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Meeting Time: Thursday June 1, 2006 06:00 – 08:00 PDT Venue: conference call Minutes: - I’ve updated the attendee list with the names that I
had missed the first time around. - The following minutes capture the major points of
discussion and agreement/disagreement. I did not attempt to capture
everybody’s statements/positions in the minutes. If I have omitted
anything significant, please let me know 1) We
discussed the proposal to alternate meeting times between 06:00 PDT and 20:00
PDT on alternate weeks. The proposal was made by Lei Wang who cannot attend at
06:00. There were no other participants in favor of changing the current plan
and it was pointed out that 20:00 is 04:00 in 2) We
discussed the current structure of the document and came to agreement on the
necessity and major content of all of the sections! ·
Section 3: -
Need to add
explicit mention of the coverage extension case (coverage beyond the reach of
the MMR-BS) to section 3.1 -
Need to add text
specifying that a mobile station can move from one model to another (e.g., can
move from a train to the outdoors, to within a building. -
We agreed to keep
the names of sections 3.1, 3.2, and 3.3 the same and to modify the name of
section 3.4 to replace the word “platform” with the word
“vehicle” or something equivalent. ·
Section 4 -
Change the name of
section 4.1 to include “Per-User Throughput” -
Remove the
reference to frequency usage in section 4.1 -
In section 4.2
merge bullet on coverage in coverage hole and coverage in tunnel between
buildings and add a bullet on mobile coverage (David Steer from Nortel to
provide some text). -
Remove the
“/’s” from the section headings ·
Section 5 -
Discussed whether
the section on types of links and routes should be removed. Majority consensus
was that the sections should remain. -
There were
discussions on some of the details on the figure in section 5. We deferred
those discussions till the next draft in order to get through the document and
reach agreement on all sections. ·
Section 6 -
Agreed to split
section 6 between section 3 (potential RS deployment locations) and section 7
(text on simple RS types) and remove it as a separate section ·
Section 7: -
Agreed to keep the
major subsections as they are in the current draft -
Discussed whether
this section should remain a separate section, or whether it should be
duplicated in each of the usage model sections to specify the usage model
specific RS characteristics. Agreed to leave it where it is for now and to
point out specific RS type considerations in the usage model sections. We will
see whether it becomes apparent that the section should be split and
incorporated into the individual subsections of section 3 as we develop the
document. (There was a similar discussion and conclusion on section 5). -
There was
discussion that the tables currently in the antenna usage section is too specific
in that it constrains particular types of stations to using particular types of
antennas. I think that there was consensus to make the contents higher level,
discussing the potential types of antennas and ramifications on the usage
models, but it was late in the call and people were dropping off, so we will
need to revisit this as part of the more detailed review of next draft 3) We
discussed when additional usage models would be considered. The plan is to
first consolidate/harmonize the models proposed in contributions received for
session 43 and then to move to consider additional models/concepts. 4) Next
steps are: -
Publish updated
version of the draft -
Discuss detailed
text/diagrams in the draft over email and in the next meeting Attendees: Dharma Basgeet -
Toshiba
Naftali Chayat - Alvarion
Sungcheol Chang – ETRI
Aik Chindapol -
Siemens
Dazi Feng – ZTE I-Kang Fu - ITRI
Heng-Iang Hsu – Institute for Information
Industry Yung-Ting Lee – Institute for Information
Industry Sungjin Lee - Samsung
Matty Levanda -
Winetworks Kanchei (Ken) Loa – Institute for Information
Industry Mitsuo Nohara – KDDI Asa Masahito –
Motorola
Paul Piggin - Nextwave
Broadband
Arvind Raghavan - ArrayComm Shyamal Ramachandran -
motorola
Yousuf Saifullah - Nokia Gamini Senarath - Nortel Gang Shen - Alcatel Matt Sherman - BAE Systems
Shiann-Tsang Sheu – Institute for Information
Industry
DJ Shyy –
MITRE Seth.Spoenlein - David Steer -
Nortel Yong Sun - Toshiba
Jerry Sydir - Intel
Wen Tong -
Nortel Haiguang Wang – I2R Jing Wang – VIA
Telecom Jen-Shun Yang - ITRI Hua-Chiang Yin – Institute for Information Industry Derek Yu – Nortel
Aimin Zhang - Huawei Haihong Zheng - Nokia Peiying Zhu – Nortel
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