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Project Planning Potential Projects –Quick completion (1-2yrs) –Good interest –Write a clean PAR Prioritized List (based on interest level) –Metric: 1 = Hi, 2 = Med, 3 = Low Timeline A) B) C)

Projects discussed in Tutorial Advanced Access Networks –Multi-access networks –Multi-tier networks –Cooperative techniques –Advanced MIMO techniques –Green RAN Advanced Services –Machine-2-Machine communications –Enhancements for Security –Enhanced QOE for voice & video High Capacity Networks

Advanced Networks & ServicesProjects 1-line description Priority (1 = High, 2 = Med, 3= Low) TimeLine ( , , 2013+) Standards Changes Expected (PHY, MAC, or Both) M2M New requirements for massive number of devices to be connected over 16 Networks Enhanced QOE Improved quality of experience for mobile internet applications Multi-tier Networks Advanced network topologies offering high capacity at low cost (same RAT) Multi-access Network Advanced network topologies offering high capacity at low cost (multi-RAT) Client Collaboration Co-operation amongst clients, potentially a lower tier (single or multi-RAT) Advanced MIMO Ultra high speed networks > 1 Gbps Green RAN Energy savings at Client and Network