SUMMARY REPORT OF THE JULY 2002 MEETING OF IEEE 802.11:
Our July 2002 meeting was held at the Hyatt Regency Vancouver, Vancouver, BC, Canada.

At the start of the meeting, the voting membership of 802.11 was 356 voting members. There were 365 people present at the (joint) opening plenary session, with 43 new participants.

Several Letter Ballots closed in the weeks preceding this meeting.

  • Task Group F conducted Recirculation Ballot 38 on P802.11f-D3.1, which closed May 8th. It passed with 79% approval.
  • Task Group E conducted Letter Ballot 39 on P802.11e-D3.0, which closed July 2nd. It failed with 49% approval.
  • The Working Group conducted Letter Ballot 40 on the Operating Rules, which closed July 8th. It passed with 83% approval.
  • New Letter Ballots:
  • TGg presented a WG motion to send 801.11g D3.0 to Letter Ballot. It passed 107:0:4
  • TGh presented a WG motion to send 802.11h-D2.1.32 to WG Recirculation Ballot. It passed 105:0:3.
  • Other WG activities: The reports for the individual task groups are linked below:
     
  • Project 802.11e,  MAC Enhancements for Quality of Service
  • Project 802.11f,   IAPP Inter Access Point Protocol
  • Project 802.11g,  Higher Rate Extension to 802.11b
  • Project 802.11h,  SMa - Spectrum Managed 802.11a
  • Project 802.11i,   MAC Enhancements for Security
  • WNG,                     Wireless LAN Next Generation Standing Committee
  • Publicity               Ad Hoc Group
  • 802.18 Regulatory TAG

  • Meeting Schedule:

    The next meeting of 802.11 will take place at the Hyatt Regency Monterey, Monterey, California,  the week of  1.5.1.1. Sept 9-13, 2002. See IEEE 802.11 Meeting Plan for details.


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