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November 2009 doc.: IEEE 802.11-09/0229r7

IEEE P802.11 Wireless LANs

TGad Conference Call Minutes

Date: 2009-11-12

Author(s): Name Affiliation Address Phone email 2111 NE 25th Ave Eldad Perahia Intel Corporation 503-712-8081 [email protected] Hillsboro, OR 97124 Vinko Erceg Broadcom 16340 West Bernardo Dr. 858-521-5885 [email protected] Eric Tokubo Motorola [email protected]

Abstract TGad conference call minutes for 2009.

Submission page 1 Eldad Perahia, Intel November 2009 doc.: IEEE 802.11-09/0229r7

1 Conference Call Times

Date Start Time End Time February 5, 2009 11 AM Eastern Time 1 PM Eastern Time February 19, 2009 8 PM Eastern Time 10 PM Eastern Time April 2, 2009 11 AM Eastern Time 1 PM Eastern Time April 16, 2009 8 PM Eastern Time 10 PM Eastern Time April 30, 2009 11 AM Eastern Time 1 PM Eastern Time July 2, 2009 11 AM Eastern Time 12 PM Eastern Time July 2, 2009 8 PM Eastern Time 9 PM Eastern Time August 20, 2009 10 AM Eastern Time 12 PM Eastern Time Oct 29, 2009 10 AM Eastern Time 12 PM Eastern Time Nov 12, 2009 10 AM Eastern Time 12 PM Eastern Time

2 Minutes from February 5, 2009 Conference Call

2.1 Agenda

 Check to see if anyone is not familiar with the IEEE patent policy http://standards.ieee.org/board/pat/pat-slideset.pdf  Attendance by email • Channel model • Functional Requirements

2.2 Patent Policy No one was not familiar with the IEEE patent policy. No essential patent disclosure

2.3 Channel modeling Vinko: • Much less work has been done in VHT60 for channel modeling in comparison to that done in HTSG • Brief review of work done in HTSG/11n on channel modelling • Some published papers in 60GHz and 15.3c models • Cluster & angle of arrivals information included in 15.3c, but only receive antenna AoA is modelled and not TX • Measurements in VHT60 by Intel included both RX AoAs and TX AoDs for library model • Polarization needs to be included in model due to the large possible loss due to misalignment • Human body blockage effects should be also included in the model • Call for channel modelling contributions – Philippe Chambelin: will make presentation in March on measurements/ray tracing, human blockage Submission page 2 Eldad Perahia, Intel November 2009 doc.: IEEE 802.11-09/0229r7

– John Barr: 15.3c tech people will present on channel modelling. We should prepare questions for them

2.4 Functional Requirements • Update to section 2.2 in 09/228r0 • Email question by Philippe Chambelin – Eldad: fast session transfer (FST) is meant to be between bands when both ends of the link have matching multi-band radios. These would not be legacy devices. Group needs to decide whether to support 11ad + (11b and/or 11g and/or 11a and/or 11n and/or 11ac) – Brian: FST should be independent of PHY, may also transfer 11a or 11b – Darwin: new opportunities with both radios operating simultaneously; severe beamsteering and directionality, needs to be more real time – Vinko: many of the fast transfer features may be implementation dependent, there may not be a need to mandate to support particular legacy devices, good topic for future discussions

3 Minutes from February 19, 2009 Conference Call

3.1 Agenda

 Check to see if anyone is not familiar with the IEEE patent policy http://standards.ieee.org/board/pat/pat-slideset.pdf  Attendance by email • Review from Feb 5 call

3.2 Patent Policy No one was not familiar with the IEEE patent policy. No essential patent disclosure

3.3 Review from Feb 5 call  Channel modelling  Functional requirements

4 Minutes from April 2, 2009 Conference Call

4.1 Agenda

 Check to see if anyone is not familiar with the IEEE patent policy http://standards.ieee.org/board/pat/pat- slideset.pdf  Attendance by email  Review of TGad work (from March 2009 Plenary Meeting) • Technical Presentations – 11-09/431r0 • General Discussion of Group’s Future Activity

4.2 Patent Policy No one was not familiar with the IEEE patent policy. No essential patent disclosure

Submission page 3 Eldad Perahia, Intel November 2009 doc.: IEEE 802.11-09/0229r7

4.3 Channel modeling - “Polarization Model at 60GHz” (11-09/431r0) - Comments, Discussion, and Q&A

4.4 General Discussion of Group’s Future Activity  Define specifics (size, etc.) of various environments  Vinko will present Alexander’s ppt at the next TGad Conf Call (4/16 @ 8pm EST)

5 Minutes from April 16, 2009 Conference Call

Called to Order – 20:05 ET

5.1 Agenda

 Check to see if anyone is not familiar with the IEEE patent policy http://standards.ieee.org/board/pat/pat- slideset.pdf  Attendance by email - email Eldad ([email protected]) • IEEE Patent Policy • Technical Presentations – 11-09/431r0

5.2 Patent Policy No one was not familiar with the IEEE patent policy. No essential patent disclosure

5.3 Channel modeling - “Polarization Model at 60GHz” (11-09/431r0) – Vinko Erceg o Comments, Discussion, and Q&A . TGad Effort to create 3 Different Channel Model Cases  Conference Room  Living Room  Enterprise Cubicle . Active Participants in creating Channel Models  Intel  TU Braunschweig (German University)  Broadcom . Initial Draft (completed) ready ~Q4 2009 - Channel Model Cases – Technical Parameters – Eldad Perahia o Dimensions o Antenna Location/Position o Objects within Environment (tables, furniture, walls, etc.) o Mobility Parameters . Fading Effect . Time-Varying Blockage

5.4 Next Conference Call – Thursday, April 30 th at 11:00-13:00 ET

5.5 Meeting Adjourned – 21:16 ET

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6 Minutes from April 30, 2009 Conference Call

Called to Order – 11:04 ET

6.1 Agenda

 Check to see if anyone is not familiar with the IEEE patent policy http://standards.ieee.org/board/pat/pat- slideset.pdf  Attendance by email - email Eldad ([email protected]) • IEEE Patent Policy • Technical Presentations – Floor Plans (11-09/499r0) – Update Evaluation Methodology (11-09/296r3)

6.2 Patent Policy No one was not familiar with the IEEE patent policy. No essential patent disclosure

6.3 “ Simulation Scenario Floorplans” (11-09/499r0) - Comments, Discussion, and Q&A o Modify scenarios to account for NLOS case o Additional dimensions to floorplans (objects, people, etc.) o Inclusion of “human blockage obstruction” element o Additional parameters to objects (material composition, etc.) o Home living room . Add dimensions of furniture . Move sofa in front of STB to create NLOS . Add dynamic human obstruction o Office conference room . Add lap-to-lap link with obstruction (e.g. STA 3/5, NLOS) . Swap STA 2 & 7 . Are links physical or logical? o Enterprise Cubicle . Add cube height . Add cabinet dimension and type of material (e.g. metal or wood) . Add windows and door . Add distance between cube & wall (e.g. 2 m) . Add material of cubicle wall

6.4 Evaluation Methodology update – 09/296r3  Updates to the traffic models & simulation scenarios

6.5 Upcoming IEEE Interim Meeting – Montreal, Canada (May 10-15)

6.6 Meeting Adjourned – 12:00 ET

7 Minutes from July 2, 2009, 11:00 ET Conference Call

Called to Order – 11:04 ET

Submission page 5 Eldad Perahia, Intel November 2009 doc.: IEEE 802.11-09/0229r7

7.1 Agenda

 Check to see if anyone is not familiar with the IEEE patent policy http://standards.ieee.org/board/pat/pat- slideset.pdf  Attendance by email - email Eldad ([email protected]) • IEEE Patent Policy • Technical Presentations – Lightly Compressed Video Traffic (11-09/709r0), presented by Carlos Cordeiro – Propagation measurements and considerations in conference room, living room and cubicle environments Part 1 (11-09/721r0), presented by Hirokazu Sawada

7.2 Patent Policy No one was not familiar with the IEEE patent policy. No essential patent disclosure

7.3 Lightly Compressed Video Traffic (11-09/709r0) - Comments, Discussion, and Q&A o Is there literature supporting slice basis? . Yes, reference given on slide 6 has addition references o Are you suggesting that the video is stored in slices? . No, just that the codec processes slices o Any products doing slice by slice? . No, the current latency requirements are much less than TGad requirement

7.4 Propagation measurements (11-09/721r0) - Comments, Discussion, and Q&A o HPBW numbers have typo: STA has 30 deg and is 16 dBi, AP has 60 deg and is 10 dBi o Slide 14 is LOS with no obstructions (left figure on slide 10) o Circularly polarized antenna was created using horn antenna with polarizer component o Will bring additional conference room measurement to compare to Intel conference room measurements; will also bring measurements for other environments o Slide 13: tx antenna is fixed and rx antenna is rotated; delay spread time values requested o How is delay spread calculated? . Peak power minus 30 dB

8 Minutes from July 2, 2009, 20:00 ET Conference Call

Called to Order – 20:04 ET

8.1 Agenda

 Check to see if anyone is not familiar with the IEEE patent policy http://standards.ieee.org/board/pat/pat- slideset.pdf  Attendance by email - email Eldad ([email protected]) • IEEE Patent Policy • Technical Presentations – Lightly Compressed Video Traffic (11-09/709r0), presented by V. Srinivasa Somayazulu – Propagation measurements and considerations in conference room, living room and cubicle environments Part 1 (11-09/721r1), presented by Hirokazu Sawada

8.2 Patent Policy No one was not familiar with the IEEE patent policy.

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No essential patent disclosure

8.3 Lightly Compressed Video Traffic (11-09/709r0) - Comments, Discussion, and Q&A o Uncompressed video traffic already defined as constant bit rate for home living room environment in the Evaluation Methodology document o Lightly compressed video traffic used for testing with variable rate video traffic in conference room and enterprise cubicle o Uncompressed video and Lightly compressed video comes from WFA VHT usage scenarios

8.4 Propagation measurements (11-09/721r1) - Comments, Discussion, and Q&A o Application of xpol will be limited to few cases

9 Minutes from August 20, 2009, 10:00 ET Conference Call

Called to Order – 10:04 ET

9.1 Agenda

 Check to see if anyone is not familiar with the IEEE patent policy http://standards.ieee.org/board/pat/pat- slideset.pdf  Attendance by email - email Eldad ([email protected]) • IEEE Patent Policy • Technical Presentations – Selection Procedure (11-09/935r0), presented by Eldad Perahia – Intra-cluster response model and parameter for channel modeling at 60GHz (11-09/936r0)

9.2 Patent Policy No one was not familiar with the IEEE patent policy. No essential patent disclosure

9.3 Selection Procedure (11-09/935r0) - Comments, Discussion, and Q&A (responses to all questions by Eldad) o Bob Huang: Will volunteer to clarify New Techniques are presented prior to complete proposals in 09/935 o Why strawpoll rather than official votes? . Official downselection votes where not useful in 802.11n and 802.15.3a o Where are metrics located? . Evaluation Methodology document, current version is 09/296r8 o What are the voting rules for the strawpolls? . Strawpolls are not formal, so the are undefined to allow flexibility to the group to decide at the time they occur o Should New Techniques be included in the complete proposal strawpoll? . New Technique proposal can not be confirmed only complete proposals, so New Technique proposal can not go from Step 7 to Step 8 o New techniques presentations are separate from complete proposal, is intent to merge? . Yes, both New techniques and complete proposals are include in the merger step in Step 9. Also, mergers outside the process are encouraged at any time o Votes in step 8 & 14 by voting member only? . yes o Peter Loc: Add strawpoll to indicate level of support of New Technique proposal . Ted Booth from Sony supports as well Submission page 7 Eldad Perahia, Intel November 2009 doc.: IEEE 802.11-09/0229r7

9.4 Intra-cluster response model and parameter for channel modeling at 60GHz (11-09/936r0) - Comments, Discussion, and Q&A o Eldad: Proposal for intra-cluster model is different from 09/334, need to resolve o

10 Minutes from October 29, 2009, 10:00 ET Conference Call

Called to Order – 10:04 ET

10.1Agenda

 Check to see if anyone is not familiar with the IEEE patent policy http://standards.ieee.org/board/pat/pat- slideset.pdf  Attendance by email - email Eldad ([email protected]) • IEEE Patent Policy • Technical Presentations – TGad Task Group Document Open Items (11-09/1108r0), presented by Eldad Perahia –

10.2Patent Policy No one was not familiar with the IEEE patent policy. No essential patent disclosure

10.3TGad Task Group Document Open Items (11-09/1108r0) - Comments, Discussion, and Q&A o Should coex sim be in Eval Doc? . Eldad: No, Eval Doc is minimum set of sims to compare proposals. o Per vs snr required? . Eldad: No, there is no 802 or 802.11 policy requiring any task group documents o Video traffic model? . Eldad: Already in Eval Doc. -

10.4Channel Modeling Discussion (Vinko chairing discussion) - Alexander Maltsev: could complete living room by Nov o Need parameters extracted from experimental measurements for internal structure of cluster o Alexander: also need parameters extracted from experimental measurements for internal structure of cluster for enterprise environment - Shu Kato: what is left open and needed for each environment? o Alexander Maltsev: Ray tracing and experiments combined to create model. Need measurements for reflection coefficients and distribution of rays inside of cluster for living room and enterprise. - Use next conference call to discuss details of channel model - Vinko: Alexander prepare submission on what is required to complete the channel model - Vinko: Martin Jacob said they would be able to provide distribution for human blockage - Alexander: Human blockage model is most critical for living room, can use approximation for conf. room and enterprise - Vinko: simulations for fixed devices or moving devices? Just make the simulations for fixed devices to simplify simulations - Alexander: Pathloss functions computed from impulse response for living room and enterprise just like for conference room Submission page 8 Eldad Perahia, Intel November 2009 doc.: IEEE 802.11-09/0229r7

- Question on antenna impact on impulse response. Is antenna integrated? o Alexander: channel modelling document outlines how antenna is incorporated - Interference modelling? o Alexander: Interference is dependent on scenario, can be determined after that is determined. - Pathloss model measurements at France Telecom (Isabel Shu) showed large dispersion around transmitter o Vinko: please bring presentation

11 Minutes from November 12, 2009, 10:00 ET Conference Call

Called to Order – 10:04 ET

11.1Agenda

 Check to see if anyone is not familiar with the IEEE patent policy http://standards.ieee.org/board/pat/pat- slideset.pdf  Attendance by email - email Eldad ([email protected]) • IEEE Patent Policy • Technical Presentations – Path Loss Models for TGad Channel Models: Antenna and Dispersion Impact (11-09/1116r0), presented by Isabelle Siaud

11.2Patent Policy No one was not familiar with the IEEE patent policy. No essential patent disclosure

11.3Path Loss Models for TGad Channel Models: Antenna and Dispersion Impact (11-09/1116r0) - Comments, Discussion, and Q&A o Slide 8: what was algrorithm for removing points? . No mathematical approach, criterion is connected to dispersion of measurements o Comments on two path model for pathloss model o Earth-plane model used to demonstrate additional degradation that could occur with misalignment with directive antenna o Slide 10: . “error” is computed between model and data points . LOS+NLOS combines LOS points (30%) and NLOS points (70%) . Why is PL(d0) of LOS+NLOS 10dB less than LOS? o How was sigma measured is LOS? . Standard deviation of the measurements from the fit o Slide 5: sigma is independent of distance in equation. What is physical meaning at d0 or 1 meter? . Could add sigma after 2 meters o Obstacle size and distance from tx antenna will impact pathloss o Slide 11: what is physical meaning in EPL of high attenuation? . two significant paths causing local attenuation -

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12 Attendance

Participant Feb 5 Feb Apr Apr Apr July July Aug Oct Nov 19 2 16 30 2, 11 2, 20 20, 29, 12, ET ET 10 10 10 ET ET ET Osama Aboul-Magd x (Nortel) Osama Aboul-Magd x (Independent) Osama Aboul-Magd x (Samsung) Santosh Abraham x x x x x (Qualcomm) Kaberi Banerjee x x x x x (Independent) John Barr (Motorola) x John Barr (JRBarr x x x Consulting) John Barr (NICT) x John Benko (Orange x x x Labs) Ted Booth (Sony) x x x Greg Breit x (Qualcomm) Philippe Chambelin x x x x x (Thomson) Doug Chan (Cisco) x x x x x x Minho Cheong (ETRI) x Liwen Chu (STMicro) x Carlos Cordeiro (Intel) x x Lee Drennan (Buffalo x Technology) Thomas DERHAM x (France Telecom (Orange Labs Tokyo, Japan)) Darwin Engwer x (Nortel Networks) Darwin Engwer (Self) x x

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Vinko Erceg x x x x x x (Broadcom) Paul Feinburg (Sony) x Wen Gao (Thomson) x x Sudheer Grandhi x x x x x x x (InterDigital) Brian Hart (Cisco) x x x Hiroshi Harada x (NICT) Bob Huang (Self) x Martin Jacob (TU x x x Braunschwieg) Sunggeun Jin (ETRI) x Padam Kafle (Nokia) x x x x Naveen Kakani x (Nokia) Shu Kato (NICT) x x x x x x Yongsun Kim (ETRI) x Bruce Kraemer x (Marvell) Thomas Kurner (TU x x Braunschwieg) Joe Lauer (Broadcom) x Noam Livneh x (Qualcomm) Peter Loc (Ralink) x x x x x Peter Loc (IWT) x x Artyom Lomayev x x (Intel) Hui-Ling Lou x (Marvell) Brad Lynch (Peraso x x x Technologies) Alexander Maltsev x x x (Intel) Roman Maslennikov x x (Intel) Roman Maslennikov x (University of Nizhny Novgorod) Sven Mesecke x x

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(Buffalo) Paul Nikolich (YAS, x Samsung, HP) Minyoung Park (Intel) x Janath Peiris (Atheros) x x x x Eldad Perahia (Intel) x x x x x x x x x x Vish Ponnampalam x x (Mediatek) Sandrine ROBLOT x (France Telecom / Orange Labs) Hemanth Sampath x x x x (Qualcomm) Hirokazu Sawada x x x x x (NICT) Alexey Sevastyanov x (Intel) Isabelle Siaud (Orange x Labs) V. Srinivasa x Somayazulu (Intel) Harkirat Singh x x (Samsung) Robert Stacey (Intel) x John Stine (Self) x x Arash Tabibiazar (U. x x x of Waterloo) Eric Tokubo x x (Motorola) Hiroyuki Nakase x (REIC, Tohoku University) James Yee (Mediatek) x x ChaoChun Wang x (Mediatek)

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