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Project: IEEE P Working Group for Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPANs)
Submission Title: Potential Applications for LPWA Networks
Date Submitted: 13 March, 2017
Source: Tae-Joon Park, EunHee Kim, Hoyong Kang, Kyeseon Lee
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Abstract: Potential applications are introduced for future work within IG LWPA
Purpose: Discussion within IEEE IG LPWA
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2. Potential Applications for LPWA Networks
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Potential Applications for LPWA Networks
Tae-Joon Park, EunHee Kim, Hoyong Kang, Kyeseon Lee
ETRI
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3. Draft IG LPWA Report
Abstract 2
Table of Contents 3
1 Introduction 4
2 Technical Characteristics of Low Power Wide Area Networks 5
3 Potential Use-Cases for Low Power Wide Area Networks 6
4 Frequency Regulation and Channel Models 7
4.1 Frequency Regulation 7
4.2 Propagation Models for LPWAN 7
4.3 Number of Active Users 7
4.4 Interference Channel Model 7
5 Performance Evaluation Criteria 8
6 Analysis of Existing IEEE Standards / Candidate Technologies 9
6.1 Suitability of Existing IEEE Standards 9
6.2 Suitability of Candidate Technologies 9
7 Recommendation for Future IEEE Activities 10
7.1 Purpose of a new IEEE Standard 10
7.2 Need for a new IEEE Standard 10
7.3 5C Requirements 10
7.3.1 Broad Market Potential 10
7.3.2 Compatibility 10
7.3.3 Distinct Identity 10
7.3.4 Technical Feasibility 10
7.3.5 Economic Feasibility 10
Annex 11
Literature 12
Source : lpwa-ig-lpwa-report-skeleton-document

4. High value-added use cases
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High value-added use cases
Large-scale populated services with reliable and secure services
Public Services: Critical facility monitoring, Public Infrastructure monitoring, Children Guardians
Industrial Services: Process monitoring, Smart Building
Urban Information System
Mission oriented services
Surveillance/Monitoring: Intrusion/Burglary Surveillance, Hazardous materials monitoring
Living Services : Asset tracking, Social Safety Nets, eHealth/eWelfare
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5. Monitoring & UIS(Urban Information System)
Ground facility Management
Streetlight, guardrail, tunnel, bridge, underground roadway, …
Underground facility monitoring and control system
Utility company(Electric Power System), Gas/Water, …
Manhole, Temperature measurement, Fire detection…
Manhole monitoring System
Pilot program : SK telecom in KOREA
Node-to-Gateway : IEEE g PHY, IEEE k PHY

6. Reliable and secure mission oriented services
Solitary senior and children guardians
Low rate AMI
Smart GAS metering
Smoke detection
Safety, control

7. Summery Example use cases of high value added services
Underground manhole monitoring and control system
Low rate AMI
Etc…

8. Thank you very much for your attention Any Questions?