1. RR-TAG Liaison Report IEEE 802.11-802.18
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RR-TAG Liaison Report IEEE
Date: 19 Jul 2006
Authors:
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Denis Kuwahara, Boeing
Denis Kuwahara, Boeing

2. doc.: IEEE /0d0
Radio Regulatory – TAG
Liaison - IEEE 802 Wireless WGs - National and International Regulatory Agencies
Supports Wireless WGs Spectrum Requirements
Tracks regulatory actions and provides advice to regulators to foster effective use of licensed and unlicensed spectrum
Denis Kuwahara, Boeing
Denis Kuwahara, Boeing

3. RR-TAG Efforts
Update ITU-R M.1450 “Characteristics of Broadband Radio Local Area Networks”
ETSI BRAN provided input on , HIPERLAN 2, and HIPERMAN
.11 corroborated and updated characteristics in document and liaison
RR-TAG approved 18-06/0035r3_Annotated_document(M.1450_r1).doc vote 6,0,0
is preparing input to an ITU-R WP8A PDNR on Radio Interface Standards for Broadband Wireless Access Systems
Ofcom consultation “Higher power limits for license exempt devices”
Provide enhanced service in rural areas
Consider 10 W in 2.4G GHz, 4 – 25 W in 5 GHz
Sharing spectrum with Ministry of Defense incumbent users
Comments being developed
Denis Kuwahara, Boeing

4. RR-TAG Efforts - 2 FCC is concerned with .11n interference potential
RR-TAG aware of other industry educational presentations
Await formal query from Commission
ITU-R considering changes in MHz
RR-TAG determined US position is status quo
New Zealand consultation Broadband Wireless Access
Comments being developed
Follow-up with C on 60 GHz issues
Attempting to get closure
IEEE P Proposing Wireless Guidelines for Medical Equipment
Contact established – planned presentation on proposal
Denis Kuwahara, Boeing

5. RR-TAG Vote
Motion:
To approve document and to authorize the chair make necessary editorial and format changes, to make appropriate WG motions for approval and to Submit to EC at their closing plenary for approval for filing with ITU-R
Motion: Peter Murray
Second: John Notor
Discussion: none heard
Any objections: 6Y, 0N, 0A
Denis Kuwahara, Boeing

6. Vote Request
Motion: To approve the content of RR-TAG document _Annotated_document(M.1450_r1).doc related to the parameters.
Denis Kuwahara, Boeing

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