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Project: IEEE P Working Group for Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPANs)
Submission Title: [Call for SRU Contributions]
Date Submitted: [8, November, 2010]
Source: [Shoichi Kitazawa] Company [ATR]
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Abstract: [This is the call for contributions in regards to Better Use of Spectrum Resources in WPANs IG.]
Purpose: Informative
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2. Call for SRU Contributions
November, 2010
Call for SRU Contributions
Shoichi Kitazawa, ATR

3. Release date: November, 2010
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November, 2010
Release date: November, 2010
Due date: Presentations at March 2011 IG SRU meeting, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore
Contributions are requested for the IEEE IG SRU (Better Use of Spectrum Resources in WPANs) in the area of efficient spectrum use in WPANs. Of particular interest are contributions discussing any of the following (or similar) topics:
Coexistence with other systems (potential problems, future problems)
Advanced communications applications
Technologies suitable for SRU
Other issue
Scenarios or roadmap
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4. Background of this SRU IG
November, 2010
Background of this SRU IG
High traffic-load situation may be caused frequently in future in ISM band, which degrades the efficiency of the overall communications due to inter-system interference among co-existing wireless systems.
There was a proposal to start discussions of advanced technologies to enhance the efficiency of ISM band communication and reliability.
The use of DSA, the dynamic spectrum sensing technology
See related contribution
All submission should be written in MS Words or MS PowerPoint.
Please obtain a valid IG SUR document number and upload your contribution to the document server at
Shoichi Kitazawa, ATR