CJK Conference PREPARATIONS FOR IMTADVANCED Oct'89 Beijing Contact: ELLENLEEHUAWEI'COM

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CJK Conference PREPARATIONS FOR
IMT-ADVANCED Oct.8-9 Beijing Contact
ELLENLEE_at_HUAWEI.COM
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OUTLINE

• OBJECTIVE
• INTRODUCTION
• DELIVERABLES ON IMT- ADVANCED
• POSITION REACHED/INDICATED
• KYOTO MEETING OUTCOME
• CL AND IMT TECH HIGHLIGHT
• GENEVA MEETING
• NEXT STEP

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OBJECTIVE

• PREPARATIONS FOR IMT-ADVANCED DISCUSSIONS AT
  ITU-R WP8F
• OBJECTIVE To ensure the position Administration
  combined with Industry forces on IMT-Advanced
  is reflected at maximum in all documentation
  prepared by ITU-R WP8F, and the final position
  adopted by ITU on IMT-A is sufficiently in line
  with the outlined position, by actively
  participating, communicating and making relevant
  contributions to WP8F and relevant channels.

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TG assignments and working approaches

• A significant part of the preparation for IMT-A
  relate to identifying possible technical
  characteristics of IMT-Advanced systems.
• ITU TG China/ CCHDZ should liaise closely with
  other relevant groups within and outside
  China/CCHDZ such as the LTE and LTE TG from
  3GPP project and 16m from IEEE
• TG forces initiate collaboration with external
  primary standards bodies and industrial alliance,
  home and regional fora to ensure consistent
  understanding/message and whole picture of the
  potential proponents of IMT-A, in attempt of
  mapping out the near and long term planning and
  strategy.
• Email CG, f-2-f meeting, and conference call at
  regular basis
• the preparatory work of the ITU TG China/CCHDZ
  should be done in collaboration with other groups
  associated with activities initiated respectively
  or aligned collectively.
• For instance, the preparations on IMT-A within
  China could be influenced via the ALIGNED
  efforts, internally and externally.

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ITU work plan on IMT-A

• ITU DELIVERABLES ON IMT-A
• Work Plan The tentative Work Plan agreed
  (ad-hoc Work Plan committee)
• Circular letter 23
• PDNR ITU-R M.IMT.SERV 22
• PDNR ITU-R M.IMT-TECH 23
• PDNR ITU-R M.IMT-EVAL 24
• Other issues to be addressed
• IMT RADIO /IMT GCS Y2010

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ITU Workplan on MT-A
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22 Kyoto outcome

• Review of ITU-R Process on IMT-Advanced (Outcome
  of Kyoto 2007)
• 1. Chairmans report, 8F/1322
• 2. Revised IMT-Advanced process schedule,
  Attachment 2.12
• 3. Working documents on Circular Letter
• CL Structure Attachment 7.1
• Main body text Attach. 7.2
• Annexes text Attach. 7.3
  7.13
• 4. Other documents
• IMT.TECH Attachment 6.8
• IMT.EVAL Attach. 6.7
• IMT.SERV finalized, 8F/187

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23 Geneva Targeted deliverables

• CL and IMT TECH to be finalized 23 Geneva
  meeting
• Functionality
• CL on an invitation to propose candidate radio
  interface technologies for IMT-A
• IMT TECH on requirements related to technical
  system performance for IMT-A radio interfaces
• Circular Letter CF deadline proposed 30 Sept
• (Main body, Annexes 2,6,8,9)
• IMT TECH CF deadline
  proposed 11 Nov
• Comments tight schedule for CL finalization

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IMT TECH and CL Annex

• CL on IMT-Advanced
• IMT.TECH Outlook
• Relationship between IMT.TECH and CL
• Existing Structure and some points
• Further work

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CL Structure

• Main Body
• Annex 2 Submission and evaluation process and
  consensus building
• Annex 6 Submission guidelines template for
  details of submission
• Annex 8 Relevant ITU-R Recommendations, Reports
  and others
• Annex 9 IPR policy
• Note The above Annexes have been addressed by
  CL Ad Hoc. To be refined by CF prior to 23
  Geneva .
• Annex 1 Background on IMT-Advanced/ Main body
  relationship?
• Annex 3 Requirements related to service
  capabilities
• Annex 4 Requirements related to technical system
  performance
• Annex 5 Spectrum related requirements
• Annex 7 Evaluation guidelines and test models
• Note At present, Annex 4 as equivalent part
  abstracted from IMT TECH is highlighted by
  interested parties in discussion.

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IMT TECH and CL Annex

• IMT TECH on IMT-A Technical Requirements
• and corresponding Annex in CL Circular Letter
• Objective orientation The Recommendation
  provides, for proponents and developers of RTTs,
  the common bases for the submission and
  evaluation of RTTs and system aspects impacting
  the radio performance.
• Principle understanding IMT TECH will define the
  minimum requirements of the proponents to impact
  the radio transmission performance and the
  technological characteristics should be reflected
  by the proponents in IMT TECH, however, needless
  to be in detail.

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IMT TECH Outlook

• IMT.TECH on requirements related to technical
  system performance for IMT-A radio interfaces,
  the existing file includes the following
  chapters
• Introduction
• Scope and purpose
• Related documents
• Minimum requirements
• Technological items required to describe
  candidate Air Interface
• Required technology criteria for evaluation
• Conclusions
• Terminology, abbreviations
• Appendices

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IMT TECH status in 22 Kyoto

• Key chapters
• chapter 4 on Minimum requirements
• Baseline for CL Annex 4 created
• All numbers in square brackets
• Chapter 5 on Technological items to describe air
  interface
• sub-sections created
• text mixture with contribution from different
  parties/3GPP and IEEE
• Chapter 6 on Required technology items for
  evaluation
• minimum requirements included
• Other items outlined but further refinement
  required
• Text mixture contributed by different parties,
  streamline work required
• Issues in Question
• Q1 The benchmark in the selection of the
  technical characteristics in Chapter 5, the depth
  of the given description
• Q2 The other items outlined as required
  technology items for Evaluation the relationship
  between this chapter and IMT EVAL
• Q3 As our understanding the Equivalent file for
  IMT-A in corresponding role with M.1225 for
  IMT-2000 should be mainly from the combination of
  IMT TECH and IMT EVAL as well as Annex 2

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IMT.TECH and CL

• Corresponding relationship between IMT.TECH and
  CL
• IMT.TECH chapter 4 (consolidated or concise
  version) to be CL Annex 4 /and 6?
• IMT.TECH chapter 5 (sources and reflection)to be
  part of CL Annex 4 and 6?
• IMT.TECH chapter 6 ( some outlined points input)
  to be part of IMT EVAL/ CL Annex 7
• Outlined points should be addressed in detail in
  IMT.EVAL and counterpart in CL Annex 7
  Corresponding relationship with IMT EVAL should
  be stringent or loose? Or alternatively delete
  this part in IMT TECH?
• IMT TECH chapter 3 to be part of CL Annex 8

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IMT TECH

• Details in concern
• 1)Minimum Requirements items in discussion. Such
  as Cell spectral efficiency , Peak data rate,
  Latency, Mobility, Handover
• 2).Technological items required to describe
  candidate air interface
• On discussion by interested parties on the
  chapter outline and scope
• Role play
  complementary to Chapter4 no detailed
  description on proponents technology solutions
  but incorporate the general guideline in the
  proponents submission
• 3) Required technology criteria for evaluation
• Minimum requirements parameters
• Other parameters for evaluation
• 4.) Appendix
• Next meeting IMT.TECH and CL to be finalised at
  next WP8F meeting 28th Jan- 1st Feb 2008

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IMT TECH

• IMT TECH on ITU Jive forum initiated and to be
  concluded on 11th Nov 2007
• Work to be done
• Include IMT-Advanced Common Text into the
  introduction
• Agree on peak data rate/spectral efficiency
  definition
• Agree all numbers for minimum requirement
  parameters
• Discuss and harmonise text in chapter 5
• Discuss and harmonise text in chapter 6.2
• Consider requirements in Appendix 3
• Review appendices 1 and 2
• Incorporate and harmonize contributions to 23rd
  Geneva meeting.
• CJK Communications

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