1. doc.: IEEE 802.11-11/0358r0 SubmissionRobert Stacey, Intel TGac Editor’s Report Date: 2011-03-13 Authors: Slide 1 March 2011

2. doc.: IEEE 802.11-11/0358r0 Submission Overview P802.11ac/D0.1 based on 11/1361r3 released for comment January 28, 2011 Comment period closed February 27, 2011 Ad-hoc chair meeting held February 28, 2011 –Review comments and assign to ad-hocs TGac teleconference held March 3, 2011 –Review comments and assigned some to individuals to propose resolutions March 2011 Robert Stacey, IntelSlide 2

3. doc.: IEEE 802.11-11/0358r0 Submission Comment Summary March 2011 Robert Stacey, IntelSlide 3 Latest comment spreadsheet: 11/0276r5 Editorial comments are actioned by the editor (reviewed by the Editorial Panel) OpenResolvedDraft Updated MAC20300 PHY33300 MU17900 COEX10200 Total Technical81700 Editorial9950450 Other300 Total18150450

4. doc.: IEEE 802.11-11/0358r0 Submission Editorial Panel Main tasks of Editorial Panel: –Review draft for consistency and quality –Review the implementation of comment resolutions Looking for volunteers to serve on Editorial Panel: PHY expertise MAC expertise Familiarity with the 802.11 standard Familiarity with work being done in other task groups If you would like to volunteer, email me! March 2011 Robert Stacey, IntelSlide 4

5. doc.: IEEE 802.11-11/0358r0 Submission Comment Resolution Procedure Comments are discussed in the relevant ad-hoc (MAC, PHY, MU, COEX) –Comments are assigned to individuals –Those individuals will bring forward proposed resolutions Ad-hocs will forward proposed resolutions to task group for motion –Ad-hoc should ensure that sufficient consensus has been achieved on a particular resolution before forwarding to task group Resolutions motioned in the task group will be implemented by the editor Editor will release regular draft updates showing the implemented resolutions March 2011 Robert Stacey, IntelSlide 5

6. doc.: IEEE 802.11-11/0358r0 Submission Resolving comments Typically provided in a Word document Resolution includes editing instructions against the TGac draft –A good procedure is to copy the TGac draft text into Word and edit it using Word’s “Track Changes” feature In your resolution you should reference the TGac draft against which your edits apply: –I will be releasing updates to the draft as we proceed March 2011 Robert Stacey, IntelSlide 6

7. doc.: IEEE 802.11-11/0358r0 Submission P802.11ac/D0.2 to be released soon I will be releasing a D0.2 shortly (awaiting upload to members area) Updates the draft to use REVmb D7.0 as baseline Unique numbers for new tables and figures All equations have been reentered using Frame Maker equation editor –In the Word to FrameMaker conversion equations were converted to images A number of editorial comments (~450) have been actioned March 2011 Robert Stacey, IntelSlide 7