DOCUMENT #:
GSC15-PLEN-16
FOR:
Presentation
SOURCE:
TIA
AGENDA ITEM:
OPENING PLEN 6.1
CONTACT(S):
Fran O’Brien (fran.obrien@alcatel-lucent.com)
Mark Epstein (mepstein@qualcomm.com)
Continuing Cooperation on IMT
Standardization
Global Standards Collaboration (GSC)
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IMT Standardization Highlights
 TIA continues to actively support the ITU IMT
Standardization Activities
• Developing inter-working standards that allow IMT-2000
technologies to seamlessly interact with other technologies.
• Providing input on IMT-2000 technologies based on ITU-R and
ITU-T Liaisons to External Organizations.
• Although TIA did not submit a candidate IMT-Advanced
technology, TIA remained actively engaged in the development
of IMT-Advanced by registering as an Independent Evaluation
Group for IMT-Advanced, conducting an assessment of the
candidate technologies, and submitting a complete evaluation
Final Report to the eighth meeting of ITU-R WP 5D in June
2010.
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Strategic Direction
 TIA will continue to be actively engaged in IMT
Standardization
• IMT-2000
 Participation in ITU-R WP 5D
 Updates to M.1457 and related Recommendations and Reports
 Inputs to ITU-T, as necessary
• IMT-Advanced
 Participation in ITU-R WP 5D
 Ready to act as independent evaluation group in future
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Outline of Presentation
 TR-45·3
• Chair: Peter Musgrove
peter.musgrove@att.com
 TR-45·5
• Chair: Orlett W. Pearson
orlett.pearson@alcatel-lucent.com
 TR-45·AHIMT
• Chair: Peter W. Nurse
peter.nurse@sigmadelta.com
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Activities of TR-45·3
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IMT Standardization Highlights
 Continual updates are provided in support of ITU-R
IMT Standardization Activities.
• TR45.3 continues to work jointly with ATIS WTSC on the TDMASC Radio Interface in M.1457.
• TR45.3 (supported by TIA) met the deadlines for the M.1457-9
TDMA-SC letter of consistency and the transposition
spreadsheet provided to the ITU-R.
• TR-45.3 and ATIS WTSC have completed the meeting X+2 input
for M.1457-10 and are working on the transpositions.
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Highlight of Current Activities
 Overview of Select Current Activities
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Approved for publication to further support TIA/EIA-136-G
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SP-3-4027-370-RV3-EAD1 to be published as TIA/EIA-136-370-C-1[E]
SP-3-4027-376-RV3-EAD1 to be published as TIA/EIA-136-376-C-1[E]
SP-3-4027-377-RV3-EAD1 to be published as TIA/EIA-136-377-C-1[E]
SP-3-4027-440-RV3-EAD1 to be published as TIA/EIA-136-440-C-1[E]
Approved for ballot to support TIA/EIA-136-H
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SP-3-4027-000-RV8 to be published as TIA/EIA-136-000-H
SP-3-4027-123-RV8 to be published as TIA/EIA-136-123-H
SP-3-4027-370-RV4 to be published as TIA/EIA-136-370-D
SP-3-4027-376-RV4 to be published as TIA/EIA-136-376-D
SP-3-4027-377-RV4 to be published as TIA/EIA-136-377-D
SP-3-4027-440-RV4 to be published as TIA/EIA-136-440-D
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TR-45.3 Next Steps / Actions
• Will continue to be a joint partner in the TDMA-SC IMT-2000 Radio
Interface in M.1457 with ATIS WTSC.
• TR-45.3 plans to approve for publication Revision H of TIA/EIA136 to support the transpositions for M.1457-10 while ATIS WTSC
will be transposing 3GPP Specifications for its part in support of
M.1457-10.
• Continue to support any M.1457 updates for TDMA-SC in the
future.
Activities of TR-45·5
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IMT Standardization Highlights
 TIA continues to actively support the ITU IMT
Standardization Activities
• Develop Inter-working standards which allows IMT-2000
technologies to seamlessly interact with other technologies.
• Provide input on IMT-2000 technology based on ITU-R inquiries.
Addresses ITU-T inquiries, when necessary.
• IMT-Advanced Technology: Although Committee TR-45 did not
provide an IMT-Advanced candidate technology, TIA remained
actively engaged in this process by registering as an
Independent Evaluation Group for IMT-Advanced to conduct an
assessment of the candidate technologies.
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IMT Standardization Highlights
 Continual updates are provided in support of ITU IMT
Standardization Activities.
• Provide input/updates on ITU-R M.1801, M.1457-9, M.1457-10,
and soon to be M.1457-11.
 Significant updates to M.1457-10 included:
• Signaling Test Specification for E-UTRAN – cdma2000 Connectivity
and Interworking
• Minimum performance updates for 1x, HRPD and UMB
• Updates to Revision M.1580/M.1581 (Unwanted emissions
specification of IMT-2000 BS and MS).
• Updates to Revision M.2039 (Characteristics of IMT-2000
Systems for Frequency Sharing/Interface Analyses)
• Review of Compatibility Study of BWA Characteristics for
Compatibility Studies with Fixed-Satellite Service Systems in the
3,400-4,200 MHz band.
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IMT Standardization Highlights
 Continual updates:
• Review of Study Questions ITU-R 250/2 (Mobile
Wireless Access (MWA) Systems supporting
ubiquitous sensors across large areas.
• Review of F.2086 (Characteristics and Applications of
Broadband Wireless Access in the Fixed Service).
• In conjunction with TR-45.8, provided
 Correspondence with ITU-T SWG2 on Civil Alerting
 Update of ITU-R SG13 Q.1742.8
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Highlights of Current Activities (1)
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Recently Completed TR-45.5
Work Items
• Over The Air Interoperability
Specification For cdma2000 Air
Interface
• E-UTRAN – cdma2000 HRPD
Connectivity and Inter-working
Air Interface Specification
• WiMAX™ – HRPD Interworking Specification
• EVRC Revision D and
associated software distribution
• EVRC Revision D minimum
performance requirements
• Position Location
• Signaling Conformance
Specification for cdma2000 1x,
HRPD and LTE Interworking
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Recently Completed TR-45.5
Work Items
• HRPD Revision C (HRPD
Enhancements)
• VoIP Codecs and Protocols
• Signaling Conformance for
HRPD
• cdma2000 Revision E (1x
Enhancements)
• Femtocells,
• Location,
• Priority Services
• Generic Key Exchange
Protocol with an emphasis on
eHRPD
• Band Class Specification for
cdma2000 Spread Spectrum
Systems
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Highlights of Current Activities (2)
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Recently Completed TR-45.5
Work Items
• Commercial Mobile Alert
Specification over cdma2000
(1x)
• TSB58 Development Support
for: CMAS, Generic Key
Exchange, eHRPD and EVRC
• OTASP
 Multimode System Selection
(MMSS)
 Enhanced System Selection for
femto cells
 eHRPD
 UMB
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Overview of Select Current
Activity
• Extended Cell High Rate Packet
Data (xHRPD) Air Interface
Specification
• cdma2000 1x Guidelines:
Supporting Revision E
Capabilities on Earlier 1x
Specifications
• Minimum Performance
Requirements for Femtocells
and Picocells
• CSIM and RUIM revisions for
Open Market Handset (OMH)
supported by the CDG
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Highlights of Current Activities (3)
 Overview of Select
Current Activity
• Band Class (400 MHz, Ancillary
Terrestrial Component (ATC LBand))
• HRPD Performance and
Conformance Requirements
• IP Based Over-the-Air Device
Management (IOTA-DM) for
cdma2000 Systems
• Conformance Specification
development for CSIM and
RUIM
 Overview of Select
Current Activity
• MPS modifications for Dual
Transmitter MS
• E-UTRAN – HRPD Interworking
Addendum
• BCMCS Codecs and Transport
Protocols
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Strategic Direction (1)
 TR45.5 will continue to collaborate with other Standards
Organizations and Market Representatives
 Continued develop of Interworking Specifications in support of other
technologies (LTE, WiMAX)
 Collaborate 3GPP and WiMAX Forum on Interworking
 Collaborate with 3GPP to develop Signaling Conformance
Specifications for Interworking with LTE
• Partner with 3GPP2 and its Organizational Partners and
Marketing Representation Partners
• Maintain cooperative relationship with Femto Forum and
Broadband Forum, in partnership with 3GPP2 as it relates to
Femtocells.
• Work with International Telecommunications Union (ITU)
 Provide ITU with updates of cdma2000 as IMT-2000 and
Broadband Wireless Access (BWA), M.1801 and M.1457
 In the near term, will provide ITU with input on M2M logistics
• Collaborate with other Organizations based on industry needs
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Strategic Direction (2)
 Continued enhancements and updates via the IMT-2000
process has allowed significant advantages for cdma. A
few quick facts are noted (based on information from
http://www.cdg.org/).
 cdma2000 has more than 500 million 1x subscribers and
more than 142 million HRPD subscribers
 Since July 8, 2010, 2,353 devices have been introduced
into the market
 Strategically, the cdma2000 family of standards will
continue to:
• serve operators well into the next decade,
• provide support for a graceful transition to next-generation
wireless broadband technologies.
• developing solutions to ensure that CDMA2000 devices,
networks and roaming provide a seamless usability across
cdma2000 and 4G wireless technology platforms.
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Strategic Direction (3)
 TR45.5 will continue to:
• Develop new technologies and services.
• Develop standards that enhances the use of:
 Machine-to-machine, Machine Type Communication and,
 Smartgrids
• Support an overall Green Initiative to study ways on
developing enhancements for the access terminal
and the access network.
• Study more broadly, beyond what is already
supported in the cdma standards, the Green Initiative.
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Challenges
 Increase capacity while maintaining service quality and
system coverage to satisfy market demands
 Enhance data throughput and reduce latency to
accommodate existing and emerging data services
 Continue to find ways to reduce power consumption for
both the terminal and infrastructure.
 Continue to meet industry requirements for emerging
markets
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TR-45.5: Next Steps/Actions
 Continue to develop new technologies and services for
the cdma2000 industry.
 Recognize and acknowledge emerging markets and
continue to develop key requirements and feature
enhancements for such markets.
 Innovate and improve existing systems in TIA TR-45.5
 Work closely with regulatory bodies to provide solutions
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location services,
emergency notification,
new frequency plans,
other governmental services.
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Activities of TR-45·AHIMT
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Activities of TR-45·AHIMT
• Re-chartered in December 2008 to facilitate action as an Independent
Evaluation Group for IMT-Advanced
• Received six candidate proposals from ITU-R WP 5D:
 ADV/4 IEEE, 5D/542
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ADV/5 Japan, 5D/544
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ADV/7 TTA, 5D/560
 ADV/8 3GPP, 5D/564
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ADV/6 Japan, 5D/645
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ADV/9 China, 5D/580, TDD only
• A total of five face-to-face meetings, supplemented with email discussion:
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2010-01-14, San Diego, CA
2010-02-05, St Augustine, FL
2010-04-02, New Orleans, LA
2010-05-06, Philadelphia, PA
2010-05-28, Savannah, GA
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Activities of TR-45·AHIMT
• Monitored and participated in ITU-R Correspondence Forum
• Maintained a web site to facilitate communication
• Attended the industry sponsored workshops
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2009-12-17/18, 3GPP, Beijing, China
2010-01-13, IEEE, San Diego, CA
2010-05-17, IEEE, Beijing, China
2010-05-18, 3GPP, Beijing, China
• Submitted an interim report to the seventh meeting of ITU-R WP 5D
 2010-02-17/24, Torino, Italy
• Submitted a final report to the eighth meeting of WP 5D
 2010-06-09/16 , Da Nang, Viet Nam
http://ftp.tiaonline.org/TR-45/TR-45_AHIMT/Public/default.htm
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Activities of TR-45·AHIMT
• Conducted a complete evaluation according to ITU-R Recommendation
M.2135-1.
• Addressed all aspects of the evaluation of the technologies described in
IMT ADV/4 and IMT ADV/8.
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Spectrum Template
Services Template
Technology Template
By inspection, analysis and simulation
• Discovered no cases where either IMT ADV/4 or IMT ADV/8 fail to meet
the minimum requirements.
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TR-45 AHIMT: Next Steps / Actions
 Evaluation work is complete at this time
 TR-45 AHIMT to remain dormant until needed
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Supplementary Slides
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Subcommittee TR-45.5
 TIA Subcommittees continues to develop
international standards and have developed joint
relations with other standards organizations
• Subcommittee TR-45.5 develops performance, compatibility and
interoperability standards for Spread Spectrum Digital wireless
access systems supporting international, public, non-public, or
residential mobile and personal communications.
• These standards apply to service definition, mobile and portable
station equipment, base station equipment, ancillary apparatus,
as covered by applicable Parts of the FCC Rules.
• Continue to provide input to ITU-Radiocommunications Division.
• Developed joint standards with ATIS WTSC
• TR-45.5, in partnership with 3GPP2, has a cooperative
relationship with the Femto Forum and Broadband Forum.
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