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    IEEE 802.22 WirelessIEEE 802.22 WirelessRegional Area NetworksRegional Area Networks

    ((WRANsWRANs))

    Raj JainProfessor of Computer Science and EngineeringWashington University in Saint Louis

    Saint Louis, MO [email protected]

    Audio/Video recordings of this lecture are available at:

    http://www.cse.wustl.edu/~jain/cse574-10/

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    OverviewOverview

    IEEE 802.22: Key Features

    IEEE 802.22 Superframe/Frame Structure

    IEEE 802.22 Channel Management

    Configuration/Security/Power Management

    Co-Existence Beacon Protocol (CBP)

    Geolocation/Database

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    IEEE 802.22: Key FeaturesIEEE 802.22: Key Features Uses 54 MHz-862 MHz TV Band

    Designed to share spectrum when TV broadcast is off

    17 km to 30 km radius (100 km in good conditions)

    100 km

    QPSK17 km

    64QAM

    30 km16 QAM

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    IEEE 802.22: Key Features (Cont)IEEE 802.22: Key Features (Cont) 1.5 Mbps Down, 384 kbps Up.

    Coverage: 50% locations in the fringe areas and

    99.9% time

    2 bps/Hz 12 Mbps in 6 MHz channel

    255 users with 40:1 over-subscription

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    Characteristics of Wireless StandardsCharacteristics of Wireless Standards

    RAN

    MAN

    LAN

    PAN

    Range

    Data RateSpectrum

    Standard100km

    10km

    1000m

    100m 802.15

    802.11

    802.16

    802.22

    1Mbps11-200Mbps1-70M

    bps1-10Mbps

    2.4GH

    z

    2.4,5.

    8GHz

    2.5,3

    .5GH

    z

    54-862M

    Hz

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    Similarities Between 802.16 and 802.22Similarities Between 802.16 and 802.22 Centralized allocation at BS

    Service classes: UGS, rtPS, nrtPS, BE

    QoS parameters, Peak/sustained rates, max latency, jitter

    OFDMA, Slots, DS subframe, US subframe, Bursts

    DL/UL is called DS/US. SS is called CPE.

    Connections, 12-bit connection ID (CID), Basic, Primarymanagement, Secondary management connections

    Ranging request/response

    Contention: Ranging, BW request MAC subheaders: BW request, fragmentation, grant

    management, packing, ARQ feedback, fast feedback

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    IEEE 802.22 ConceptsIEEE 802.22 Concepts Spectrum sensing: Check if TV/WRAN signal is present

    In-band: Operating TV Channel N and the first adjacent

    channels (N+1 and N-1).

    Out-of-band: Any TV channel that is not in-band

    Geo-location: Latitude and longitude

    Waypoint: Any WRAN device whose location is known.Used for geolocation.

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    IEEE 802.22 Superframe StructureIEEE 802.22 Superframe Structure Superframe: Group of 16 frames, with a superframe preamble

    and superframe control header (SCH).

    First frame payload is reduced by two symbols to compensatefor Superframe preamble and superframe control header

    Superframe n-1 Superframe n Superframe n+1

    Superframe

    Preamble

    Frame

    Preamble

    Superframe

    Control Header

    Frame

    Preamble

    Frame 0 Frame 1 Frame 15

    160 ms

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    IEEE 802.22 Frame StructureIEEE 802.22 Frame Structure SCH indicates whether a frame or coexistence beacon follows it.

    It also indicates the position and duration of quiet period for

    inter-frame sensing.

    DS:US boundary is adaptive

    DS bursts are vertical, US bursts are horizontal

    Urgent Co-existence situation (UCS) notification

    FramePreamble

    DS-MAP

    FCH

    US-MAP

    UCD

    DCD

    Burst1

    Burst2

    BurstnB

    urst2

    Burst1

    Burst2

    Ranging/BW

    R/UCS

    SelfCoexWindow

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    Channel Classifications and SelectionChannel Classifications and Selection Available: Not occupied by TV transmitters

    Disallowed: Local regulation

    Operating: Used by this BS

    Backup: In backup list of this BS

    Candidate: For backup Occupied: By other WRANs

    Unclassified: Dont know

    Unavailable: Occupied by TV transmitters

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    IEEE 802.22 Channel ManagementIEEE 802.22 Channel Management Channel Termination req/resp

    Announced by BS if incumbent comes back

    Channel Add req/resp to add TV channels to the BS

    channels

    Channel Switch req/resp Channel Quiet Request/resp

    (to perform measurement)

    Channel Occupancy update BS may get the list of incumbents from a database

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    Measurements ManagementMeasurements Management Bulk measurement request:

    Sent by BS to unicast/multicast/broadcast address

    Includes number of repetition and report frequency

    Measurement response

    Stop measurement request

    Location configuration measurement request

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    Configuration ManagementConfiguration Management SW Upgrade TFTP server

    TFTP complete message

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    Security ManagementSecurity Management Privacy key management req/reply reject/ack

    PKM EAP start/transfer

    PKM SA-TEK challenge

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    Power ManagementPower Management 802.22 stations (BS or CPE) are not allowed to

    operate on active TV channel (N) or the adjacent

    channel (N+1)

    Maximum EIRP is limited when operating on

    alternate channels (N+2 and beyond)

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    IDRPIDRP Incumbent Detection Recovery Protocol

    BS transmits a channel switching req (CHS-REQ)

    If a CPE misses the CHS-REQ, it times out if it does

    not hear from BS, CPE then moves to the next backup

    channel

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    CoCo--Existence Beacon Protocol (CBP)Existence Beacon Protocol (CBP) For signaling to adjacent and overlapping WRAN

    cells and for geolocation

    CBP bursts are transmitted by selected CPEs at theend of US subframe.

    CPEs decode CBP packets from CPEs in cells

    operating on the same TV channel or adjacentchannels.

    14 types of CBP packets including CPE beacons.

    CPE beacons are transmitted by the CPEs and containthe TV channel #, backup channel #s, BS ID, CPE ID.

    CBP packets are used for coexistence and Geolocation

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    SelfSelf--CoexistenceCoexistence Two or more 802.22 networks in the same

    space/time/frequency

    1. Spectrum Etiquette: Do not hog the channels

    2. Interference Free scheduling: Do not allocate slots

    which interfere with neighboring cell's CPEs

    3. Dynamic Resource Renting and Offering: Less

    loaded BSs rent spectrum to more loaded BSs.

    4. Adaptive On-Demand Channel Contention(AODCC)

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    Dynamic Resource Renting and OfferingDynamic Resource Renting and OfferingBS1 BS2 BS3BS3

    Needs

    Channel

    Has Extra

    Channels

    Needs

    Channel

    Channel Ad

    Rent RequestRes Allocation

    Ack

    Needs channels

    Collect Req

    Collect Resp

    Ack

    Rent RequestRes Allocation

    Ack

    Doesnt Needs channels

    Return Req

    Return Resp

    Ack

    Channel Ad

    Has Extra

    Channels

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    Dynamic Resource Renting (Cont)Dynamic Resource Renting (Cont) Resource advertisement:

    Time for which the channel is available for rent

    Rent Request: Bid, start time, end time

    Resource allocation Response:

    Satisfaction or dissatisfaction

    Resource Allocation Ack

    Resource collection request/response/ack

    Returning request/response/ack

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    AODCCAODCC Adaptive On-Demand Channel Contention

    A CPE sends a CBP with channel contention (CC)

    request.

    CC request contains id of the source and destination

    operator and BS IDs.

    CPE runs the contention resolution and sends CC

    response.

    The Contention source then sends a CC ack to indicatethat it is going to use that channel.

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    AODCC (Cont)AODCC (Cont) Two Cells for the same Operator:

    Draw random numbers.

    Whoever gets a higher number wins.

    Two Cells from Different Operator:

    BS1 bids "Credit Tokens" to BS2 with a start timeand duration

    BS2 computes its own "Credit Tokens" to BS1.

    Whoever bids higher wins.

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    SynchronizationSynchronizationNeighboring cells on the same frequency need to

    synchronize their transmission

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    Spectrum Sensing Function (SSF)Spectrum Sensing Function (SSF) Both BS and CPEs have SSF

    There are message for BS to ask CPEs to sense and

    respond back

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    Geolocation/DatabaseGeolocation/Database GPS based - CPE's send their GPS coordinates

    Ranging is done between BS and CPEs

    BS can also ask other CPEs to listen to ranging and

    determine their distances from a CPE

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    SummarySummary

    IEEE 802.22 wireless regional area network covers large ruralareas using unused TV channels

    Similar to IEEE 802.16: OFDMA

    Coexistence with incumbent TV operator requires periodicsensing

    Multiple IEEE 802.22 networks can co-exist in the same areaon the same channel => Need self-coexistence methods

    Spectrum sharing, renting rules

    Adaptive on-demand channel contention

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    802.22 Documents802.22 Documents IEEE 802.22/WDv0.4.7, "Draft Standard for Wireless Regional

    Area Networks Part 22: Cognitive Wireless RAN Medium

    Access Control (MAC) and Physical Layer (PHY)specifications: Policies and procedures for operation in the TV

    Bands," March 2008, 372 pp. (Available only to working group

    members)

    P802.22.1-D6, "Part 22.1: Enhanced Protection for Low-Power, Licensed Devices Operating in Television Broadcast

    Bands," February 2009. (Available only to working group

    members)

    802-22_PAR, "IEEE 802.22 PAR," Sept 23, 2004, 3 pp.

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    Homework 13Homework 13 Read the IEEE 802.22 specs and draw a flow chart of

    the channel contention procedure at the contention

    source CPE. No need to draw the contentionresolution at the destination.

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    Related Wikipedia ArticlesRelated Wikipedia Articles http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_802.22

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_frequency_hopping

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cognitive_radio

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_spaces_(radio)

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    List of AcronymsList of Acronyms AODCC Adaptive On-Demand Channel Contention

    BS Base Station

    BW Bandwidth

    CBP Co-Existence Beacon Protocol

    CPE Customer Premises Equipment

    GPS Global Positioning System

    ID Identification

    MHz Mega Hertz

    OFDMA Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access

    PAR Project Authorization Request

    PKM Public Key Management

    SSF Spectrum Sensing Function

    SW Software

    UCS Urgent Co-existence situation

    WRAN Wireless Regional Area Network