1. 802.19 TG1 Tutorial Review Date: 2010-05-18 Authors: May 2010 May 2010
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TG1 Tutorial Review
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Tuncer Baykas, NICT
Tuncer Baykas, NICT

2. Abstract Overview of the current plans for 802.19.1 tutorial
May 2010
Abstract
Overview of the current plans for tutorial
THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS
Progress is exclusively to update and on our plans
To be used in May 18, 2010 joint meeting and our plans may change immediately after that
As the lawyers might say, this contains forward looking statements … so don’t hold us to this later.
Alex Reznik (InterDigital)

3. 802.19 Tutorial Outline Duration: 1hour 15minutes + Q&A Time
May 2010
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Tutorial Outline
Duration: 1hour 15minutes + Q&A Time
Introduction to TVWS in US and other countries
Available spectrum distribution
Protection of Primary users
Standardization activities 802 and ECMA…
Need of coexistence in TVWS
The case for coexistence between TVBD networks
Coexistence use cases
History of coexistence techniques in other bands and applicability to TVWS
TG1 and System Design Document
Possible solutions to different aspects of the architecture
Advertise the workshop
Alex Reznik (InterDigital)
Tuncer Baykas, NICT

4. TVWS Introduction General Information Non-US TVWS rules
May 2010
TVWS Introduction
General Information
Background on FCC rules
Overview of devices types (fixed and portable)
Overview of TV Channels (VHF and UHF)
Protection of Primary Services
Recent FCC public notice on TVWS database
Non-US TVWS rules
Other Standards Activities
Alex Reznik (InterDigital)

5. The Need For Coexistence in TVWS
May 2010
The Need For Coexistence in TVWS
Outline the spectrum sharing issues
Re-use the use cases work performed by the SG
Review the history of previous work
Coexistence in ISM bands
Coexistence in the 3.65 GHz band
Tuncer Baykas, NICT

6. Where we are and the way forward
May 2010
Where we are and the way forward
What the TG has already done
System design
System requirement
How we would go forward
What solutions are “out there”
What others have done with similar scope constraints
Some exemplary approaches
Tuncer Baykas, NICT