Title: August 2003
1TTC Activities
- August 2003
- The Telecommunication Technology Committee
2- Contents
- What is TTC ?
- Recent Topics
- Organizational Aspects
- Technical Subjects
- External Relations
- Membership and Financial Aspects
3Whats TTC ?
- Establish protocols and standards
- Private non-profit organization accredited by
- the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications
- Membership is open to any company and
individuals - Supported by the voluntary efforts of members
Presently MPHPT Ministry of Public Management,
Home Affairs, Posts and Telecommunications
4- Establishment of TTC
- Trigger
- Deregulation of Telecom Market in Apr. 1985
- Japan/Us Market Oriented Sector Service(MOSS)
- Conference in 1985
- Establishment of TTC in Oct. 1985
- Fairness
- Transparency (Open)
- Efficiency
- Independence
- Dissemination of standards
5 Why TTC standardize ? 1. International standard
is compromise and full set having sometimes
too many options Select necessary
options 2. International standard does not
always reflect Japanese market
demands/requirements Develop TTC Original
standard (JJ standard) 3. International
standard is sometimes vague which can
misread and mislead users Create guideline and
explanation (Supplement)
6Topics on Organizational Aspects
- Technical Bodys Structural Reform (December,
2002) - Review of TTC standardization procedure and
operations - IPR Policy
- Revisions of Policy
- Revision of Operation Procedures (April, 2003)
- Continuing work (Software copy right,
Collaborated patent application, Copy right of
contribution, Duty to protect privileged
information, etc.) - Introduction of Paperless Meeting
- Equipped each meeting room in TTC with PC
projector, - wireless LAN and laptop PCs
- Delivery of meeting documents by e-mail and FTP
-
7Approach to Structural Reform
- Extensively review the way Technical Committees
and other groups are organized. - Organize Technical Committees and other groups in
such a way that they can swiftly catch up with
changing times. - -- Top-down functions
- -- Simple hierarchical structures
- Allow for committee activities linked with those
of the GSC, NGN, and others.
8TTC Organization (as of April, 2003)
General Assembly GA
Board of Directors
Councilors Meeting
Technical Assembly (TA)
IPR Committee
Strategy Committee (SC)
Technical Study AG
WG
15
Global Collaboration AG
Architecture WG
9 TTC Organization (as of
March, 2002)
General Assembly GA
Board of Directors
Secretariat
Councilors Meeting
Coordination Committee
Technical Assembly TA
IPR Committee
Technical survey, International collaboration
Strategic Research Planning Committee (SRPC)
User Channel Group (UCG)
Technical Committee 1 (TC1)
Network-Network Interfaces
User-Network Interfaces
Technical Committee 2 (TC2)
PBX, LAN
Technical Committee 3 (TC3)
High Layer Protocol
Technical Committee 4 (TC4)
Multimedia Services Systems and Coding Schemes
Technical Committee 5 (TC5)
Mobile Communications
Technical Committee 6 (TC6)
10Working Groups (as of March, 2002)
11Mapping of New WGs and Olds
Architecture
Signaling
NNI and UNI Transmission
DSL
Network Management
Multimedia Coding
Multimedia Platform
Enterprise Network
Home Network
AVS(Audio Visual Services) Upstream
Mobile Network Management
3GPP Collaboration
3GPP2 Collaboration
IP-based IMT Platform
PDC and FWA
12Review of Standardization Procedure Operations
(underway)
- Chair/Vice-chair persons selection by voting
- TA
- - Election of candidates from TA members
- - Selected by obtaining more than or equal
to 2/3 of total weighted votes - - Appointed by Chairperson of BD
- WG
- - Election of candidates from WG members
- - Selected by obtaining over than 1/2 of
total votes - Abolition of
- - Appointment system for TA and WG members
- - TA members terms of service
- - the upper limits, 30, of WG members
- Reducing the number of WG vice chairpersons from
two to one - Introduction of Adviser system not limited to
TTC members - Stipulation of voting rules for determining
draft Standard - - More than or equal to 80 at WG, (for
approval gt 2/3 at TA) -
13General Assembly (GA)
TTC Organizations and function
- Adoption of business plan, budget and business
program - Approval of annual report, financial statements
and activities - Determination of membership fee
- Appointment and dismissal of Board Members
14Board of Directors
- Execution of matters adopted by the GA
- Matters to be referred to the GA
- Appointment of Councilors
- Election of Chairman and President
- Matters regarding the organization and staff of
the Secretariat - Administrative matters
15Councilors Meeting
- Examination of standards development procedures
- Matters to be referred to the Board of Directors
16Technical Assembly (TA)
- Establishment/amendment/abolishment of standards
- Approval of standards interpretation
- Determination of standardization subjects
- Matters related to the steering of Strategy
Committee
17Strategy Committee (SC)
- Develop Standardization Strategy Plan
- Administrate activities of the Working Groups
- Establish and abolish the Working Groups
- Handle issues proposed by TA members
- Promotion of TTC standards
- International CC and Monitoring other SDOs
18Working Groups (WGs)
- Develop standards and determine draft standards
- Develop and establish Technical Specifications
- Handle technical matters and including surveys
and research - Now 15 WGs according the technical study area
- Each WG has some Sub Working Groups (SWGs)
according to specialized field
19Topics on Technical Subjects (1)
- New Standards and other Technical documents
published during April 2002 through April, 2003 - Standards
19 - Technical Specifications (excluding 3Gs)
3 - Technical Reports
6 - Seminars etc.
- Hosting TTC Seminar Signaling Protocol for
VoIP in Tokyo (10/2002) - Targets
H.323, SIP, MEGACO(H.248) - Ubiquitous Networking Technology Summit in Tokyo
(11/2002) - Studies
- Forum Survey
- Survey and Study of Standardization Trends in the
World on NGN - Study for Standard Database
- Study on Standardization Trends at IETF
- Study on Computer Supported Telecommunications
Applications (CSTA) Phase III
20 Topics on Technical Subjects (2)
- Broad Band (ADSL )
- Published 6 TTC Standards (2001 2002)
- JJ-100.01, JT-G992.1, JT-G992.2, JT-G994.1,
JT-G995.1, JT-G996.1 - Spectrum Management(JJ-100.01)
- Ruling for operators in Japan, in terms of
speed and distance, to allow - multiple transmission systems coexist over
metallic telephone cable pairs - Speech Quality of IP Telephony
- TS-1001 A method for Speech Quality
Assessment of IP Telephony - JJ-201.01 Standard based on TS-1001
- Broad Band (Optical Fiber)
- TS-1000 Optical Subscriber Line
Interface - 100Mbit/s Single Fiber Bi- - directional Interface
by WDM - JF-IEEE802.32002 (Interface for)
100BASE-FX/TX and 1000BASE-SX/LX - Continuation of IMT-2000 related standardization
- 136 standards in JP-3GA series (3GPP)
- 37 standards in JP-3GB series (3GPP2)
As of June 2003
21Development of TTC Standards(April 2002 through
April 2003)
- New Revisions Withdrawn Total
in force - JT standards 15 32
0 333 - JS standards 0 2
0 32 - JJ standards 2 4
0 32 - JF standards 2 0
0 17 - JP standards 0 0 2
177 - (Total all categories)
591 -
- JT based on an ITU-T Recommendation
- JS based on an ISO Standard
- JJ TTC Original
- JF based on specifications globally recognized
by international forums - JP in cooperation with or by
other regional standard organization
22Yearly Increase of TTC Standards in Force
574
550
512
331
303
276
244
218
183
153
151
119
91
54
41
Note Figures are the number of TTC standards
(all categories) in force at March 31 of the year.
23TTC Standards by Technical Area
24Survey and Study of Standardization Trends in the
World on NGN
- Based on participation of
- ITU-T Workshop on IP/Optical, ITU-T SG13,
Committee T1 VoIP Signaling Summit, - ATIS Security Summit, ETSI TIPHON (28, 30),
Internet Society, - IETF at Yokohama (54), ATM Forum at Prague
- Some Points
- Will NGN be realized based on the evolution to
the convergence of the - Internet and PSTN?
- Or will NGN be realized by introducing networks
different from the - Internet ? ? Smooth transition from
PSTN - Security, QoS, Lawful Interception,
Network Management, - Financial aspects
- VoIP, as a low cost infrastructure
Developing Countries
25Topics of telecommunication in Japan
- 3G Service
- NTT DoCoMo FOMA in October 2001
- KDDI cdma2000 1x in April 2002
- No. of Subscribers FOMA
- 478,200 - (May 2003) cdma2000 1x -
8,034,600 - J -
Phone (Voadafone) 43,700 -
- Rapid increase of ADSL subscriber
- Almost 650,000 at the end of September, 2001
- Now(May. 2003) exceeds 7,900,000 with increase
rate of 50,000/month - Ubiquitous Network (Ubiquitous Networking
Forum established in June 2002) -
26Rapid increase of ADSL subscriber
k
7,023,039
2,378,795
70,655
27Growth of FTTH
k
263,144
18,188
2002
2003
28External Relations (1)
- ITU-T
- - TTC representatives participating in TSAG
meetings - TTC was qualified for Recommendation
A.6 A.5 compliance - in Nov. 1999 by ITU-T.
- A.5 Generic procedures for including
references to documents of - other organizations in ITU-T
Recommendations - A.6 Cooperation and exchange of
information between ITU-T and national - and regional standards
development organizations
29External Relations (2)
- (2) Global Standards Collaboration
- Emergency Communications
- Global Cooperation and Collaboration on Lawful
Access and Interception - Next Generation Networks
- Patent Policies
- User Interests
- (3) Forum/Consortium
- ATM Forum
- TM(Tele-Management) Forum
- IrDA(Infrared Data Association)
- PHS-MoU Group
- IMTC (The International Multimedia
Telecommunications Consortium) - (4) MoU with other SDOs
- TTA - TTC MoU(Jul. 1989)
- TIA - TTC MoU(Oct. 1997)
- ETSI - TTC MoU(Nov.1999)
- ATIS-Committee T1 - TTC MoU(Nov. 2001)
- CJK Standards Meeting MoU(Nov. 2002)
Renewed (May 2003)
30External Relations (3)
(5) ARIB(Association of Radio Industries and
Businesses) Regular TTC/ARIB Coordination
meetings to discuss and agree on policy,
work sharing, and other aspects related to
IMT-2000 standardization activities (6)
Other organizations TTC is collaborating
with - INTAP(Interoperability
Technology Association for Information
Processing, Japan) - JEMA(Japan Electronic
Messaging Association) and other
standard-related organizations.
31External Relations (4) Asia Pacific Region
- Survey on the Future ASTAP Activity 2002
- CJK Standards Meeting MoU(Nov. 2002)
- What activities for the year 2003?
- - CJK activities
- - ASTAP/APT
- - Study program for the Region
32TTC Membership
(1) Total number of Members 220(134)
(including 34 foreign capital companies)(19)
- Type 1 Telecommunications carriers 24(23)
- Type 2 Telecommunications carriers 13(3)
- Manufacturers 121(80) - Users and others
62(28) - Supporting Member 10
() previous year (as of January 2003)
Type 1(11)
Others (28)
Type 2 (6)
Manufacturers (55)
(2) The number of committee experts 1486 (1,618)
33Voting System
Voting Weight
Category of full members
Type 1
1/3
Telecommunication carriers
Type 2
1/6
Telecommunication carriers
1/3
Manufacturers
1/6
Users Others
Full members have voting right with weight.
Supporting members have no voting right.
34Members Contribution Distribution
Others (18)
Type 1 (20)
Type 2 (4)
Manufacturers (58)
35Revenue and Expenditure FY2002
Total Revenue 373 Million \ Total
Expenditure 336 Million \ Balance
37 Million \ Balance Carried Forward
160 Million \
36Revenue
Expenditure
Sales of standards, Consigned Researches, TTC
seminars, ATM Forum