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14th WWRF San Diego meeting

• 2005. 9. 9
• TTA

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Contents

• WWRF Introduction
• WWRF Structure
• Achievements Research Topics
• San Diego Meeting Summary
• San Diego Meeting Highlight
• Keynote Speaker Abstract
• WG issues

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WWRF Introduction

• Global, Open and Independent Organization

• A strategic vision of future research directions
• Global RD collaboration
• Real technical advances for future networks

Objectives
History

• Founded in August 2001

• Manufacturers
• Network operators/service providers
• RD centres
• Universities
• Small and medium enterprises

Members

• Provides a global platform for discussion of
  results
• Exchange of views to initiate global cooperation
  towards B3G

Role
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WWRF Structure
             

• Chair, 3 vice chairs (America, Asia, Europe)

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Achievements Research Topics

• Recent achievements

• Published a "Book of Visions in 2004

• Liaisons with mITF in Japan, UMTS Forum in
  Europe, NGMC Forum in Korea

• Regular events with leading experts and decision

• Proven record of creating global large-scale
  research cooperation and facilitating funding.

• Consensus-building prior to standardization and
  coordinated input to standards bodies.

• White papers on leading-edge research topics in
  the future wireless world

• Current research topics

• Requirements on future mobile and wireless
  systems

• Determining spectrum efficiency and flexible
  spectrum use

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14th WWRF Meeting Summary

• Theme Future Mobile Device Enablers

• Date and place 2005. 7. 5 7. 8
• Hyatt La Jolla Hotel in San
  Diego, CA

• Host LGE Intel

• Participants - Over 180 attendees from
  industries and universities
• - Over 90 contributions were presented

• Next meeting
• - WWRF 15th Meeting will be hosted by
  France Telecom December 69, Paris

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San Diego Meeting Highlight

• The Roles of the Story telling Machine Byung
  K. Yi, Sr. Executive VP, LGE
• - Next generation handset and mobile service
  improve human life quality
• - LGE handset success case
• - handset service demonstration (VOD, MOD)

Keynote Speech

• CJK in B3G Collaboration Jinsung Choi, LGE
• - Standard technology activity and
  cooperation - Cooperation plan with global
  company

• The Mobile Future making it happen Alan
  Crouch, Intel
• - New mobile device fulfill users
  requirement
• - Decision of usage model about where new
  technology applied
• - SHARP (system for human activity,
  recognition, and prediction)
• - CMOS RF as new technology that is low
  power, low cost, low heat device

• Wireless Broadband A Perspective Martin
  Cooper, CEO, Arraycomm
• - In the future, people will be interested in
  service or application to give
• happiness rather than technology or device
  
• - Convergence of information technology and
  telecommunications industry

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San Diego Meeting Highlight
Session Chair Byung K. Yi, Sr. Executive VP, LG
Electronics, North America RD Center
Keynote Speaker Jinsung Choi, LG Electronics, CJK
in B3G collaboration (China-Japan-Korea)
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Key Note Speaker Abstract

• The Roles of the Story Telling Machine by
  Byung K. Yi

ltIndustry Trendgt
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Key Note Speaker Abstract
Co-work structure

• Industry Cooperation
• - Between operator and handset manufacturer in
  convergence, cooperation is more needed.
• - Handset manufacturer must have core
  competency.
• LGEs experiences
• - LGE success by making product with WIN-WIN
  strategy among various field industry.
• Next generation handset and mobile service will
  be evolved toward improvement of human life
  quality

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WG issue
WG1 Human Perspective and Service Concepts

• End-users' actual needs for future wireless
  systems
• How users will interact with devices, systems
  and applications in the wireless world

WG2 Service Architecture

• Impact of Context-Aware Services on the IMS
• End-User Oriented Applications and Services
  Architecture
• Service Architecture and Management in Beyond 3G
  Systems
• Agent-based Personalized Service Initiation
  Method in Multiple Service Domains
• I-Centric Business Communication Tools
• Generic Service Elements/Enabling Technologies

WG3 Co-operative and Ad-hoc Networks

• New protocol layers functions for enhancing
  hand-off
• Providing L2 information for TCP congestion
  control
• Detection algorithm for moving network
• Master device selection

WG4 New Air Interfaces, Relay-based Systems and
Smart Antennas

• Smart antennas, Relay-based deployment and
  channel modeling
• Radio Interface and Channel models

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WG issue
WG5 Short Range Wireless Communication Systems

• WLAN / WPAN, WBAN (body area networks)
• Short-range sensor networks Relay Technology
• UWB(Ultra Wideband)
• Measuring co-existence of UMTS/WCDMA and UWB

WG6 Reconfigurability

• E2R(End-to-End Reconfigurability)
• Dynamic spectrum allocation
• Efficient radio resource management

SIG1 Spectrum Topics

• Flexible Spectrum Use
• Spectrum Efficiency

SIG2 Security and Trust

• Security and trustworthiness of future wireless
  systems
• Applications and services that are used over them

SIG3 Self-Organisation in Wireless World Systems

• Co-operation and fairness in ad-hoc networks
• Graph theoretical aspects of self-organization

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Thank you