1. 5GHz Ad-Hoc 802.11 Regulatory Standing Committee Closing Report
May 2004
doc.: IEEE /636r0
May 2004
5GHz Ad-Hoc Regulatory Standing Committee Closing Report
Al Petrick
Al Petrick, IceFyre
Al Petrick, IceFyre

2. Closing Report Standing Committee Purpose:
May 2004
Closing Report
Standing Committee Purpose:
Generate a RLAN protection criteria document; for the Chair to present to the ITU in September 2004.
a positioning statement describing the “minimal acceptable interference tolerable on a devices operating in the 5GHz frequency band
Al Petrick, IceFyre

3. Closing Report Held 2 meetings: Wednesday – Thursday
May 2004
Closing Report
Held 2 meetings: Wednesday – Thursday
Review documents – RLAN protection criteria
ITU-Doc 8A-9B/16-E (Japan’s position)
ITU-Doc 8A-9B/6-E
ITU-R Doc 1-8/59
Reviewed WiFi Alliance DFS documents
DFSCG-US/02-08r4
General requirements
6dBi I/N
1dB degradation in SNR
5% reduction in range at 54Mbps
Reviewed user scenarios; Home – Enterprise
Home: preserve HDTV streaming video at 24Mbps
Enterprise; preserve data rates at 18Mbps coverage with out loosing connectivity
Reviewed rate degradation model
Al Petrick, IceFyre

4. Closing Report Plans for next July 2004 Plenary
May 2004
Closing Report
Plans for next July 2004 Plenary
Host weekly teleconference calls to review technical content and position document, starting on May 20, 2004
Seek /.18 WG and SEC approval at the July 2004 session to forward the document to the ITU as the official position on protection criteria for a in the 5GHz frequency band
Al Petrick, IceFyre

5. Wednesday Agenda Purpose of meeting Distribution of Reg. Documents
May 2004
Wednesday Agenda
Purpose of meeting
Distribution of Reg. Documents
sign up list
Review of Documents: Carl S, Chair
Open discussion - Metrics
Parse work
Teleconferences
Al Petrick, IceFyre

6. Thursday Agenda Call to order Recap – Wednesday meeting
May 2004
Thursday Agenda
Call to order
Recap – Wednesday meeting
Review radar simulation
User scenerios
Receiver model
Assignments
Teleconference dates
Al Petrick, IceFyre