1. July Plenary Closing Report
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July Plenary Closing Report
IEEE P Wireless RANs Date:
Authors:
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2. Outline IEEE 802.22 WG Agenda IEEE P802.22 – Progress Report
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Outline
IEEE WG Agenda
IEEE P – Progress Report
IEEE P – Progress Report
IEEE P – Progress Report
IEEE P802.22a – Progress Report
IEEE b – Progress Report
Letters of Assurance
Past and Future Meetings
Likely WG Motions at the March EC Meeting
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3. IEEE 802.22 Meeting Agenda for the July 2012 Plenary can be found here
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IEEE P WG Agenda
Opening Plenary
Motions at the EC – No motions proposed this time
Notification to the EC on Motion to forward P802.22a to Sponsor Ballot
IEEE P – Project Completed. Standard published on July 1st, 2011.
IEEE P – Project Completed. Standard published on November 1st 2010
IEEE – Project completed. Standard published on Sept. 28th 201
Tutorial – None
Joint ITU / IEEE Meeting initiated by the IEEE Working Group on Spectrum Sharing and White Space Standardization within IEEE 802
Mid-week plenary – No Mid-week Plenary
Closing Plenary (Thursday, PM1)
EC Meeting
EC Workshop
IEEE Meeting Agenda for the July 2012 Plenary can be found here
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4. Month Year
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IEEE P Progress Report
IEEE Standard was published in 2010
Revision Project on IEEE initiated that incorporates Advanced Beaconing for protection of systems in HF, VHF, UHF, and S-Band (2-4 GHz). Call for contributions made
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5. Month Year
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IEEE P Progress Report
IEEE Standard was published on July 1st 2011.
We would like to thank the members and contributors, Members of the IEEE 802 Executive Committee, Members of the IEEE SA RevCom, Members of the IEEE SA Board and the IEEE SA Staff.
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6. Month Year
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IEEE P Progress Report
IEEE Standard was published on Sept. 28th 2012.
We would like to thank the members and contributors, Members of the IEEE 802 Executive Committee, Members of the IEEE SA RevCom, Members of the IEEE SA Board and the IEEE SA Staff.
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7. IEEE P802.22a MIBs and Managememt Plane Procedures
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IEEE P802.22a MIBs and Managememt Plane Procedures
First P802.22a WG Re-circulation letter ballot is under-way.
Continuing work on MIB development.
Current Response and Approval Ratio is at shown
2nd Working Group Re-circulation Ballot has been completed
Motion to be made to the EC to forward the P802.22a to the Sponsor Ballot
Total #
# Respondents 29 26
Return Ratio
Approve Ratio
89%
100%
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8. IEEE P802.22b Enhancement for Broadband Services and Monitoring Applications
2012
2013
2014 1 3 5 7 9 11
Task Group formed x
Process document
Functional Requirements
Call for Proposals issued
Selection Criteria x   x
Technical/Informative Contributions
Proposal presentations
Baseline proposal selected
Draft for 1st letter ballot
1st letter ballot completed
Comment Resolution
2nd letter ballot completed
Comment Resolution and recirculation
Sponsor ballot
RevCom/NesCom Approval
Chang-woo Pyo (NICT)
March 2012

9. IEEE P802.22 Letter of Assurance
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IEEE P Letter of Assurance
The LoAs can be found on the website at as well as on the IEEE SA website
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10. Future Sessions IEEE 802.22 Future Sessions are planned as follows
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Future Sessions
IEEE Future Sessions are planned as follows
Session
Dates
Location
Plenary
July 14-19, 2013
ITU Headquarters, Geneva, Switzerland
Interim
Sept 15-20, 2013
Nanjing, China
Nov , 2013
Dallas, Tx
Jan 19-24, 2014
Hyatt Century Plaza, Los Angeles
Mar 16-21, 2014
China World Hotel, Beijing, China
May 11-16, 2013
Hilton, Waikoloa Village
July 13-16, 2014
Manchester Grand Hyatt, San Diego
Sep 14-19, 2014
Venue TBD
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11. There are no 802.22 Tutorials for this session
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Sponsored Tutorial
There are no Tutorials for this session
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12. Month Year
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IEEE Initiated Joint Meeting on Spectrum Sharing and White Space Standardization in IEEE 802
Spectrum Sharing and White Space Standardization within IEEE 802 to Bridge the Digital Divide
Venue ITU Headquarters, Geneva, Switzerland Tuesday, July 16th, CICG, Room 4 Time: am – pm This meeting is open to all the ITU badge holders
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13. Month Year
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IEEE Initiated Joint Meeting on Spectrum Sharing and White Space Standardization in IEEE 802
Agenda
- Overview of Spectrum Sharing and Whitespace Activities at ITU – Philippe Aubineau (5 to 10 minutes) - Will confirm by weekend
- White Spaces: “Managing Spaces or Better Managing Inefficiencies - Christian Gomez - Spectrum Regulation and Policy Officer OPS, Radiocommunication Bureau (15 minutes)
- Overview of the IEEE 802 Standards – Nikolich (10 minutes)
- IEEE AF and IEEE GHz Spectrum Sharing Standardization Activities – Kraemer (20 minutes)
- IEEE m Standard for TV Band White Spaces- Speaker - Clint Powell (15 minutes)
- IEEE Co-existence Standardization –Shellhammer (15 minutes)
- IEEE Cognitive Radio based Wireless Regional Area Networks – Mody (15 minutes)
- IETF-PAWS Activities and IEEE 802 Collaboration- Bajko/ Das or Mody - (15 minutes)
- Q&A and Discussions - 10 minutes
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14. Month Year
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IEEE Initiated Joint Meeting on Spectrum Sharing and White Space Standardization in IEEE 802
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15. Month Year
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IEEE Initiated Joint Meeting on Spectrum Sharing and White Space Standardization in IEEE 802
Approximately a hundred people attended the workshop including several ITU Staff from the ITU-T, ITU-R and ITU-D sectors
The Chair Dr. Apurva N. Mody asked if there was any objection in taking pictures during this meeting. There was no objection
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16. Chair, IEEE 802.22 Working Group
IEEE ITU Joint Meeting Spectrum Sharing and White Space Standardization to Bridge Digital Divide
Dr. Apurva N. Mody,
Chair, IEEE Working Group

17. TVWS Regulations Around the World
Canada Regulations completed – Total 300 MHz (Ch. 2-51) being considered for license-exempt operation, of which 180 MHz (ch ) have already been open for light-licensing for remote rural broadband access since June 2009
UK Initial Rules Released (July 5th, 2012) – License-exempt database driven approach, different classes of devices, sensing optional
EU (CEPT) Discussions on-going – license-exempt, collaborative sensing, database approaches considered. Variable transmit power based on device capabilities, microphone protection beacon
Japan (MIC) Discussions on-going Final rules before WS projects under way – WS Test Area to be allocated
Brazil – DTV transition on-going. Realizes the importance of broadband for rural (e. g. Res. 558, Operation in 450 – 470 MHz)
Egypt – interested and participating in IEEE 802
Singapore Testing devices on-going (IDA)– Final rules before channels for testing. May allow bonding of up to 8 channels. Sensing , database required
USA Regulations completed – Total 288 MHz freed up (Sept 2010) for license-exempt operation. Geolocation database, sensing optional – Incentive auctions could change this.
ITU – Several study groups are discussing cognitive radio based operation. TVWS may be a discussion topic in 2015 WRC. IEEE 802 is providing inputs
India Discussions on-going – 368 – 380 MHz for rural. 470 MHz – MHz for WhiteSpaces. Further discussions in 2015 time-frame

18. United States Tomorrow: shared-use Spectrum Superhighways
Courtesy: Mark Gorenberg, Hummer Winbald Venture Partners
PCAST recommends the President issue a new memorandum that:
states the policy of the U.S. government is to share underutilized Federal spectrum; and
identifies immediately 1,000 MHz of Federal spectrum for sharing with the private sector; and
The New Spectrum Superhighway:
Divides spectrum into substantial blocks with common characteristics
Makes sharing by Federal users with commercial users the norm
Measures spectrum effectiveness using a new metrics
Increases capacity and spectrum re-use by 1,000’s of times.
Cognitive radio
Non-cognitive radio

19. Agenda Title Speaker Time IEEE ITU Welcome
Paul Nikolich (Chair, IEEE 802)
10 min
ITU Studies on Cognitive Radios and White Spaces
Philippe Aubineau (Counsellor, ITU-R Study Groups)
15 min
White Spaces: Managing the Spaces or Better Managing Spectrum Efficiency
Christian Gomez, (ITU-R) Spectrum Regulation and Policy Officer )
IEEE (WLAN) Standards on Spectrum Sharing
Rich Kennedy (IEEE WG)
20 min
IEEE m (WPAN) Standard for TVWS
Clint Powell (IEEE WG)
IEEE (Co-existence) Standard
Stanislav Filin (IEEE WG)
IEEE : White Space Enabled Rural Broadband to Cognitive M2M
Apurva N. Mody (IEEE WG)
IETF Protocol to Access White Spaces
Subir Das (IETF PAWS)

20. Likely P802.22 WG Motions to the EC(2)
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Likely P WG Motions to the EC(2)
Request to Initiate IEEE Revision PAR
The decision was made to request for a Revision PAR during the November Plenary Meeting
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21. Motion for Initiate IEEE 802.22 Revision PAR
Likely Motion
Motion for Initiate IEEE Revision PAR
Slide 21
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22. References IEEE 802.22 WG Agenda, March Plenary, Orlando, FL
Meeting minutes of the WG May 2013 Interim:
IEEE ITU Joint Meeting on Spectrum Sharing and White Space Standardization in IEEE 802 to Bridge the Digital Divide -
IEEE WG Presentation -
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