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Hi Ali, Thanks for your clarifications. Yes, the intention of my contribution is to indicate the Measurement Setup IDs assigned by AP (TB case) and/or STA (non-TB case)
in termination frame. I agree that TB/NTB is analogous to my Tx/Rx indicator, I will think more about whether we should change Tx/Rx to TB/NTB. Thanks. Hi Dibakar, I tend to agree with Ali that multiple use cases of a pair of sensing devices aren’t necessary occur at the same time.
Moreover, considering a practical scenario, if a STA has established multiple measurement setups with AP, and it has low battery power or it has to guarantee its
low-latency traffic first, so it decides not to participate in sensing. Using just one terminate frame to terminate some/all measurement setups is very efficient to this STA. Therefore, it is better to support one termination frame can terminate one or more
measurement setups. Hi Xiandong, Up to now, the 11bf defines the session setup/termination and measurement setup/termination as pairwise conversation. Therefore, the termination in our contribution
is unicast. Best regards, Pei Zhou 发件人: stds-802-11-tgbf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <stds-802-11-tgbf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
代表 董贤东 Hi Ali, I think we can explore the groupcast termination frame to terminate one or multiple sensing setup with multiple responders is more efficient, and which
is similar way as reporting phase, but we need to have groupcast key for the termination frame. Regards Xiandong
发件人: Ali Raissinia <alirezar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Thanks Dibakar, I don’t think we have explored the idea of using single MS Request/Response frame exchange to establish multiple sensing setups as use
cases aren’t necessary occur at the same time. However, we could in case such information is known to the initiator. For that we would need to move the ‘measurement setup ID’ field to the ‘sensing measurement parameter element’ so that we could multiple IEs. Ali From:
Das, Dibakar <dibakar.das@xxxxxxxxx> WARNING:
This email originated from outside of Qualcomm. Please be wary of any links or attachments, and do not enable macros. Hi, Regarding grouping multiple session IDs, I think we should follow the same approach for both sensing setup and termination. If we allow
negotiating multiple sessions with one setup request/response frame we can do that for termination as well.
Regards, Dibakar From:
Ali Raissinia <alirezar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hi Pei, Sorry for my comment during the meeting as I heard that you were talking about the use of MAC addresses which took me to the path of
frame being sent with broadcast address requesting termination of setup IDs to many devices!! Now that I understand the intention is to accommodate TB and NTB termination in the same frame between pair of devices, we could add a control byte (which could also
contain bits indicating “terminate-all MS” and possibly ‘terminate session’) where it can also include TB/NTB setup field present bits. I guess TB/NTB is analogous to your Tx/Rx indicator (depending on whether it is from AP or non-AP initiator). Regards, Ali From:
周培(Pei Zhou) <00001462c7c6c67a-dmarc-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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This email originated from outside of Qualcomm. Please be wary of any links or attachments, and do not enable macros. Hi Xiandong, Please see my comments inline. Best regards, Pei 发件人:
董贤东 <dongxiandong@xxxxxxxxxx>
Hi Pei, Thanks for your clarification, please see my comments inline. Best Regards Xiandong
发件人:
周培(Pei Zhou) <00001462c7c6c67a-dmarc-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hi Xiandong, According draft 0.01 (refer to Clause
11.21.18.1 Overview, especially Figure 11-41―Example of a WLAN sensing procedure), AP can initiate TB measurement setup (this setup will keep active before termination), then STA can also initiate non-TB measurement setup before the TB measurement setup
is terminated. That is to say, both TB and non-TB cases are active at the same time period. 【dxd】:
this means that the both cases occur in time order, not simultaneously , note that we have defined delayed report and immediate report in the D0.01, and if the delayed report is used for the TB case, I think that it is better to send two separate frames for
TB and non-TB case, since the inactivity time for the non-TB case is expired, meanwhile the delayed report is not received/transmitted for TB case. [Pei]: Please look at the figure below, if we assume Measurement Setup ID = 1 corresponding to TB case, Measurement Setup ID = 2 corresponding to non-TB case,
then TB and non-TB can occur in the same time period in disordered. There is no limitation that which case is performed before and then followed by another.
In terms of the delayed report, if there is delayed report after the termination frame, we can just discard it. Because if a station decides to send a termination
frame, it usually means the measurement results are enough. By the way, this is not a new issue caused by our contribution. It always exists as a corner case. Since one termination frame can finish two kinds of termination (for TB and non-TB), why we still use a higher overhead solution: send two separate termination
frames? Hope my explanations can address your concerns. Therefore, AP or non-AP STA can initiate measurement setup termination for TB case and/or non-TB case. Best regards, Pei 发件人:
董贤东 <dongxiandong@xxxxxxxxxx>
Hi Pei, I don’t understand what does the sentence “Since both TB and non-TB
cases may overlapping in time” mean, it means the both cases could be occurred simultaneously for the same initiator and responder? Best regards Xiandong 发件人:
周培(Pei Zhou) <00001462c7c6c67a-dmarc-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hi Solomon, Thanks for your clarifications and comments. Yes, the case is that the same non-AP STA participates in both TB and non-TB sensing with the same AP. I think your idea is to use two termination frames, one to terminate some measurement setups in TB case and the other to terminate some measurement setups in
non-TB case. Since both TB and non-TB cases may overlapping in time, why we just use one termination frame to terminate measurement setups in both TB and non-TB cases? Best regards, Pei
发件人: Solomon Trainin <strainin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hi Pei, The presentation introduces overlapping of the MS IDs based on the assumption that both the AP and non-AP allocate the MS ID value.
The assumption is wrong for TB sensing. It may be relevant when observing both TB and non-TB sensing. So, the case is that the same non-AP STA participates in both TB and non-TB sensing with the same AP. So, one solution can be to indicate in the termination
frame what it is TB or non-TB and not to mixt the TB and non-TB in the same termination frame. No need for any TX/RX fields. Best regards, Solomon Trainin +972547885738 From:
周培(Pei Zhou) <00001462c7c6c67a-dmarc-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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This email originated from outside of Qualcomm. Please be wary of any links or attachments, and do not enable macros. Hi all, I presented this contribution today. Let me explain a little bit:
1.
Both AP and STA can maintain multiple measurement setups. It is not efficient if we limit one termination frame from only terminating one measurement
setup (ID).
2.
When we terminate multiple measurement setups by one termination frame, we need to indicate who set the measurement setup ID(s).
3.
The method of indicating who set the measurement setup ID(s) is that we use two list (Tx List and Rx List), the “Tx” and “Rx” is the “Transmitter” and
”Receiver” of the termination frame.
4.
Why we don’t use “Initiator List” and “Responder List”? Because both AP and non-AP STA can act as Initiator. “Initiator List” and “Responder List” maybe
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