1. Montreal 802.19 Liaison Report
October 2006
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May 2007
Montreal Liaison Report
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Eldad Perahia (Intel)
Matthew Fischer (Broadcom)

2. Abstract Montreal 802.19 liaison report May 2007 October 2006
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May 2007
Abstract
Montreal liaison report
Eldad Perahia (Intel)
Matthew Fischer (Broadcom)

3. Telecons between March 2007 and May 2007
October 2006
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May 2007
Telecons between March 2007 and May 2007
Minutes from three conference call are contained in conference-call-minutes.doc
March 29, 2007
Presentation of h-07/38r1 from Paul Piggin
Simulating coexistence between y and h systems in the 3.65GHz band – Scenarios and assumptions
Discussion on assumptions in model
Tx power, channel widths, 11e parameters, propagation model
Decision to build a document with simulation parameters assumptions
April 12, 2007
Presentation of S802.16h-07/17r1 by Amir Ghasemi and John Sydor
simulation of 11y/16h under three conditions (1) 16 Baseline (2) LBT in 16h (3) EQP in 16h
Presentation of /11r0 by Paul Piggin
common set of simulation parameters for 3.65GHz band
May 3, 2007
Presentation of C80216h-07/39r1 by Mariana Goldhamer
Interference between systems sharing spectrum in 3.65GHz
Presentation of h-07/50r0 from Paul Piggin
Enhancements of simulation to include model of e MAC features
Discussion of statistics on packet sizes (Peter E. later ed the reflector providing link to data)
Eldad Perahia (Intel)
Matthew Fischer (Broadcom)

4. 802.19 Objectives for Montreal
October 2006
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May 2007
Objectives for Montreal
Presentation on Clear Channel Assessment - Energy Detection (CCA-ED) in y sharing with a h network
Review Document /07r1 on "Initial text for Recommended Practice"
Eldad Perahia (Intel)
Matthew Fischer (Broadcom)

5. Future Joint 19/16h/11y Conference Calls
October 2006
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May 2007
Future Joint 19/16h/11y Conference Calls
Date
Start Time
End Time
May 31
11 AM Eastern Time
12 PM Eastern Time
June 14
June 28
Eldad Perahia (Intel)
Matthew Fischer (Broadcom)