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Overview of 3GPP Release 13 V0.0.4 (2013-12)
Contents

Foreword...................................................................................................................................................3 1 Scope......................................................................................................................................................4 2 References..............................................................................................................................................4
2.1 Specifications........................................................................................................................................................4 2.2 Tdocs4 2.3 Work Plan, Work Items and Stud Items..............................................................................................................! 2.4 "#an$e Re%uest data&ase......................................................................................................................................!
3 '&&re(iations.........................................................................................................................................! 4 S'1 Sta$e 1 ) *+,- Features................................................................................................................

4.1 R'+ S#arin$ /n#ancements 0RS/1 2I34.5554!................................................................................................ 4.2 Ser(ice /6posure and /na&lement Support 0S//S1 2I34.15535.......................................................................7 4.3 Ser(ice Re%uirements 8aintenance for 8T" 0SR88T"1 2I34.255.3..........................................................11 4.4 8ission "ritical Pus# To Talk o(er ,T/ 08"PTT1 2I34.255.4.....................................................................13
! S'19S'2 Features................................................................................................................................1!
. S'3 Features........................................................................................................................................1!
..1 Securit 'ssurance Specification for 3:PP network products 0S"'S1 2I34.255.2.......................................1!
; S'4 Features........................................................................................................................................1; 7 S'! Features........................................................................................................................................1; < "T Features..........................................................................................................................................1; 15 2TR', ,T/ Features.........................................................................................................................1; 11 ,T/ Features......................................................................................................................................1;
11.1 ,T/ 'd(anced intra)&and conti$uous "arrier '$$re$ation in =and 42 0,T/4"'4"4=421 2I34.2553;....1;
12 2TR' Features..................................................................................................................................17 13 :/R'+ Features...............................................................................................................................17 14 S'1 Studies........................................................................................................................................1<

14.1 Stud on 'pplication specific "on$estion control for 3ata "ommunication 0FS4'"3"1 2I34!;5534.......25 14.2 Stud on Isolated /)2TR'+ *peration for Pu&lic Safet 0FS4I*PS1 2I34.5554.......................................21 14.3 Stud on en#ancements for Infrastructure &ased data "ommunication =etween 3e(ices 0FS4eI"=31 2I34.15531..............................................................................................................................................23 14.4 Stud on need for 8ultiple 'ccess Point +ames 0FS48'P+1 2I34.15532..................................................2! 14.! Stud on "o)ordinated packet data network $atewa c#an$e for SIPT* 0FS4"SIPT*1 2I34.15533...........2. 14.. Stud on Fle6i&le 8o&ile Ser(ice Steerin$ 0FS4F8SS1 2I34.255.<............................................................27 14.; Stud on /n#anced "allin$ Information Presentation 0FS4/"IP1 2I34.255;5.............................................2< 14.7 Stud on 8ultimedia =roadcast Supplement for PWS 0FS48=SP1 2I34.255;1..........................................35
1! S'2 Studies........................................................................................................................................31 1. S'3 Studies........................................................................................................................................31 1; S'4 Studies........................................................................................................................................31 17 S'! Studies........................................................................................................................................31

17.1 Stud on 'pplication and Partitionin$ of Itf)+ 0FS4*'84'P4Itf)+1 2I34.255!<......................................31
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1< "T Studies..........................................................................................................................................32 25 :/R'+ Studies.................................................................................................................................32 21 ,T/ Studies.......................................................................................................................................32 22 2TR', ,T/ Studies...........................................................................................................................32
22.1 Stud on 8ulti)R'T >oint coordination 0FS48ultiR'T4?"1 2I34.2554!....................................................32
23 2TR' Studies....................................................................................................................................33 24 Rel)13 Features and Studies...............................................................................................................34 Annex A: Change history.............................................................................................................35
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Foreword
T#e coloured #i$#li$#t of t#e 2ni%ue I3entifier 02I31 reflects t#e status of t#e work items e.$. on$oin$, completed, etc. Stopped Features and Studies are listed at t#e end of t#e present document. Legend: "ompleted WI *n$oin$ WI 8o(ed WI to9from anot#er Release Stopped WI T#e present document #as &een produced & t#e /TSI 8"" department. T#e o(erall document was coordinated & 'drian @oicas 08"" Work Plan "oordinator1, w#o wis#es to t#ank all t#e contri&utors for t#eir dedication and %ualit of inputs.
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Scope
3: Release 13 ) See (ersion 13 of TR 21.101 :S89/3:/, P#ase 2C Release 13 ) See Dersion 13 of TR 41.101 8ree;e :ates
Release Rel-13 TS<TR versio") 13.x.y 8u"$tio"al free;e !ate= i"!i$ative o"l0 (see "ote) Sta2e 1 free;e Sep 2014 Sta2e 2 free;e ,u" 2015 Sta2e 3 free;e :e$ 2015
T#e present document contains a #i$#)le(el description of t#e 3:PP Release 13 Features. Its latest (ersion is a(aila&le atA #ttpA99www.3$pp.or$9ftp9Information9W*RB4P,'+93escription4Releases9
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After "freez n!"" # Rele#se c#n $#%e no f&rt$er #dd t on#l f&nct ons #dded. 'owe%er" det# led protocol spec f c#t ons (st#!e 3) *#y not yet +e co*plete. ,n #dd t on" test specs *#y l#! +y so*e cons der#+le t *e. A "frozen" -ec$n c#l Spec f c#t on s one w$ c$ c#n $#%e no f&rt$er c#te!ory . or C (new or *od f ed f&nct on#l ty) C$#n!e Re/&ests" ot$er t$#n to #l !n e#rl er st#!es w t$ l#ter st#!es0 t$&s #ll -Ss pert# n n! to # Rele#se *#y not necess#r ly +e frozen #t t$e t *e t$e Rele#se tself s f&nct on#lly frozen. ,ndeed s nce Rele#se 1" t$e trend $#s +een to freeze e#c$ of t$e t$ree st#!es ndependently.
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References
3:PP TR 21.<5!A GDoca&ular for 3:PP SpecificationsG. 3:PP TS 21.151A GTec#nical Specifications and Tec#nical Reports for a 2TR'+)&ased 3:PP s stemG. Dersion 13.6. 3:PP TS 41.151A GTec#nical Specifications and Tec#nical Reports for a :/R'+)&ased 3:PP s stemG. Dersion 13.6.
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Spec f c#t ons
:lo&al information on t#e Specifications 0also called HspecsI1 can &e found atA #ttpA99www.3$pp.or$9specs9specs.#tm T#e latest (ersions of all 3:PP specifications, containin$ t#e most recent corrections and additions, are a(aila&le atA #ttpA99www.3$pp.or$9ftp9Specs9latest9 For specific purposes, older (ersions mi$#t &e needed. T#ese (ersions are a(aila&le atA #ttpA99www.3$pp.or$9ftp9Specs9'rc#i(e9 w#ere t#e specifications are sorted & series and t#en & folders containin$ all t#e a(aila&le (ersions of a $i(en spec 0one folder per spec1, for all Releases.
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T#e Temporar 3ocuments 0tdocs1 are mainl t#e ori$inal papers written & t#e 3:PP 8em&ers, and are t#e inputs for ela&oratin$ t#e specs. T#e are a(aila&le 0sorted & 3:PP tec#nical $roups 0Tec#nical Specification :roups 0TS:s1 and Workin$ :roups 0W:s11 atA #ttpA99www.3$pp.or$9ftp9 startin$ wit# Jts$....J.
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Work Item 3escription 0WI31 9 Stud Item 3escription 0SI31 is a form w#ic# initial (ersion pro(ides t#e tar$et to &e reac#ed &efore startin$ t#e work. Potential su&se%uent (ersions precise t#e tar$et and foreseen completion dates accordin$ t#e actual work pro$ress. WI3s 9 SI3s are stored inA #ttpA99www.3$pp.or$9ftp9Information9WI4S#eet9 T#e 3:PP Work Plan is a li(in$ document, periodicall updated, containin$ t#e full list of Work Items and Stud Items, as well as summar information for eac# WI, asA t#e W: in c#ar$e of it, its startin$ date and 0foreseen or actual1 completion date, t#e actual pro$ress, etc. T#e 3:PP Work Plan is a(aila&le atA #ttpA99www.3$pp.or$9ftp9Information9W*RB4P,'+9
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C$#n!e Re/&est d#t#+#se
' specification is ori$inall drafted and maintained & a rapporteur, w#o compiles t#e contents from discussions in t#e W:s and TS:s. W#en it is considered to &e 75K complete, it is &rou$#t under a so)called Gc#an$e controlG process. 'fter t#is, c#an$es to t#e specification can onl &e made usin$ "#an$e Re%uests 0"Rs1 t#at are usuall a$reed & consensus in t#e W: responsi&le for t#e specification, and t#en formall appro(ed & t#e rele(ant TS:. T#e "R data&ase contains information on "Rs includin$ a Work Item code, a "R num&er t#at is uni%ue for a certain specification 0different "R (ersions are possi&le, &ut onl one can e(er &e appro(ed1, t#e status of eac# "R, references to t#e source Indi(idual 3:PP 8em&er0s1 and rele(ant W:9TS: temporar documents num&ers and meetin$s. T#is data&ase is a(aila&le inA #ttpA99www.3$pp.or$9ftp9Information93ata&ases9"#an$e4Re%uest9 Furt#er information on "R is a(aila&le atA #ttpA99www.3$pp.or$9specifications9c#an$e)re%uests
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For t#e purposes of t#e present document, t#e a&&re(iations $i(en in TR 21.<5! E1F and t#e followin$ appl .
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B0perli"& S4-130330 S4-130330 %1>rapporteur N:C N:C *otes S4@82 St#!e 1 co*pleted S4@82 co*pleted TS>TR 22.101 *ame R * S4ari"2 )"4a"$eme"ts Sta2e 1
Supporting Companies: +/", Sprint, Lualcomm, Telefonica, Muawei, Intel, Soft=ank 8o&ile, Inter3i$ital "ommunications, TeliaSonera Tri$$ered & TR 22.7!2 Rel)13 Stud on R'+ S#arin$ /n#ancements 0FS4RS/1
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94002 A St&dy on RAN S$#r n! :n$#nce*ents (-R 22.A92) ,n -R 22.A92 "St&dy on RAN S$#r n! :n$#nce*ents" (FS?RS:) &se c#ses #nd potent #l re/& re*ents for # *ore dyn#* c co-oper#t on #*on! oper#tors on RAN s$#r n! $#%e +een #n#lyzed. -R 22.A92 +& lds &pon #nd extends t$e Rel-8 wor3 te* on Networ3 S$#r n! (=,>?3101A) -R 22.A92 s t$e +#s s for nor*#t %e wor3 on RS:
Justification R'+ S#arin$ is not simpl &e a met#od of reducin$ costs N it us#ers in a new paradi$m in network roll)out strate$ . =asicall t#ree situations can &e en(isa$ed in w#ic# en#anced R'+ s#arin$ are #i$#l &eneficialA 1. ' :reenfield deplo ment N two operators >ointl a$ree to &uild out a new tec#nolo$ 0t picall 4:1. 't t#e outset, t#e new s#ared network infrastructure and operations can &e &ased on capacit and co(era$e re%uirements of &ot# operators. T#e operator can fund &uilt)on !5A!5 or accordin$ to t#eir e6pected needs. =u )in N w#en one of t#e s#arin$ operators #as alread &uilt 04: for e6ample1 and lookin$ for anot#er operator to s#are t#is network. In t#is case, t#e second operator would eit#er pa a capacit usa$e fee or up) front fee to ac%uire in t#e network. "onsolidation SituationA w#en eit#er 2:, 3: or 4: networks, w#ic# #a(e alread &uilt out & eac# of t#e s#arin$ operators, needs to &e consolidated into one >oint network. T#is t pe of network s#arin$ usuall #olds si$nificant cost ad(anta$es, &ut it also presents su&stantial desi$n c#allen$es.
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In a precedin$ stud on R'+ S#arin$ /n#ancements 0TR 22.7!21 use cases #a(e &een collected and t#e effects of en#anced R'+ S#arin$ scenarios #a(e &een studied. Ob ecti!eA to standardiOe means t#at complement e6istin$ s stem capa&ilities for s#arin$ common R'+ resources. T#e work will take into account t#e followin$ topics 'llocation of S#ared R'+ resources &ased on t#e proportion of assi$ned R'+ usa$e for eac# Participatin$ *perator *n)demand capacit ne$otiation Selecti(e *'8 access to Participatin$ *perators ,oad &alancin$ w#ile respectin$ t#e a$reed s#ares of R'+ resources :eneration and retrie(al of usa$e and accountin$ information on a per Participatin$ *perator &asis.
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Mando(er functionalit due to R'+ S#arin$ '$reements Pu&lic Warnin$ S stem 0PWS1 in s#ared R'+
"oordination wit# S'! is en(isa$ed, in particular on S'!Ps Stud on *'8 aspects of +etwork S#arin$, FS4*'84SM'R/ 02I3 !455321 in TR 32.7!1. Ser!ice Aspects: Impact on ser(ice e6perience of indi(idual su&scri&ers s#ould &e kept at a minimum.. Charging Aspects: T#ese will include $eneration and retrie(al of usa$e and accountin$ information Security Aspects: R'+ S#arin$ /n#ancements s#all not ne$ati(el affect securit or pri(ac of s#arin$ networks or su&scri&ers. For t#e case of multiple operators s#arin$ radio network resources t#e work item needs take care of re%uirements and scenarios forA maintainin$ end)to)end securit for eac# operator pro(idin$ and allowin$ appropriate le(els of (isi&ilit of t#e s#ared radio network resources to t#e s#arin$ network operators accordin$ to eac# operatorPs role in t#e s#arin$ arran$ement.
In(ol(ement of S'3 for e(aluation of potential scenarios is en(isa$ed.
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8i"is4 11B0CB201 4 11B0CB201 4 11B0CB201 4 'omp 19D 19D 19D B0perli"& S4-130909 S4-130909 S4-130909 %1>rapporteur ;4N ;4N ;4N *otes S4@82 co*plet on 08B14EF0CB14. S4@82 co*plet on 08B14EF0CB14 TS>TR St#!e 1 New -R 22.A93 22.38A" -.> *ame Servi$e )?posure a"! )"a3leme"t Support TR o" Sta2e 1 Sta2e 1
Supporting Companies: BP+, 'TQT, "'TT, "#ina 8o&ile, "#un$#wa Telecom ,a&oratories 0"MTT,1, 3eutsc#e Telekom, Muawei, Institute for Information Industr 0III1, Intel, Inter3i$ital, ITRI, B33I, BP+, ,: /lectronics, +T", +/", +TT 3*"*8*, *ran$e, Sierra Wireless, Sprint, Soft=ank 8o&ile, Telecom Italia, @T/, Sil(er Sprin$ +etworks ,inked to Rel)12 Stud TR 22.777 0FS48T"e1 and to Features Rel)11 SI8T" Q Rel)12 8T"e and 8*S'P /6ternal re%uirements from one828 TR55510one828 2se "ase collection1, TS5552 0828 Re%uirements1
Relate! Stu!0 1tem or 8eature +1: Title 4A013 Syste* ,*pro%e*ents for <#c$ ne -ype Co**&n c#t ons (S,<-C) 0 98002 <#c$ ne--ype #nd ot$er *o+ le d#t# #ppl c#t ons Co**&n c#t ons en$#nce*ents 2 (<-Ce) 4A003 St&dy on en$#nce*ents for <#c$ ne--ype Co**&n c#t ons (FS?<-Ce) 2 90003 ,nterwor3 n! +etween <o+ le 5per#tors &s n! t$e :%ol%ed 4#c3et Syste* #nd >#t# 1 Appl c#t on 4ro% ders (<5SA4) *ature of relatio"s4ip Rel-11 2, on <-C Rel-12 2, on <-C -R 22.AAA" Rel-12 S, on <-C Rel-12 2," poss +le o%erl#pp n! #spects
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Remar&s
Justification T#is work item allows 3rd parties to interact wit# t#e 3:PP S stem to use 3:PP functions to pro(ide 3rd part ser(ices to t#eir customers. Since 828 ser(ices and ot#er 'pplication ser(ices often #a(e t#e same or similar re%uirements on t#e 3:PP S stem t#ese are addressed >ointl in t#is work item. T#e followin$ ser(ice scenarios are considered in t#is work itemA "#" ser!ices: StandardiOation work related to 828 ser(ice ena&lement is on)$oin$ in standardiOation or$anisations outside 3:PP 0e.$. /TSI T" 828 and t#e one828 :lo&al Initiati(e1. T#ese S3*s work under t#e assumption t#at 828 ser(ice ena&lement can &e offered & a network operator &ut can also &e pro(ided & t#ird parties t#at #a(e &usiness a$reements wit# operators. In addition, t#ese S3*s want to use 3:PP capa&ilities &e ond pure IP &ased data transmission t#at can &e offered & 3:PP networks. *n t#e ot#er #and, 3:PP arc#itecture work on 8T" #as started in Rel)15 and in Rel)12 S'2 is workin$ on Small 3ata Transmissions and ,ow Power "onsumption 2/s. Some information 0e.$. on transmission sc#edulin$ or indications for small data, de(ice tri$$erin$...1 ma need to &e pro(ided & 828 ser(ice ena&lement. In Rel)11, 3:PP defined an interface 0Tsp1 &etween t#e 3:PP "ore +etwork and 828 ser(ice ena&lement platforms. . 'dditionall , 3:PP #as defined ot#er interfaces 0,e, R6, 8o, 8f, and 8#1 &etween t#e 3:PP "ore +etwork and application platformsR t#ese interfaces ma also &e used & 828 ser(ice ena&lement platforms. T#is work item e6tends t#e scope for t#is interworkin$. App$ication ser!ices:
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Wit# t#e #i$# penetration of smart p#ones wit# a (ariet of applications, it is a c#allen$e for operators to de(elop a new &usiness model to increase t#e Lualit of /6perience for di(ersit of ser(ice t pe and potentiall monetiOe t#e network asset. Interworkin$ wit# t#e ser(ice pro(iders and e6posin$ network ser(ices can #elp t#e operators to take on t#e c#allen$e. Some pri(ate deplo ments #a(e allowed operators to pro(ide to application pro(iders some ser(ices 0e.$. statistics, location1. Mowe(er in multi)(endor en(ironments, t#is re%uires time consumin$ and costl adaptations, t#erefore standardiOed e6posure of selected 3:PP functions to application pro(iders is needed. Ob ecti!es Stage % ob ecti!es: Stud and specif ser(ice re%uirements for t#e support of e6posin$ selected 3:PP functions to 828 ser(ice ena&lement la ers 0e.$. /TSI T" 828 and one8281. 2se cases of one828 are contained in one828 TR 5551) one828 2se "ase collection. Functions t#at ma re%uire suc# interworkin$ #a(e &een identified & one828 s#ould e.$. allow forA o +*T/A 'n 828 Ser(ice pro(ider ma re%uest LoS and PrioritiOation for 828 communications to9from indi(idual de(ices or $roups of de(ices. ' de(ice ma re%uest LoS and PrioritiOation for 828 communications to9from t#e 828 Ser(ice Pro(ider. For 828 communications initiated & t#e de(ice LoS ma &e co(ered & e6istin$ call setup procedures.
'n 828 Ser(ice pro(ider and a +etwork *perator ma e6c#an$e information related to indi(idual 828 3e(ices or :atewa s, suc# as transmission sc#edulin$ or indications for small data, de(ice tri$$erin$, etc. o ' +etwork *perator ma re%uest t#e 828 Ser(ice Pro(ider to sc#edule traffic (ia t#e *perator +etwork 0e.$. to dela specific 828 traffic w#en t#e 3:PP +etwork e6periences #i$# traffic load1. o Pro(ide mec#anisms to correlate t#e one828 Ser(ice /na&lement Framework identifier of 828 3e(ices wit# t#e /6ternal Identifier used & t#e 3:PP network for t#e same 8T" client. o 2pon re%uest & t#e one 828 Ser(ice ena&lement Framework pro(ide t#e one828 Ser(ice /na&lement Framework wit# information re$ardin$ w#et#er a 828 3e(ice is aut#oriOed to access t#e 3:PP *perator +etwork. o 'n 828 Ser(ice pro(ider and a +etwork *perator ma need to e6c#an$e information on c#ar$in$ and su&scriptions to support interworkin$ wit# 828 Ser(ice pro(iders. o Pro(ide 3:PP securit capa&ilities suc# as :=' for t#e &enefit of one828 Ser(ices and 'pplications. "on(ersel pro(ide mec#anisms to le(era$e one828 securit capa&ilities for t#e &enefit of t#e 3:PP *perator +etwork securit . o 'n 828 Ser(ice pro(ider and a +etwork *perator ma e6c#an$e information related to location information of 828 3e(ices or 828 :atewa s. In order to a(oid o(erlappin$ specifications, close cooperation wit# /TSI T" 828 and one828 is en(isa$ed. o 'pplication ser(icesA Stud use cases and identif re%uirements to support e6posure of 3:PP networkPs information and capa&ilities w#ic# include t#e followin$ aspectsA o o o to allow 8+* pro(ide network polic information to t#e application 0e.$. for (ideo ser(ice or non)time critical ser(ice1 t#us t#e application could adapt t#e ser(ice accordin$l allow network consider t#e LoS9c#ar$in$ model e6pectation from application users mo(ement information
T#e e6posed network information s#ould not compromise pri(ate user information, i.e. no link wit# 2/ identit . For &ot# 828 ser(ice ena&lement la er support and application ser(ices aspects, to perform a $ap anal sis wit# e6istin$ related features e.$. 8*S'P. W#en t#e stud is completed, an assessment to pro$ress to normati(e work in 3:PP will &e determined &ased on planned normati(e work in t#e e6ternal S3*s 0e.$. /TSI T" 828 and one8281.
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T#e work s#all ensure no o(erlap of specification wit# *8'. Ser!ice Aspects: Specification of 828 ser(ice ena&lement or 828 applications are outside t#e scope of t#is WI3. Charging Aspects: W#ile 3:PP c#ar$in$ mec#anisms ma not &e affected it is e6pected t#at correlation of c#ar$in$ on 828 ser(ice ena&lement le(el wit# 3:PP c#ar$in$ is needed. Security Aspects: 'n necessar securit anal sis will &e undertaken & S'3.
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8i"is4 10B12B201 4 'omp 0D B0perli"& S4130800 %1>rapporteur ;4N *otes TS 22.38A *ame Servi$e Re@uireme"ts .ai"te"a"$e for .a$4i"e-T0pe 'ommu"i$atio"s (.T')
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BP+, Intel, "#ina 8o&ile, ,: /lectronics, +/"
,inked to Rel)13 S//S, Rel)12 Support for Interworkin$ wit# 828 Ser(ice /na&lement 08T"e)SI8S/1, Ser(ice Re%uirement 8aintenance 08T"e)SR81. 3ecide w#ic# 8T" re%s wit# no Sta$e 2 s#ould &e remo(ed9maintained in Rel)13.
Relate! Stu!0 1tem or 8eature (if a"0) +"i@ue 1: Title 810030 Ser% ce :xpos&re #nd :n#+le*ent S&pport *ature of relatio"s4ip <#y *p#ct <-C re/& re*ents
Sour$e of e?ter"al re@uireme"ts (if a"0) +1: :o$ume"t 98002 St#!e 1 for S&pport for ,nterwor3 n! w t$ <2< Ser% ce :n#+le*ent (<-Ce-S,<S:) 1 Rel-12 Co*pleted <#rc$ 2013 91003 St#!e 1 for <#c$ ne--ype #nd ot$er *o+ le d#t# #ppl c#t ons Co**&n c#t ons G Ser% ce 0 Re/& re*ent <# nten#nce (<-Ce-SR<) Rel-12 Co*pleted <#rc$ 2013
Remar&s 22.38A 22.101" 22.38A
Justification ' num&er of t#e 8T" related ser(ice re%uirements in 3:PP TS 22.3.7 #a(e not &een implemented et in Rel)12. Some of t#ese ser(ice re%uirements will &e taken up in sta$e 2 acti(ities wit#in Rel)13. For t#ese acti(ities, Sta$e 1 need to support t#e Sta$e 2 work, e.$. wit# clarifications of t#e e6istin$ ser(ice re%uirements. For t#e ser(ice re%uirements for w#ic# t#ere will &e no Sta$e 2 acti(ities in Rel)13, Sta$e 1 needs to re(isit w#et#er t#ese ser(ice re%uirements are still (alid or w#et#er t#e s#ould &e remo(ed. Furt#ermore, t#is work item will pro(ide end)of)release ali$nment at t#e end of Rel)13, to ensure t#at t#e Sta$e 1 ser(ice specifications reflect w#at #as &een implemented in Sta$e 2. T#is work item is not intended to introduce new 8T" related ser(ice re%uirements. Ob ecti!e 11 to pro(ide upon re%uest clarifications for t#e ser(ice re%uirements t#at 3:PP Sta$e 2 Workin$ :roups are workin$ on in Rel)13. 21 to reconsider e6istin$ ser(ice re%uirements in 3:PP TS 22.3.7 t#at will not &e listed in future Rel)13 Sta$e 2 WI3s. It will &e decided w#ic# of t#ese ser(ice re%uirements will &e retained, restructured, or remo(ed permanentl from Rel) 13 and future releases. Some of t#e re%uirements ma &e partiall alread implemented, or ma &e partiall worked upon. T#is will #a(e to &e taken into account in a restructurin$ of t#e rele(ant re%uirements. 31 to pro(ide t#e usual end)of)release maintenance to ensure t#at t#e froOen Rel)13 (ersion of t#e ser(ice re%uirement specifications 0Sta$e 11 reflect w#at #as actuall &een implemented in Sta$e 2. 41 +o new ser(ice re%uirements will &e added under t#is WI3. T#e items listed &elow are e6istin$ re%uirements t#at are not et implemented in Sta$e 2. T#ese items are for consideration related under o&>ecti(es 1 and 2 and #ence ma &e clarified if worked on & 3:PP Sta$e 2 Workin$ :roups or ma &e retained, restructured, or remo(ed. Furt#er updates e.$. as to w#ic# items in t#e list will &e worked on 0or not1 & t#e 3:PP Sta$e 2 Workin$ :roups will pro(ided as Rel)13 Sta$e 2 work pro$resses. ) 'cti(ation of 8T" featuresA re%uirements in 22.3.7 clause ;.1.1.
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Mandle re$istration and interaction of 2/s and applications on 2/s wit# I8S efficientl A re%uirement in 22.3.7 clause ;.1.1 8T" 3e(ice tri$$erin$ w#en not attac#edA Remainin$ re%uirement in 22.3.7 clause ;.1.2. "#ar$in$ related to 0t#e use of1 particular 8T" FeaturesA re%uirements in 22.3.7 clause ;.1.!. "reate &ulk "3Rs to count c#ar$ea&le e(ents per $roup of 8T" 3e(icesA re%uirements in 22.3.7 clause ;.1.! ,ow mo&ilit N optimiOe mo&ilit mana$ement procedures per 2/ & e.$. c#an$in$ fre%uenc A re%uirements in 22.3.7 clause ;.2.1. Time controlled N allow9re>ect access re%uests &ased on a pre)defined time inter(alA re%uirements in 22.3.7 clause ;.2.2 Infre%uent mo&ile terminated N optimiOe mo&ilit mana$ement procedures per 2/ & e.$. reducin$ fre%uenc A re%uirements in 22.3.7 clause ;.2.; 8T" 8onitorin$A re%uirements in 22.3.7 clause ;.2.7 /nforce a ma6imum &it rate for a $roup of 8T" 3e(icesA re%uirements in 22.3.7 clause ;.2.14.2 Send a &roadcast messa$e wit#in a particular $eo$rap#ic area, e.$. to wake up t#e 8T" 3e(ices t#at are mem&ers of a $roupA re%uirements in 22.3.7 clause ;.2.14.3
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8i"is4 11B0CB2014 11B0CB2014 'omp 0D 0D B0perli"& S4-13012A S4-13012A %1>rapporteur N,SN,S*otes TS St#!e 1 new -S 22.11C *ame .issio" 'riti$al Pus4 To Tal& over AT) Sta2e 1
Supporting Companies: 2S 3epartment of "ommerce, Mome *ffice, 'TQT, T)8o&ile 2S', TelefSnica, Dodafone, 'lcatel ,ucent, +S+, /ricsson, BP+, =8Wi, =lack&err , :eneral 3 namics =road&and, 3eutsc#e Telekom, "isco, Fu>itsu, Lualcomm, 8otorola Solutions, Marris "orp., Intel "omplements Rel)12 FS4ProSe9ProSe and :"S/4,T/. /6ternal re%uirementsA FIRST+/T 02S1, 2B Mome *ffice, *8', T""' 0T/TR' and "ritical "ommunications 'ssociation1
Relate! Stu!0 1tem or 8eature (if a"0) +"i@ue Title 1: 930044 St&dy on 4rox * ty-+#sed Ser% ces (FS?4roSe) 9A009C 4rox * ty-+#sed Ser% ces (4roSe) 980020 Hro&p Co**&n c#t on Syste* :n#+lers for 6-: (HCS:?6-:) *ature of relatio"s4ip -R 22.A03 Co*ple*ent n! St&dy Co*ple*ent n! Fe#t&re St#!e 1 n -S 22.119" -S 22.21A0 Co*pl *ent#ry Fe#t&re St#!e 1 n -S 22.48A0
Sour$e of e?ter"al re@uireme"ts (if a"0) Or2a"i;atio" :o$ume"t F,RS-N:4&s$ to -#l3 o%er 6-: re/& re*ents for =n ted St#tes p&+l c s#fety =; 'o*e 4&s$ to -#l3 o%er 6-: re/& re*ents for =n ted ; n!do* p&+l c s#fety 5ff ce -CCA ,nfor*#t on #+o&t t$e syste* *pro%e*ents re/& re*ents for t$e #dopt on of 6-: for * ss onB+&s ness cr t c#l co**&n c#t ons 5<A 4&s$ to t#l3 o%er Cell&l#r Re/& re*ents" Iers on 1.0 (0C J&n 2008) 5<A-R>-4oC-I1?0-2008080C-A0 4&s$ to t#l3 o%er Cell&l#r Re/& re*ents" Iers on 2.0 (02 A&! 2011) 5<A-R>-4oC-I2?0-20110A02-A0 #nd 4&s$ to t#l3 o%er Cell&l#r 2.1 Re/& re*ents (02 A&! 2011) 5<A-R>-4oC-I2?1-20110A02-A
Justification 8ission "ritical Pus# To Talk is an essential functionalit of pu&lic safet communication s stemsR for e6ample, t#ose s stems widel deplo ed usin$ ,and 8o&ile Radio 0,8R1 tec#nolo$ suc# as T/TR', Pro>ect 2! 0P2!1, T/TR'P*, and :S8)R. '$reement #as &een reac#ed & 3:PP t#at ,T/ s#ould support effecti(e means for $roup communication ser(ices and pro6imit ser(ices, w#ic# are essential to position ,T/ as t#e future tec#nolo$ for critical communications users includin$ pu&lic safet first responders as well as ot#er users suc# as utilit companies and railwa s. Ser(ice re%uirements for :roup "ommunication S stem /na&lers for ,T/ 0:"S/4,T/, TS 22.4.71 and Pro6imit Ser(ices 0ProSe, TS22.2;7, TS22.11!1 were appro(ed in ?une 2513. W#ile t#ese ser(ice re%uirements pro(ide essential ,T/ ena&lers for communications independent of an particular t pe of media, specific ser(ice9s stem9/PS9application re%uirements are needed for de(elopment of network and application arc#itectures, securit , R'+ aspects, and network and application protocols to support 8ission "ritical Pus# To Talk o(er ,T/ 08"PTT1. Sources of input re%uirements for 8"PTT includeA T#e First Responder +etwork 'ut#orit 0Firstnet1 N t#e $o(ernment network operator for t#e pu&lic safet communit in t#e 2nited States. T#e 2nited Bin$dom Mome *ffice N t#e office responsi&le for t#e de(elopment of t#e ne6t $eneration pu&lic safet communications s stem in t#e 2B. T#e work of t#e +ational Pu&lic Safet Telecommunications "ouncil 0+PST"1 N an or$aniOation made up of all t#e ma>or pu&lic safet or$aniOations in t#e 2nited States1.
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T#e T/TR' and "ritical "ommunications 'ssociation 0T""'1, w#ic# is considerin$ ,T/ for 8ission "ritical Pus# to Talk. T#e 'ssociation of Pu&lic safet "ommunications *fficials 0'P"*1 :lo&al 'lliance, w#ic# #as also endorsed ,T/ as t#e tec#nolo$ of c#oice for pu&lic safet communications worldwide. Telecommunications Industr 'ssociation 0TI'1 is considerin$ ,T/ for critical communications in(ol(in$ ,T/ mission)critical (oice ser(ice and interworkin$ wit# P2! and is creatin$ related re%uirements for PTT 0TI') 4<;3.251, HRe%uirements for 8ission "ritical PTT and Related Supplementar Ser(icesI1. *pen 8o&ile 'lliance 0*8'1 #as defined Pus# to talk o(er "ellular 0Po"1 specifications wit# se(eral components t#at could pro(ide partial support for 8ission "ritical Pus# to Talk.
/uropean Telecommunications Standards Institute 0/TSI1 T" T/TR' and "ritical "ommunications /(olution 0T""/1 #as opened a work itemA 3TR9T/TR')51253, 2ser Re%uirements Specification 8ission "ritical =road&and "ommunications Part 2 "ritical "ommunications 'pplication. *t#er re$ional re%uirements not listed ma also &e reflected in t#e work. W#ile pre(ious suc# standards #a(e often &een re$ional, t#ere is a stron$ desire for t#e ne6t $eneration of 8ission "ritical Pus# To Talk to &e &ased on a sin$le, widel adopted $lo&al standard. T#ere is no o(erlap foreseen wit# *8' work on Po" for Sta$e 1 re%uirements. Ob ecti!e &he SA% ob ecti!e is to specif t#e Sta$e 1 re%uirements for a Pus# To Talk functionalit to support 8ission "ritical (oice communication o(er ,T/ t#at can &e used & pu&lic safet and commercial uses 0e.$., utilit companies and railwa s1. To accomplis# t#is o&>ecti(e S'1 needs to specif t#e re%uirements t#at are rele(ant to impro(e t#e /)2TR'+, /P" and application)la er functionalit , includin$ applications supported & 2/s and e6ternal network elements 0e.$. 'pplication Ser(ers1 supportin$ 8ission "ritical (oice for ,T/. Re%uirements for 8"PTT will include t#e followin$ areasA Pus# To Talk 0PTT1 $roup and PTT indi(idual communications in(ol(in$ t#e /PS and e6ternal networkin$ and application interactionR Ser(ices, includin$ talker identification, location, and emer$enc alertin$ for mission critical (oice communicationR Doice9audio %ualit R Special pri(ile$e #andlin$ 0For console interaction ) e.$, o(erride, monitor, e6ception #andlin$, etc1R Ser(ice a(aila&ilit R Floor control, priorit and pre)emptionR Performance, includin$ call esta&lis#ment times and permission to talk re%uest to permission $ranted timesR 2se of :"S/4,T/R 2se of Pro6imit Ser(ices 0ProSe1R Interconnection wit# (oice s stems, includin$ cellular and t#e PST+, as well as pri(ate9land mo&ile radioR Securit , includin$ confidentialit of mission)critical (oice communicationsR "#ar$in$9&illin$ and s stem mana$ement considerationsR 8ana$ement of 8ission "ritical PTT communicationsR Presence ser(ice, includin$ interaction wit# ot#er communication ser(ices.
8"PTT s#ould aim at re)usin$ e6istin$, standardiOed functionalit w#en possi&le and >ustified. Ser!ice Aspects: Ser(ice aspects will &e identified ""'(Aspects: +ot applica&le Charging Aspects: Will &e identified in t#is work item Security Aspects: Securit aspects will &e identified
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8i"is4 1AB03B201 9 10B12B201 4 1AB03B201 9 10B12B201 4 'omp 0D 0D B0perli"& S413011A S413011A S413011A S413011A %1>rapporteur N-- >5C5<5" C$ n# <o+ le N-- >5C5<5 *otes -$ s -R collects np&t for t$e new -S 33.118 -$ s -S cont# ns res&lts of t$e f rst 2,> o+Kect %e. <#y cons st of se%er#l doc&*ents -$ s -R cont# ns res&lts of t$e second 2,> o+Kect %e TS>TR New -R 33.A08 New -S 33.118 New -R 33.C18 *ame Se$urit0 ssura"$e Spe$ifi$atio" for 3GPP "etwor& pro!u$ts TR o" Pilot !evelopme"t of Se$urit0 ssura"$e Spe$ifi$atio" for ..) "etwor& pro!u$t $lass Se$urit0 ssura"$e Spe$ifi$atio" for 3GPP "etwor& pro!u$t $lasses TR o" Se$urit0 ssura"$e s$4eme for 3GPP "etwor& pro!u$ts
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Supporting Companies: 'lcatel),ucent, =T, "#ina 8o&ile, "#ina 2nicom, 3eutsc#e Telekom, /ricsson, Muawei, ?uniper +etworks, +/", +S+, +TT 3*"*8*, *ran$e, Telecom Italia, TeliaSonera, Dodafone Tri$$ered & Rel)12 TR 33.75! Stud on Securit 'ssurance 8et#odolo$ for 3:PP +etwork /lements 0FS4S/"'81. Justification W#ile an operatorPs core network can &e assumed to &e p# sicall inaccessi&le, it ma not &e as secure as one would like it to &e. Suc# core network ma &e (ulnera&le due to its pro6imit to t#e Internet, due to t#e (ulnera&ilities of all)IP networkin$, due to its utiliOation of common)t pe operatin$ s stems 02ni69,inu6 etc.1, due to #uman errors in network and firewall operations, due to inter)operators trust model, due to an inade%uate operator 0and (endor1 commitment to +3S9IP protection, etc. 8o&ile networks #a(e &ecome part of societ Ps critical infrastructure, and t#at reason alone calls for stron$ securit assurance for mo&ile network products. T#e present mode of Re%uest for Information9Proposal fulfilment ma &e inefficient for t#e followin$ reasonsA *peratorPs re%uirements are usuall not identical. 's a result, (endors ma face difficulties to satisf all t#e operatorsP different securit re%uirements, in spite of t#e &est of t#eir efforts, w#ile per#aps operators ma &e dissatisfied wit# fulfilment le(el of t#eir re%uirements. T#erefore, in addition to t#e needs due to &ein$ critical societ infrastructure, t#ere is a need of determinin$ t#e most suita&le asset)protection securit le(el in a cooperati(e effort amon$ (endors and operators. T#e work area of 3:PP network securit assurance is lar$e and entirel new. It is currentl understood t#at t#e followin$ possi&le work tasks are to &e includedA securit assurance specifications includin$ t#reat and risk assessments and deri(ed rele(ant test cases 0for compliance and &asic (ulnera&ilit testin$1, network product de(elopment and life c cle mana$ement re%uirements, and accreditation rules for all testers as well as for (endors re$ardin$ lifec cle mana$ement and or$aniOation setups. T#is appears to &e a formida&le task, &earin$ in mind t#e comple6it of t#e w#ole 3:PP product portfolio and also w#en comparin$ wit# simpler, more isolated functions t#at #a(e &een su&>ect to securit assurance in t#e past, suc# as t#e 2I""s. We reco$niOe t#at t#ere is a risk of c#allen$e)drownin$.
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For t#is reason, we narrow t#e focus of t#is particular WI3 to t#e de(elopment of a Securit 'ssurance Specification 0S"'S1 for one pilot network product class. T#is S"'S s#all &e written essentiall as prescri&ed & t#e conclusions of t#e preceded S/"'8 stud , as contained in TR 33.75!. T#e first network product classe0s1 to &e considered & S'3 s#all &e t#e 88/ network product class. T#e :S8' Securit :roup is a natural partner for t#is work and would &e a&le to mo&iliOe a new su&$roup named +etwork /%uipment Securit 'ssurance :roup 0+/S':1 if necessar . T#is $roup would &e well suited to stud t#e Dendor network product de(elopment and network product lifec cle mana$ement process aspects of t#e TR 33.75! stud and to furt#er specif related re%uirements on S/"'8 Naccreditation for (endors. We propose to lea(e t#is task to :S8' S: as t#is task is complementar to t#e S"'Ss de(elopment. 8oreo(er :S8' alread #olds e6pertise in t#e matter wit# t#e 2I"" supplier Securit 'ccreditation Sc#eme. T#e accreditation aspects of compliance and (ulnera&ilit testers as well as t#e conflict resolution process would also &e dealt wit# & t#e :S8' +/S':. 's t#e wa to accredit testers is likel to &e dependant of t#e kind of tests proposed & S'3, t#ere will &e #i$# dependencies &etween t#e pro$ress of S'3 and t#is aspect. 'n e6c#an$e of liaison statement &etween :S8' S: and 3:PP S'3 is under wa , w#ic# is to esta&lis# t#e cooperation &etween t#ese two $roups re$ardin$ S/"'8. It s#ould &e noted, #owe(er, t#at t#e two o&>ecti(es descri&ed in section 4 of t#e WI3 undisputedl fall wit#in t#e remit of 3:PP so t#at t#e work descri&ed & t#is WI3 can &e performed independentl of t#e e6c#an$e wit# :S8' Since an securit assurance presents a potentiall lar$e in(estment for e%uipment (endors, S"'S comple6it and len$t# of t#e securit e(aluation time will &e taken into consideration. Ob ecti!e: T#ere are two separate o&>ecti(es of t#is WI3.
&he primary ob ecti!e is to de(elop a Securit 'ssurance Specification0s1 0S"'S1 for t#e 88/ network product class, startin$ from t#e de(elopment of a pilot S"'S in a dr )run. T#e content and t#e de(elopment of t#e S"'S s#all follow t#e description of t#e S/"'8 sc#eme from t#e second o&>ecti(e, &ased on t#e prescription concluded in TR 33.75!, and 8et#odolo$ 2. Potential re$ulator re%uirements can &e considered. T#is means t#at t#e 88/ S"'S s#all descri&eA ) ) ) ) t#e t#reats and risks related to t#e network product #i$#)le(el re%uirements needed to co(er t#ese t#reats and risks, detailed securit re%uirements 0includin$ #ardenin$ re%uirements1 and t#e associated test cases =asic Dulnera&ilit Testin$ acti(ities
T#is WI3 and t#e correspondin$ output documents 0TS, TR1 mi$#t &e updated to add ot#er network product classes once t#e S"'S for t#e 88/ product class #as &een finaliOed. 3etails on t#e procedure to de(elop S"'S content ma &e found in t#e description of t#e S/"'8 sc#eme from t#e second o&>ecti(e &elow, &ased on TR 33.75!. T#e resultin$ S"'S ma consist of one or se(eral documents to allow for a modular approac# t#at would &e &eneficial for writin$ t#e S"'Ss for ot#er network product classes. Followin$ conclusions from TR 33.75!, re$ardin$ testin$ and (ulnera&ilit anal sis, onl securit compliance testin$ and &asic (ulnera&ilit testin$ will &e considered first. &he second ob ecti!e of t#e WI3 is to descri&e in a <55 series TR t#e $eneral S/"'8 sc#eme 0constituted & amon$st ot#ers actors, t pes of tests, t pe and content of documentation, accreditation T1 to pro(ide an o(er(iew of t#e entire sc#eme and #ow to use t#e S"'Ss. For t#is, t#ere is no need to $o 0muc#1 &e ond t#e le(el of detail of t#e current TR 33.75!. Furt#er details on t#e S/"'8 sc#eme, for e6ample related for e6ample to duration of t#e accreditation process in da s or to t#e contractual aspect would #a(e to &e defined & t#e c#osen accreditation &od 0e.$. :S8' +/S': $roup1 in a separate document t#at will complement t#e <55 series TR.
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Supporting Companies: Justification
"'TT, =ollore Telecom, "#ina 8o&ile, "'TR, Muawei, Misilicon, +II #oldin$s
=and 42 is a (er attracti(e &and for future ,T/)ad(anced deplo ment. T#ere are man le$ac spectrum &locks owned & t#e operators in man re$ions. Furt#er new &and plan #as also made si$nification pro$ress and &ecomes clear in man areas. Plent of spectrum in t#is &and makes it (er suita&le to use carrier a$$re$ation to impro(e s stem t#rou$#put. ' new work item on intra)&and conti$uous carrier a$$re$ation of &and 42 is t#en proposed for &etter utiliOation of t#is &and. Ob ecti!e Core: Specif t#e RF re%uirements for intra)&and conti$uous "' scenario in &and 42 wit# t#e focus on 2 ""s in uplink9downlink. 3efine t#e supported &andwidt# com&inations and rele(ant re%uirements for "'442" in t#is &and. ' 'o"fi2uratio" < *RE>a22
' 'o"fi2uratio " CA?42C )+TR Ea"! 42 5.B; F 20.B; 7es 10.B; F 15.B; 7es 10.B; F 20.B; 7es 15.B; F 15.B; 7es 15.B; F 20.B; 7es 20.B; F 20.B; 7es .a?imum a22re2ate! 3a"!wi!t4 G.B;H 40 Ea"!wi!t4 'om3i"atio" Set 0
+*T/ 1A *t#er potential &andwidt# com&inations are not precluded durin$ t#e work p#ase of t#is WI. +*T/ 2A T#e =W com&inations in t#e ta&le will &e formatted to conform to t#e ta&les in t#e standards durin$ completion of t#e WIR T#is WI is seen as complementar to t#e $eneric one 0"arrier '$$re$ation for ,T/1 w#ere &and com&ination specific tasks are treated. Ob ecti!e )erf: 'dd t#e performance re%uirements for t#is &and com&ination in t#e rele(ant specifications.
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*ame Stu!0 o" ppli$atio" spe$ifi$ 'o"2estio" $o"trol for :ata 'ommu"i$atio" Stu!0 o" 1solate! )-+TR * Operatio" for Pu3li$ Safet0 Stu!0 o" e"4a"$eme"ts for 1"frastru$ture 3ase! !ata 'ommu"i$atio" Eetwee" :evi$es Stu!0 o" "ee! for .ultiple $$ess Poi"t *ames Stu!0 o" 'o-or!i"ate! pa$&et !ata "etwor& 2atewa0 (P-G%) $4a"2e for S1PTO Stu!0 o" 8le?i3le .o3ile Servi$e Steeri"2 Stu!0 o" )"4a"$e! 'alli"2 1"formatio" Prese"tatio" Stu!0 o" .ultime!ia Eroa!$ast Suppleme"t for Pu3li$ %ar"i"2 S0stem (P%S) $ro"0m FS?AC>C FS?,54S FS?e,C.> FS?<A4N FS?CS,4-5 FS?F<SS FS?:C,4 FS?<.S4 %1>rapporteur N-- >5C5<5 Hener#l >yn#* cs .ro#d+#nd ;4N H esec3e L >e%r ent ,ntel C$ n# <o+ le C$ n# <o+ le M&#lco** TR 22.A08 22.AC1 22.A01 22.A02 22.A2A 22.Axy 22.Axy 22.Axy
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8i"is4 1AB08B201 4 'omp 90D B0perli"& S4130419 *otes S4@82 co*plet on 03B14EF08B14. AC>C s #ppl c#+le to =-RAN #nd :-=-RAN. 4oss +le o%erl#p w t$ RAN2 -R 38.A4A St&dy on s*#rt con!est on * t !#t on n :-=-RAN (pr or t s n! <<-:6 %o ce o%er ot$er tr#ff c d&r n! con!est on) TR 22.A08 *ame Stu!0 o" ppli$atio" spe$ifi$ 'o"2estio" $o"trol for :ata 'ommu"i$atio"
Supporting Companies: +TT 3*"*8*, +T", +TT, Panasonic, +S+, B33I, +/", Lualcomm, 8o(ik +etworks, =lack=err , 'lcatel ,ucent Justification In t#e recent 2/ trendes, 2/s w#ic# user can easil download applications from we& site are rapidl increasin$ in t#e world and a wide (ariet of applications are constantl created and installed on t#e 2/s. Specific applicationscan 0intentionall or unintentionall 1 cause con$estion o(er R'+9"+ w#ile network is con$ested. W#ile network is con$ested, it is not preferred to allow t#ese applications to access to network in order to protect t#e network resources. Se(eral S3*s suc# as :S8', 3:PP and *8' identified ke issues related to network inefficiencies 0e.$. 1 caused & suc# 2/s and & t#e (ariet of applications. 'lso t#ere are application t#at can cause pro&lem, e.$. t#e ones t#at disclose pri(ac information wit#out user consent, and apps t#at encoura$e ille$al acti(ities t#at are not allowed & t#e local re$ulations. It is preferred to pro(ide a mec#anism suc# t#at t#e network can disallow t#ose pro&lematic applications accessin$ t#e network. *n t#e ot#er #and, for e6ample in ?apan, after t#e se(ere eart#%uake on 8arc# 11t#, 2511, t#e packet &ased communication applications to confirm t#e safet of t#eir relati(es are reco$niOed as t#e important applications 0e6. 3isaster messa$e &oard ser(ice, 3isaster (oice messa$in$ ser(ice1 w#en disaster occurs. T#erefore, ?apanese $o(ernment stron$l e6pects ?apanese operators to pro(ide t#e connecti(it at least for suc# ser(ices e(en w#en t#e network is con$ested, w#ile ot#er ser(ices are &arred to free up t#e resources for important ser(ices. In t#e past, 3:PP studied a (ariet of access control mec#anisms 0'"=9SS'"9'"= for "SF=9/'=1 to a(oid R'+9"+ con$estion due to massi(e mo&ile ori$ination re%uests from 2/s. W#ile R'+ is con$ested, '"= and /'= restrict mo&ile ori$ination re%uests for all ser(ices, SS'" restricts for 88T/, (oice9(ideo and '"= for "SF= restricts 8* for "SF=. SS'" and '"= for "SF= can separatel restricts mo&ile ori$ination re%uests for (oice ser(ices from ot#er packet ser(ices. In 2P"*+, network pro(ides 2)plane con$estion control mec#anism w#ile radio access network is con$ested. =ut t#ere is no mec#anism on 2/ to allow9restrict particular applications defined & operator. *Reference+: 3isaster messa$e &oardA People, w#o are in disaster area, can store messa$es on t#e We& ser(er. T#e relati(es and friends can confirm t#eir safet to c#eck t#e messa$es. ?apanese operators pro(ide t#e We& ser(er for 3isaster messa$e &oard w#en disasters occur. 3isaster Doice messa$e ser(iceA People, w#o are in disaster area, can record (oice messa$e on t#e 2/ and t#e 2/ sends t#e messa$es to t#e ser(er w#en it can $et access to t#e network, t#en t#e messa$e is deli(ered to t#e relati(es and friends. ?apanese operators will pro(ide 3isaster (oice messa$e ser(ice w#en disasters occur. Ob ecti!eA Identif t#e use cases and potential re%uirements to allow9restrict t#e communication initiation of particular applications defined & operatorR :ap anal sis wit# e6istin$ access control mec#anisms to ena&le network to instruct t#e 2/ to allow9restrict paticular applications defined & operator "onsider &ackwards compati&ilit wit# e6istin$ access control mec#anisms '"3" is applied for 2TR'+ and /)2TR'+.
Ser!ice Aspects:
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St&dy on ,sol#ted :-=-RAN 5per#t on for 4&+l c S#fety (FS?,54S) =,>?800048

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8i"is4 1AB08B201 4 'omp 90D B0perli"& S41309C8 *otes S4@82 &pd#ted 2,> S4-130240EFS4-1309C8. (c$#n!ed: Res l entEF,sol#ted" FS?R:54EFFS?,54S) TR 22.AC1 *ame Stu!0 o" 1solate! )+TR * Operatio" for Pu3li$ Safet0
Supporting Companies: :eneral 3 namics =road&and, Marris "orporation, Institute for Information Industr 0III1, ITRI, Telecom Italia, T#ales ,inked to Rel)12 TR 22.753 Stud on Pro6imit )&ased Ser(ices 0FS4ProSe1 and FeaturesA Pro6imit )&ased Ser(ices 0ProSe1 Q :roup "ommunication S stem /na&lers for ,T/ 0:"S/4,T/1.
Relate! %or& 1tem(s) (if a"0H +1: Title
93004 4 98002 0 9A009 C St&dy on 4rox * ty-+#sed Ser% ces (FS?4roSe) -R 22.A03 Hro&p Co**&n c#t on Syste* :n#+lers for 6-: (HCS:?6-:) 4rox * ty-+#sed Ser% ces (4roSe)
*ature of relatio"s4ip
Spec f es syste* en#+lers for t$e 3H44 syste* to s&pport prox * ty d sco%ery #nd co**&n c#t on for 4&+l c S#fety Spec f es syste* en#+lers for t$e 3H44 syste* to s&pport !ro&p co**&n c#t on for 4&+l c S#fety Spec f es syste* en#+lers for t$e 3H44 syste* to s&pport prox * ty d sco%ery #nd co**&n c#t on for 4&+l c S#fety
Justification 8an national and international Pu&lic Safet or$anisations #a(e endorsed or are considerin$ ,T/ as t#e ne6t $eneration tec#nolo$ eit#er to au$ment t#eir e6istin$ s stems, or to pro(ide a future mi$ration pat#. In man critical incident related scenarios, t#e &enefit of ensurin$ t#e a&ilit to communicate &etween Pu&lic Safet officers on t#e $round will &e of t#e utmost importance, e(en t#ou$# t#e ma &e mo(in$ in and out of ,T/ network co(era$e or followin$ t#e loss of &ack#aul communications. To pro(ide (oice, (ideo, and data communication ser(ice for Pu&lic Safet officers w#o are out of ,T/ network co(era$e, t#e Pu&lic Safet aut#orities ma deplo a mo&ile command post e%uipped wit# an e+= or set of e+=s to facilitate communications for near& Pu&lic Safet 2/s &e ond w#at is pro(ided & Pro6imit Ser(ices in 2/)to)2/ direct communication mode. T#e e+= wit#in a mo&ile command post could &e eit#er a sin$le autonomous e+= wit#out a &ack#aul link to t#e core network or a set of e+=s wit#out &ack#aul links &ut linked to eac# ot#er. 'lternati(el , w#ere an une6pected incident interrupts t#e &ack#aul and9or t#e link0s1 &etween t#e e+=s it is also important to ensure t#e a&ilit of Pu&lic Safet officers to communicate. If suc# a situation arises t#e e+=s are e6pected to pro(ide isolated operation wit# rapid d namic reconfi$uration of t#e s stem in support of mission critical operations. In &ot# of t#e a&o(e scenarios it is (ital to support reco(era&le mission critical network operations re$ardless of t#e e6istence of t#e &ack#aul link. W#en t#e &ack#aul link to t#e core network is una(aila&le, Pu&lic Safet e+=0s1 could eit#er operate autonomousl or coordinate wit# ot#er near& e+=0s1 to pro(ide locall routed communications for near& Pu&lic Safet 2/s wit#in a re$ion. For e6ample, it is undesira&le for a 2/ in a mission critical situation to #a(e to re)esta&lis# communications followin$ t#e loss9reco(er of &ack#aul link0s1 especiall w#en t#e &ack#aul link0s1 are intermittentl a(aila&leR #andlin$ t#e d namics of t#is loss and resumption is important. Furt#ermore, ProSe and :"S/4,T/ #a(e defined re%uirements for pu&lic safet disco(er and communications 0includin$ $roup communications1 in t#e cases of no network co(era$e and of full 0/)2TR'+ and /P"1 network co(era$e. T#e need for disco(er and $roup communications #a(e to &e considered in t#e case t#at e+=0s1 wit# no /P" connecti(it is0are1 supportin$ ,T/ network co(era$e for a collection of 2/s deplo ed to a pu&lic safet incident. T#e &enefits of e6ploitin$ locall routed communications for Pu&lic Safet 2/s includeA 1. 2. 3. i. ii. T#e communications ran$e ac#ie(a&le &etween Pu&lic Safet 2/s ma &e en#anced compared wit# direct communications usin$ Pro6imit Ser(ices. Pu&lic Safet e+=0s1 permanentl or temporaril wit#out &ack#aul can act as a radio resource mana$er for ProSe communications &etween Pu&lic Safet 2/s to reduce interference and increase s stem capacit . /)2TR'+ could offer additional &enefits & e6tendin$ t#e network arc#itecture, e.$.A Wit# ,IP' like features For an e+= t#at #as temporaril lost its &ack#aul, re)routin$ of t#e &ack#aul traffic to an e+= t#at still #as a &ack#aul.
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Ob ecti!eA to stud use cases and identif potential re%uirements for isolated /)2TR'+ operation in support of mission critical network operations. Initial scenarios 0&ut not e6cludin$ scenarios arri(ed at durin$ t#e stud 1 would includeA 1. 2. 3. an e+= eit#er permanentl or temporaril wit#out connection to t#e &ack#aulR a set of e+=s eit#er permanentl or temporaril wit#out connection to t#e &ack#aul &ut wit# connection0s1 to eac# ot#erR a set of e+=s temporaril wit#out connection to t#e &ack#aul and wit#out connection to eac# ot#er.
T#is stud s#all aim at a(oidin$ 2/ impact & reusin$ e6istin$ 2/ re%uirements w#ene(er possi&le. S#ould e6istin$ 2/ re%uirements not &e sufficient or applica&le, new 2/ re%uirements ma &e considered. T#e securit of t#e network s#all not &e compromised & t#e introduction of t#e functionalit descri&ed a&o(e. T#is stud s#ould aim at minimisin$ impact on re%uirements for ProSe and :"S/4,T/. T#is stud s#ould aim at re)usin$ e6istin$ standardised functionalit as muc# as possi&le. ""'(Aspects: T#e stud will identif w#et#er t#ere is an information t#at needs to &e pro(ided to t#e user. Charging Aspects: Stud of mec#anisms for t#e pro(ision of accountin$9usa$e information will &e included. Security Aspects: To &e addressed wit# S'3.
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St&dy on en$#nce*ents for ,nfr#str&ct&re +#sed d#t# Co**&n c#t on .etween >e% ces (FS?e,C.>) =,>?810031
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8i"is4 11B0CB201 4 'omp 10D B0perli"& S413041A %1>rapporteur ;4N *otes TR 22.A01 *ame Stu!0 o" e"4a"$eme"ts for 1"frastru$ture 3ase! !ata 'ommu"i$atio" Eetwee" :evi$es
Resources:
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Supporting Companies: Justification
BP+, ,: /lectronics, Interdi$ital, Intel, III
8ore and more de(ices are &ecomin$ connected. 8arket researc# su$$ests t#at in 2525 t#e total num&er of connected de(ices will $row from < =illion toda to 24 =illion, wit# #alf of t#ese incorporatin$ mo&ile tec#nolo$ Ewww.$sma.com9connectedli(in$9F. T#ese connected de(ices can &e 828 de(ices suc# as smart meters, &ut increasin$l all kinds of consumer electronic de(ices 0e.$. p#oto cameras, na(i$ation de(ices, e)&ooks, #ifi e%uipment, TDs1 are connected. It is of interest to t#e cellular industr to increase t#e portion of consumer electronic de(ices t#at are connected (ia mo&ile networks. W#ere 8ac#ine)to)8ac#ine 08281 communication is $enerall client ser(er &ased, man consumer electronic de(ices also communicate wit# ot#er consumer electronic de(ices. For e6ample a p#oto camera can communicate wit# a printer, or a media ser(er can communicate wit# #i)fi e%uipment. T#ere is clearl t#e need to support communications &etween connected de(ices, i.e. wit#out t#e need for intermediate network ser(ers. /6amples of a non)3:PP tec#nolo$ t#at support communication &etween consumer electronic de(ices are 3i$ital ,i(in$ +etwork 'lliance 03,+'1 #ttpA99www.dlna.or$9 and 2ni(ersal Plu$ and Pla 02PnP1 www.upnp.or$. 3,+' and 2PnP ena&le t#e disco(er of ot#er de(ices of interest, after w#ic# IP le(el data communication is made possi&le &etween t#e de(ices. 3,+' and 2PnP #owe(er onl work wit#in t#e confines of a sin$le W,'+9,'+. Mow 3,+' and 2PnP could &e supported o(er a cellular network infrastructure is not clear. Wit#in 3:PP, Pro6imit )&ased Ser(ices 0ProSe1 pro(ide disco(er of de(ices and communication &etween de(ices in pro6imit . For certain use cases, disco(er and communication s#ould work t#e same, irrespecti(e of w#ere t#e two de(ices are located. It s#ould &e possi&le to support communication &etween de(ices, e.$. two $ame consoles, e(en w#en t#e are in different countries. In t#at case, t#e communication is #andled (ia t#e 3:PP infrastructure. 8an of t#e use cases of direct communication (ia t#e 3:PP infrastructure would likel in(ol(e small cell deplo ments 0e.$. ,ocal IP 'ccess 0,IP'11 or would &enefit from data offloadin$ 0e.$. Selected IP Traffic *ffload 0SIPT*11. T#e interaction of infrastructure &ased communication &etween de(ices wit# local IP access and offloadin$ s#ould &e in(esti$ated. /6c#an$e of data &etween consumer de(ices can also &e supported wit# cloud &ased *(er)t#e)Top 0*TT1 applications. =ut t#ese *TT applications are $enerall not interopera&le. T#e idea of t#is stud item is to in(esti$ate t#e possi&ilit of a $eneric communication capa&ilit t#at can $enerate a new re(enue source for mo&ile network operators. Ob ecti!eA to stud potentialA
en#ancements to support secure disco(er of 2/s of interest en#ancements to support secure optimiOed end)to)end data communication &etween 2/s (ia t#e 3:PP infrastructure en#ancements deri(ed from user re%uirements for identification in communication &etween 2/s interactions of data communication &etween de(ices wit# ,IP' and SIPT*
2/s ma represent functions9capa&ilities pro(ided & non)3:PP de(ices in order to support interworkin$. Mowe(er, disco(er of, or end)to)end data communication wit#, non)3:PP de(ices t#emsel(es is out of scope. Potential en#ancements will &e studied t#rou$# t#e definition of use cases. From t#ese use cases, potential re%uirements are identified. For potential re%uirements identified, if an , it will &e determined w#at is t#e &est wa to approac# normati(e specification.
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Ser!ice Aspects: From a ser(ice point of (iew, t#e ultimate $oal is t#at disco(er and communication s#ould &e supported irrespecti(e of pro6imit or location. ""'(Aspects: T#e stud ma identif re%uirements on #ow de(ices t#at are disco(ered are presented to t#e user. Charging Aspects: "#ar$in$ ma need to &e pro(ided for t#e disco(er functionalit . "#ar$in$ re%uirements for t#e communication &etween de(ices will &e in(esti$ated. Security Aspects: Pri(ac and securit implications of t#e disco(er functionalit will &e in(esti$ated. Securit implications of settin$ up data communications from one de(ice to anot#er de(ice will &e in(esti$ated.
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St&dy on need for <&lt ple Access 4o nt N#*es (FS?<A4N) =,>?810032

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8i"is4 01B03B2014 'omp 20D B0perli"& S4-130418 *otes TR 22.A02 *ame Stu!0 o" "ee! for .ultiple $$ess Poi"t *ames
Supporting Companies: :iesecke Q 3e(rient, :emalto, 8orp#o, *ran$e, BP+, 3eutsc#e Telekom, Telefonica, 'TQT, Telecom Italia, /ricsson Tri$$ered & S1)133134 ,S on :S8' "onnected ,i(in$ Pro$ramme Re%uest for 'P+ Stora$e in t#e SI8 Justification T#e :S8' "onnected ,i(in$ Pro$ramme sent an ,S to 3:PP S'1 0S1)1331341 a&out a potential issue durin$ t#e deli(er c#ain of 2/s for 8ac#ine)To)8ac#ine applications. T#e mo&ile e%uipment is often a (er $eneric module w#ereas t#e 8ac#ine)To)8ac#ine application0s1 is usuall (er specific and can re%uire t#e use of a specific 'P+ to #a(e data connecti(it . T#e correct 'P+ to &e used depends on t#e specific 2SI8 wit#in t#e 2/ t#at identifies t#e 8+*. T#e correct 'P+ also depends on t#e particular application &ecause different applications ma re%uire different 'P+s and also ma re%uire an appropriate mec#anism to identif w#ic# 'P+ for w#ic# application. T#e correct 'P+ ma also depend on ot#er factors 0suc# as roamin$1. T#e stud will identif w#at connecti(it use)cases t#at are needed to &e fulfilled and stud if 'P+ or ot#er means are re%uired. :S8' "onnected ,i(in$ Pro$ramme assumed t#e connecti(it use)cases are sol(ed & use and mana$ement of multiple 'P+s. T#e stud will also anal se t#e impacts in scenarios w#ere t#e ser(ice pro(ider decides to c#an$e t#e 8+*. Ob ecti!eA to pro(ide details a&out t#e use cases w#ere t#ere is a need of control of 'P+sR to identif potential new re%uirements to fulfil t#e use casesR to identif potential solutions to fulfil t#e use cases.
T#e stud is focussed on 8ac#ine)To)8ac#ine 2/s &ut can take into account a more $eneric set of 2/s. ""'(Aspects: Some re%uirements could include t#e need to displa and9or edit t#e parameters 0and potential new additional information1 of multiple 'P+s stored in t#e 2/.
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St&dy on Co-ord n#ted p#c3et d#t# networ3 !#tew#y c$#n!e for S,4-5 (FS?CS,4-5) =,>?810033
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8i"is4 10B12B201 4 'omp 19D B0perli"& S4130411 %1>rapporteur ,ntel *otes S4@82 co*plet on 08B14EF12B14 TR 22.A2A *ame Stu!0 o" 'o-or!i"ate! pa$&et !ata "etwor& 2atewa0 (P-G%) $4a"2e for S1PTO
Supporting Companies: Intel, S*+- 8o&ile, Inter3i$ital, BP+, +/", =roadcom, ITRI, +okia, 8ediatek, "#ina Telecom, 'cer, Samsun$, "#ina 8o&ile ,inked to FeaturesA Rel)15 ,ocal IP 'ccess and Selected IP Traffic *ffload 0,IP'4SIPT*1 2I344!553! Q Rel)12 ,IP' 8o&ilit and SIPT* at t#e ,ocal +etwork 0,I8*+/T1 2I34!55527
49003 9 90002 A Rel-10 Fe#t&re: 6oc#l ,4 Access #nd Selected ,4 -r#ff c 5fflo#d (6,4A?S,4-5) Rel-12 Fe#t&re: 6,4A <o+ l ty #nd S,4-5 #t t$e 6oc#l Networ3
>ef nes t$e +#s c Select %e ,4 -r#ff c 5fflo#d (S,4-5) fe#t&re #.3.#. NS,4-5 #+o%e RANO. :xtends t$e +#s c S,4-5 fe#t&re to #ddress tr#ff c offlo#d w$en &s n! 'o*e (e)Node.s #nd s*#ll cells.
Justification Small cells 0suc# as Mome e+=1 are $ainin$ momentum in t#e marketplace. SIPT* is a ke feature to ena&le local &reakout of traffic from a small cell. T#e Selecti(e IP Traffic *ffload 0SIPT*1 feature defined in 3:PP Rel)15 specifications allows t#e operator to streamline an esta&lis#ed P3+ connection & re)assi$nin$ a new P):W t#at is $eo$rap#icall closer to t#e current 2/ location. P):W relocation implies a c#an$e in IP address, w#ic# means t#at performin$ SIPT* ma disrupt an on$oin$ ser(ices. T#is is acknowled$ed in a +*T/ in TS 23.451 0HIf either of the above procedures for GW relocation are initiated while the UE has active applications, it may cause disruption of services that are affected if the IP address changes.I1. ' recentl a$reed "R 023.451 "R2!74 in S2)1327;<1 attempted to correct t#is issue & &asicall recommendin$ t#at t#e SIPT* operation s#ould not &e performed for 2/s in "onnected mode 0HIt shall be possible to configure the MME to deactivate a P ! connection, for P"GW relocation due to SIPT* a&o(e R'+, only when UE is in E#M"I $E mode or during a %rac&ing 'rea Update procedure without established (')*s+. I1. W#ile t#is "R is certainl an impro(ement compared to t#e pre(ious situation of &lindl performed SIPT*, it still does not address t#e real issue N namel N smoot# P):W relocation for 2/s wit# lon$)li(ed and real)time IP flows 0e.$. lon$ conference call, lar$e file transfers, etc.1. Wit# t#e introduction of SIPT* at t#e ,ocal +etwork 0SIPT*U,+1 feature, t#e P):W 0alias ,ocal :atewa 1 is mo(ed e(en furt#er towards t#e network ed$e and in t#e e6treme case can e(en &e collocated wit# t#e e+ode=. W#ile t#is leads to an e6tremel HflatI arc#itecture, in t#e sense t#at IP traffic can &e &roken out as close to t#e network ed$e as possi&le, t#e fre%uenc of ser(ice disruptions due to SIPT* is likel to increase &ecause of t#e muc# smaller Hco(era$eI of t#e ,ocal :atewa . Ser(ice disruption due to IP address c#an$e does not #a(e t#e same effect on s#ort)li(ed and lon$)li(ed9real)time flowsA for s#ort)li(ed flows 0e.$. we& &rowsin$1 t#e user ma not notice an t#in$, or in t#e worst)case ma #a(e to &riefl interact wit# t#e user interface 0e.$. & clickin$ a$ain on t#e we& pa$e link followin$ a Hnetwork connection lostI error1R it is for lon$)li(ed and real time flows t#at t#e effect can &e detrimental 0e.$. t#e user, e>ected from t#e conference, #as to re)dial t#e &rid$e num&er, enter password, etc.R similar applies to DP+ traffic1.
T#e 2/ is in t#e &est position to identif t#e presence of an lon$)li(ed and real)time flows and is t#erefore in t#e &est position to ad(ise t#e network w#et#er SIPT* can &e performed wit#out muc# disruption or an disruption at all. 8oreo(er, for supportin$ applications t#e 2/ ma also &e a&le to pro)acti(el mo(e t#e lon$)li(ed and real)time flows on a new IP address 0i.e. on a new P3+ connection1 &efore t#e pre(ious IP address 0i.e. old P3+ connection1 is remo(ed. T#e 88Tel set of applications s#all &e studied in t#is re$ard as well as t#e possi&ilities for ot#er t pes of
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applications. 'n e6ample of suc# application is t#e I8S t#at allows t#e c#an$e of media transport addresses for an on$oin$ session usin$ t#e I8S Ser(ice "ontinuit mec#anisms defined in TS 23.23;. =ased on end)user preferences and to &enefit from t#e 2/ knowled$e of esta&lis#ed IP flow t pe, t#e network could consider t#e end)user e6pectation re$ardin$ local P):W c#an$e in case of SIPT* use. Ob ecti!eA a1 to stud use cases and identif potential re%uirements for network consideration of
end)user e6perience and preferences and
&1 2/Ps knowled$e of on$oin$ IP flow t pes re$ardin$ t#e c#an$e of t#e local P):W in use for SIPT*. T#e securit of t#e network s#all not &e compromiOed & t#e introduction of suc# feature. T#is feature s#ould aim at minimiOin$ impact on e6istin$ s stem entities. T#is feature s#ould aim at re)usin$ e6istin$ standardiOed functionalit as muc# as possi&le. Ser!ice Aspects: . will &e studied. ""'(Aspects: will &e studied Charging Aspects: Stud of mec#anisms for t#e pro(ision of accountin$9usa$e information will &e included. Security Aspects: To &e addressed wit# S'3.
3GPP
2D
14.8
Resources:
+1: 82008C
St&dy on Flex +le <o+ le Ser% ce Steer n! (FS?F<SS) =,>?82008C

S1
8i"is4 11B0CB2014 'omp 0D B0perli"& S4-1309C1 *otes TR 22.Axy *ame Stu!0 o" 8le?i3le .o3ile Servi$e Steeri"2
Supporting Companies: ,a&oratories 0"MTT,1
"#ina 8o&ile, Muawei, "#ina 2nicom, @T/, "'TT, +S+, "#un$#wa Telecom
Stud supportin$ traffic classification and ser(ice c#ain selection capa&ilities per operatorPs polic in order to realiOe efficient and fle6i&le mo&ile ser(ice steerin$ in t#e :i),'+ network. Justification T#e operator deplo ed mo&ile ser(ice (alued added network 0e.$., :i ,'+ network1 to impro(e t#e userPs Lo/, reduce t#e &andwidt# pressure and pro(ide (alued added ser(ice. Two kinds of ser(ice c#ain model are deplo ed in :i ,'+ networkA Static serial modelA T#e ser(ice ena&lers are staticall connected wit# eac# ot#er, and traffic $oes t#rou$# all t#e ena&lers deplo ed on t#e c#ain. T#e 'P+ is usuall used to differentiate eac# ser(ice c#ain.
Mairpin modelA 'll ser(ice ena&lers connect wit# a centraliOed traffic routin$ controller, and t#e traffic $oes &ack to t#e centraliOed controller to decide t#e ne6t #op after t#e pre(ious ena&ler processin$. Mowe(er, &ot# ser(ice c#ain models #a(e some draw&acks, suc# as ri$idit and comple6it , for e6ampleA For t#e static serial modelA +ot all ser(ice ena&lers are needed in all cases, and transfer dela is addedR 'll t#e ena&lers on t#e c#ain #a(e to &e planned to t#e ma6imum traffic processin$ capa&ilit , e(en t#ou$# t#e ena&ler ma onl &e needed for part of t#e trafficR
Mi$# *P/V, it is difficult to ad>ust t#e ser(ice c#ain if t#e ser(ice ena&ler is reused in multiple ser(ice c#ains, e.$. a lar$e num&er of confi$uration >o&s would &e in(ol(ed w#en t#e s#arin$ ena&ler is c#an$ed. For t#e #airpin modelA Mi$# "'PV, all traffic alwa s $oes t#rou$# t#e centraliOed controller to determine t#e ne6t #op, w#ic# would consume mass of t#e comple6it functionalities, e.$. 3PI capa&ilit . In order to o(ercome t#e draw&acks listed a&o(e, some new mec#anisms are proposed. T#e HSer(ice Function "#ain 0SF"1I =*F #as &een de(eloped in I/TF. In contrast to t#e traditional IP routin$ mec#anism, t#e ser(ice function c#ain defined in t#e I/TF &rin$s a new H*n demandI routin$ mec#anism, w#ic# could &e used for realiOin$ t#e efficient and fle6i&le routin$ mec#anism. 'dditionall , t#e *pen +etwork Foundation 0*+F1 pro(ides a pro$ramma&le ser(ice routin$ mec#anism usin$ t#e *penFlow protocol. T#e I/TF and *+F defined routin$ mec#anisms could &e used & mo&ile operators as t#e ser(ice routin$ mec#anism in t#e :i),'+ network. Mowe(er it is not clear #ow t#e mo&ile network can le(era$e eit#er of t#ese newl defined ser(ice routin$ mec#anisms for :i ,'+ traffic steerin$. 3:PP t#erefore needs to in(esti$ate 3:PP specific scenarios, re%uirements and network function en#ancements of t#e rele(ant entities defined in 3:PP in order to $uide some of t#e I/TF and *+F work and interwork wit# t#e related ser(ice routin$ mec#anisms t#at are discussed in I/TF or *+F. It is proposed t#at 3:PP focuses on t#e traffic classification and ser(ice c#ain selection mec#anism, w#ile t#e e6actl ser(ice routin$ mec#anism could &e done in I/TF9*+F. Ob ecti!eA to stud use cases and propose potential re%uirements for supportin$ traffic classification and ser(ice c#ain selection capa&ilities per operatorPs polic 0e.$., &ased on userPs profile, application t pe, R'+ t pe, R'+ status and flow direction1 in order to realiOe efficient and fle6i&le mo&ile ser(ice steerin$ in t#e :i),'+ network. ""'(Aspects: "+ 88I)aspects will &e co(ered. 8/ 88I)aspects are out of scope. Charging Aspects: impacts on t#e c#ar$in$9accountin$ mec#anism &rou$#t & ser(ice c#ainin$ will &e included. Security Aspects: Securit aspects will &e co(ered & S'3.
3GPP
2(
14.1
Resources:
+1: 820010
St&dy on :n$#nced C#ll n! ,nfor*#t on 4resent#t on (FS?:C,4) =,>?820010

S1
8i"is4 1AB08B2014 'omp 0D B0perli"& S4-1309CA *otes TR 22.Axy *ame Stu!0 o" )"4a"$e! 'alli"2 1"formatio" Prese"tatio"
"#ina 8o&ile, Muawei, *ran$e, /ricsson, "MTT,, @T/
Stud en#ancements to callin$ information presentation. ,inked to 8ultimedia Telep#on Ser(ice for I8S 02I34;5371, "ustomiOed 'lertin$ Tone 0"'T1 2I343;5527, "ustomiOed Rin$in$ Si$nal 0"RS1 2I343755.;
103A 31002 A 3A008 1 <&lt *ed # -elep$ony Ser% ce for ,<S St#!e 1 for C&sto* zed Alert n! -one (CA-) C&sto* zed R n! n! S !n#l (CRS)
-S 22.113" St#!e 1 S&pple*ent#ry ser% ces #re def ned" ncl&d n! 5,4(5r ! n#t n! ,dent f c#t on 4resent#t on) B -,4 (-er* n#t n! ,dent f c#t on 4resent#t on)B etc. -S 22.1A2" St#!e 1 C&sto* zed Alert n! -ones s pl#yed to t$e c#ll n! p#rty. -S 22.1A3" St#!e 1 C&sto* zed R n! n! S !n#l s pl#yed to t$e c#lled p#rty.
Justification Supplementar ser(ices 0supplementin$ telecommunication ser(ices1 #a(e &een a(aila&le for a lon$ time. Ser(ices suc# as ",IP 0"allin$ ,ine Identification Presentation1, "+'P 0"allin$ +ame Presentation1 and *IP 0*ri$inatin$ Identification Presentation1 are simple callin$ information presentation ser(ices for "S and I8S network, as t#e pro(ide t#e callin$ part Ps num&er9name to t#e called part , w#ic# is useful especiall w#en su&scri&ers are recei(in$ calls from stran$ers. Mowe(er, wit# t#e take off of smart p#ones, a num&er of Gcallin$ information presentationG *TTs #a(e &een introduced. T#e can realiOe t#e e6c#an$e of personal information 0includin$ name9portrait9si$nature9etc.1 &etween t#e callin$ part and t#e called part w#en a call #appens, t#ese kind of *TTs are more and more popular now, w#ic# demonstrate t#at t#ere are more9additional re%uirements from users on supplementar ser(icesA first t#e want more information to &e s#ared in a call, second t#e want t#e callin$ information presentation to &e supported in &ot# directions. "'T 0"ustomiOed 'lertin$ Tone1 and "RS 0"ustomiOed Rin$in$ Si$nal1 are introduced to pro(ide multimedia e6perience durin$ t#e esta&lis#ment of a call for t#e callin$ part and t#e called part . =ut t#ere are still limitationsA as for "'T, picture is not included in content t peR as for &ot# ser(ices, since t#e media can &e customiOed & t#e su&scri&er, users s#ould &e notified w#et#er t#e usa$e of official name9num&er9lo$o is aut#entic, especiall re$ardin$ to enterprise customers. T#ere is a need to impro(e and en#ance t#e callin$ information presentation, so t#at t#e (alue of network can &e ma6imiOed. Ob ecti!eA to stud use cases and propose potential re%uirements for en#ancin$ t#e callin$ information presentation. T#is will includeA T pe of contents s#ared in callin$ information presentation, e.$. num&er9 name9 portrait9 si$nature9 etcR 2se cases for &ot# callin$ part and called part R Interaction wit# 88Tel ser(ices9 "'T ser(ice9 "RS ser(iceR Interopera&ilit wit# ot#er network.
Charging Aspects: "#ar$in$ aspects will need to &e identified.. Security Aspects: related to aut#enticit of personal information and its impact on t#e ser(ice pro(ider to &e considered.
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14.A
Resources:
+1: 82001 1
St&dy on <&lt *ed # .ro#dc#st S&pple*ent for 42S (FS?<.S4) =,>?820011

S1
8i"is4 11B0CB201 4 'omp 0D B0perli"& S41309CC *otes TR 22.Axy *ame Stu!0 o" .ultime!ia Eroa!$ast Suppleme"t for Pu3li$ %ar"i"2 S0stem (P%S)
Lualcomm, one2man , BP+, T)8o&ile 2S', SPRI+T, 'TQT, ,: /lectronics
Stud t#e case w#ere a pu&lic safet a$enc needs to distri&ute on a lar$e scale timel multimedia pu&lic safet information to t#e pu&lic. ,inked to Rel)< Feature PWS.
+"i@ue 1:
3A0091
Title
Rel-C Fe#t&re 4&+l c 2#rn n! Syste* (42S)
42S co%ers ex st n! text&#l w#rn n! syste*s
Justification T#e work on Pu&lic Warnin$ S stems 0PWS1 wit#in t#e 3:PP #as focused on deli(erin$ te6t)&ased warnin$s of limited content to t#e pu&lic at a lar$e scale. T#is functionalit is essential in pro(idin$ a &asic warnin$ s stem wit# t#e elements as set out in clause 4.3 of TS 22.2.7 on PWS. It is noted in PWS t#at content w#ic# mi$#t tri$$er an increase in network load s#ould &e a(oided as t#e network likel to &e under stress, and capacit diminis#ed dependin$ upon t#e nature of t#e emer$enc . /6perience wit# t#e current PWS #as led some pu&lic safet alertin$ a$encies to #a(e difficulties of tr in$ to include all t#e essential pu&lic safet information needed to inform t#e pu&lic into t#e current PWS limited te6t messa$e siOe. Some of t#is essential pu&lic safet information includes maps wit# pu&lic safet mark)up, ima$es of missin$ persons, li(e news (ideo &roadcasts, pu&lic safet information (ideo &roadcasts, e(acuation information, latest safet &riefin$s, weat#er warnin$s, emer$enc s#elter locations and assem&l points etc. T#e purpose of t#is stud is to e(aluate deli(erin$ more e6tensi(e multimedia pu&lic warnin$ content t#an is currentl supported in PWS and in(esti$atin$ &ot# t#e &roadcastin$ of more e6tensi(e multimedia pu&lic warnin$ content for a PWS and t#e mec#anisms & w#ic# users would &e a&le to recei(e and (iew t#is multimedia content. Ob ecti!eA to stud scenarios and use cases w#ere a pu&lic safet a$enc in e6ecutin$ its mission, needs to distri&ute on a lar$e scale timel pu&lic safet information to t#e pu&lic w#ere t#is pu&lic safet information si$nificantl e6ceeds t#e current PWS &asic messa$e capacit . 'lso to propose potential re%uirements for #andlin$ t#is dissemination (ia &roadcast includin$ t#e mana$ement of t#e pu&lic safet multimedia &roadcast and t#e access to t#is &roadcast pu&lic safet information & t#e users. T#is stud will consider t#is pu&lic safet multimedia &roadcast capa&ilit as an en#ancement or e6tension to t#e current PWS, and not consider it as a replacement of t#e current PWS. scenarios and use cases to pro(ide pu&lic safet multi)media information in PWS w#ic# e6ceeds current PWS messa$e capacit 2/ awareness of, and a&ilit to recei(e, t#is multi)media pu&lic safet information (ia PWS #andlin$ of 2/s in limited ser(ice modeR considerin$ priorit of pu&lic safet multimedia information +*T/ 1A t#e use of t#e term W&roadcastP is an application terminolo$ referrin$ to t#e deli(er of content to man users. It does not si$nif t#e use of an specific transmission mec#anism. +*T/ 2A t#is stud s#all not define potential re%uirements for specific PWS &ased s stems 0i.e. /TWS, "8'S, /2)',/RT, and Borean Pu&lic 'lert S stem1. ""'(Aspects: T#e stud will identif w#et#er t#ere is an information t#at needs to &e pro(ided to t#e user. Charging Aspects: Stud of mec#anisms for t#e pro(ision of accountin$9usa$e information will &e included. Security Aspects: To &e addressed wit# S'3.
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19 18 11 1A
+1: 82009 C
SA2 St&d es SA3 St&d es SA4 St&d es SA9 St&d es

*ame Stu!0 o" ppli$atio" a"! Partitio"i"2 of 1tf-* $ro"0m FS?5A<?A4?,tf-N Resour$e S9 %1>rapporteur C$ n# <o+ le TR 32.Axy
1A.1
Resources:
+1: 82009C
St&dy on Appl c#t on #nd 4#rt t on n! of ,tf-N (FS?5A<?A4?,tf-N) =,>?82009C

S!
8i"is4 10B12B2014 'omp 0D B0perli"& S4-1308A1 *otes TR 32.Axy *ame Stu!0 o" ppli$atio" a"! Partitio"i"2 of 1tf-*
Supporting Companies: TeliaSonera, @T/ Justification
"#ina 8o&ile, 'lcatel),ucent, /ricsson, Muawei, Intel, +S+, *ran$e, Telecom Italia,
3:PP #as defined a set of specifications 0TS 32)series1 of Interface + 0Itf)+1. T#ese specifications descri&e t#e re%uirements and solutions for (arious network mana$ement domains or ser(ices 0e.$. 'larm IRP, P8 IRP, =asic"8 IRP, Bernel"8 IRP, =ulk"8 IRP, +otification IRP, "S IRP, FileTransfer IRP and /P IRP1. T#e lar$e num&er of IRPs reflects t#e lar$e num&er of di(erse network mana$ement domains, ser(ices and solutions w#ic# are re%uired to satisf all operatorsP needs taken as a w#ole. Mowe(er, not all operators re%uire all network mana$ement domains ser(ices and solutions defined & t#e IRPs. In a $i(en conte6t one operator ma re%uire a su&set of t#ese IRPs for its Itf)+ interface 0for mana$ement of its network1, w#ile anot#er operator ma re%uire a full set. Ob ecti!eA 1. 2. /6amine IRP re%uirements in current specifications and identif one or more su&sets of t#ese re%uirements, &ased on inputs from operators. T#e necessar re%uirements s#ould &e selected from e6istin$ IRPsP Re%uirements. Stud $roupin$ of IRP functionalit to recommend w#ic# functionalit is needed in a network mana$ement conte6t to satisf e(er $i(en su&set of re%uirements. For e(er suc# $roup 0e.$. H/nsem&leI as defined in +:8+ GRecommendation for IRP /nsem&lesG1 pro(ide >ustification w# it is important for 8+*s, Telecom /%uipment 8anufacturers and 3rd)part tool (endors. /6amine t#e &usiness conse%uences of proposals arisin$ from t#e stud .
3.
+R8 IRPs are out of scope of t#is stud item.
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1C 20 21 22
+1: 82004 9
C- St&d es H:RAN St&d es 6-: St&d es =-RA" 6-: St&d es

*ame Stu!0 o" .ulti-R T Ioi"t $oor!i"atio" $ro"0m FS?<&lt RA-?JC Resour$e R3 %1>rapporteur C$ n# <o+ le TR =-RA" 6-: 31.Axy
22.1
Resources:
+1: 82004 9
St&dy on <&lt -RA- Ko nt coord n#t on (FS?<&lt RA-?JC) =,>?820049

R3
8i"is4 09B12B201 4 'omp 0D B0perli"& R41320A8 %1>rapporteur C$ n# <o+ le *otes ,dent fy !ener#l scen#r os #nd re/& re*ents for <&lt -RA(6-:B=<-SBHS<BC><AB26AN) coord n#t on #nd st&dy c#nd d#te sol&t ons. <ot %#t on doc R4-13118A TR 31.Axy *ame Stu!0 o" .ulti-R T Ioi"t $oor!i"atio"
Supporting Companies: "#ina 8o&ile, Muawei, MiSilicon, ITRI, @T/, +/", T/,2S, MT", 'cer, "MTT,, "'TT, "oolpad, ,i$#tS%uared, /ricsson, Pote(io, "#ina 2nicom, 'lcatel),ucent, 'lcatel),ucent S#an$#ai =ell, Telefonica, "#ina Telecom, 2S"", +S+, Lualcomm, Intel. Identif $eneral scenarios and re%uirements for 8ulti)R'T 0,T/928TS9:S89"38'9W,'+1 coordination and stud candidate solutions. 8oti(ation doc RP)1311.7 Justification T#e coe6istence of 8ultiple R'Ts introduces man operational coordination pro&lems for network operators. T#e co) e6istence of (arious R'Ts 0i.e. ,T/928TS9:S89"38'9W,'+1 is an o&(ious realit and it will remain rele(ant in t#e future. T#is raises important issues for operators in terms of coordination across t#e R'Ts to ac#ie(e &etter user e6perience 0Lo/1, efficient resource usa$e, #i$#er network capacit and easier maintenance, especiall in a multi) (endor en(ironment. For an operator wit# multi)R'T networks, fre%uent updated information from all R'Ts 0radio resource mana$ement, mo&ilit and traffic load1 is re%uired in order to ena&le efficient coordination & t#e network. It will &e &eneficial to consider a $eneral 8ulti)R'Ts coordination from R'+ perspecti(e to meet t#e followin$ re%uirementsA Ser(ice aware 2/ steerin$ &etween different R'Ts to pro(ide consistent user e6perience and user satisfaction, e.$. & connectin$ to 8ulti)R'Ts 0e.$. WiFi and ,T/1. Traffic steerin$ &etween W'+ and W,'+ 0e.$. ,T/ and WiFi1 8ulti R'T >oint radio resource coordination for an operator, especiall &etween ,T/ and :S8, to pro(ide an operator a smoot# transition from :S8 to ,T/, w#ile still keepin$ &asic :S8 co(era$e for e.$. (oice or :S8 828 ser(ices. Similar mi$ration and spectrum s#arin$ scenarios ma also e6ist for 28TS9"38' and ,T/ Reducin$ core network impact caused & addition of a new R'T due to inter)R'T communication
T#e aim of t#is stud is to e6plore means for en#ancin$ multi)R'T operations in a #olistic framework to impro(e inter) R'T coordination, in order toA
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Impro(e t#e radio resource usa$e efficienc and t#e spectral efficienc & >oint radio resource coordinationR :uarantee t#e Lo/ across R'TsR Impro(e t#e network capacit & steerin$ traffic92/s to t#e appropriate R'T.
Ob ecti!eA to identif t#e $eneral scenarios and re%uirements for 8ulti)R'T coordinationR and &ased on t#e output, candidate solutions could &e studied. T#us, t#e followin$ o&>ecti(es s#ould &e part of t#is stud itemA Identif t#e potential scenarios and use cases w#ere 8ulti)R'T coordination would &e usefulR includin$ ,T/, 28TS, :S8, "38' and W,'+. Identif and e(aluate potential &enefits and functionalities for >oint operation amon$ different R'Ts, includin$A o o Steerin$ of 2/s amon$ different R'Ts, takin$ into account ser(ice t pe, user e6perience, processin$ capacit , &ack#aul constraints and9or traffic load, and conse%uent mo&ilit en#ancementR /fficient multi R'T >oint radio resource coordination to impro(e load &alancin$ and for an operator to ena&le, e.$. spectrum re)farmin$.
In(esti$ate t#e potential en#ancements of R'+ interfaces and procedures to support t#e >oint operation amon$ different R'Ts as descri&ed a&o(e, takin$ into account t#e followin$A o o o Reuse e6istin$ R'+ interfaces and procedures as muc# as possi&leR +o impact on 2/ operation and air interfaces. Possi&ilit to support different arc#itectures9implementations.
T#e output of t#is SI s#ould &e ali$ned wit# t#e e6istin$ specifications of ot#er SI9WIs.
23
=-RA St&d es
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24
+1: 0 80004 9 81003 0 82008 3 82008 4 82008 2 82003 1
Rel-13 Fe#t&res #nd St&d es

*ame Release 13 8eatures R * S4ari"2 )"4a"$eme"ts Servi$e )?posure a"! )"a3leme"t Support Servi$e Re@uireme"ts .ai"te"a"$e for .a$4i"e-T0pe 'ommu"i$atio"s (.T') .issio" 'riti$al Pus4 To Tal& over AT) Se$urit0 ssura"$e Spe$ifi$atio" for 3GPP "etwor& pro!u$ts AT) !va"$e! i"tra-3a"! $o"ti2uous 'arrier 22re2atio" i" Ea"! 42 $ro"0m RS: S::S SR<<-C <C4-SCAS 6-:?CA?C?.42 Resour$e S4 S1 S1 S1 S1 S3 R4 %1>rapporteur N:C ;4N ;4N N,SN-- >5C5<5" C$ n# <o+ le CA--
+1: 0 91003 4 80004 8 81003 1 81003 2 81003 3 82008 C 82001 0 82001 1 82009 C 82004 9
*ame Release 13 Stu!ies Stu!0 o" ppli$atio" spe$ifi$ 'o"2estio" $o"trol for :ata 'ommu"i$atio" Stu!0 o" 1solate! )-+TR * Operatio" for Pu3li$ Safet0 Stu!0 o" e"4a"$eme"ts for 1"frastru$ture 3ase! !ata 'ommu"i$atio" Eetwee" :evi$es Stu!0 o" "ee! for .ultiple $$ess Poi"t *ames Stu!0 o" 'o-or!i"ate! pa$&et !ata "etwor& 2atewa0 (P-G%) $4a"2e for S1PTO Stu!0 o" 8le?i3le .o3ile Servi$e Steeri"2 Stu!0 o" )"4a"$e! 'alli"2 1"formatio" Prese"tatio" Stu!0 o" .ultime!ia Eroa!$ast Suppleme"t for Pu3li$ %ar"i"2 S0stem (P%S) Stu!0 o" ppli$atio" a"! Partitio"i"2 of 1tf-* Stu!0 o" .ulti-R T Ioi"t $oor!i"atio"
$ro"0m FS?AC>C FS?,54S FS?e,C.> FS?<A4N FS?CS,4-5 FS?F<SS FS?:C,4 FS?<.S4 FS?5A<?A4?,tf-N FS?<&lt RA-?JC
Resour$e S4"R4 S1 S1 S1 S1 S1 S1 S1 S1 S9 R3
%1>rapporteur N-- >5C5<5 Hener#l >yn#* cs .ro#d+#nd ;4N H esec3e L >e%r ent ,ntel C$ n# <o+ le C$ n# <o+ le M&#lco** C$ n# <o+ le C$ n# <o+ le
TR 22.A08 22.AC1 22.A01 22.A02 22.A2A 22.Axy 22.Axy 22.Axy 32.Axy 31.Axy
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Annex A: C$#n!e $ story

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Overview of 3GPP Release 13 V0.0.4 (2013-12)

Overview of 3GPP Release 13 V0.0.4 (2013-12)

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Overview of 3GPP Release 13 V0.0.4 (2013-12)

Overview of 3GPP Release 13 V0.0.4 (2013-12)

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Overview of 3GPP Release 13 V0.0.4 (2013-12)

Overview of 3GPP Release 13 V0.0.4 (2013-12)

Overview of 3GPP Release 13 V0.0.4 (2013-12)

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Overview of 3GPP Release 13 V0.0.4 (2013-12)

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Overview of 3GPP Release 13 V0.0.4 (2013-12)

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Overview of 3GPP Release 13 V0.0.4 (2013-12)

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Overview of 3GPP Release 13 V0.0.4 (2013-12)

Overview of 3GPP Release 13 V0.0.4 (2013-12)

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Overview of 3GPP Release 13 V0.0.4 (2013-12)

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Overview of 3GPP Release 13 V0.0.4 (2013-12)

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Overview of 3GPP Release 13 V0.0.4 (2013-12)

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