1. RR-TAG (802.18) Liaison Report
April 2009
doc.: IEEE /xxxxr0
January 2010
RR-TAG (802.18) Liaison Report
Date:
Authors:
Rich Kennedy, Research In Motion
Rich Kennedy, Research In Motion

2. April 2009
doc.: IEEE /xxxxr0
January 2010
Abstract
This presentation is the midweek plenary report of the liaison for the IEEE 802 Wireless Interim in Los Angeles, California.
Rich Kennedy, Research In Motion
Rich Kennedy, Research In Motion

3. IEEE 802.18 Activities Approved an 802.16 letter to ITU-R
January 2010
IEEE Activities
EN discussion
Progress being made; current focus is FH adaptivity
Next meeting March 10 – 11 in Sophia Antipolis
FCC 5GHz rules update
AP certifications still on hold
FCC, FAA, NTIA and industry group resolving weather radar interference issues
Will generate output documents for FCC Database Managers public notice and Ofcom Geolocation for Cognitive Access consultation on Thursday
Joint effort: /19/22
Approved an letter to ITU-R
Resent letter to IEC re laser classification of LEDs for VLC
Rich Kennedy, Research In Motion

4. Regulatory AHC Activities
January 2010
Regulatory AHC Activities
Presented regulatory summaries from North America and the EU
Reviewed the FCC TVWS Database Managers proposals
Decided to limit the responses to general comments concerning database accessibility, reliability and security
Decided to have generate comments for the Ofcom Geolocation for Cognitive Access consultation
In concert with and
Rich Kennedy, Research In Motion

5. January 2010
TGaf Motion
To approve the text in document af da proposal-comments as the input to the Radio Regulatory TAG (802.18) comment development process for the FCC TVWS Database Managers proposals
Moved by Rich Kennedy on behalf of the TG
Task Group vote: 12/0/0
Rich Kennedy, Research In Motion

6. January 2010
References
FCC Second Report and Order and Memorandum and Order (
ETSI/ERM TG11(23)26r1 Meeting Notes (
FCC Notice of Inquiry (
Rich Kennedy, Research In Motion

7. January 2010
References [2]
The database managers proposals can be found at:
“Geolocation for Cognitive Access” -
Rich Kennedy, Research In Motion