Opening report Radio Regulations to Radio Working Groups November 2001 meeting

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Opening report Radio Regulations to Radio Working
GroupsNovember 2001 meeting

• Regulatory Ombudsman (Vic Hayes)
• http//ieee802.org/Regulatory/

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September meeting activities

• None, meeting was canceled due to Terrorist
  attacks

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Objectives for Austin, TX, meeting

• Establish Regulatory Group as Permanent Group
  with a Charter
• Work on PAR rules amendment
• To prepare and submit other position statements
  if needed
• e.g. Spectrum requirement 5 GHz band
• e.g. Chinese regulations
• To hold joint meetings with TGh, TGg and 5GSG

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802 level Regulatory work

• Currently regulatory work is done in and ad-hoc
  group within 802.11 with liaisons from 802.15 and
  802.16
• To come to a group with a charter, and to balance
  the level between the wireless groups, an 802
  level group is required
• Current thought is for an SEC subcommittee
• doc. 11-01/291r1 Presentation RR TAG
• doc 11-01/416r1 SEC rules
• Doc. RR-01/009 vh TAG rules

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Functions of SEC SC for Radio Regulations

• to produce draft position statements for the
  Working Groups responsible for producing
  standards for Radio devices (RWGs)
• maintain the contacts and know the processes for
  interaction with radio regulatory and spectrum
  management bodies
• to act as the only channel between RWGs and
  Regulatory agencies and spectrum management
  bodies
• to coordinate spectrum sharing issues between 802
  devices and other devices

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Required rules changes (obsolete)

• Based on the rules of a TAG (5.2) with the
  following exception
• Existing rule point e
• Any report generated by a TAG that is forwarded
  to any Working Group in the name of the TAG,
  needs to get a 75 approval vote of the TAG
  members present who vote Approve and Do Not
  Approve.
• Modified rule point e
• The actions of the TAG are taken based on
  majority votes of the Members of each Radio
  related Working Group and the tallies shall be
  reported
• All Communications related to Radio regulations
  and Spectrum Management shall go through the RR
  TAG

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New rules to be made

• Membership is as follows Chair and one official
  Rapporteur for each Radio Working Group and the
  Regulatory Ombudsman
• During meetings at plenary or interim sessions,
  Recommendations are made by straw polls with
  tallies for each RWG
• WG positions from closing plenaries will be
  considered by the SC membership AFTER THE SESSION

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Additional requirements for Wireless PARs

• Current thought, to be worked on this week
• To place 6th Criterion as bullet item in 4th
  Criterion with a footnote for the details
• doc. 11-01/332 Current Thoughts

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2.45 GHz in China

• New regulations limit multipoint operation to 10
  mW EIRP and point-to-point operation to 100 mW
  EIRP
• Proposal to write a letter to the Regulatory
  agency of China to request reconsideration
• Requires local activity please register your
  resources in China
• An amendment with higher power will be made
  available!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Meeting schedule this week (1)Big Bend E

• Joint meetings
• TGh Monday 330 PM - 530 PM
• 5GSG Tuesday 1030 AM noon
• TGg Thursday 1 PM 3 PM
• Rules change meetings
• Tuesday 8 AM 10 AM
• Tuesday 1 PM 3 PM
• Wednesday 8 AM 10 PM
• (802CoEx Wednesday 1 PM 3 PM)
• Thursday 8 AM noon, 330 PM 530 PM

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Meeting schedule this week (2)

• Regulatory matters (5 GHz and Chinese regulations
  in 2.45 GHz)
• Tuesday 330 PM 530 PM
• Thursday 1030 AM noon, 330 PM 530 PM

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WECA REGULATORY GROUP UPDATE OF ACTIVITIES PLANS

• Retained the services of Wiley Rein and Fielding
  to assist in our efforts to get the Spectrum we
  need
• Is also retaining a RADAR expert to help evaluate
  the sharing studies from incumbents and secure
  that we are eligible for sharing the band
• Have held meetings with FCC and NTIA staff
• Will work on making a Petition for Rule Making

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Equivalent 20 W e.i.r.p.
5 GHz U-NII USA
Lesser of 1W or 17 dBm10logB Antenna gain lt23
dBi
FCC 98-12 Notes 1. Higher Antenna gain permitted
with corresponding reduction in transmitter
output power. 2. B 26 dB emission bandwidth
Equivalent 1000 mW e.i.r.p.
Lesser of 250 mW or 11 dBm10logB Antenna
gainlt6dBi
Equivalent 200 mW e.i.r.p.
Lesser of 50 mW or 4 dBm10logB Antenna gain
lt6dBi
5.150 5.250 5.350
5.725 5.825
5.000 5.100 5.200 5.300 5.400 5.500 5.600 5.700 5.
800 5.900 6.000 GHz
Satellite FSS
Aeronautical Navigation
Radionavigation, Maritime navigation
Radiolocation, Amateur
Radar, Space research, Earth exploration
Satellite
Aeronautical Navigation
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5 GHz Spectrum Europe
5.470
5.725
Hiperlan 1 W indoor/outdoor
Hiperlan Notes 1. Hiperlan must use full
spectrum range (Dynamic Frequency Selection) and
Power Control (ERC/DEC/(99)23) 2. Channelization
is 20MHz
5.150 5.350
ISM 25 mW
Hiperlan 200 mW indoor
5.725 5.875
5.000 5.100 5.200 5.300 5.400 5.500 5.600 5.700 5.
800 5.900 6.000 GHz
Satellite FSS
Aeronautical Navigation
Radar, Space research, Earth exploration
Satellite
Radionavigation, Maritime navigation
Radiolocation, Amateur
Aeronautical Navigation