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Agenda Scheduling of regular joint meetings January 2010 Agenda Scheduling of regular joint meetings Establishment of Liaisons between WGs Request for input into 802.19 from other WGs on TVWS coexistence Plans for 802.11af development Plans for 802.19.1 development Status and plans for 802.22 development Questions from 802.11af Plans for March Session Steve Shellhammer, Qualcomm

Regular Joint 11/19/22 TVWS Meeting January 2010 Regular Joint 11/19/22 TVWS Meeting Agree on a common time-slot to hold this joint meeting at all Plenaries and Wireless Interims Possible Dates & Times Monday Evening – Will not work at Plenaries Tuesday Evening – Could work at both Plenaries and Interims Other ?? What date/time should we schedule going forward? 802.19 recommends Tuesday evenings Rotate chair of joint meeting between 11/19/22 chairs? Steve Shellhammer, Qualcomm

Establishment of WG Liaisons January 2010 Establishment of WG Liaisons One method of encouraging cross-participation is to establish liaisons between the three WGs (11/19/22) Each WG chair grants voting rights to a liaison from each of the other two WGs Each liaison would provide reports in their Liaison WG on the TVWS activities in their home WG Each liaison can represent their home WG by voting on the draft in the Liaison WG Steve Shellhammer, Qualcomm

Liaisons Comments? Should we recommend this to the 11/19/22 chairs? January 2010 Liaisons Liaison Home WG - Reports Liaison WG Eldad Perahia 802.11  802.19 Open 802.22 802.19  802.11 802.22  Comments? Should we recommend this to the 11/19/22 chairs? Steve Shellhammer, Qualcomm

802.11af Plans Reference 802.11af document or verbal summary January 2010 802.11af Plans Reference 802.11af document or verbal summary Steve Shellhammer, Qualcomm

802.19.1 Plans See 802.19 Opening Report 802.19-10/02r1 January 2010 Steve Shellhammer, Qualcomm

802.22 Status and Plans Reference 802.22 document or verbal summary January 2010 802.22 Status and Plans Reference 802.22 document or verbal summary Steve Shellhammer, Qualcomm

January 2010 Questions from 802.11af How does 802.19 plan to get universal acceptance of their coexistence mechanisms? One goal is to provide an incentive to adopt based on improved performance for those that do adopt We do not expect universal acceptance of this standard, just as any other standard If universal adoption is not possible, how does 802.19 plan to keep the use of these mechanisms from disadvantaging those who do use them? The 802.19 WG plans to examine this issue in the requirements process Steve Shellhammer, Qualcomm

Plans for March Joint 11/19/22 Meeting January 2010 Plans for March Joint 11/19/22 Meeting Joint meeting topics Updates on establishment of liaisons Introduction of any new officers 802.11af task group officers 802.19.1 task group officers Status updates from 11/19/22 Review of requirements documents, etc. Steve Shellhammer, Qualcomm