| Bridging the Standardization Gap |
| Study Group Resources for Bridging the Standardization Gap |
Each of the different ITU-T Study Groups has developed actions and resources
to assist in bridging the Standardization Gap. This web-page provides a
compendium of these resources, with links to the main documents.
The TSB Director has prepared a report to the 2007 session of Council
(C07/EP/08), which sets out a base line of statistical information against
which progress in bridging the divide can be judged and explains the actions
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| Telecommunication Standardization Advisory Group (TSAG) |
Part of the work of TSAG is to provide guidelines to the Study Groups and to
review their priorities, programs and operations. The Study Groups report to
TSAG about the work they are carrying out in the different areas. In what
concerns ITU-T developing country support, a summary may be found in TSAG TD
397.
Individual Study Group plans are also available as TSAG Temporary Documents:
TSAG TDs 18 (SG 3),
41 (SG 4),
28 (SG 6),
17 (SG 9),
149 (SG 12),
10 (SG
13), 114 (SG 11),
61 (SG 15),
5 (SG 16),
136 (SG 17),
8 (SG 19).
Further actions taken appear in documents:
TSAG TDs 461 (SG 3),
433 (SG 6),
431 (SG 5),
430 (SG 11) | |
| Study Groups |
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In order to communicate the existing resources and tools to developing countries several SGs have established an information space:
In order to facilitate the involvement of Developing Countries in the
standardization activities and to reflect their needs and requirements in
Questions and Recommendations, certain Regional Groups have been created:
The following documents contain relevant information and results directly
related to bridging the standardization gap:
- SG 16 informs that further progress has been made regarding support of
Disaster Relief and Early Warning messages in Multimedia systems (TD/334 TSAG);
- SG 17, Liaison statement on report from Lead Study Group on
telecommunication security (TD/343 TSAG);
- SG 2, Lead Study Group on Service Definition, Numbering, and Routing; Lead
Study Group for Telecommunication for Disaster Relief/Early Warning (TD/351 TSAG,);
- SG 16, Progress report to TSAG - Lead SG on MM terminals, systems and
applications and on ubiquitous applications (TD/364 TSAG,);
- Establishment of ITU Inter-sectoral Emergency Communications Team (TD/370 TSAG,);
- Summary of ITU-T activities on standardization for Emergency
Telecommunications (TD/376 TSAG).
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| Liaisons with ITU-D |
In order to increase cooperation and coordination between ITU-T and ITU-D,
the various Study Groups have named focal points as follows:
- Study Group 2: Sherif GUINENA, Email:
dr.guinena[at]tra.gov.eg;
dr_guinena[at]yahoo.com
- Study Group 3: Matano NDARO, Email: ndaro[at]cck.go.ke
- Study Group 4: Baker BAKER, Email: om-dir[at]net.sy
- Study Group 5 and Study Group 6: Júlio Cesar FONSECA, Email:
julio[at]anatel.gov.br
- Study Group 9: Mike SCHWARTZ, Email:
w.schwartz[at]cablelabs.com
- Study Group 11: Keith MAINWARING, Email:
kmainwar[at]cisco.com.
- Study Group 12: Jean-Jacques MASSIMA LANDJI, Email:
jean-jacques.massima[at]ties.itu.int
- Study Group 13: Haitham CHEDYAK, Email:
ts-dir[at]net.sy
- Study Group 15: Shaohua YU, Email: shyu[at]fhn.com.cn
- Study Group 16: Pierre-André PROBST, Email:
probst-pa[at]bluewin.ch
- Study Group 17: Raphael NLEND, Email:
rnlend[at]yahoo.com
- Study Group 19: Maurice GHAZAL, Email:
mghazal[at]cyberia.net.lb
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Useful links |
- ITU-D Study Groups
1 and
2
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