802.20 Closing Slides Mark Klerer – Jerry Upton Vice-Chairs C802.20-03/10.

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Closing Slides Mark Klerer – Jerry Upton Vice-Chairs C /10

Requirements Correspondence Group Ground Rules Drive towards a consensus correspondence group contribution for July Plenary Session Build document from ground-up considering contributions from previous meetings and PAR and 5C Participation open to everyone Keeping multiple alternatives in text is OK Correspondence group participants reserve the right to contribute separately Contributors are expected to provide text that they would like included including a brief rationale of why they want the change Correspondence Group Chair: Khurram Sheikh (Sprint) list: stds requirements

Channel Modeling and Traffic Correspondence Group Ground Rules Drive towards a consensus correspondence group contribution for July Plenary Session with final model set by September Interim Session July set to be based on channel types and traffic types as known at that time based on the work of the requirements correspondence group. Participation open to everyone Build document from ground-up considering contributions from previous meetings, PAR, 5C and requirements working group. Keeping multiple alternatives in text is OK Correspondence group participants reserve the right to contribute separately Contributors are expected to provide text that they would like included including a brief rationale of why they want the change –Correspondence Group Chair: Glenn Golden (Flarion Technologies) – list: stds ch-models

Evaluation Criteria Correspondence Group Ground Rules Drive towards a consensus correspondence group contribution for September Interim Session Work to be based on requirements as defined by the requirements correspondence group and utilize the channel models and traffic models specified by the channel modeling correspondence group. Build document from ground-up considering contributions from previous two meetings and work of other correspondence groups. Keeping multiple alternatives in text is OK Correspondence group participants reserve the right to contribute separately Contributors are expected to provide text that they would like included including a brief rationale of why they want the change –Correspondence Group Chair: Farooq Khan (Lucent) – list: stds eval-criteria

Document Formats for used in PDF files are mandatory –Use light background and dark text –If possible, please convert files to PDF prior to submitting Optionally PPT, DOC and ZIP files may also be provided. ZIP files shall contain only PPT, DOC or PDF files. Contributions proposing draft text for inclusion in a standard shall provide that text in DOC format

Document Numbering/Naming in (Interim Plan) For the time being we retain the existing numbering system with the following enhancement: –A suffix will be added to: distinguish between different file types of the same document distinguish between a submitted document and an associated presentation New document numbering/naming plan will be discussed in the context of the file naming conventions proposed for the electronic system being proposed by /.15 (See IEEE /11)