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Cognitive Radio Enablers (CPC and beyond, context awareness)

Issues to be addressed

r     Identification and definition of Cognitive Radio Enablers

r     SOTA analysis

r     Identify related research activities

r     Topics for standardisation in relevant bodies

r     Common approach towards standardisation

 

Initial Description

 

Cognitive Radio Enablers comprises all required communication means to facilitate operation and

management of Cognitive Radio Networks i.e. defining the required information and information

provision mechanisms to be exchanged between related network entities.

This includes means for gathering and provisioning of context information such as the CPC.

 

The main goal of the CPC is to support cognitive radio network management in heterogeneous

wireless environment between network and user terminals. In this view, the CPC is the "Radio

 Enabler" of the cognitive network management process.

 

The CPC is anticipated to be a combination of two components called Out-band CPC and the

In-band CPC:

Þ    Out-band is a Physical channel outside the component radio access technologies

Þ    In-band refers to logical channel within the component radio access technologies

 

As radio enabler, CPC is also anticipated to have both downlink and uplink components.

 

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Document Actions

Expression of Interest of EUWB for CI 2

Posted by Sven Zeisberg (RAS Cluster - PULSERS II/EUWB) at Jun 09, 2008 02:59 PM
WP2 of EUWB is concentrating on cognitive radio and coexistence and is considered as the primary point of contact for CI 2.

EUWB- CPC, Contex awareness

Posted by Abdur Rahim Biswas (RAS Cluster - EUWB) at Aug 04, 2008 01:48 PM
EUWB Consortium is focusing on the integration and applications of UWB radio technology in the four major European industrial sectors like consumer electronics/home entertainment, public transportation, automotive and cellular networks. CPC enabled UWB devices provide co-ordination among native UWB and existing/future narrowband/broadband wireless systems in the applications mentioned above.

EUWB consortium is looking for a feasible solution where different radio standards may work together with little or no interference. Although, we consider UWB as an example, it can be applied to any radio systems.