Tae Won, Samsung Electronics
73March 2008
- VLC tutorial in Monday 630 pm
- - Presented by Samsung, VLCC, University
of Oxford - - Approx. 250 attendees were participated
- 2. Two 2-hour time slots was held in Tuesday.
- - Attendance
- 31 attendees in Tuesday PM1 slot.
- 33 attendees in Thursday AM2 slot.
- 3. Relative Documents
- - VLC Tutorial
- 15-08-0114-02-0000-vlc-tutorial-mco-samsung-oxford
-2008 - - Presentation
- 15-08-0129-02-0vlc-vlc-application-trials
- 15-08-0131-00-0vlc-some-challenges-for-vis
ible-light-communication - 15-08-171-00-0vlc-10mbps-visible-light-tra
nsmission-system - 15-08-0139-00-0vlc-siemens-s-view-on-stand
ardisation-of-wireless-visible-light-communication
s - 15-08-0184-00-0vlc-visible-light-communica
tions-standard-issues
Slide 73
Eun Tae Won, Samsung Electronics
74Meeting Achievements
March 2008
Slide 74
Eun Tae Won, Samsung Electronics
75Motion to the 802.15 Working Group
March 2008
- Move that 802.15 WG seek approval to form a Study
Group to develop a PAR and 5 Criteria for a draft
standard for a PHY and MAC targeting Visible
Light Communication . - Moved Eun Tae Won
- Seconded James Gilb
- Vote 65/0/2
Slide 75
Eun Tae Won, Samsung Electronics
76Plans for May Meeting
March 2008
- Presentation of Call for Application response
- Presentation of Call for Technology response
- Presentation of Call for Regulatory response
- Start work on PAR and 5Cs
Slide 76
Eun Tae Won, Samsung Electronics
77Upcoming Sessions
- May 11-16, 2008, Hyatt, Jacksonville, FL, Interim
- July 13-18, 2008, Hyatt Regency Denver at the
Colorado Convention Center Denver, Colorado USA ,
802 Plenary Meeting. - Sept 7-12, 2008, Hilton Waikoloa Villiage, Big
Island, HI, USA Interim - November 9-14, 2008, Hyatt Regency Dallas, TX,
USA, 802 Plenary Meeting. - January 18-23, 2009, Hyatt Regency Century Plaza,
CA, USA Interim - March 8-13, 2009, Hyatt Regency Fairmont
Vancouver, BC, Canada, 802 Plenary Meeting.