Published: July 14, 2011
Wireless Innovation Forum Approves Model for Coordination of International SCA Standards at Working Meeting
BRUSSELS - (BUSINESS WIRE) - The Wireless Innovation Forum (www.WirelessInnovation.org)
announced the approval of a recommendation, "Model for Coordination
of International SCA Standards," and the advancement of key projects
advancing software defined radio, cognitive radio and dynamic spectrum
access technologies during its 69th Working
Meeting in Brussels, Belgium, June 20-22.
The Model for Coordination of International SCA Standards
provides a model for coordination of international SCA Standards
organized around the Wireless Innovation Forum Coordinating Committee on
International SCA Standards, structured according to two mainstream
axes: coordination of international SCA standards as such and production
of coordinated international SCA Standards. It provides clarifications
concerning the scope of International SCA Standards and an overview of
the current status of international SCA Standards development, with an
associated vision as delivered by early members of the Advisory Council
(JTRS JPEO and OCCAR-EA ESSOR Programme Division). The recommendation
can be found here: http://groups.winnforum.org/d/do/4673.
In addition to finalizing this document, the members of the Forum
achieved several key milestones during the 69th meeting in
advancement of the Forum's Operations Plan:
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The International Tactical Radio Special Interest Group
completed work on their report on the " Issues in the Tactical Radio
Market Domain," and began the process of initiating work group
ballot.
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The Roadmap Committee began finalizing the "Top 10 Most
Wanted Wireless Innovations" and set plans to release this list by
the 70th General Meeting in Montreal, Canada.
Proposals for several new projects were also initiated during the
Brussels Meeting:
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The Cognitive Radio Work Group began discussing the creation of
a cognitive radio "Year Book" to be provided as an annual
update to the report on "Quantifying
the Benefits of Cognitive Radio" published earlier in the year.
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The International Tactical Radio Special Interest Group began
developing a project proposal for "SDR Waveform Portability
Business Model for International Tactical Radio."
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The Commercial Baseband Processing Technologies Workgroup began
work on a proposal for a "4G+ Baseband Design Framework."
Work on these and other projects will be advanced through weekly
committee teleconferences. A complete listing of projects being
undertaken by the members of the Forum can be found here: http://www.wirelessinnovation.org/page/Current_Projects
The members of the Forum will reconvene as a group to discuss these
projects and other relevant topics at our 70th
Working Meeting to be held in Montreal, Canada, 12-15 September
2011. Supported by Platinum Sponsors General
Dynamics C4 Systems, Harris
Corporation, and Indra
Systemas, and Gold Sponsor Ultra
Electronics, the meeting will also feature a workshop on "Enabling
Interoperability," allowing the commercial, defense and public
safety communities to share needs, expectations and capabilities to
ensure that communications interoperability is achieved. The workshop
will feature a full program with speakers from Public Safety Canada,
Canadian Police Research Center, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Industry
Canada, FCC, NPSTC, US Army LandWarNet/Battle Command, US Army, Canadian
Department of National Defence, and key industry players including Ultra
Electronics, Indra, Harris, Motorola, Datron, Spectrum Signal
Processing, and Etherstack. The agenda is here.
To register, visit our registration
page.
About the Wireless Innovation Forum
Established in 1996, The Wireless Innovation Forum (SDR Forum Version
2.0) is a non-profit mutual benefit corporation dedicated to driving
technology innovation in commercial, civil, and defense communications
worldwide. Members bring a broad base of experience in Software Defined
Radio (SDR), Cognitive Radio (CR) and Dynamic Spectrum Access (DSA)
technologies in diverse markets and at all levels of the wireless
value chain to address emerging wireless communications
requirements. To learn more about The Wireless Innovation Forum, its
meetings and membership
benefits, visit www.WirelessInnovation.org.

The Wireless Innovation Forum
Lee Pucker, 604-828-9846
Lee.Pucker@wirelessinnovation.org
Stephanie
Hamill, 970-290-9543
Stephanie.Hamill@wirelessinnovation.org
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