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doc.: IEEE pac Submission, Slide 1 Project: IEEE P Working Group for Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPANs) Submission Title: [PAC Requirements] Date Submitted: [14 March 2012] Source: [Seung-Hoon Park, Chiwoo Lim, Pil-Yong Hwang, Kyungkyu Kim, Daegyun Kim, Won-il Roh] Company [Samsung Electronics] Address [416, Maetan-3Dong, Yeongtong-Gu, Suwon-Si, Gyeonggi-Do, , Korea] Voice:[ ], FAX: [ ], Re: [.] Abstract:[Initial exemplary baseline draft of application and technical requirements of PAC] Purpose:[To discuss application/technical requirements and PAC design approach] Notice:This document has been prepared to assist the IEEE P It is offered as a basis for discussion and is not binding on the contributing individual(s) or organization(s). The material in this document is subject to change in form and content after further study. The contributor(s) reserve(s) the right to add, amend or withdraw material contained herein. Release:The contributor acknowledges and accepts that this contribution becomes the property of IEEE and may be made publicly available by P

doc.: IEEE pac Submission PAC Use-Cases (1/4)  SNS (Social Networking Service) –User A and User B activate the same SNS application –SNS application enables the interface to PAC module to broadcast PDI(Peer Discovery Information) including application ID, SNS user ID, profile or interest –A’s device listens PDI from B’s device in the proximity –A’s application is notified and decides to make a connection to B’s device B may be already known person to A in the SNS A may like B’s interest or profile –A and B exchange text, voice, video, or etc each other, Slide 2

doc.: IEEE pac Submission PAC Use-Cases (2/4)  Advertising –Retailer A is using an advertising application –User B is playing a certain application which has a built-in push-based advertising component –A’s device broadcasts PDI including application ID, coupon, sale, shop information, or etc –B’s device does not broadcast, but listens and match the ad- related PDI –B’s application is notified and show the ad through GUI when playing –B’s application decides to make a connection to A’s device if more commercial information is required –B is received more detail advertising information from A, Slide 3

doc.: IEEE pac Submission PAC Use-Cases (3/4)  Gaming –User A activates a game application –User B and User C who is playing the game application same as User A’s –B and C is already connected and exchanging data –A’s device broadcasts PDI including application ID, gamer ID, profile, ranking, or etc –B’s or C’s application is notified by PDI from A’s device, and check whether to allow A’s entrance into the game or not –B’s or C’s application makes a connection to A’s device –A, B and C exchange data for game playing, Slide 4

doc.: IEEE pac Submission PAC Use-Cases (4/4)  Personal Broadcast –User A activates a VJ(Video Jockey) application to broadcast the music video –VJ application enables the interface to PAC module to broadcast PDI including application ID, VJ ID, genre, or etc –Peer devices in the proximity listens PDI from B –Some of peer devices playing the same VJ application can match PDI from B and notify to the application –The application decides to make a connection to A’s device –A’s application updates the audience list and responses to them with connection information –A is broadcasting the streaming data, Slide 5

doc.: IEEE pac Submission PAC Application Requirements Discovery Time Data RateLatencyRangeMobility SNS text < 10 s8~512 kbps 1 few seconds 1 < 1 km< 8 km/h SNS voip < 10 s 8~64 kbps 2 100~200 ms 2 < 1 km< 8 km/h Advertising < 10 s8~512 kbps 1 few seconds 1 < 3 km< 60 km/h Gaming < 10 s64~512 kbps 3 100~200 ms 3 < 1 km< 8 km/h Broadcasting < 10 s2~5 Mbps 1 100~200 ms 1 < 200 m< 8 km/h CE Convergence < 1 s8~64 kbps 2 20~100 ms 2 < 100 m< 4 km/h Emergency Service < 10 s64~512 kbps 4 100~200 ms 4 < 10 km< 60 km/h, Slide 6 1.IST WINNER II D v1.0 Key Scenarios and Implications (WINNER II) 2.D1.1 Scenarios and Requirements Specification (Seventh Framework Program) 3.HyoJoo Park, TaeYong Kim, and SaJoong Kim "Network Traffic Analysis and Modeling for Games" in proc. WINE Radio ommunication objectives and equirements for public protection and dsaster relief ITU-R M.2033

doc.: IEEE pac Submission PAR Scope  This standard defines PHY and MAC mechanism for Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPAN) Peer Aware Communications (PAC) optimized for peer to peer and infrastructureless communications with fully distributed coordination, Slide 7

doc.: IEEE pac Submission PAR Scope  Discovery for peer information without association –discovery signaling rate, typically 100 kbps –the number of devices in the discovery  Scalable data transmission rates, typically 10 Mbps  Group communications –with simultaneous membership in multiple groups, typically up to 10  Relative positioning  Multihop relay  Security  Operational in selected globally available unlicensed/licensed bands below 11 GHz capable of supporting these requirements., Slide 8

doc.: IEEE pac Submission PAC Technical Requirements (General Description)  Synchronization –proximate nodes should be synchronized for other operation such as discovery, peer pairing, data transmission, to be efficient –Synchronization should works in outdoor as well as indoor environment by interaction among proximate nodes –Time to synchronized state at a certain area should be minimized –Robustness to network dynamics, Slide 9

doc.: IEEE pac Submission PAC Technical Requirements (General Description)  Peer discovery –PDI includes identifications presenting device, user, application, or etc –PDI may include additional information for matching –PDI may be broadcasted with a proper period according to application type –Multi-hop peer discovery may be supported for a certain application –Power consumption for peer discovery should be minimized to fulfill application requirements –A certain type of PDI should be delivered securely, Slide 10

doc.: IEEE pac Submission PAC Technical Requirements (General Description)  Peer pairing –Node A send request to the discovered node B for connection setup –Node B response corresponding to the request from Node A –Pair should be managed to be robust and scalable to network dynamics, Slide 11

doc.: IEEE pac Submission PAC Technical Requirements (General Description)  Data transmission –Node in the proximal area join mutually with fully distributed manner to be efficient, scalable and robust –The sum capacity of all PAC links in the certain area should be maximized –Minimal control signaling overhead is preferred –Each link should be managed considering QoS constraints, Slide 12