1. 21-08-0005-00-0000 IEEE 802.21 MEDIA INDEPENDENT HANDOVER DCN: 21-08-0005-00-0000 Title: Document Naming Convention Date Submitted: January 2008 Presented at IEEE 802.21 session #24 in Taipei Authors or Source(s): Vivek Gupta Abstract: This contribution describes the Document Naming Convention in 802.21

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3. 21-08-0005-00-0000 DCN Convention for 802.21 The file name shall be as shown. An example of a good filename that conforms to the naming convention is 21-08-0005-00-0000-Naming_Convention.ppt Generic filename: gg-yy-ssss-rr-GGGG-brief_topic_name.ext, where “gg” is the 802 group 21 “yy” is the last 2 digits of the year the document is presented “ssss” is the sequence number of the document (contributor obtains this number from a WG official or from the website, incorporates it in the document before making the submission). Sequence number resets to 1 at end of every year. “rr” is the revision number “GGGG” is the file code. This is the WG, TG (task group letter), SG (as designated by chair), or SC (as designated by chair) to which the document is assigned or presented. Current choices are as follows: 0000: 802.21 WG documents mrpm: Multi Radio Power Management Study Group documents 0sec: Security Study Group documents “brief_topic_name” Human readable name should be as short as possible (please use underscore as the coupling letter between words). Do not add any other detail in this sub-string of the filename. “ext” Is the commonly used 3 letter file extensions:.doc for Word,.ppt for PowerPoint,.pdf for Adobe Acrobat compatible files,.xls for Excel spread sheets.

4. 21-08-0005-00-0000 DCN Convention for 802.21 Example of 802.21 WG Document 21-08-0001-00-0000-Instructions_For_Getting_Free_IEEE_Web Account Example of MRPM Study Group document 21-08-0004-00-mrpm-Use_Case_out-of-coverage Example of Security Study Group document 21-08-0007-00-0sec-Security-Study-Group-Document