3GPP2 Vision:

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3GPP2 Vision System Release 6 7
Jane Brownley Chair, Vision Ad Hoc Jane.Brownley_at_a
lcatel-lucent.com
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3GPP2 System Releases

• What is a System Release?
• A documented set of end-to-end features published
  periodically
• TSGs develop specifications and technical reports
  to support these features
• System Release dates parallel the TSG delivery
  schedules for key features
• How is a System Release documented?
• End-to-end features are bundled as Work Items
• Detailed descriptions of key Work Items,
  including all publications
• Why are System Releases useful?
• Helps coordinate work gap-analysis across
  interfaces
• How often are they published?
• Every 12 18 months

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System Release 6 Delivers

• 3GPP2 Technical Specifications Groups (TSGs)
  completed specifications for System Release 6 in
  April 2011. The following are the key end-to-end
  features and services
• Femtocell Support
• Technology Interworking
• Enhanced Radio Network Capabilities

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System Release 6 Delivers

• Femtocell Support
• 3GPP2 System Enhancements for Femto and Picocell
  Support
• End-to-end support for large numbers of
  distributed Radio Access Nodes, including
• A.S0024-0 Interoperability Specification (IOS)
  for Femtocell Access Points
• C.S0016-D Over-the-Air Service Provisioning of
  Mobile Stations in Spread Spectrum Standards
• S.R0037-B IP Network Architecture Model for
  cdma2000 Spread Spectrum Systems
• S.R0126-0 System Requirements for Femto Cell
  Systems
• S.R0135-0 Network Architecture Model for
  cdma2000 Femtocell Enabled Systems
• S.R0139-0 Femtocell Systems Overview for
  cdma2000 Wireless Communication Systems
• X.S0059-000-0 cdma2000 Femtocell Network
  Overview
• X.S0059-200-0 cdma2000 Femtocell Network 1x and
  IMS Network Aspects
• X.S0063-0 3GPP2 Femtocell Configuration
  Parameters

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System Release 6 Delivers

• Femtocell Support continued
• Femto Security Framework
• Security architecture, methods and procedures
  between Femtocells and cdma2000 networks
• S.S0132-0 Femtocell Security Framework
• 1x and HRPD Base Station Minimum Performance
  Specifications for Femtocells
• Better performance and reduced complexity for
  femtocell development, deployment and operation
• C.S0010-D Recommended Minimum Performance
  Standards for cdma2000 Spread Spectrum Base
  Stations
• C.S0032-C Recommended Minimum Performance
  Standards for cdma2000 High Rate Packet Data
  Access Network

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System Release 6 Delivers

• Technology Interworking
• 3GPP2 cdma2000 (HRPD and 1xRTT) and 3GPP E-UTRAN
  (LTE) Mobility Interworking and Inter-Technology
  Handoff
• Service continuity solutions to support mobility
  and handoff
• A.S0008-C Interoperability Specification (IOS)
  for High Rate Packet Data (HRPD) Radio Access
  Network Interfaces with Session Control in the
  Access Network
• A.S0009-C Interoperability Specification (IOS)
  for High Rate Packet Data (HRPD) Radio Access
  Network Interfaces with Session Control in the
  Packet Control Function
• A.S0022-0 Interoperability Specification (IOS)
  for Evolved High Rate Packet Data (eHRPD) Radio
  Access Network Interfaces and Interworking with
  Enhanced Universal Terrestrial Radio Access
  Network (E-UTRAN)
• C.R1001-G Administration of Parameter Value
  Assignments for cdma2000 Spread Spectrum
  Standards
• C.S0067-A Key Exchange Protocols for cdma2000
  High Rate Packet Data Air Interface
• S.R0129-0 HRPD/1xRTT and 3GPP E-UTRAN (LTE)
  Interworking and Inter-Technology Handoff - Stage
  1 Requirements
• S.R0138-0 eHRPD Security Framework
• X.S0042-A Voice Call Continuity Between IMS and
  Circuit Switched Systems
• X.S0057-0 E-UTRAN - eHRPD Connectivity and
  Interworking Core Network Aspects

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System Release 6 Delivers

• Technology Interworking continued
• Inter-Technology Handoff Support for HRPD-WiMAX
• Support active state handoff for packet service
  continuity
• C.S0086-0 WiMAX HRPD Interworking Air
  Interface Specification
• S.R0128-0 HRPD and WiMAX Inter-Technology
  Handoff - Stage 1 Requirements
• X.S0058-0 WiMAX-HRPD Interworking Core Network
  Aspects
• WLAN-cdma2000 1x Circuit-Switched Voice
  Interworking
• Voice Service continuity while switching network
  connections between VoIP and circuit-based voice
• S.R0037-A IP Network Architecture Model for
  cdma2000 Spread Spectrum Systems
• S.R0087-A cdma2000 WLAN Interworking Stage 1
  Requirements
• X.S0028-000-A cdma2000 Packet Data Services
  Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) Interworking
• X.S0028-200-A cdma2000 Packet Data Service
  Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) Interworking -
  Access to Operator Service and Mobility for WLAN
  Interworking
• X.S0042-0 Voice Call Continuity Between IMS and
  Circuit Switched Systems
• X.S0048-0 Short Message Service Over IMS

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System Release 6 Delivers

• New Radio Capabilities
• Enhancement of the cdma2000 1x System
• Significant increases in system capacity,
  especially for voice services
• A.S0011-17-D Interoperability Specification
  (IOS) for cdma2000 Access Network Interfaces
• C.S0001-5-E cdma2000 Spread Spectrum Systems
• Extended Cell High Rate Packet Data (xHRPD)
• C.S0098-0 Extended Cell High Rate Packet Data
  (xHRPD)
• Enhanced System Selection
• Autonomous system selection of sector/carriers
• C.S0016-D Over-the-Air Service Provisioning of
  Mobile Stations in Spread Spectrum Standards

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System Release 6 Delivers

• New Core Network Capabilities
• Accounting at the HA/LMA in cdma2000 Systems
• IP session Accounting support for Home Agent and
  Local Mobility Agent in PMIPv6 modes of
  operation
• X.S0066-0 Accounting at the HA/LMA in cdma2000
  Systems
• Unstructured Supplementary Services Data (USSD)
• USSD offers a simple but broad category of mobile
  data services feasible on basic mobile devices
  with limited multimedia and protocol support
  using Data Burst Message (DBM) as the transport
  mechanism.
• X.S0065-0 Unstructured Supplementary Services
  Data (USSD) Support
• C.S0105-0 Unstructured Supplementary Service
  Data (USSD) Service Options for Spread Spectrum
  Systems Service Options 78 and 79

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System Release 7 Underway

• 3GPP2 TSGs are currently developing
  specifications for System Release 7. The
  following are the key end-to-end features and
  services
• System-wide Enhancements for M2M Deployment
• Energy Saving Improved Network Management
• HRPD Security, Enhancements Interworking of
  Voice Services

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System Release 7 Underway

• System-wide Enhancements for M2M Deployment
• Machine to Machine (M2M) Communication for
  cdma2000 Networks
• Support for large numbers of M2M devices,
  addressing and numbering schemes, optimization
  for small payload transmission, and security
  issues, plus cdma2000 1x Rev F for M2M radio
  enhancements
• C.S0049-A Removable User Identity Module
  Conformance Testing for Spread Spectrum Systems
• S.R0141-0 M2M Communication for cdma2000
  Networks
• S.R0146-0 M2M Communication System Requirements
• X.R0067-0 M2M Architecture and Enhancements
  Study to Support cdma2000 Networks
• SC.R4005-0 cdma2000 M2M Numbering
  Recommendations System Requirements Document

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System Release 7 Underway

• Energy Saving Improved Network Management
• Self-Organizing Networks (SON)
• Support for both intra-CDMA and inter-RAT (Radio
  Access Technologies) SON communications
• A.S0010-A cdma2000 RAN Management
• GREEN
• Green Revised Energy Efficient Network supports
  efficiencies across interfaces
• A.S0010-0 cdma2000 RAN Management
• S.R0140-0 Green Revised Energy Efficient Network
  (GREEN) - Technology Initiatives Study for
  cdma2000 Wireless Networks
• S.R0148-0 Dynamic RAN Power Management Stage 1
  Requirements

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System Release 7 Underway

• HRPD Security, Enhancements Interworking of
  Voice Services
• Advanced Security Framework for both HRPD and
  eHRPD
• Support for Air-Interface Application Layer
  Security (AALS) with HRPD and eHRPD access
  networks
• S.S1045-0 Advanced Security Framework for eHRPD
• BroadCast/MultiCast Service Enhancements on HRPD
  System
• Support for BCMCS on Femtocells and usage-based
  accounting
• A.S0019-0 Interoperability Specification (IOS)
  for Broadcast Multicast Services (BCMCS)
• C.S0054-A Packet Switched Video Telephony
  Services (PSVT/MCS)
• C.S0063-A cdma2000 High Rate Packet Data
  Supplemental Services
• X.S0022-A Broadcast and Multicast Service in
  cdma2000 Wireless IP Network
• Interworking between LMSD and IMS
• Support for interworking of Legacy Mobile Station
  Domain (LMSD) voice services IP Multimedia
  Subsystem (IMS) Session Initiation Protocol (SIP)
  voice services defined by 3GPP Release 9
• X.S0025-A Legacy MS Domain - Step 2

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System Release 6 Delivers

• Femtocell Support
• 3GPP2 System Enhancements for Femto and Picocell
  Support
• Enhancements to the core network to support large
  numbers of distributed radio access nodes
  connected to the cdma2000 core network over
  non-trusted All-IP networks.
• Femto Security Framework
• Specifying the security architecture, methods and
  procedures between femtocells and a Security
  Gateway Function in the cdma2000 packet core
  network, along with other system level security
  aspects.
• 1x and HRPD Base Station Minimum Performance
  Specifications for Femotcells
• Supplementing the femtocells to enable better
  performance and to reduce complexity of the
  development, deployment and operation of these
  femtocells.

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System Release 6 Delivers

• Technology Interworking
• 3GPP2 cdma2000 (HRPD and 1xRTT) and 3GPP E-UTRAN
  (LTE) Mobility Interworking and Inter-Technology
  Handoff
• Delivering service continuity solutions to
  support mobility and handoff between 3GPP2
  (1xRTT/HRPD) and 3GPP E-UTRAN (LTE).
• Inter-Technology Handoff Support for HRPD-WiMAX
• Supporting seamless handoff while in an active
  state, allowing dual-mode terminal devices to
  transition with minimal or no disruption of
  active services, as well as supporting
  bi-directional tunnels between HRPD and WiMAX to
  support active state handoff for packet service
  continuity.
• WLAN-cdma2000 1x Circuit-Switched Voice
  Interworking
• Including the support for the new scenario to
  provide continuity of a 3GPP2 circuit-switched
  voice service while switching network connections
  between VoIP via WLAN and a circuit-based voice
  call via the 3GPP2 system.

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System Release 6 Delivers

• New Radio Capabilities
• Enhancement of the cdma2000 1x System
• Significant increases in the system capacity,
  especially for voice services, thereby improving
  user experience.
• Extended Cell High Rate Packet Data (xHRPD)
• Enhancements to the HRPD air interface to support
  range extension for cells in deployments such as
  satellite and rural settings.
• Enhanced System Selection
• Improvements to the radio access for Over-the-Air
  Service Provisioning (OTASP) by enhancing system
  selection procedures wherein the Access Terminal
  (AT) are able to autonomously select
  sector/carriers, even those not advertised in
  Neighbor Lists.

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System Release 6 Delivers

• New Core Network Capabilities
• Accounting at the HA/LMA in cdma2000 Systems
• Accounting on an IP Session basis at the Home
  Agent (HA) for PMIPv4 and Local Mobility Agent
  (LMA) for PMIPv6 modes of operation. Accounting
  is the function within the cdma2000 network and
  the associated billing system whereby information
  related to a chargeable event is collected,
  formatted, transferred and evaluated in order to
  make it possible to determine resource usage for
  which the subscriber may be billed.
• Unstructured Supplementary Services Data (USSD)
• USSD offers a simple but broad category of mobile
  data services, without use of Internet Protocol
  on the MS, feasible on basic mobile devices with
  limited multimedia and protocol support. There
  are two modes of USSD (1) Man-Machine Interface
  (MMI) mode, in which character strings are
  generated by and/or displayed to the user (2)
  Application mode, in which User Agent (UA) and a
  network entity exchange data transparent to the
  user. USSD is characterized by transmissions of
  small amounts of data, not requiring a high data
  rate (less than 1 kbps is typically sufficient,
  though higher rates are permissible), allowing
  Data Burst Message (DBM) as transport mechanism.

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System Release 7 Underway

• System-wide Enhancements for M2M Deployment
• Machine to Machine (M2M) Communication for
  cdma2000 Network
• M2M will include
• network architecture enhancements for large
  numbers of M2M devices
• M2M addressing and numbering schemes,
  optimization of radio and network resource usage
  for massive M2M data communications to allow both
  MS and network initiated services
• efficiency to optimize for small payload
  transmission
• M2M security issues, and optimizations for the
  access and core networks (both packet and
  circuit-switched) for device battery usage
• M2M communication performance, signaling overhead
  and system capacity
• radio enhancements identified as cdma2000 1x Rev
  F for M2M Enhancements

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System Release 7 Underway

• Energy Saving Improved Network Management
• Self-Organizing Networks (SON)
• Self-organizing networks improves the ability of
  network elements to automatically communicate
  information between themselves in order to allow
  each element to configure itself relative to the
  other elements in the network. With the goal of
  saving time and minimizing human-based procedural
  errors, this work includes both intra-CDMA and
  inter-RAT (Radio Access Technologies) SON
  communications.
• Green Revised Energy Efficient Network (GREEN)
• Green Revised Energy Efficient Network supports
  efficiencies across interfaces by focusing on
  recent improvements to the design, delivery and
  deployment of services and equipment in the
  mobile network. GREEN will investigate
  enhancements that can potentially reduce power
  consumption, extend battery life, and better
  match the available power in both network and
  terminal equipment.

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System Release 7 Underway

• HRPD Security, Enhancements Interworking of
  Voice Services
• Advanced Security Framework for both HRPD and
  eHRPD
• Introducing support for Air-Interface Application
  Layer Security (AALS) with HRPD and eHRPD access
  networks, including authentication, key
  distribution management, interworking with AALS
  within the legacy security.
• BroadCast/MultiCast Service Enhancements on HRPD
  System
• Supporting BCMCS on Femtocells and usage-based
  accounting.
• Interworking between LMSD and IMS
• Interworking of Legacy Mobile Station Domain
  voice services IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS)
  Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) voice services
  defined by 3GPP Release 9. Voice services
  include call origination, termination and legacy
  supplementary service like 3-way calling,
  flexible alerting and call transfer.