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Hi, Monisha, I don’t want to be nitpicking here, but just to avoid giving
folks issues to point at in the PAR, I wanted to make sure that ECMA is indeed
a “standards body,” because it advertises itself as an “industry
association.” I suppose the same may be asked of the white space
database group. Can someone comment how the definition of “standard”
is meant to be understood? Thanks Alex From: whitespace@xxxxxxxx
[mailto:whitespace@xxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Mark Cummings Monisha, Thanks for your valuable input. What would be very
helpful is a contribution describing the group, giving a little background and
explaining the reasons for including it. That way, even though you are
not present, the group can feel confident it is doing the right thing.
When you post it, just send out an email telling everyone it is there.
If I can help with this please let me know. Thanks, Mark Mark Cummings, Ph.D. +1 650 854 4406 CEO, SWIM Managing Partner, enVia Technology Partners, Inc. Chair, Use Case Ad Hoc, IEEE P1900.5 Special Member Board of Directors SVC Wireless (Silicon Valley
China Wireless Technology Association) Member Special Committee, Technical Committee of Software Radio,
IEICE, Japan On Sep 16, 2009, at 9:29 AM, Ghosh, Monisha wrote:
Mark: Here is what I would propose be included in Section 7.1 of the
draft PAR as a description of the TV White Space standardization in Ecma
International. I
will not be attending the Hawaii meeting, but please
do let me know if you need more information. · Explanation: Ecma
International TC48-TG1is developing PHY-MAC and coexistence protocols for
wireless networks in the Television White Spaces. See http://www.ecma-international.org/memento/TC48-TG1.htm for more details. · Sponsor Organization: Ecma
International (http://www.ecma-international.org ) and CogNeA (http://www.cognea.org ) · Project/Standard Number:
TC48-TG1 · Project/Standard Date:
Expected release of first edition by Ecma: Dec 2009. Expected adoption by
ISO/IEC: Oct. 2010 · Project/Standard Title:
Wireless Communications using Television White Spaces (TVWS). Regards, Monisha ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Monisha Ghosh Principal Member Research Staff Energy-Efficient And Networked Environments (EENE) Philips Research North America 345 Scarborough Road, Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510. Phone: (914)
945-6415;
Fax : (914) 945-6580 email : monisha.ghosh@xxxxxxxxxxx From: whitespace@xxxxxxxx [mailto:whitespace@xxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Ghosh, Monisha Steve: A minor correction: under “Similar Standards” , it
should read “802.22, new project in 802.11 and Ecma” not Cognea. Regards, Monisha From: whitespace@xxxxxxxx [mailto:whitespace@xxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Shellhammer, Steve All,
On last week’s conference call Mark Cummings suggested that if anyone has
comments on the PAR to prepare a contribution.
So I looked over the PAR and put together a few comments and questions. I
have posted that document on Mentor,
We can discuss these and any other comments or questions on the Tuesday
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