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Proposed TGah Use Cases SED

Proposed TGah Use Cases SED. Date: January 20 , 20 1 1. Authors:. Objective. This contribution proposes the development of an Use Cases System Engineering Document (Use Cases SED) for TGah. About Use Cases SED. Slide 3. Definition & Purpose:

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Proposed TGah Use Cases SED

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  1. Proposed TGah Use Cases SED Date: January 20, 2011 Authors:

  2. Objective • This contribution proposes the development of an Use Cases System Engineering Document (Use Cases SED) for TGah.

  3. About Use Cases SED Slide 3 • Definition & Purpose: • A Use Case SED is an independent design document that will be used by the TGah to agree on use cases and to support the identification of IEEE 802.11ah relevant system parameters. • Howto: • All TGah members/non-members are invited to contribute their ideas. • Goal: • The TGah agrees on use cases that • are listed in the Use Cases SED • which are in the scope of the TGah PAR.

  4. Proposed Steps • Action & time frame: • January meeting: • Start ad-hoc group Use Cases • Call for participation (members/non-members are invited) • January to March: • Define Use Cases SED and start to work on it • Telephone conferences • First: • Second: • March meeting: • Presentation and discussion of the final Use Cases SED • TGah motion/vote to agree on Use Cases SED Slide 4

  5. References [1] IEEE P802.11 Wireless LANs, IEEE 802.11ah Call for proposals, IEEE 802.11-10/1373r0, 11.11.2010

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