IEEE P802.11 - VHT SG - MEETING
UPDATE
Status of Project IEEE 802.11
VHT Study Group
Very High Throughput
March 2008, Orlando,
Florida
The VHT Study Group met three times during the week, Monday,
March 17, 2008, Tuesday, March 18, 2008 and Wednesday,
March, 19 2008.
- The
report is in 11-08/0321,
the closing report is in 11-08/0413, and the minutes are in 11-08/0414
- <6 GHz
PAR & 5C’s development
- Presentations
- On
the feasibility of 1Gbps for various MAC/PHY architectures, 11-08/0307r1,
Roberta Fracchia
- Coexistence
Mechanisms at 5 GHz, 11-08/0315r1,
Brian Hart
- PAR &
5C’s proposal discussion lead by Marc de Courville
- 11-08/0219r4
- Discussion
on scope regarding metric, target data rate, and exclusion of 2.4GHz
- 60 GHz
PAR & 5C’s development
1.
Presentations
1.
WLAN Overlay with 60 GHz Channels,
11-08/0364r1,
John Barr
2.
Potential Benefits of Dual-radio
VHT Systems, 11-08/0349r1,
Harkirat Singh
2.
PAR & 5C’s proposal
discussion lead by Gal Basson
1.
11-08/0223r1
& 11-08/0224r0
2.
Discussion on compatibility with 802.15.3c
PHY, amendment versus new standard
1.
Wi-Fi Alliance (WFA) VHT Study
Group Usage Models, 11-07-2988r4,
presented by Rolf de Vegt
- Final
report refining categories, usage models, and prioritization of usage
models
2.
Next step for VHT SG is to map
usage models to <6 GHz and/or 60 GHz bands
The goal for the May 2008 meeting is to complete work on PARs & 5 C's.
January 2008, Taipei, Taiwan
The VHT Study Group met three times during the week, Monday,
January 14, 2008, Tuesday, January 15, 2008 and
Thursday January, 17 2008.
- The
report is in 11-08/0085, the closing report is in 11-08/0191, and the
minutes are in 11-08/0199
- Presentations
- Wi-Fi
Alliance (WFA) VHT Study Group Usage Models, 11-07/2988r0, presented by
Rolf De Vegt
- Legacy
Coexistence – A Better
Way?, 1107/3001r1, presented by Brian Hart
- Mobile
cooperation usage models, 11-08/0081r2, presented by Marc De Courville
- VHT
PAR Direction, 11-08/0130r0, presented by Gal Basson
- IMT.Advanced aligned scope proposal, 11-08/0121,
presented by Marc De Courville
- Decisions
by SG, setting direction for PAR development
- Should
the study group develop two PAR &5C’s one for <6GHz band and
one for 57-62GHz band? Y/N/A: 29/4/19
- Should
the study group specify limited usage models in a <6 GHz PAR and a 60
GHz PAR? Y/N/A: 39/1/19
3.
Next steps
1.
We have volunteers to craft
initial language for PAR & 5C’s for <6GHz and volunteers to craft
initial language for PAR & 5C’s for 60GHz.
2.
Discussion and editing of this
will begin in conference calls
The goal for the March 2008 meeting is to continue the
discussions and presentations related to the "call for submissions"
and continue work on PARs & 5 C's.
November 2007, Atlanta, GA
The VHT Study Group met twice during the week, Monday
November, 12, 2007 and Wednesday Nov, 14 2007.
- The report is in 11-07/2715,
the closing report is in 11-07/2904, and the minutes are in
11-07/2905.
- The meeting on Monday
included six presentations:
1. Wi-Fi Alliance (WFA) VHT Study Group Usage Models,
11-07/2792, presented by Rolf De Vegt, Qualcomm
2. Multi-band Modulation,
Coding, and Medium Access Control, 11-07/2780, presented by Robert
Daniels, The University of Texas at Austin
3. Per-User Data Rate, Band
and Bandwidth Options for VHT, 11-07/2605, presented by Jason Trachewsky,
Broadcom
4. Efficiency of VoIP on
802.11n, 11-07/2704, presented by Darwin Engwer, Nortel Networks
5. 60 GHz vs. 5 GHz
Propagation Discussion, 11-07/2793, presented by Vinko
Erceg, Broadcom
6. What Is Happening In 60
GHz, 11-07/2790, presented by Sheung Li, SiBEAM
- The meeting on Wednesday
included four presentations:
1. How should we manage the process for the proposed
VHT activity?, 11-07/2863, presented by Andrew Myles, Cisco Systems
2. Performance Comparison of
Dynamic OFDM with 802.11n, 11-07/2860, presented by James Gross, Technical University Berlin
3. VHT Possibilities,
11-07/2886, presented by Darwin Engwer, Nortel Networks
4. VHT in Below 6 GHz
Frequency Bands, 11-07/2861, presented by Vinko
Erceg, Broadcom
- Decision was made to begin
working on the PAR & 5 C's in January
The goal for the January 2008 meeting is to continue the
discussions and presentations related to the "call for submissions"
and begin work on PAR & 5 C's.
September 2007, Waikoloa, HI
The VHT Study Group met twice during the week, Monday
September-17-2007 and Thursday September-20-2007.
- The report is in
11-07/2378r2, the closing report is in 11-07/2610r1, and the minutes are
in 11-07/2479r0.
- The meeting on Monday
included three presentations:
1. Proposed ITU/WRC Spectrum And Usage Allocation For
Terahertz Frequencies -- submission 11-07/2359r1 by David Britz, AT&T
2. Analysis on IEEE 802.11n
MAC Efficiency -- submission 11-07/2431r0 by Minyoung Park, Intel
Corporation
3. Review of TGn’s Usage Models -- submission 11-07/2371r0 by Eldad
Perahia, Intel Corporation
- The meeting on Thursday
included three presentations:
1. IMT-Advanced Status Report -- submission
11-07/2500r0 by Darwin Engwer, Nortel Networks
2. VHT Applications -- submission
11-07/2587r0 by Gal Basson, Wilocity
3. Probing the will of the SG
-- submission 11-07/2472r0 by Marc de Courville,
Motorola
- Decision was made to begin
working on the PAR & 5 C's in November
The goal for the November 2007 meeting is to continue the
discussions and presentations with emphasis on usage scenarios and feasibility
and begin working on the PAR & 5 C's.
July 2007, San
Francisco, CA
The VHT Study Group met twice during the week, Monday
July-16-2007 and Tuesday July-17-2007.
- The closing report is in
11-07/2273r2, and the minutes are in 11-07/2254r0.
- The meeting on Monday
included three presentations:
1. Giga-bit WLAN: Areas with Potential for Breakthrough
-- submission 11-07/2113r3 by Amir K. Khandani, University of Waterloo
2. Extreme Bandwidth -
Wireless Area Networks Utilizing Terahertz Frequencies -- submission
11-07/2068r0 by David Britz, AT&T Labs
3. Dynamic Multi-user OFDM for
802.11 systems -- submission 11-07/2062r1 by Marc Emmelmann, Technical University Berlin
- The meeting on Tuesday
included three presentations:
1. Another resource to exploit: multi-user diversity --
submission 11-07/2187r0 by Marc de Courville,
Motorola
2. WLAN Evolution (VHT)
Targets and focus areas -- submission 11-07/2194r0 by Naveen
K. Kakani, Nokia
3. IMT-Advanced Status Report
-- submission 11-07/2140r3 by Bruce Kraemer, Marvell
- Decision was made to target
March 21, 2008 for WG & EC approval of PAR & 5C’s
The goal for the September 2007 meeting is to continue the
discussions and presentations with emphasis on usage scenarios and feasibility.
May 2007, Montreal,
Quebec
The VHT Study Group met twice during the week, Monday
May-14-2007 and Tuesday May-15-2007 at the Fairmont The
Queen Elizabeth Hotel in Montreal,
Quebec.
- The closing report is in
11-07/0819r0, and the minutes are in 11-07/0722r2.
- The meeting on Monday
included three presentations:
1. Study Group Approach Proposal -- submission
07/0649r0 by John Barr, Motorola
2. Thoughts on VHT --
submission 07/0661r0 by Eldad Perahia, Intel Corporation
3. VHT Considerations--
submission 07/0621r0 by Marc de Courville,
Motorola
- The meeting on Tuesday was
used for study group chair election and presentations. Eldad
Perahia was selected as the recommendation to the Working Group for VHT
Study Group chair, which was accepted on Friday in the plenary by the
Working Group. Three presentations were given on
Tuesday:
1. VHT Study Group Thoughts -- submission 07/0724r1 by Dengwen Zhu/Darwin Engwer, Nortel
2. Draft PAR and 5 Criteria --
submission 07/0574r1 by Dengwen Zhu/Darwin Engwer, Nortel
3. Getting Sense What VHT_SG
Wants -- submission 07/760r0 by Rakesh Taori, Samsung
The goal for the July 2007 802 meeting is to continue the
discussions and presentations related to creating a VHT SG PAR/5C document.
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