GSC-14 Presentation
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Transcript of GSC-14 Presentation
Geneva, 13-16 July 2009
Fostering worldwide interoperability
GSC-14 Presentation
Source: TIA Spread Spectrum Digital Technology -- Mobile and Personal Communications
Standards
Geneva, 13-16 July 2009
Fostering worldwide interoperability
Continuing Cooperation on IMT Standardization
Name of Speaker,Title and Organization
Global Standards Collaboration (GSC) 14
DOCUMENT #: GSC14-XXXX-nn
FOR: Presentation
SOURCE: TIA
AGENDA ITEM:
CONTACT(S): Fran O’Brien ([email protected])Cheryl Blum ([email protected])Alistair Buttar ([email protected]) Mark Epstein ([email protected])
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TIA continues to actively support the ITU IMT Standardization Activities
Develop Inter-working standards which allow IMT-2000 technologies to seamlessly interact with other technologies.Provide input on Femtocell technology based on ITU-R inquiry. Provide updates on BWA characteristics for compatibility studies with fixed-satellite service systems in the 3,400-4,200 MHz band. Provide input/updates on ITU-R M.1801, M.1457-9, soon to be M.1457-10. Although TIA will not present an IMT-Advanced technology, TIA will remain actively engaged in this process. TIA has formed an IMT-EVAL Group to evaluate other IMT-Advanced technologies, Peter Nurse, Chair.Subcommittee TR-45.3 continues to work jointly with WTSC RAN to provide joint submissions for TDMA-SC.
IMT Standardization Highlights
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Highlight of Current Activities (1)
Recently Completed TR-45.5 Work Items
E-UTRAN – HRPD Inter-working SpecificationWiMAX™ – HRPD Inter-
working SpecificationEVRC Revision D EVRC Revision C Software
DistributionHighly Detectable Pilots
(HDP) for HRPDPosition DeterminationTSB58 Development
Support for: CMAS, Generic Key Exchange, eHRPD and EVRC.
Recently Completed TR-45.5 Work Items
Ultra Mobile Broadband (UMB Family of Standards)
UMB FDD UMB Minimum PerformanceUMB TDD
VoIP Codecs and ProtocolsSignaling Conformance for
HRPDGeneric Key Exchange
Protocol with an emphasis on eHRPD
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Highlight of Current Activities (2)
Recently Completed TR-45.5 Work Items
Commercial Mobile Alert Specification over cdma2000 (1x)Modified documents related
CDG findings on E-UIMID parameter:
RUIMCSIMOTASP
OTASP for MEID related devices
Overview of Select Current Activity
HRPD Revision B, second AddendumSignaling Test Specification
for MEID Revision BSignaling Specification for
cdma2000 1x, HRPD and LTE InterworkingMinimum Performance
Requirements for FemtocellsHRPD Revision C (HRPD
Enhancements)Band Class (400 MHz,
Ancillary Terrestrial Component (ATC L-Band))
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Highlight of Current Activities (3)
Overview of Select Current Activity
cdma2000 Revision E (1x Enhancements)
FemtocellsLocationPriority Services
CMAS over HRPD BCMCS Codecs and
Transport ProtocolsPosition Determination
EnhancementsMultimode System SelectionEnhanced System Selection
for femto cellsHRPD Performance and
Conformance requirements
Overview of Select Current Activity
CSIM and RUIM have related work items to Open Market Handset (OMH) supported by the CDGMPS modifications for Dual
Transmitter MSOTASP
MMSS FemtocellseHRPDUMB
E-UTRAN – HRPD Interworking Addendum
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Strategically, TR45.5 will continue to:Collaborate with other Standards Organizations
Develop Interworking Specifications in support of other technologies (LTE, WiMAX)Collaborate with other standards groups, e.g., 3GPP and WiMAX Forum on interworkingCollaborate with 3GPP to develop Signaling Conformance Specifications for Interworking
Partner with 3GPP2 and its Organizational Partners and Marketing Representation PartnersMaintain a cooperative relationship with the Femto Forum and Broadband Forum, in partnership with 3GPP2. Work with ITU
Provide ITU with updates of cdma2000 as IMT-2000 and Broadband Wireless Access (BWA), M.1801 and M.1457Provide ITU with input on Femtocell develop
Strategic Direction
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TR45.5 will continue to:Develop new technologies and services.Concentrate on environmentally friendly systems and services.
Consider, the Green Initiative:Continue to improve battery life,Support of DTX in the Codec, would reduce the amount of energy consumption,1x Revision E has the ability to put many terminals on the same carrier, thereby reducing power consumption. A base station can reduce power consumption by supporting a larger number of terminals on the same carrier.
Strategic Direction
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Increase capacity while maintaining service quality and system coverage to satisfy market demandsEnhance data throughput and reduce latency to accommodate existing and emerging data servicesContinue to improve battery life of the terminal
Quick Paging ChannelFast Call Set-upNew Radio Configuration
Continue to meet time-to-market requirements by the industryContinue to meet industry requirements for emerging markets related to Smart Card development
Challenges
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Continue to develop new technologies and services for the cdma2000 industry.Recognize and acknowledge emerging markets and continue to develop key requirements and feature enhancements for such markets.In partnership with 3GPP2, TR-45.5 is developing a workshop to be held in Mumbai, India (November 2009).Innovate and improve existing systems in TR45.5 Work closely with regulatory bodies to provide solutions for:
location services, emergency notification, new frequency plans, other governmental services
Next Steps/Actions
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Supplementary Slides
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TIA Subcommittees continues to develop international standards and have developed joint relations with other standards organizations
Subcommittee TR-45.5 develops performance, compatibility and interoperability standards for Spread Spectrum Digital wireless access systems supporting international, public, non-public, or residential mobile and personal communications.These standards apply to service definition, mobile and portable station equipment, base station equipment, ancillary apparatus, as covered by applicable Parts of the FCC Rules.Developed joint standards with ATIS WTSCTR-45.5, in partnership with 3GPP2, has a cooperative relationship with the Femto Forum and Broadband Forum.
Subcommittee TR-45.5
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Emergency Services
Commercial Mobile Alert System:Joint activity between TR-45.5 and ATIS to develop CMAS-related specifications common to both groupsPublished Core 1x cdma2000 CMAS air interface standard Develop CMAS over HRPD standard
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E911 and Priority Services
Support of granting priority access to cdma2000 services to a government related special class of users.Support identification of emergency calls originated by the mobile station. This indication is passed to the network.Support Multimedia Priority Services for 1x and HRPD
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Location
Protocols and procedures to enable mobile station assisted advanced forward link trilateration (AFLT) for HRPD access networks and UMB access networks including Highly Detectable Pilot Protocols and procedures to enable mobile station based AFLT for 1x, HRPD, and UMB networksProtocols and procedures to enable additional Global Navigation Satellite Systems, e.g., Galileo
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Band Class Enhancements
Addition of band class support for the air-to-ground (airborne terminal and ground base stations) system operationsSupport 400 MHz band plan and ATC Bands UMB system support in the band class specifications