A Proposal of HR-MS Direct Communication in IEEE 802.16n-GRIDMAN Network Document Number: IEEE S802.16n-11/0015r3 Date Submitted: 2011-03-15 Source: Ming-Tuo.

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A Proposal of HR-MS Direct Communication in IEEE n-GRIDMAN Network Document Number: IEEE S802.16n-11/0015r3 Date Submitted: Source: Ming-Tuo Zhou, Liru Lu (Alina), Xin Zhang, Masayuki Oodo, Hiroshi Harada * Re: Call for contributions for n AWD Base Contribution: IEEE C802.16n-11/0015r3 Purpose: To discuss and adopt the proposed text in the n draft Text Notice: This document does not represent the agreed views of the IEEE Working Group or any of its subgroups. It represents only the views of the participants listed in the “Source(s)” field above. It is offered as a basis for discussion. It is not binding on the contributor(s), who reserve(s) the right to add, amend or withdraw material contained herein. Copyright Policy: The contributor is familiar with the IEEE-SA Copyright Policy. Patent Policy: The contributor is familiar with the IEEE-SA Patent Policy and Procedures: and..html#6sect6.html#6.3 Further information is located at and.

Abstract This document presents proposal of facilities to support HR-MS direct communication in IEEE GRIDMAN networks, including Direct Communication Zone, procedures, messages, and scheduling methods.

HR-MS communication within same cell and between cells Generally, HR-MS direct communication happens within same cell. In this proposal, we think when the HR-MSs involved are from different cells and they are one-hop away neighbors, direct communication between them is also possible.

Hops of HR-MS Direct Communication In SRD of IEEE n-GRIDMAN, HR-MS direct communication is specified in Section [1]: “ MS to MS Direct Communication HR-MS shall provide direct communication i.e. the origination and termination of the data are at the HR- MS. Association establishment procedure of an HR-MS to another HR-MS shall be supported Single hop HR-MS shall support communication of user data and control signaling between an HR-MS and one or more HR-MSs that are 1-hop away Two-hop HR-MS shall support forwarding of user data and control signaling between an HR-MS and one or more HR-MSs.”

Network topology of HR-MS direct communication HR-MS direct communication can happen in case of the HR- network has infrastructure stations as well as has no infrastructure stations. HR-MS DC With infrastructure stations HR-MS DC without infrastructure stations

Scheduling of HR-MS direct communication Direct Communication Zone –A space of continuous subchannels along frequency and continuous symbols along time in a frame allocated for HR-MS direct communication –DCZ is for priority transmission of HR-MS direct communication for purpose of QoS provision and mitigating transmit/receive transition time of HR-MSs.

Scheduling of HR-MS direct communication (cont.) Direct Communication Zone –Its size is not fixed but can be configured dynamically. –When an HR-network has no infrastructure stations, a DCZ can occupy all of the frame space. –HR-MS direct communication has higher priority being scheduled in a DCZ than downlink and uplink communication for purpose to provide QoS support of HR-MS direct communication. –An HR-MS DC can be scheduled in space other than DCZ (like normal uplink and downlink communication space) if the current DCZ is occupied by other HR-MS DC.

Scheduling of HR-MS direct communication Centralized Scheduling –Centralized scheduling of HR-MS DC is performed by HR-BS. (i.e., only in HR-network with infrastructure network) –Can be applied to one- and two-hop HR-MS direct communication Distributed Scheduling –HR-MSs involved in the direct communication and their neighbors schedule the transmission in a distributed manner. –Can be applied in HR-network with/o infrastructure stations –It is applied to one-hop HR-MS direct communication only

Scheduling of HR-MS direct communication DCCS (Direct Communication Centralized Scheduling): Request is sent by requester HR-MS and is delivered to HR-BS. HR-BS collects bandwidth request of HR-MSs in the cell and grants resource accordingly. DC-MAP message is used to deliver resource granted for HR-MS DC. DC-MAP message should be delivered to HR-MS stations involved in the related direct communication. The transmission of DCCS message is scheduled in UL subframe by HR-BS. HR-MS (source) HR-BSHR-MS (destination) DCCS: Request DC-MAP data (resource released)

Scheduling of HR-MS direct communication A three-way handshaking procedure (Request, Grant, Grant Acknowledgement) is used in Distributed Scheduling: –DCDS: Request is sent by HR-MS requester. –DCDS: Grant is sent by HR-MS granter and replies a subset of the suggested resource to fit the Request if possible. –DCDS: Grant ACK is sent by the original HR-MS requester and contains the granted resource to confirm the schedule. One-hop neighbors of requester and granter are informed the schedule by either DCDS: Grant or DCDS: Grant Ack. In case with infrastructure stations –The transmission of DCDS messages is centralized scheduled by the HR-BS. –The resource allocation is reported to the HR-BS by DCDS: Report. Upon reception of DCDS: Report, an HR-BS is aware of the resource allocation and will not assign the same resource to other stations if no appropriate mechanism is adopted to resolve the issue of co-channel interference. In case without infrastructure stations, the transmission of DCDS messages is distributed scheduled by HR-MSs.

Scheduling of HR-MS direct communication (cont.)

Direct Communication MAP Message The Direct Communication MAP (DC-MAP) message is to signal resource assignment and other control information for HR-MS to HR-MS direct communication when the cell has HR-BS. The resource assignment is not limited in Direct Communication Zone since HR-MS to HR-MS direct communication is not limited to be scheduled in Direct Communication Zone.

HR-MS DC between HR-MSs from Different Cells HR-MS (cell 1) (source) HR-MS (cell 2) (destination) HR-BS (cell 2) HR-BS (cell 1) Handover from cell 1 to cell 2 and successes HR-MS DC as in a same cell Data transmission finish, handover back to original cell

HR-MS DC between HR-MSs from Different Cells Self-coexistence mechanism of fame sharing is that multiple nearby cells operate in different frames in time domain on the same frequency channel as illustrated in Fig. 7. Self-coexistence beacons are transmitted among cells in specified Self-coexistence Zone. Transmission of self-coexistence beacons among different cells is scheduled by Self-coexistence mechanism. Nearby cells can exchange control information by exchanging self- coexistence beacons.

HR-MS DC between HR-MSs from Different Cells (cont.) In this case (of sharing different frames on same frequency channel), if an HR-MS needs to communicate with HR-MS(s) of another cell, it sends resource request to the destination HR-MSs of the other cell via transmission of self-coexistence beacons. Upon receiving resource request message carried in self-coexistence beacon from a one-hop neighbor of another cell, an HR-MS may report this request to its HR-BS and the resource is centralized allocated. The resource within frames that are assigned to the cell of the destination HR-MS is granted to the requester HR-MS. This source grant is delivered to the request HR-MS via self-coexistence beacon.

HR-MS DC between HR-MSs from Different Cells (cont.) HR-MS (cell 1) (source) HR-MS (cell 2) (destination) HR-BS (cell 2) Resource Request Report of Request Resource Grant Data transmit Resource Release (Delivery of information between cells are through self-coexistence beacon)

Proposed Text Direct communication between HR-MSs HR-MS direct communication can happen in case of the HR-network has infrastructure stations as well as has no infrastructure stations. HR-MS direct communication is not limited among HR-MSs of a same cell. HR-MS direct communication (HR-MS DC) is categorized into one-hop HR- MS DC and two-hop HR-MS DC. In one-hop HR-MS DC, an HR-MS transmits or receives data packets to or from another HR-MS (or more than one HR-MS) directly. In two-hop HR-MS DC, an HR-MS communicate with another HR-MS (or more HR-MSs) by user data and control signaling forwarding provided by a middle HR-MS.

Proposed Text (cont.) HR-MS direct communication has priority to be scheduled in direct communication zone for QoS provision and mitigating transmit/receive transition time of HR-MSs. It also can be scheduled out of direct communication zone when the present direct communication zone is occupied by other HR-MS direct communications with same or higher priority. An HR-MS DC can be scheduled in two ways: centralized scheduling and distributed scheduling. In centralized scheduling, an HR-BS schedules the HR-MS DC transmission. In distributed scheduling, HR-MSs involved in the direct communication and their neighbors schedule the transmission in a distributed manner. A three-way handshaking procedure (Request, Grant, Grant Acknowledgement) is used in Distributed Scheduling. The Direct Communication MAP (DC-MAP) message is to signal resource assignment and other control information for HR-MS direct communication if it is under control of infrastructure stations.

Proposed Text (cont.) Both one-hop and two-hop HR-MS DC can be scheduled by centralized scheduling that is controlled by an HR-BS. For direct communication between HR-MSs from different cells, a direct way is the source HR-MS handover and associate with the other cell’s HR-BS. After handover, it can start direct communicate within HR-MSs in that cell by using the protocol of HR-MS DC in the same cell. When finish direct communication, the HR-MS handover back to its original cell. If multiple nearby cells operate on a same frequency channel, and self- coexistence mechanism of fame sharing is applied, direct communication between HR-MSs from different cells can be addressed by a self- coexistence solution, where resource grant and grant are negotiated by self- coexistence beacons.

Conclusion Facilities for HR-MS direct communications are proposed in this document. HR-MS DC has priority to be scheduled in direct communication zone. HR- MS DC can be scheduled by centralized and distributed scheduling. HR-MS from different cells can be supported by handover or self-coexistence solution. Some text is proposed for IEEE GRIDMAN AWD