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IEEE 1900 7 Whit S R diIEEE 1900.7 White Space RadioUse CasesUse Cases
Date: Feb-27-2012N C Add Ph E il
Authors:Name Company Address Phone Email
Junyi Wang NICT junyi.wang@nict.go.jp
Hoang Vinh-Dien NICT hvdien@nict.com.sg
Xin Zhang NICT zhangxin@nict.com.sg
Zhou Ming-Tuo NICT Mingtuo@nict.com.sg
Hiroshi Harada NICT Harada@nict.go.jp
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Summary of Use Cases Four categories of use cases are identified
■ Wireless backbone networks• Wireless access backbone network• Wireless mesh backbone network• High speed vehicular backbone network• Rural broadband network
■ Land fixed/mobile networks• Smart home network• Digital signage network• Transportation logistics networkp g• Wireless access network
■ Maritime networks• Maritime wireless access networkMaritime wireless access network• Inter-ship mesh network• Maritime grid network
■ Home/office networks
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■ Home/office networks• Home/office Network
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I. Wireless Backbone Networks Thi t i l d th This category includes three use cases
■ Wireless Access Backbone Networki h d i l k i b kb k f fi d• High data rate wireless access network serving as a backbone network for fixed
stations that provide wireless/wired access service to their users
■ Wireless Mesh Backbone Network• High data rate mesh backbone network connecting fixed stations that provide
wireless/wired access service to their users
Hi h S d V hi l B kb N t k■ High Speed Vehicle Backbone Network• High data rate backbone network for high speed vehicles
■ Rural broadband network■ Rural broadband network• Broadband access to homes
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Wireless Access Backbone Network White space radio is used to provide high data rate wireless White space radio is used to provide high data rate wireless
access network serving as a backbone network for fixed stations that provide wireless/wired access service to their usersp
Potential applications■ Campus connectivity■ Enterprise connectivity■ Dynamic backhaul
Quick to deploy temporary networks■ Quick-to-deploy temporary networks
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Wireless Access Backbone Network
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Wireless Access Backbone Network
Propagation environmentOutdoor LOS, NLOS
Outdoor to indoor LOS, NLOS
Expected data rate per terminal (1) 30 Mbps
Maximum transmission range 10 km
Maximum mobility speed fixed
Tolerable delay High
Security level HighSecurity level High
Number of terminals per base station (2) 5-10
(1) Expected data rate per terminal is the maximum rate that a terminal is able to achieve theoretically . (2) Number of terminals per base station is the number of connected devices (active and in sleep mode) .
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Wireless Access Backbone Network WS Radio Base Station is fixed WS Radio Base Station is fixed WS Radio Terminals are fixed
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Wireless Mesh Backbone Network White space radio is used to provide high data rate mesh White space radio is used to provide high data rate mesh
backbone network connecting fixed stations that provide wireless/wired access service to their users
Potential applications■ Campus connectivity■ Enterprise connectivity■ Quick-to-deploy temporary networks
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Wireless Mesh Backbone Network
WS Radio
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School ofSocial Sciences
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Wireless Mesh Backbone Network
Outdoor LOS NLOSPropagation environment
Outdoor LOS, NLOS
Outdoor to indoor NLOS
Expected data rate per terminal 20 Mb/spected data ate pe te a
Maximum transmission range 5 km
Maximum mobility speed fixed
Tolerable delay High
Security level High
Number of terminals 5 – 10
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Wireless Mesh Backbone Network WS Radio Terminals are fixed WS Radio Terminals are fixed
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High Speed Vehicle Backbone Network White space radio is used to provide high data rate backbone White space radio is used to provide high data rate backbone
network for high speed vehicles Potential applications Potential applications
■ Backbone network for high-speed trains■ Backbone network for long distance buses
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High Speed Vehicle Backbone Network
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High Speed Vehicle Backbone Network
Propagation environment Outdoor LOS, NLOS
Expected data rate per terminal 10 Mbps
M i t i i 10 kMaximum transmission range 10 km
Maximum mobility speed 300 km/h
Tolerable delay MediumTolerable delay Medium
Security level Medium
Number of terminals per base station 1-10
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High Speed Vehicle Backbone Network WS Radio Base Station is fixed WS Radio Base Station is fixed WS Radio Relay Stations are fixed WS R di T i l bil WS Radio Terminals are mobile
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Rural Broadband network White space radio is used to provide broadband access to homes White space radio is used to provide broadband access to homes. Base stations are fixed H t i l fi d Home terminals are fixed Distribution around homes is not part of this use case (possibly
home/office network solution later in this document)home/office network solution later in this document)
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Rural Broadband network
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Rural Broadband network
Propagation environmentOutdoor LOS, NLOS
Outdoor to indoor LOS, NLOS (possibly)
Expected data rate per terminal 30 Mbps
Maximum transmission range 10 km
Maximum mobility speed fixed
Tolerable delay High
Security level HighSecurity level High
Number of terminals per base station 30
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II. Land Fixed/Mobile Networks Thi t i l d th This category includes three use cases
■ Smart Home Networksd k f ll i d f l i• Low data rate network for collecting data from low power consumption
stations gathering measurements from utility devices (e.g., gas, water, and electricity meters)
■ Digital Signage Network• Distribution network for digital signs
T i L i i N k■ Transportation Logistics Network• Low data rate network for tracking and controlling mobile stations (e.g., post
delivery vehicles)
■ Mobile Wireless Access Network• Providing wireless access to mobile stations
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Smart Home Network
White space radio is used to provide low data rate network for ll ti d t f l ti t ti th icollecting data from low power consumption stations gathering
measurements from devices, e.g., gas, water, electricity meters, and to control such devices from a serverand to control such devices from a server
Potential applications■ Smart meteringg■ Monitoring and control
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Smart Home Networks
WS RadioBase Station
WS RadioRelay Station
WS RadioRelay Station
WS RadioT i lTerminal
WS RadioTerminal
Submission Slide 21Apartment Building Private House
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Smart Home Network
Outdoor LOS NLOSPropagation environment
Outdoor LOS, NLOS
Outdoor to indoor NLOS
Expected data rate per terminal 10 kbpspected data ate pe te a p
Maximum transmission range 10 km
Maximum mobility speed fixed
Tolerable delay High
Security level High
Number of terminals per base station 100-1000
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Smart Home Network WS Radio Base Station is fixed WS Radio Relay Stations are fixedy WS Radio Terminals are fixed
WS
WS RadioBase Station
WS
WS Radio WS Radio
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Relay Station Relay Station
WS R di WS R di WS R di
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WS RadioTerminal
WS RadioTerminal
WS RadioTerminal
WS RadioTerminal
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Digital Signage Network White space radio is used to provide data distribution network for White space radio is used to provide data distribution network for
digital signs Potential applications Potential applications
■ Digital signage
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Digital Signage Network
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Digital Signage Network
Propagation environment Outdoor LOS, NLOS
Expected data rate per terminal 1 Mbps
M i t i i 10 kMaximum transmission range 10 km
Maximum mobility speed fixed
Tolerable delay HighTolerable delay High
Security level High
Number of terminals per base station 10-100
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Digital Signage Network WS Radio Base Station is fixed WS Radio Base Station is fixed WS Radio Relay Stations are fixed WS R di T i l fi d WS Radio Terminals are fixed
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Transportation Logistics Network White space radio is used to provide low data rate network for White space radio is used to provide low data rate network for
tracking and controlling mobile stations, e.g., post delivery vehicles
Potential applications■ Public transportation logistics■ Control and management of postal and delivery services
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Transportation Logistics Network
WS RadioWS RadioTerminalWS Radio
TerminalTerminal
WS Radio
WS RadioBase Station
Delivery CarDelivery Car
WS RadioBase Station
WS RadioTerminal WS Radio
T i lTerminal
WS Radioi l
WS RadioRelay Station
Delivery CarBus
Terminal
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WS RadioBase StationBus
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Transportation Logistics Network
Propagation environment Outdoor LOS, NLOS
Expected data rate per terminal 10 kbps
M i t i i 10 kMaximum transmission range 10 km
Maximum mobility speed 120 km/h
Tolerable delay HighTolerable delay High
Security level High
Number of terminals per base station 100-1000
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Transportation Logistics Network WS Radio Base Station is fixed WS Radio Base Station is fixed WS Radio Relay Stations are fixed WS R di T i l bil WS Radio Terminals are mobile
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Mobile Wireless Access Network White space radio is used to provide wireless access to mobile White space radio is used to provide wireless access to mobile
stations Potential applications Potential applications
■ Mobile wireless access■ Cellular network extension to white space
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Mobile Wireless Access Network
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Mobile Wireless Access Network
Outdoor LOS NLOSPropagation environment
Outdoor LOS, NLOS
Outdoor to indoor NLOS
Expected data rate per terminal 5 Mbpspected data ate pe te a p
Maximum transmission range 5 km
Maximum mobility speed 120 km/h
Tolerable delay Low
Security level Medium
Number of terminals per base station 10-100
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Mobile Wireless Access Network WS Radio Base Station is fixed WS Radio Base Station is fixed WS Radio Relay Stations are fixed WS R di T i l bil d d t i WS Radio Terminals are mobile and pedestrian
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III. Maritime Networks Thi t i l d th This category includes three use cases
■ Maritime Wireless Access Networkidi i l hi d i hi i h h h• Providing wireless access to ships and connecting ships with each other
■ Inter-ship Mesh Network• Mesh network connecting stations located on ships• Mesh network connecting stations located on ships
■ Maritime Grid Network• Low data rate network collecting data from marine environment monitoring g g
stations, oil/gas platforms, etc
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Maritime Wireless Access Network White space radio is used to provide maritime wireless access White space radio is used to provide maritime wireless access
network Potential applications Potential applications
■ Wireless access for ship crew and passengers■ Fleet and seaport management■ Inter-ship communications
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Maritime Wireless Access Network
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Maritime Wireless Access Network
Propagation environment Outdoor LOS, NLOS
Expected data rate per terminal 10 Mbps
M i t i i 20 kMaximum transmission range 20 km
Maximum mobility speed 60 km/h
Tolerable delay LowTolerable delay Low
Security level Medium
Number of terminals per base station several-10
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Maritime Wireless Access Network WS Radio Base Station is fixed WS Radio Base Station is fixed WS Radio Terminals are mobile
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Inter-ship Mesh Network White space radio is used to provide mesh network connecting White space radio is used to provide mesh network connecting
stations located on ships Potential applications Potential applications
■ Fleet management■ Inter-ship communications■ Disaster rescue■ Anti-piracy
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Inter-ship Mesh Network
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Inter-ship Mesh Network
Propagation environment Outdoor LOS, NLOS
Expected data rate per terminal 5 Mbps
M i t i i 20 kMaximum transmission range 20 km
Maximum mobility speed 60 km/h
Tolerable delay LowTolerable delay Low
Security level Medium
Number of terminals several-10
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Inter-ship Mesh Network WS Radio Terminals are mobile WS Radio Terminals are mobile
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Maritime Grid Network White space radio is used to provide low data rate network White space radio is used to provide low data rate network
collecting data from marine environment monitoring stations, oil/gas platforms, etcg p
Potential applications■ Seaport management■ Control and management of oil platforms, sea farms■ Marine environment monitoring and data collection
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Maritime Grid Network
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Maritime Grid Network
Propagation environment Outdoor LOS, NLOS
Expected data rate per terminal 10 Mbps
Maximum transmission range 20 km
Maximum mobility speed Fixed/Mobile
Tolerable delay High
Security level High
Number of terminals per basestation 100-1000
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Maritime Grid Network WS Radio Base Station is fixed WS Radio Base Station is fixed WS Radio Relay Stations are fixed WS R di T i l fi d bil WS Radio Terminals are fixed, mobile
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Indoor Networks Thi t i l d This category includes one use case
■ Indoor Networkidi i l i id ffi h• Providing wireless access inside office or home
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Home/Office Network White space radio is used to provide wireless access inside home White space radio is used to provide wireless access inside home
or office Potential applications Potential applications
■ Wireless access inside office■ Wireless access inside home■ Inside-to-outside coverage
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Home/Office Network
WS RadioBase Station
WS RadioTerminal
WS RadioTerminal
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Indoor Network
Indoor LOS NLOSPropagation environment
Indoor LOS, NLOS
Outdoor to indoor LOS, NLOS
Expected data rate per terminal 20 Mbps
Maximum transmission range 300 m
Maximum mobility speed 4 km/h
Tolerable delay MediumTolerable delay Medium
Security level Medium
Number of terminals per base station 1-10
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Indoor Network WS Radio Base Station is fixed WS Radio Base Station is fixed WS Radio Terminals are pedestrian
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The contributions of R. MacKenzie have the f ll i k l d t “Th hfollowing acknowledgement: “The research
leading to this presentation was derived from the European Community’s Seventh p y
Framework Programme (FP7) under Grant Agreement number 248454 (QoSMOS)”
Submission Slide 54
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