May, 2004December, 2001 IEEE P802.15-042/240027r0

IEEE P802.15

Wireless Personal Area Networks

Project / IEEE P802.15 Working Group for Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPANs)
Title / IEEE P802.15.SG3c3a Call For Applications
Date Submitted / [xx 26June November, 20041]
Source / [SG3ca (Reed FisherRick Roberts, Chair)]
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Re: / [IEEE P802.15 ALT PHY Study Group 3c was formed with the charter of drafting a PAR and 5 Criteria documents for an millimeter-wave based ALT PHY option for the 802.15.3 3-2003 StandardMAC.(
Abstract / [The following submission is a call for ALT PHY participation, applications and proposals from the IEEE, iIndustry , and aAcademia.]
Purpose / [Request for formal submissions to the P802.15. ALT PHY Study Group 3c]
Notice / This document has been prepared to assist the IEEE P802.15. It is offered as a basis for discussion and is not binding on the contributing individual(s) or organization(s). The material in this document is subject to change in form and content after further study. The contributor(s) reserve(s) the right to add, amend or withdraw material contained herein.
Release / The contributor acknowledges and accepts that this contribution becomes the property of IEEE and may be made publicly available by P802.15.

CALL FOR APPLICATIONS:

Application Candidate contributions are requested for the IEEE P802.15 SG3c millimeter-wave based ALT PHY Study Group. (SG3a) for Applications. If parties are interested but are not able to submit an application by the due datewithin thirty days, please send a letter of intent with an estimate of when an application could be expected.

RELEASE DATE: JuneDecemberxx11, 20041

DUE DATE: September January xx21, 20042

Please submit your application descriptions to the 802.15.SG3ca Chairman, Reed FisherRick Roberts ().

, who will manage the submission document numbers.

Background

IEEE P802.15.3-ALT PHY Study Group3c is chartered to create a Project Authorization Request (PAR) and Five Criteria (5C) for a millimeter-wave based n alternative PHY option for the standard IEEE802.15.3 2003MAC. This Call for Applications (CFA) solicits data which will help in the creation of the PAR and 5C. Documents which are already in the IEEE archives can be submitted by providing the reference number. Modified documents should be resubmitted.

The purpose of this SG is to define a project to provide a millimeter-wave based higher speed PHY enhancement amendment to the Standard IEEE P802.15.3-2003. MAC for applications which involve Imaging and Multimedia. The following summary bullets were extracted directly from document 01/532r0:

PHY

Co-exist with all IEEE802 wireless PHYs

  • 60 GHz unlicensed band.
  • High co-existence with all IEEE802 wireless PHYs
  • Data rates in excess of 2Gbps
  • Robust multi path performance
  • Use of directional antennas is supported
  • Frequency re-use is supported

Location Awareness enables applications such as range dependent authentication

Anticipates Use of Additional unlicensed spectrum for high rate WPANs, relieving possible spectral congestion

MAC

  • Basic Us8es 02.15.3 MAC
  • Amendment of 802.15.3 MAC as required to support the ALT PHY

General comments

It is anticipated that future applications will go beyond the currently defined 802.15.3 PHY capabilities, for example high data rates (multiple HDTV channels) and location awareness. Anticipated applications for 802.15.3ca include:

  • Very high speed internet access
  • Streaming content downloadMultimedia (Video, Voice over IP, Video on Demand, HDTV, Home Theater, etcSurround Sound Audio, Gaming)
  • Real time streaming
  • Indoor or outdoor use
  • Inter/intra vehicle communications
  • Sports/apartment complex communications
  • Wireless data bus for cable replacement

Location aware applications, e.g. location dependent authorization

Digital (still) imaging (Faster, Better Resolution)

Information to be Included in the Application Description

In order to create the PAR and 5C for the millimeter-wave based ALT PHY option for the 802.15.3-2003 MAC, it is necessary to give a detailed list of the network requirements. In order to completely specify the ALT PHY requirements it is first necessary to describe the potential applications in detail. This dependency of the specifications is illustrated in Figure 1 where we see applications drive ALT PHY requirements, which in turn drive the ALT PHY layer specifications.




Figure 1: Illustration of specification dependencies

This document is a call for ALT-PHY-WPAN Application and Usage Scenarios. These scenarios need to be given in enough detail so that from a set of these descriptions we can completely specify the ALT-PHY requirements. Some examples of application characteristics to be included are: ease of use, range, power consumption, throughput rates, complexityst sensitivity , and other specific PHY requirements.

PRESENTATIONS:

You can present your proposed application at the July 2004 Plenary meeting and September 2004 Interim meeting.

  • July 11-16, 2004, Portland Hilton & Executive Tower, Portland, OR,

802 Plenary Meeting.

  • September 12-17, 2004, Estrel Hotel Berlin, Berlin, Germany,

802.15 Interim Meeting.

All submissions should be provided in softcopy written in MS Word and/or MS PowerPoint.

We will set agendas on the first day of the JulyJanuary 20042Plenary meeting and September 2004 Interim meeting. Please indicate your desire to present prior to the each meeting. Priority will be given to Applications that affect the PAR and 5C documents.

The IEEE Interim 802.15 Standards Meeting

Wyndham Anatole Hotel

Dallas, TX USA

January 21-25, 2002

Appendix

MAC Overview

Click inside the yellow box for an overview of the 802.15.3 MAC or see document 01508 on

(as of the date shown on the presentation)

802.15 home page

The 802.15 home page is

Boilerplate for IEEE 802.15 submissions:

Example Application responses

SubmissionPage 1Reed FisherRick Roberts, SG3ca Chair