IEEE Technical Subcommittee on Integrated Optical and Wireless Technologies for Broadband Access and Metro Networks (TCFiWi)

IEEE Technical Subcommittee on “Integrated Optical and Wireless Technologies for Broadband Access and Metro Networks” (TCFiWi) Meeting at Globecom 200...
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IEEE Technical Subcommittee on “Integrated Optical and Wireless Technologies for Broadband Access and Metro Networks” (TCFiWi) Meeting at Globecom 2006 San Francisco, CA, Nov. 2006

Agenda • Introduction to FiWi – Dr. Chunming Qiao, SUNY Buffalo, Chair of TCFiWi • Technical Presentation – Dr. Ting Wang, NEC Labs America, Vice-Chair, TCFiWi • Past Activities • Future Plans • Open Discussions

History/Status • FiWi was recently established as a new IEEE Technical Committee within IEEE ComSoc. • Per newly established ComSoc rules, any new TC will be incubated as a subcommittee within the TC on Emerging Technologies. • It will become a full-blown TC within two years. • Membership in TC is open to everyone. • http://www.comsoc.org/socstr/org/operation/com m/subemerging.html

Motivation for Integrating Optical and Wireless Technologies • With the plethora of new wireless access technologies being developed and deployed, including WiMAX, optical wireless (or free-space optics) , and Wi-Fi, wireless traffics has already contributed to an increasing amount of share of the total traffic carried by wireline networks. • At the same time, demands for higher bandwidth, longer reach and better interoperability are stronger than ever. • The convergence among various wireless technologies as well as wireline technologies is a key to satisfy such demands at a low CAPEX and OPEX.

Overview • Focus on the integration of fiber and wireless technologies in the access and metro networks to – deliver truly converged multimedia services irrespective of the users’ locations, terminal device capabilities and access media.

• Its cope is related to Fixed Mobile Convergence (FMC), which is a topic of great interest and potential in the computer communications and telecommunications industry. – fixed networks have included both the copper and the fiber based systems, – in this TC, we will focus primarily on the fiber-based systems since in the future fiber will gradually replace copper, in both access and metro networks

Key Topical Areas in FiWi • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Integrated Optical/Wireless Transceivers Modulation and Coding (e.g., OCDMA and WCDMA) over Optical/Wireless Path Radio over Fiber and Wireless over Optical Optical LANs, GE-PON, G-PON, WDMPON Optic Wireless & RF technologies (Millimeter and UWB) in Broadband Access Wired/Wireless Mesh Network Design L1/L2/L3 Cross-layer Design Joint Resource Allocation Dynamic Load Balancing Portability and Mobility Support Seamless Handover Between Different Interfaces Multicasting and Broadcasting End-to-End QoS and Security

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Multi-homing and Fault-Tolerance Network Protection and Emergency/Disaster Recovery Converged Network Architecture, Control, Management, and Operations Converged network planning and deployment Cost Models and Comparisons Bundled Service Models (e.g., quadruple play and integrated services) Emerging Applications Techno-economic Analysis and Business Models

Missions • TCFiWi will organize, sponsor and promote – conferences, workshops, tutorials, publications, standardization activities and – various other forms of information exchange and advancement in the multi-disciplinary field

related to fixed and mobile convergence and in particular, integration of optics and wireless in the access and metro networks.

Current Officer (2006-2008) • Chair: Dr. Chunming Qiao, SUNY Buffalo (www.cse.buffalo.edu/~qiao) • Vice-Chair: Dr. Ting Wang, NEC Labs America, Princeton, NJ, USA • Vice-Chair: Prof. Houssein Mouftah, U. Ottawa, Ottawa, CANADA • Secretary: Dr. Sudhir Dixit (Nokia Fellow), Nokia, Finland and USA • Industrial and Standards Liaison: Steve Weinstein , Communication Theory & Technology Consulting, USA

Get Involved • Signup to become a member of the FiWi – Free, open to everyone

• Will be able to send and receive email announcements through a listserv • Volunteer as a representative of FiWi at various conferences/symposiums • Volunteer as an officer in the next election

Agenda • Introduction to FiWi – Dr. Chunming Qiao, SUNY Buffalo, Chair of TCFiWi • Technical Presentation – Dr. Ting Wang, NEC Labs America, Vice-Chair, TCFiWi • Past Activities • Future Plans • Open Discussions

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