1. Proposed Changes for LB81 Comments
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Abstract
Identify major issues and recommend procedure for addressing them.
Many comments
Common issues
Resolving each issue has the potential to resolve multiple comments
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3. Problem description Major comments from IEEE 802.11 LB #81
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Problem description
Major comments from IEEE LB #81
Multi-Channel MAC
MAC Congestion Control
MAC Message QoS
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4. LB #81 Multi-channel Comments
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LB #81 Multi-channel Comments
Multi-channel MAC not completely specified in P802.11p D1.0.
See CIDs 166, 167, 214, 217, 347, 380, 465, 466, 485, 925, etc.
P802.11p is coupled to a channel switching method described in P
Other drafts specify channel switching (e.g h, P802.11s D0.01, March ‘06).
Recommendations
Define the complete MAC and MLME in p.
Open P802.11p TG to proposals for a globally effective channel switching method to be completely specified in .11p.
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5. LB #81 Congestion Control Comments
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LB #81 Congestion Control Comments
Congestion control process incomplete in P802.11p D1.0
See CIDs 101, 202, 390, 473, 1009, etc.
P802.11s D0.01 defines congestion monitoring and rate control methods, but defers decisions for controlling congestion to upper layers.
Recommendations
Limit p scope to defining congestion monitoring and control methods.
Defers decisions for controlling congestion to upper layers
Open P802.11p TG to proposals for globally effective methods of congestion monitoring and control.
B. Wells, J. Hunzinger, DENSO LA Laboratories

6. April 2006
LB #81 QoS Comments
EDCA parameters and QoS requirements are unclear in P802.11p D1.0.
See CID 46, 53, 212, 547, 720, 887, etc.
Goal: Ensure appropriate QoS for applications.
Check: Does selected QoS mechanism meet requirements?
WAVE is expected to support much larger networks than traditional (500+)
Broadcast communications anticipated for WAVE may limit detection of collisions and subsequent MAC retransmissions (if 4-way handshake not used).
Recommendations
Research and evaluate e EDCA mechanism for WAVE.
Open P802.11p TG to proposals for QoS enhancements.
B. Wells, J. Hunzinger, DENSO LA Laboratories