Next Generation Broadband Access

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Next Generation Broadband Access
GSC9/Joint_024
SOURCE TTA
TITLE Next Generation Broadband Access
AGENDA ITEM Joint GTSC/GRSC 4.4
CONTACT Chae-Sub, LEE, 8216 93200270, jaeseop_at_kt.co.kr
DOCUMENT FOR
Decision
Discussion X
Information

• Chae-Sub, LEE
• TTA

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GSC-9, Seoul
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Contents

1. Vision of Next Generation User
2. Types of Access
3. An evolution way of BB Access
4. Complication of Networking
5. Future in Broadband Access

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1. Vision of Next Generation User

• Bandwidth is always not enough Application
  immediately exhaust
• No more take care about Business Providers
  Fixed/Mobile/Broadcasting etc.
• Cheaper is always better, but Better quality
  gets appreciate
• Public services are important, but Private
  services are also requested

Ubiquitous Infras.
Ubiquitous
Telecom Broadca. Converg.
Broadcasting
Mobile Telecom.
Fixed Mobile Converg.
Fixed Telecom.
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02/05/2016
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Convergence could be the solution

• Adding Values
• Satisfying Users
• Enlarging Market
• Developing New Tech.

Multimedia is in real life and Business
Impacting Areas
Service/Business Integrated Multimedia
Media Integrated Multimedia
Internet-based Multimedia
Voice
Data
Telecom-based Multimedia
Broadcas.-based Multimedia
Video
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2. Types of Access
Equal Access Model - PSTN
Internet Service Providers (ISPs)
User
Access Facilities Provider
Network Access Server ISP2
Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN)
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Broadband Equal Access Model
SP Service Provider
SP2
SP4
SP5
SP1
SP3
Access or Backbone
Access or Backbone
User1
User2
Broadband Bottleneck Access Model
SP3
SP4
SP5
SP7
SP6
Backbone
Backbone
SP1
SP2
Access
Access
User5
User6
User1
User2
User3
User4
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3. An evolution way of Broadband Access
Traditional model
x
Community Aggregator model
y
Middle Mile Technology
AG
x
Aim Reduce x to broadband-capable distances by
introducing y middle mile high capacity with
appropriate aggregation points
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BB Access Phase 1 based on Fixed
infrastructure
Fixed broadband needs Higher Speed Services
High quality VoD, T-commerce, Telecom-Broadcasting
convergence, Tele-medicine, Virtual reality,
Evolution phase VDSL 13/20Mbps ? 50Mbps
FTTx FTTC-VDSL / FTTC-Ethernet ? FTTH
lt1M
3M
6M
13M
100M
26M
ADSL (CATV)
VDSL
VDSL
FTTH
FTTC more than 1Km
FTTC more than 2Km
FTTC more than 3Km
Twisted copper line
APT
Present Status in Korea
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BB Access Phase 2 Wireless BB could involve

• Wireless broadband needs Higher Speed, Mobility
  more Coverage
• Services Location-based service, GPS, Streaming
  video/audio, On-line game, Internet broadcasting,
  

• 2.3GHz Portable Internet
• Terminal mobility (over 50km/h)
• Coverage 400500m(dense), 35km(suburban)
• Speed 12Mbps
• ? mainly for Outdoors

• Wireless LAN (Nespot)
• Speed 11Mbps ? 54Mbps
• 2.4GHz(IEEE802.11g), 5GHz(IEEE802.11a)
• ? mainly for Indoors

Airport University Hotel
AP
AP
2.3GHz
Hot Spot
House SOHO
xDSL
Hot Zone
AP
AP
Enterprise
Hot Spot
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One of possible Fixed-Mobile Broadband Protocol
Standards

• Variable diversity in use of Physical Medium
• Convergence mainly requested in technology area
  at the entrance of
• Networks and Services
• End-End Protocol could be global standards

IP Convergence
ATM Convergence
Ethernet Convergence
MAC
Privacy
Transmission Convergence
802.16 Physical Layer
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4. Complication of Networking
Technical Complexity
Network Management
Management Platform - CMIP - SNMP - JAVA -
CORBA - DCOM
Policing Adaptation
Switching Routing - IP - MPLS - ATM
Accessing - ISDN - ADSL - Cable Modem - FLC -
FTTH - WiFi - WIMAX
Multiplexing - IP - ATM - F/R - SDH/PDH - WDM
Backbone Switching Network
Backbone Transmission Network
Access Switching Network
Access Network
Transmission - ATM - SDH - WDM
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Protocol Complexity
Need to make simple structure
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Networking Complexity
DSLAM

ADSL NT
BB-PoP
IP
IP
IP
PPP
PPP
IP
Ethernet
Ethernet
IP
AAL
AAL
PPP
ATM
ATM
Ethernet
PPP
Ethernet-physics
ADSL-physics
STM-1physics
physics
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5. Future in BB Access
Optics for Fundamental Infrastructure
Anything over/on Optics
Y X
X Y
Optic Infrastructure
Optics to the Customer
Core Net.
Access Net.
CPN
Optic penetration direction
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Problem Space on Optics
IP
IP
IP
IP
IP
IP
PPP
PPP
PPP
PPP
PPP
Ethernet
Ethernet
Ethernet
Ethernet
AAL
Frame Relay
MPLS
ATM
Optics
Networking (L2 ?)
Meeting users and operators requirements
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Broadband Wireless Access as another BB
Infrastructure
Backbone Network
Access
Access
Access
xDSL, Ethernet, FTTx
2.3GHz Portable Internet
2.4GHz, 5GHz W-LAN
Hot Zone
Home
Hot Spot
Office
Seamless service
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Draft Summary of Broadband Access Group (Future
works on Broadband Access)
Vision of Broadband Access

• BB Access provides potential to bridge the
  economic and social gaps TSACC
• - Improving Health Care, Making New Learning
  Opportunities etc.
• - Universal and fare opportunity to access
  Multimedia services for everyone
• Features of BB Access technologies ETSI, TTA
• - Diversity of Access Technology will give
  more freedom to Users encourage Business
• - Services could have independency from under
  line access technologies
• - Features Interoperability, QoS, Emergency
  cap., Security, Lawful interception etc.
• BB Access would take a triggering role to
  initiate Fixed and Mobile convergence TTA
• - Provide more flexibility to the user
  selecting service providers (mainly focus
  services)
• - Initial challenge for preparation of
  convergence world

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Draft Summary of Broadband Access Group
Contd (Future works on Broadband Access)
Broadband Access with Satellite TSACC

• Satellite could be one of key infrastructure to
  cover BB Access requirements
• Very critical for covering rural areas and
  providing emergency services
• Continuous efforts are going on economic use of
  satellites for individual
• (ease of use Ka-Band, Economical Systems
  includes User Terminals etc.)

Broadband Access in Terrestrial

• Wireless Broadband Access TTA, TSACC, ETSI
• - One of the best way to cover rural areas
  combining with satellite
• - Extending network capabilities of WLAN, WMAN
  and other Wireless BB technologies
• - Special notes to BRAN (ETSI) and IEEE 802
  activities need study Public OAM aspects
• Wire Broadband Access TTA, ATIS
• - Final target could be Optics such FTTH. Time
  to realize, not any more in the paper
• - Need development of L2 technologies to
  utilize Optics economic way
• - Continuous development of technologies to
  maximize current fixed infrastructure
• VDSL, VDSL 2, ADSL 2 plus, SHDSL, M2DSL
  etc.
• Enhancement of and develop Dynamic Spectrum
  Management