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G’day all Action: request for volunteers to lead discussions on each issue in most recent 3GPP RAN1 response In July 2016, IEEE 802 sent 3GPP RAN1 a
liaison related to outstanding comments on LAA Rel. 13 from a previous liaison exchange. In late November 2016, 3GPP RAN1 finally
responded. The 3GPP RAN1 liaison also included a response to a
liaison from IEEE 802 sent in November 2016 related to energy thresholds In January 2017, IEEE 802.19 WG and IEEE 802.11 PDED ad hoc will consider various aspects of the most recent 3GPP RAN1 response. The discussions in January will go much more efficiently if people are prepared beforehand. The following
table summarises the various open issues. I would like to issue a call for IEEE 802 participants to volunteer to lead discussions on each of the open issues, and ultimately to generate text for consideration in January 2017.
Please volunteer by sending me an e-mail. A meta issue arises as to whether IEEE 802 should continue this process of “liaison ping pong”? Back in late 2015, 3GPP RAN leadership committed to not closing the Rel 13 specification until there was consensus from all stakeholders. It
was explicitly stated that IEEE 802 was one of those stakeholders. However, 3GPP RAN1 closed the Rel 13 specification before it had even responded to the initial comments from IEEE 802, and has ignored a number of IEEE 802 requests since then. Thoughts are
also sought on how to collaborate better with 3GPP RAN1 going forward. Below is a summary of issues that arose from IEEE 802
liaison in July 2016 (the liaison was developed in IEEE 802.19 WG)
Below is a summary of issues that arose from IEEE 802 liaison in November 2016 (the liaison was developed in IEEE 802 PDED ad
hoc)
Andrew Myles
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