Geoff,
Thanks. That is a good input. We had lots of discussion on the text for the Chairs Guidelines. I expect when the Rules Committee has time to take this up we will discuss it more. I can make edits and revise the document
as needed.
The 802.19 WG asked that they receive a copy of the updates, since this was discussed quite a bit in the WG, with lots of representation of the various wireless WGs, so they are interested in any revisions.
I will made a revision with your proposed change and posted it.
https://mentor.ieee.org/802.19/dcn/19/19-19-0078-01-0000-recommended-new-section-of-chairs-guidelines.docx
All,
When the WG voted on this document, we received a number of comments. I sent out the link to those comments back in November, but I realized I did not send them out yesterday. Here is a link to the comments received when
voting on this document. The Rules Committee may want to consider these comments.
https://mentor.ieee.org/802.19/dcn/19/19-19-0086-00-0000-comments-on-recommended-new-section-of-chairs-guidelines.xlsx
Regards,
Steve
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Steve-
I think/believe that the wording may need to be changed. To wit, the text that says:
The CA document shall include a list of the active IEEE 802 wireless standards operating in the same frequency bands as the new standard under development. The CA document should also include a list of
market-relevant standards outside of IEEE 802, which operate in these frequency bands. The CA document may include a list of the active IEEE 802 wireless standards operating in adjacent frequency bands.
The CA document shall include a list of the active IEEE 802 wireless standards operating in the same frequency bands as the new standard under development. The CA document should also include a list of
market-relevant implementations outside of IEEE 802, which operate in these frequency bands. The CA document may include a list of the active IEEE 802 wireless standards operating in adjacent frequency bands.
Not everything out there is a standard. Some things just occupy spectrum on an either licensed or unlicensed basis but actually operate on a proprietary basis.
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