IEEE C802.16n-11/0191
Project
IEEE 802.16 Broadband Wireless Access Working Group <http://ieee802.org/16>
Title
Proposed New Structure for 802.16n AWD (802.16.1 Baseline)
Date
Submitted
2011-09-12
Source(s)
Anh Tuan Hoang, Haiguang Wang, Jaya
Shankar, Wai Leong Yeow,
Shoukang Zheng
Voice: +65 6408-2271
E-mail: athoang@i2r.a-star.edu.sg
Institute for Infocomm Research
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(South Tower)
Singapore 138632
eldad.zeira@interdigital.com
Eldad Zeira
InterDigital
Re:
In response to the 802.16n (GRIDMAN) AWD Call for Comments
Abstract
Text proposal to Sections 17.2.7.1 and 17.3.7.1.1 of the AWD.
Purpose
To discuss and adopt the proposed text in the 802.16n draft Text
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Proposed New Structure for 802.16n AWD (802.16.1 Baseline)
Anh Tuan Hoang, Haiguang Wang, Jaya Shankar, Wai Leong Yeow,
Shoukang Zheng (Institute for Infocomm Research)
Eldad Zeira (InterDigital)
Introduction
It is expected that 802.16n AWD shall be split into two AWDs which are specific for 802.16.1 and 802.16Rev3.
In this contribution, we propose a structure for 16n AWD based on 802.16.1. We hope that the group can come
to an agreement on such a new structure by the end of Session #75 so that the editor(s) can start moving the text
and comments for November Meeting can be made based on the new structure.
References
Text Proposal for the 802.16n Amendment Working Document (AWD)
Note:
The text in BLACK color: the existing text in the 802.16n Amendment Draft Standard
The text in RED color: the removal of existing 802.16n Amendment Draft Standard Text
The text in BLUE color: the new text added to the 802.16n Amendment Draft Standard Text
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WirelessMAN-Advanced Air Interface .......................................................................................................6
6.1
Introduction ............................................................................................................................................6
6.2
Medium access control ........................................................................................................................6
6.2.1
Addressing.......................................................................................................................................6
6.2.1.1
Global address .............................................................................................................................6
6.2.1.2
Logical identifiers .......................................................................................................................6
6.2.1.2.1 Station identifier (STID) ....................................................................................................6
6.2.1.2.2 Logical identifiers for BS-controlled HR-MS direct communication ...........................6
6.2.1.2.3 Logical identifiers for BS-controlled HR-MS forwarding ..............................................6
6.2.1.2.4 Logical identifiers for Talk-around HR-MS direct communication .............................6
6.2.1.2.5 Logical identifiers for Talk-around HR-MS forwarding ................................................6
6.2.2
MAC PDU formats..........................................................................................................................6
6.2.3
MAC control messages ...................................................................................................................6
6.2.4
Construction and transmission of MAC PDUs ...............................................................................6
6.2.4.9
6.2.5
Construction and transmission of MAC PDUs by forwarding HR-MS ......................................6
AAI Security ...................................................................................................................................6
6.2.5.5
Security procedure for direct communication .............................................................................6
6.2.5.6
Security procedure for multicast operation .................................................................................6
6.2.6
MAC HO procedures ......................................................................................................................6
6.2.6.6
HO procedures involving forwarding HR-MS ............................................................................7
6.2.7
Persistent scheduling in the Advanced Air Interface ......................................................................7
6.2.8
Multicarrier operation .....................................................................................................................7
6.2.9
Group resource allocation ...............................................................................................................7
6.2.10
Connection management .................................................................................................................7
6.2.10.3
Connection management involving forwarding HR-MS ........................................................7
6.2.10.3.1 Control connections ........................................................................................................7
6.2.10.3.2 Transport connections....................................................................................................7
6.2.11
Bandwidth request and allocation mechanism ................................................................................7
6.2.11.2
6.2.12
Bandwidth request involving forwarding HR-MS ..................................................................7
Quality of service (QoS) .................................................................................................................7
6.2.12.6
Service flow management .......................................................................................................7
6.2.12.6.3 Service flow management involving forwarding HR-MS ...........................................7
6.2.13
ARQ mechanism .............................................................................................................................7
6.2.14
HARQ functions..............................................................................................................................7
6.2.15
Network entry and initialization ......................................................................................................7
6.2.15.7
Network entry through a forwarding HR-MS .........................................................................7
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6.2.16
Periodic ranging ..............................................................................................................................8
6.2.16.1
HR-MS to HR-MS synchronization ........................................................................................8
6.2.16.1.1 When both HR-MS are inside of HR-BS coverage ....................................................8
6.2.16.1.2 When only one HR-MS is inside of HR-BS coverage ...............................................8
6.2.16.1.3 When both HR-MS are outside of HR-BS coverage .................................................8
6.2.17
Sleep mode ......................................................................................................................................8
6.2.18
Idle mode .........................................................................................................................................8
6.2.18.2
Operation during idle mode .....................................................................................................8
6.2.18.2.4 Paging operation through forwarding HR-MS ............................................................8
… .................................................................................................................................................................8
… .................................................................................................................................................................8
6.2.28
6.3
Support for multicast service ...........................................................................................................8
Physical layer ........................................................................................................................................8
6.3.1.3
Frame structure ............................................................................................................................8
6.3.1.3.8 Frame structure for BS-controlled HR-MS forwarding to network .............................8
6.3.1.3.9 Frame structure for Talk-around HR-MS direct communication ................................8
6.3.1.3.10 Frame structure for self-coexistence ...........................................................................8
6.3.1.15
Control structure for BS-controlled HR-MS to HR-MS link ..................................................8
6.3.1.15.9 Control channels for HR-MS direct communication ..................................................8
6.3.1.15.10 Control channels for HR-MS forwarding ...................................................................8
6.3.1.15.11 Power control for HR-MS to HR-MS link ...................................................................9
6.3.1.16
6.4
Control structure for Talk-around HR-MS direct communication ..........................................9
Support for Femto ABS........................................................................................................................9
… .........................................................................................................................................................................9
6.10
Support for Advanced Air Interface in LZone ...................................................................................9
6.11
Support for BS-controlled HR-MS direct communications .............................................................9
6.11.1
General description .........................................................................................................................9
6.11.2
Connection and link management ...................................................................................................9
6.11.3
Bandwidth request and resource allocation .....................................................................................9
6.11.4
Service flow management ...............................................................................................................9
6.11.5
HR-MS to HR-MS synchronization ................................................................................................9
6.12
Support for HR-MS-coordinated network ..........................................................................................9
6.12.1
General description .........................................................................................................................9
6.12.2
Formation of HR-MS-coordinated network ....................................................................................9
6.13
Support for Talk-around HR-MS direct communication ..................................................................9
6.13.1
General description .........................................................................................................................9
6.13.2
Medium access control ....................................................................................................................9
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6.13.2.1
Addressing...............................................................................................................................9
6.13.2.2
MAC PDU formats..................................................................................................................9
6.13.2.3
Security....................................................................................................................................9
6.13.2.4
Connection management .........................................................................................................9
6.13.2.5
Link management ..................................................................................................................10
6.13.2.6
QoS management ..................................................................................................................10
6.13.2.7
Token management ...............................................................................................................10
6.13.2.8
Resource management ...........................................................................................................10
6.13.2.9
Measurements........................................................................................................................10
6.13.2.10
Support for two hop communication .....................................................................................10
6.13.3
6.14
Physical layer for Talk-around HR-MS direct communication.....................................................10
6.13.3.1
Frame structure ......................................................................................................................10
6.13.3.2
Physical structure ..................................................................................................................10
6.13.3.3
Control structure ....................................................................................................................10
Support for HR-MS forwarding to network ......................................................................................10
6.14.1
BS-controlled HR-MS forwarding to network ..............................................................................10
6.14.2
Talk-around-based HR-MS forwarding to network ......................................................................10
6.15
Support for multi-mode operation ....................................................................................................10
6.15.1
Relay function for HR-BS .............................................................................................................10
6.15.2
Relay function for HR-MS ............................................................................................................10
6.15.3
Base station function for HR-MS ..................................................................................................10
6.16
Support for standalone networks .....................................................................................................10
6.17
Enhanced relaying operation ............................................................................................................10
6.17.1
Relaying connection notification over an alternative interface .....................................................10
6.18
Support for local forwarding ..............................................................................................................10
6.19
Support for path discovery and management ................................................................................11
6.19.1
Neighbor discovery among associated HR-MS ............................................................................11
6.19.2
Robustness against SPOF ..............................................................................................................11
6.19.3
Fast network reentry to neighbor HR-MS .....................................................................................11
6.20
Support for priority access operation ...............................................................................................11
6.21
Support for self-coexistence .............................................................................................................11
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WirelessMAN-Advanced Air Interface
6.1
Introduction
6.2
Medium access control
6.2.1 Addressing
6.2.1.1 Global address
6.2.1.2 Logical identifiers
6.2.1.2.1 Station identifier (STID)
6.2.1.2.2 Logical identifiers for BS-controlled HR-MS direct communication
6.2.1.2.3 Logical identifiers for BS-controlled HR-MS forwarding
6.2.1.2.4 Logical identifiers for Talk-around HR-MS direct communication
6.2.1.2.5 Logical identifiers for Talk-around HR-MS forwarding
6.2.2 MAC PDU formats
6.2.3 MAC control messages
6.2.4 Construction and transmission of MAC PDUs
6.2.4.9
Construction and transmission of MAC PDUs by forwarding HR-MS
6.2.5 AAI Security
6.2.5.5 Security procedure for direct communication
6.2.5.6 Security procedure for multicast operation
6.2.6 MAC HO procedures
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6.2.6.6 HO procedures involving forwarding HR-MS
6.2.7 Persistent scheduling in the Advanced Air Interface
6.2.8 Multicarrier operation
6.2.9 Group resource allocation
6.2.10 Connection management
6.2.10.3
Connection management involving forwarding HR-MS
6.2.10.3.1
Control connections
6.2.10.3.2
Transport connections
6.2.11 Bandwidth request and allocation mechanism
6.2.11.2 Bandwidth request involving forwarding HR-MS
6.2.12 Quality of service (QoS)
6.2.12.6
Service flow management
6.2.12.6.3
Service flow management involving forwarding HR-MS
6.2.13 ARQ mechanism
6.2.14 HARQ functions
6.2.15 Network entry and initialization
6.2.15.7
Network entry through a forwarding HR-MS
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6.2.16 Periodic ranging
6.2.16.1
HR-MS to HR-MS synchronization
6.2.16.1.1
When both HR-MS are inside of HR-BS coverage
6.2.16.1.2
When only one HR-MS is inside of HR-BS coverage
6.2.16.1.3
When both HR-MS are outside of HR-BS coverage
6.2.17 Sleep mode
6.2.18 Idle mode
6.2.18.2
Operation during idle mode
6.2.18.2.4
Paging operation through forwarding HR-MS
…
…
6.2.28 Support for multicast service
6.3
Physical layer
6.3.1.3 Frame structure
6.3.1.3.8 Frame structure for BS-controlled HR-MS forwarding to network
6.3.1.3.9 Frame structure for Talk-around HR-MS direct communication
6.3.1.3.10
Frame structure for self-coexistence
6.3.1.15
Control structure for BS-controlled HR-MS to HR-MS link
6.3.1.15.9
Control channels for HR-MS direct communication
6.3.1.15.10 Control channels for HR-MS forwarding
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6.3.1.15.11 Power control for HR-MS to HR-MS link
6.3.1.16
6.4
Control structure for Talk-around HR-MS direct communication
Support for Femto ABS
…
6.10 Support for Advanced Air Interface in LZone
6.11 Support for BS-controlled HR-MS direct communications
6.11.1 General description
6.11.2 Connection and link management
6.11.3 Bandwidth request and resource allocation
6.11.4 Service flow management
6.11.5 HR-MS to HR-MS synchronization
6.12 Support for HR-MS-coordinated network
6.12.1 General description
6.12.2 Formation of HR-MS-coordinated network
6.13 Support for Talk-around HR-MS direct communication
6.13.1 General description
6.13.2 Medium access control
6.13.2.1
Addressing
6.13.2.2
MAC PDU formats
6.13.2.3
Security
6.13.2.4
Connection management
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6.13.2.5
Link management
6.13.2.6
QoS management
6.13.2.7
Token management
6.13.2.8
Resource management
6.13.2.9
Measurements
6.13.2.10
Support for two hop communication
6.13.3 Physical layer for Talk-around HR-MS direct communication
6.13.3.1
Frame structure
6.13.3.2
Physical structure
6.13.3.3
Control structure
6.14 Support for HR-MS forwarding to network
6.14.1 BS-controlled HR-MS forwarding to network
6.14.2 Talk-around-based HR-MS forwarding to network
6.15 Support for multi-mode operation
6.15.1 Relay function for HR-BS
6.15.2 Relay function for HR-MS
6.15.3 Base station function for HR-MS
6.16 Support for standalone networks
6.17 Enhanced relaying operation
6.17.1 Relaying connection notification over an alternative interface
6.18 Support for local forwarding
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6.19 Support for path discovery and management
6.19.1 Neighbor discovery among associated HR-MS
6.19.2 Robustness against SPOF
6.19.3 Fast network reentry to neighbor HR-MS
6.20 Support for priority access operation
6.21 Support for self-coexistence
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