RE: stds-802-handoff: 802 Handoff Call for Contributions
DJ, I have a presentation on 802 Handoff Measurement Considerations for Singapore. How do you submit documents? Are they the same as 802.11 formats? Thanks!
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-----Original Message-----
From: Johnston, Dj [mailto:dj.johnston@intel.com]
Sent: Friday, March 28, 2003 1:44 PM
To: 'stds-802-handoff@ieee.org'
Subject: stds-802-handoff: 802 Handoff Call for Contributions
All,
I have posted the following call for contributions to
http://www.ieee802.org/handoff/cfc.html .
802 Handoff ECSG
Call For Contributions
Tuesday, March 25th, 2003
On March 14, the SEC approved a motion chartering the 802 Executive
Committee Study Group on Handoff.
David Johnston was named as Chair.
The SEC created the 802 Executive Committee Study Group on Handoff to
* Consider the possibility of developing a standard specifying a
common handoff framework
applicable to 802 standards.
* Consider placement of work (in new working group or in 802.1)
The group is authorized to draft a PAR.
This decision followed a Call for Interest at the March meeting and a
tutorial last November. If the
work proceeds and becomes successful, it could allow for devices with
interfaces to multiple 802
networks to move from one to another (both inter and intra subnet) without
losing high-layer
connectivity.
The first sessions will be at the Singapore Interim, May 12-16th.
Contributions are requested. Suggested topics that may be appropriate:
* Mechanisms for supporting roaming decisions. Either within a mobile
device or within network
devices (E.G. APs or base stations)
* The type and structure of relevant information that might need to be
passed between
entities within a network
* Maintainance of compatibility with existing related mechanisms (E.G.
802.11k, 802.11f,
802.16 handoff)
* Issues surrounding interworking with upper later protocols, E.G.
IPv6, IPv4
* Mechanisms for establishment and maintainance of security within a
roaming context
* Layer 2 mechanisms to support seamless roaming
* Mechansims for supporting scaleable roaming and mobility
architectures
* Summary of ongoing / proposed work in SEAMOBY, TRIGTRAN and IRTF's
Micro Mobility initiative
and requirements they might bring to the Handoff SG
* Summary of L2/L3 handoff schemes in 3GPP networks and/or other IP
wireless networks
* Requirements for supporting roaming of bursty and real time
applications
* Outlines of functional components for active and dormant mode
handoffs within and across
802 wireless technologies
* Proposals on an appropriate scope for a working group
* Work on drafting a PAR and 5 critera
Ideal submissions would be targetted towards the goals of the group. I.E.
establishing the need,
feasibility, scope and motivation for an 802 Handoff group.
David Johnston
email: david.johnston@ieee.org, dj.johnston@intel.com
David Johnston
Intel Corporation
Email : dj.johnston@intel.com
Tel : 503 380 5578 (Mobile)
Tel : 503 264 3855 (Office)