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Overview
The role of
IEEE 802.15 Low Energy Critical Infrastructure (LECIM) Task
Group 4k is to create a PHY amendment to 802.15.4 to
facilitate point to multi-thousands of points communications
for critical infrastructure monitoring devices. The
amendment addresses the application's user needs of minimal
network infrastructure, and enables the collection of
scheduled and event data from a large number of non-mains
powered end points that are widely dispersed, or are in
challenging propagation environments. To facilitate low
energy operation necessary for multi-year battery life, the
amendment minimizes network maintenance traffic and device
wake durations. In addition, the amendment addresses the
changing propagation and interference environments.
Current
Status
The
draft (d3P802-15-4k_Draft_Standard) was recirculated as Letter Ballot
86. The cummulative vote resulting from LB86 stand
at 75% responding, 99% affirmative, 4% abstaining, with 4 comments
submitted, 2 of which were designated as "must be
satisfied". The Ballot Resolution Committee (BRC) voted to reject
the comments as 2 were repeats from earlier ballots and 2 were based
upon text that had not changed.
The
draft (d3P802-15-4k_Draft_Standard) was released for Sponsor
Ballot that ended 13 January 2013 at
11:59 ET. The Sponsor Ballot results were:
BALLOT OPEN DATE: 14-Dec 2012
BALLOT CLOSE DATE: 13-Jan-2013
TYPE: New
DRAFT #: P802.15.4k-d3
COMMENTS: 260
MUST BE SATISFIED COMMENTS: 123
Voter Pool 138
Respondents 111 (80%)
Affirmative votes: 92 (92%)
Negative votes 7
Abstentions 11 (10%)
TG4k met at the January
session in Vancouver and resolved all non-editorial comments with
modified text to be drafted following the session. Comment
resolutions were captured in document 15-13-0032-05.
Future Efforts
The next conference call is 30 January at 20:00 PST, call-in details are +1-218-936-4700, participant access code = 802154.
At the March session, TG4k's
objective is to resolve the comments from the Sponsor Ballot
recirculation and request conditional approval from the 802 EC to
proceed to RevCom .
How to
participate
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Participate by attending our
Meetings.
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TG4k conducts its discussions on the 802.15 TG4k Private
Mailing List. You can learn more about the 802.15 Mailing
Lists by pointing your browser
here.
Information
Sessions & Milestones
Who to
contact with questions
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The Institute of
Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc.
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