IEEE 802.11 FUTURE SESSION PLANS

IEEE 802.11 WLAN WORKING GROUP SESSIONS

All interested parties are welcome to attend our open Public meetings of the IEEE 802.11 Working Group, you do not have to be an IEEE member to attend. There is a registration fee, to defray the cost of the session. At Plenary sessions these are administered by the IEEE 802 LMSC organization. Interim sessions are administered by the IEEE 802.11/15 Working Groups. This is in-addition to your individual hotel accommodation, and travel expenses.  Click here to view an Example Plenary and Interim Session Agenda, or review the latest Combined Tentative Agenda for the next IEEE 802.11 WG Session below.
For Year 2022
January 14-27 16-21Panama Hilton, Panana City, Panama In person Wireless Interim in CANCELLED.
WG11 2022 January electronic Interim session planned 17-25 January; 802 Wireless Opening 14 January 2022
Registration fee: USD$50 early/USD$75 late /USD$125 in meeting, Paid registration is required.		191Interim*
March 7-15 13-18Hilton Orlando Lake Buena Vista, Orlando Florida, USA -Will be electronic during March 4-18
WG11 2022 March session meeting dates TBD
Registration fee:  USD$400 early/USD$600 late /USD$800 in meeting]; Paid registration is required		192Plenary
May 8-13Marriott Warsaw Poland193Interim*
July 10-15Sheraton Le Centre Montreal Canada194Plenary
September 11-16Hilton Waikoloa Village195Interim*
November 13-18Marriott Marquis Queen's Park, Bangkok, Thailand196Plenary
For Year 2023
January 15-20Baltimore Marriott Waterfront, Baltimore, Maryland, USA197Interim*
March 12-17Atlanta Hilton, Atlanta, Georgia USA198Plenary
MayTBD (Asia)199Interim*
July 9-14Estrel Berlin, Berlin Germany200Plenary
September 10-15Atlanta Buckhead, Atlanta, Georgia, USA 201Interim*
November 12-17Hawaiian Village, Honolulu HI USA 202Plenary
For Year 2024
January 14-20Hilton Panama, Panama City, Panama (Re-booked from January 2022)203Interim*
March 10-15Hyatt Regency Denver at Colorado Convention Center, Denver, Co, USA (Re-booked from March 2021)204Plenary
MayTBD (Europe)205Interim*
July 14-19Sheraton Le Centre Montreal, Montreal, Quebec, Canada (Re-booked from July 2020)206Plenary
September 8-13Hilton Waikoloa Village, Waikoloa, Hawaii, USA207Interim*
November 10-15Hyatt Regency Vancouver, Vancouver, British Columbia Canada208Plenary

NOTES

* Denotes - The IEEE 802.11 Working Group for Wireless Area Networks (WLANs) session is co-located with the IEEE 802.15 Working Group for Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPANs), IEEE 802.18 Technical Advisory Group for Radio Regulatory (R-REG), IEEE 802.19 Technical Advisory Group for Wireless Coexistence (COEX), IEEE 802.21 Working Group for Media Independent Handover Interoperability (MIHI), and IEEE 802.22 Working Group for Wireless Regional Area Networks (WRAN) sessions. A joint opening session with the five Working Groups and both the Technical Advisory Groups takes place at Interim sessions.

 

GENERAL SESSION INFORMATION

  • New attendees should check the agenda file for any new members orientation session. This session typically takes place on Monday,  and is intended to bring new attendees rapidly up to speed with how to operate effectively within the group.

  • The Online Tentative Session Agenda displayed is always subject to change, after review at the start of the Full Working Group session for each meeting, and may be revised during the week to incorporate any necessary work.

  • All Working Group sessions start promptly on time, as detailed in the session agenda.

  • Attendees should bring a Laptop computer (or other small form factor computing device) equipped with 802.11 connectivity for use at the meetings.  This is needed to access meeting documents and draft standards and to record meeting attendance.

  • The Working Group operates under a hierarchy of IEEE, IEEE-SA, IEEE LMSC and 802.11 policies and procedures as described in http://www.ieee802.org/11/Rules/rules.shtml. You are deemed to be aware of and compliant to these rules by your participation in an 802.11 meeting.

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