Executive summary of the SG11 meeting (Geneva, 4-13 March 2020)
ITU-T Study Group 11 meeting was held in Geneva, from 4 to 13 March 2020 and it was attended by 122 delegates from 36 countries. Among them, 74 participants were connected remotely.
In consultation with ITU Safety and security division and TSB, given the “force majeure” of the coronavirus (COVID-19) and measures to control the epidemy, ITU-T SG11 management team agreed to use interactive remote participation for all sessions during the entire SG11 meeting, including decisions making sessions such as WPs and SG11 opening and closing plenaries. Additionally, it was decided to use “Interprefy” for SG11 opening and closing plenaries as this is the only tool which provides multilingual remote participation. All other sessions (Questions, WPs, CASC and NSP sessions) used the usual remote connection tool via
ITU MyWorkspace for SG11. The remote participation instructions are available in
SG11-TD1143-R1/GEN.
Parallel events:
ITU-T Conformity Assessment Steering Committee (ITU-T CASC) meeting, 6 March 2020;
1 Approved Recommendations (TAP, Resolution 1 of WTSA-16)
ITU-T Study Group 11 decided to approve during its plenary session, held on 13 March 2020, the following ITU-T Recommendation:
|
# |
Q |
WP |
Draft new/revised Rec. No. |
Title |
Final TD |
A.5 justification |
| 1. | 15/11 | 3
| Q.5051 (ex Q.FW_CSM)
| Framework for Combating the use of Stolen Mobile Devices
| SG11-TD1250/GEN
| -
|
2 Draft Recommendations for (TAP) Determination (Resolution 1)
| # | Q | WP | Draft new/revised Rec. No. | Title | Final TD | A.5 justification |
| 1. | 1/11 | 1
| ITU-T Q.3643 (ex Q.DEN_IMS)
| Signalling architecture of distributed infrastructure ENUM networking for IMS
| SG11-TD1186/GEN
| SG11-TD1191/GEN
|
3 Consented Recommendations (ITU-T A.8)
The following table shows the 'Consented' draft Recommendations.
|
# |
Q |
WP |
Draft new/revised
Rec. No. |
Title |
Final TD |
A.5 justification |
1.
| 2/11
| 1
| ITU-T Q.3057 (ex. Q.SR-Trust)
| Signalling requirements and architecture for interconnection between trustable network entities
| SG11-TD1238/GEN
| SG11-TD1239/GEN
|
2.
| 6/11
| 2
| ITU-T Q.5022 (ex. Q.SP-EEC)
| Signalling procedure of energy efficient device-to-device communication for IMT-2020 network
| SG11-TD1232/GEN
| -
|
3.
| 7/11
| 2 | ITU-T Q.3745 (ex. Q.QMP-TCA)
| Protocol for time constraint IoT-based applications over SDN | SG11-TD1202/GEN | -
|
4.
| 8/11
| 2
| ITU-T X.609.5 (revision)
| Managed P2P communications: Overlay management protocol
| SG11-TD1222-R1/GEN
| -
|
4 Supplements, Handbooks, Technical Papers, Guidelines and Corrigenda
4.1
Supplements
No Supplements were agreed at this meeting.
4.2
Guidelines
No Guidelines were agreed at this meeting.
4.3 Handbooks
No Handbooks were approved at this meeting.
4.4 Technical Papers / Technical Reports
No Technical Papers/Technical Reports were approved at this meeting.
4.5 Corrigenda
No Corrigenda were approved at this meeting.
5 SG11 Structure and Management
There were no changes to the structure of SG11.
6 Questions
There were no changes to the Questions texts at this meeting.
7 Liaison officers and Rapporteurs
It was decided that, due to other commitments, the Rapporteur of Q6/11, Ms Haining Wang (China Telecommunications Corporation) would step down. Ms Wang was thanked for her work with ITU-T SG11. She will be replaced by Ms Dan Xu (China Telecommunications Corporation).
At the opening plenary, six Acting Rapporteurs and Acting WPs Chairmen were nominated for the duration of the meeting in order to assist SG11 leadership to conduct Questions and WPs sessions onsite. The final list of Rapporteurs, Associate Rapporteurs and Acting Rapporteurs can be found in
SG11-TD1121-R1/GEN.
The final list of Liaison Officers and representatives can be found in
SG11-TD1120/GEN.
8 Conformity Assessment Steering Committee
In between two physical SG11 meetings, CASC conducted an e-meeting on 23 January 2020. During this e-meeting, CASC considered the results of the Questionnaire on evaluation of market needs for joint ITU/IEC TL recognition procedure and certification schemes on ITU-T Recommendations (
SG11-TD1142/GEN), which was initiated according to the ITU-T SG11 decision in October 2019 (
TSB Circular 208). 21 respondents provided feedback on most of the questions of this Questionnaire. According to the results of the survey, most of the replies are positive and the outcomes show interest of different stakeholders to the new joint ITU/IEC services. In this regard, CASC is committed to continuing collaboration with IECEE on TL recognition procedure and joint certification schemes.
The meeting agreed to send a liaison statement to IECEE CMC WG33 (
SG11-LS124) informing on the survey’s outcomes and recall about SG11 request (
SG11-LS120), seeking their feedback on proposed technologies as candidates for joint ITU/IEC certification schemes (such as safe listening, video surveillance and accessibility features in IPTV systems). Also, IECEE CMC WG33 was requested to provide opinion to consider self-declaration approach for joint certification scheme for video surveillance.
The tenth meeting of the ITU-T Conformity Assessment Steering Committee (CASC), which took place during ITU-T SG11 meeting on 6 March 2020, focused on the feedback received from IECEE CMC WG33 (
SG11-TD1192/GEN) on the above mentioned LS sent in January 2020.
From IECEE CMC WG33 perspective, the targeted deadline within 2020 did not seem feasible for establishing ITU/IEC joint certification schemes as the new ITU-T conformity assessment service should be approved by IECEE CMC first.
With regards to the self-declaration approach, IECEE CMC WG33 replied that CB Scheme is based on third party testing and conformity assessment. Therefore, the acceptance of self-declared test results is not possible. However, within the IECEE CB scheme they have the called customers testing facilities (CTFs, OD-2048) that includes the concepts of acceptance of customer created test data under the supervision of their related NCB and CBTL (Test Laboratory).
CASC sent out the reply to IECEE CMC WG33 highlighting the necessity to speed up the adoption of Operational Document being jointly developed, in order to implement the ITU-T conformity assessment service (
SG11-LS139).
Additionally, CASC invited ITU-T SG16 (
SG11-LS140) to discuss the details on the way forward on proposed candidates for certification schemes and self-declaration approach at the next CASC meeting, which is tentatively scheduled on 24 July 2020 (TBA).
Finally, CASC decided to prepare the report concerning the results of the joint ITU/IEC TL recognition procedure and certification schemes and to request TSB Director to present it at the next Council meeting (Geneva, 9-19 June 2020).
More details are available in the ITU-T CASC report, as contained in
SG11-TD1182/GEN.
9 5G/IMT-2020 and AI-related issues
ITU-T SG11 consented the revised draft Recommendation ITU-T X.609.5 which title was changed to “Managed P2P communications: Overlay management protocol”.
Also, SG11 consented new draft Recommendation ITU-T Q.5022 “Signalling procedure of energy efficient device-to-device communication for IMT-2020 network” (
SG11-TD1232/GEN), which defines procedure for device-to-device (D2D) communication based on energy efficient intra-cell clustering and ability to reuse frequencies between intra-cell clusters.
SG11 agreed to start two new work items on IMT-2020 related issues:
- ITU-T Q.PMUPF “Protocol for managing User Plane function in IMT-2020 network”
- ITU-T Q.FMEC-SRA “Signalling requirement and architecture for federated multi-access edge computing”
In addition, SG11 has made progress on the following draft Recommendations:
ITU-T Q.INS-PM “Protocol for managing intelligent network slicing with AI-assisted analysis in IMT-2020 network”
ITU-T X.HP2P-pp “Hybrid P2P communications: Peer protocol”
ITU-T X.mp2p-srds “Managed P2P communications: Signalling requirements for data streaming”
ITU-T X.HP2P-Arch “Hybrid P2P communications: Functional architecture”
ITU-T X.mp2p-ocmp “Managed P2P communications: Overlay content management protocol”
ITU-T Q.WLAN5G-REQ “Signalling requirements of WLAN access network for interworking with 5G network”
ITU-T Q.IEC-PRO “Protocols for microservices based intelligent edge computing”
ITU-T Q.IMT2020-PIAS “Protocol for providing intelligent analysis services in IMT-2020 network”
More information about these results is available in the WP2/11 report (
SG11-TD1180/GEN).
10 Signalling issues
SG11 consented new draft Recommendation ITU-T Q.3745 (ex. Q.QMP-TCA) “Protocol for time constraint IoT-based applications over SDN", which describes the protocol for providing requested (by IoT server) network performance requirements for IoT applications in SDN and NFV based networks (IMT2020).
In addition, SG11 has made progress on the following draft Recommendations:
ITU-T Q.SCC “Signalling requirements and information model of Cooperative Controller”
ITU-T Q.BNG-P4switch “Procedures for Programming Protocol-Independent Packet Processors (p4) Switch-based vBNG”
ITU-T Q.BNG-PAC “Procedures for vBNG acceleration with programmable acceleration card”
ITU-T Q.SFD “Signalling requirements for Service Function's discovery”
ITU-T Q.telemetry-VBNS “Signalling requirements for telemetry of virtual broadband network services”
ITU-T Q.SFPtr “Signalling requirements for Service Function Paths Load Balancing Traceroute in SFC”
ITU-T X.HP2P-pp “Hybrid P2P communications: Peer protocol”
SG11 agreed to start new work items on signalling aspects, as follows:
ITU-T Q.hns “Signaling requirements for hierarchical network slicing service”
ITU-T Q.BNG-INC “Requirements and signalling of intelligence control for the border network gateway in computing power network”
ITU-T Q.CPN “Signaling requirements for computing power Network”
More information about these results is available in the WP1/11 report (
SG11-TD1179-R1/GEN).
11
Security issues of SS7 and other protocols
SG11 consented draft new Recommendation ITU-T Q.3057 (ex. Q.SR-Trust) “Signalling requirements and architecture for interconnection between trustable network entities” (SG11-TD1238/GEN), which specifies the signalling architecture and requirement for interconnection between trustable network entities in support of existing and emerging networks. Based on the architecture, it specifies the interfaces and signalling requirements between the functional entities and signalling procedures to be applied.
Also, as a continuation of the previous related activities, including those related to financial services, SG11 decided to start two new work items, as follows:
ITU-T Q.CIDA “Signalling requirements of calling line identification authentication”
ITU-T TR-USSD “Low resource requirement, quantum resistant, encryption of USSD messages for use in financial services”.
More information about these results is available in the WP1/11 report (SG11-TD1179-R1/GEN).
12 VoLTE/ViLTE-related issues
Following received contributions and discussion, SG11 determined draft Recommendation ITU-T Q.3643 (ex. Q.DEN_IMS) "Signalling architecture of distributed infrastructure ENUM networking for IMS" to apply the Traditional Approval Process as described in Section 9 of WTSA Resolution 1 (Rev. Hammamet, 2016) (see SG11-R30). The comments received from SG2 were well noted and reflected in the output document.
Draft Recommendation ITU-T Q.3643 “Signalling architecture of distributed infrastructure ENUM networking for IMS” defines the signalling architecture of distributed ENUM networking in support of IMS interconnection. Based on a distributed framework of the ENUM server, it specifies the signalling requirements for the functional entities, signalling procedures and protocols to be applied for interfaces, security consideration, etc.
SG11 intends to approve this draft Recommendation following Member States consultation (see
TSB Circular 241) at the next SG11 meeting in Geneva, 22-31 July 2020 (TBA).
More information about these results is available in the WP1/11 report (
SG11-TD1179-R1/GEN).
13 Testing specifications, monitoring and implementation of ITU C&I ProgrammeSG11 consented new draft Recommendation ITU-T Q.3963 (ex. Q.SDN-OFT) “The compatibility testing of SDN-based equipment using OpenFlow protocol”, which describes compatibility testing of devices using the OpenFlow protocols. This Recommendation specifies the means and methods for testing in laboratory conditions using a model network.
In addition, SG11 has made progress on the following draft Recommendations:
- ITU-T Q.TP_AR “Testing procedures of Augmented Reality applications”
ITU-T Q.BNGP “Set of parameters of vBNG for monitoring”
ITU-T Q.BaaS-iop-reqts “Interoperability testing requirements of blockchain as a service”
ITU-T Q.vbng-iop-reqts “Interoperability testing requirements of virtual Broadband Network Gateway”
ITU-T Q.vs-iop-ts “Test suite for interoperability testing of virtual switch”
ITU-T Q.PWS “Parameters for evaluating bottleneck of web-browsing service”
ITU-T Q.FW_IoT/Test “Framework for IoT Testing”
SG11 agreed to start two new work items, as follows:
- ITU-T Q.API4TB “Open API for interoperable testbed federations”
- ITU-T Q.BaaS-iop-reqts “Interoperability testing requirements of blockchain as a service”.
Finally, ITU-T SG11 updated the reference list of ITU-T Recommendations suitable for conformity/interoperability assessment (
SG11-TD1259/GEN).
More information about these results is available in the WP3/11 report (
SG11-TD1181/GEN).
14 Emergency telecommunications
SG11 has made progress on the following draft Recommendations related to emergency telecommunications:
- Draft new Recommendation ITU-T Q.ETN-DS “Signalling architecture of the fast deployment emergency telecommunication network to be used in a natural disaster” describes general framework of the fast deployment emergency telecommunication network to be used in a natural disaster. It also describes different technologies which might be used as a part of this network including: self-organizing communication technologies (Ubiquities Sensor Network), Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV), IoT and Flying ubiquitous sensor network (FUSN). The draft Recommendation also defines functional elements of emergency telecommunication network and contains the requirements for services and protocols.
- Draft Supplement Q.suppl.ETS_Multi_Access “Signalling requirements for IMS emergency telecommunications service in support of multiple accesses” defines architecture and signalling requirements of IMS emergency telecommunications service in support of multiple accesses.
SG11 informed ITU-D SG2 and ITU-R WP5A on progress of draft ITU-T Q.ETN-DS accordingly (
SG11-LS129).
More information about these results is available in the WP1/11 report (
SG11-TD1179-R1/GEN)
15 Combating counterfeit ICT and mobile device theft
At this meeting, further to
TSB Circular 205 of 6 November 2019, and pursuant to clause 9.5 of Resolution 1 (Rev. Hammamet, 2016), ITU-T Study Group 11 (Signalling requirements, protocols, test specifications and combating counterfeit products), during its meeting taking place in Geneva on 4-13 March 2020, approved new Recommendation ITU-T Q.5051 “Framework for combating the use of stolen mobile devices”. This Recommendation contains the reference framework and requirements that should be considered when deploying solutions to combat the use of stolen mobile devices.
SG11 has made progress on the following draft Recommendations:
- ITU-T Q.DEV_DUI “Addressing mobile devices with duplicate unique identifier”
- ITU-T TR-RLB-IMEI “Reliability of IMEI”
- ITU-T Q.BL-Audit “IMEI Blacklisting Audit Interface”
- ITU-T Q.Sup.CFS-AFR (ex. TR-FCM) “Guidelines on combating counterfeit and stolen mobile devices in African region”
- ITU-T Q.Sup.CFS-Use-Cases (ex. TR-BP_CF) “Use Cases on the Combat of Counterfeit ICT and Stolen Mobile Devices”
Also, SG11 agreed to start a new Supplement ITU-T Q.Sup.CFS-Rdm “Roadmap for the Q.5050-series - Combat of Counterfeit ICT and Stolen Mobile Devices”, which specifies the index and relation for the Q.5050 series Recommendations, Technical Reports and Supplements on the Combat of Counterfeit ICT and Stolen Mobile Devices.
Finally, in the way to advance the work item ITU-T Q.Sup.CFS-Use-Cases, SG11 decided to dissemenate a call for use cases on the combat of counterfeit ICT and stolen mobile devices (
TSB Circular 239). ITU Members are invited to share their experiences in terms of challenges, opportunities and results relating to the combat of counterfeit ICT and stolen mobile devices, and provide information on the use cases that are being, or are going to be implemented in accordance with ITU-T Q.5050 series.
ITU Members are encouraged to share their experiences by completing the relevant form highlighted in
TSB Circular 239 and returning it to ITU-T SG11 (
tsbsg11@itu.int) by 30 June 2020 (2359 hours Geneva time).
More information about these results is available in the WP3/11 report (
SG11-TD1181/GEN).
16 Preparation for WTSA-20
SG11 arranged several sessions on preparation for WTSA-20 in order to create proposals from SG11 to the next study period, based on the inputs received from SG11 members.
The meeting reviewed all the proposed revised Question texts, new Questions’ texts and text for the mandate of SG11 according to received contributions, based on
SG11-TD1069-R1/GEN, which was agreed by SG11 in October 2019.
Initially, there was a plan to finalize Questions texts for next Study Period (2021-2024) in March 2020. However, due to lack of consensus on some proposed new Questions texts, SG11 decided to return to discussion of the left issues during next SG11 meeting, scheduled to take place in Geneva on 22-31 July 2020 (TBA).
SG11 meeting (4-13 March 2020) achieved the following progress:
- Revised and agreed Questions’ texts for A/11, B/11, C/11, D/11, E/11, F/11, G/11, H/11, I/11, J/11, K/11, L/11, M/11;
- WSIS action lines and SDGs were added for each question;
- Questions’ texts N/11, O/11 and P/11 were completed, but all these three Questions require additional discussion;
- SG11 title, mandate, points of guidance, lead SG roles were not changed and SG11 decided to keep changes agreed in SG11 meeting in October 2019.
The latest updated SG11 Questions’ texts, its titles, mandates, points of guidance and lead roles for the next study period are available in
SG11-TD1260/GEN.
The draft text contained in
SG11-TD1260/GEN should be considered as baseline for WTSA-20 preparatory discussions of SG11 and to be discussed and finalized at next SG11 meeting (22-31 July 2020, Geneva, TBA). Then, after meeting in July, the proposal will be submitted to TSAG and WTSA-20 accordingly.
17 Outgoing Liaison StatementsThe following table shows the list of the 19 agreed outgoing liaison statements, including two outgoing LSs (
SG11-TD1107/GEN,
SG11-TD1129/GEN) agreed by the correspondence, which were noted at the SG11 opening plenary. See
SG11-TD1118/GEN.
|
# |
Q (s) |
For: |
To: |
Title |
Reference |
1
| 1/11
| I
| ITU-T SG2
| LS/r on status of the draft Recommendation Q.3643 (ex. Q.DEN_IMS) "Signalling architecture of distributed infrastructure ENUM networking for IMS" (SG2-LS147)
| SG11-LS127
|
2
| 2/11
| I
| ITU-T SG2
| LS on initiation of new work item ITU-T Q.CIDA
| SG11-LS128
|
3
| 2/11
| I
| ITU-T SG17
| LS on consent of new draft Recommendation ITU-T Q.3057 "Signalling requirements and architecture for interconnection between trustable network entities"
| SG11-LS125
|
4
| 3/11
| I
| ITU-D SG2 Q5/2 ITU-R WP5A
| LS on disaster relief use cases
| SG11-LS129 |
5
| 4/11
| I
| ITU-T SG13 JCA-IMT2020
| LS on recent network slicing and computing power network related developments in Q4/SG11: two new draft Recommendations
| SG11-LS130 |
6
| 5/11
| I | ITU-T SG20 | LS on consent of draft new Recommendation ITU-T Q.3055 (ex. Q.HET-GW) "Signalling protocol for Heterogeneous IoT gateways"
| SG11-LS123 |
7
| 5/11
| I | ITU-T SG13 JCA-IMT2020
| LS on recent SDN-related progress in Q5/11: new work item ITU-T Q.BNG-INC: “Requirements and signalling of intelligence control for the border network gateway in computing power network”
| SG11-LS131
|
8
| 9/11
| A | ETSI TC INT
| LS on open API for interoperable testbed federations
| SG11-LS133
|
9
| 10/11
| A
| ITU-D SG2 Q4/2
| LS on contribution on conformance and interoperability
| SG11-LS132
|
10
| 11/11
| I
| ITU-T SG15 All ITU-T SGs
| LS/r on the Conformance and Interoperability Testing (CIT) activities for WP1/15 Recommendations (SG15-LS228)
| SG11-LS126
|
11
| 14/11
| I | ITU-T SG13 ITU-T SG16 | LS on new work item ITU-T Q.BaaS-iop-reqts "Interoperability testing requirements of blockchain as a service"
| SG11-LS134
|
12
| 15/11 | I
| ITU-D SG2 (Q4/2), APT, ATU, CEPT, CITEL, LAS, RCC
| LS on updates on the current work at ITU-T Q15/11 "Combating counterfeit and stolen ICT equipment"
| SG11-LS135
|
13
| All/11
| I | ITU-T SG13 | LS/r on invitation to review Big Data Standardization Roadmap and provide missing or updated information (SG13-LS122)
| SG11-LS136
|
14
| All/11
| A
| ITU-T SG13 | LS/r on invitation to review Artificial Intelligence Standardization Roadmap and provide missing or updated information (SG13-LS118)
| SG11-LS137
|
15
| All/11
| A | TSAG
| LS/r on hot topics (TSAG-LS32)
| SG11-LS138
|
16
| All/11
| A | SCV
| LS on new ITU-T SG11 terms and definitions
| SG11-LS141
|
17
| CASC | A
I | IECEE CMC WG33
SG16
| LS/r Questioner to members of ITU-T CASC issues by IECEE CMC WG 33 ITU requirements (IECEE-LS1)
| SG11-LS124
|
18
| CASC
| I | IECEE CMC WG33
SG16
| LS/r on Questioner to members of ITU-T CASC issues by IECEE CMC WG 33 ITU requirements (IECEECMCWG33-LS1)
| SG11-LS139
|
18 Approved new work items
18.1 New work items initiated during ITU-T SG11 meeting (Geneva, 4-13 March 2020)
The following table shows the list of the ten new work items. See SG11-TD1126/GEN.
|
N. |
Q |
Work item (Draft Recs) |
Title |
Editor |
Timing |
Ref. |
| 1 | 2/11
| TR-USSD
| Low resource requirement, quantum resistant, encryption of USSD messages for use in financial services
| Assaf Klinger, Vaulto Technologies
| 2021-03
| TBD
|
2
| 2/11 | Q.CIDA
| Signalling procedures of calling line identification authentication
| Minrui Shi, China Telecom
| 2021-10
| SG11-TD1236/GEN
|
3
| 4/11 | Q.hns
| Signalling requirements for hierarchical network slicing service
| Cancan Huang, Ying Cheng, Huanan Chen
| 2022-03
| SG11-TD1219/GEN
|
4
| 4/11
| Q.CPN
| Signalling requirements for computing power Network
| Chang Cao, Shuai Zhang, Bo Lei
| 2022-03 | SG11-TD1220/GEN
|
5
| 5/11 | Q.BNG-INC
| Requirements and signalling of intelligence control for the border network gateway in computing power network
| Aipeng Guo, China Unicom Junfeng Ma, MIIT Bo Lei, China Telecom
| 2022-03
| SG11-TD1213/GEN
|
6
| 6/11 | Q.PMUPF | Protocol for managing User Plane function in IMT-2020 network
| Liu Tangqing, Dan Xu, Aipeng Guo, Chao Liu, Dan Wang
| 2021-4Q
| SG11-TD1233/GEN
|
7
| 7/11
| Q.FMEC-SRA
| Signalling requirement and architecture for federated MEC
| Jongmin LEE, Yangjung KIM
| 2021-4Q
| SG11-TD1203/GEN
|
8
| 9/11
| Q.API4TB | Open API for interoperable testbed federations
| Sébastien Ziegler
| 2021-06
| SG11-TD1241/GEN
|
9
| 14/11
| Q.BaaS-iop-reqts
| Interoperability testing requirements of blockchain as a service
| Xiaoou Liu, China Telecom, Zheng Huang, ZTE Corporation, Wei Liang, China Telecom
| 2022-Q4
| SG11-TD1196/GEN
|
18.2 Work items initiated during the interim Rapporteur groups meeting, held in October 2019 - March 2020
None
19 Work plan for interim Working Party and Rapporteur meetings
The following represents the interim meetings plan as agreed at the ITU-T SG11 Plenary (Geneva, 13 March 2020). Also available in SG11-TD1119-R1/GEN.
19.1 Rapporteur groups
The following interim Rapporteurs' groups meetings were agreed at SG11 closing plenary (Geneva, 13 March 2020):
|
Question |
Dates |
Place / Host |
Terms of reference |
Contact |
Email
reflector |
3/11
| 3-5 June 2020 9:00-11:00 (Geneva time)
| e-meeting
| - Progress the on-going work items Q.ETN-DS and Q.suppl.ETS_Multi_Access
- But not limited to
| Xiaojie Zhu China Telecom zhuxiaojie[at]chinatelecom.cn
| t17sg11q3[at]lists.itu.int
|
7/11
| 25-29 May 2020
| e-meeting
| - Progress ongoing work items of Q7/11
- Discuss ToR of Q7/11 for next study period
- Discuss new work item proposals
- Establish future work plans
| Q7/11 Rapporteur Jongmin Lee jminlee[at]sk.com
Kwihoon Kim, kwihooi[at]etri.re.kr
| t17sg11q7[at]lists.itu.int
|
8/11
| 11-15 May 2020
| Geneva | - Development of updated text of ITU-T X.mp2p-srds, X.mp2p-ocmp, X.HP2P-Arch, and X.HP2P-pp
- Preparation of Consent
- Discuss new work items
- Preparation for WTSA-20
| WP2/11 Chairman Shin-Gak KANG, sgkang[at]etri.re.kr
| t17sg11q8[at]lists.itu.int
|
9/11
| 26 May 2020 (11:00 Geneva time)
| e-meeting | - Progress on-going work item including Q.API4TB
- Discuss input contributions
- Discuss the TD
| Martin BRAND Rapporteur martin.brand[at]a1telekom.at
| t17sg11q9[at]lists.itu.int
|
12/11
| 16-17 April 2020 9:00-11:00 (Geneva time)
| e-meeting | - Progress the on-going work items Q.FW_IoT/Test and Q.39_FW_Test_ID_IoT;
- But not limited to.
| Ruslan Kirichek SPbSUT
Russian Federation
kirichek[at]sut.ru
| t17sg11q12[at]lists.itu.int
|
12/11
| 24-26 June 2020 9:00-11:00 (Geneva time)
| e-meeting | - Progress the on-going work items Q.FW_IoT/Test and Q.39_FW_Test_ID_IoT;
- But not limited to.
| Ruslan Kirichek SPbSUT
Russian Federation
kirichek[at]sut.ru
| t17sg11q12[at]lists.itu.int
|
20 Regional Groups' meetings
The detailed information will be circulated through the relevant mailing lists and reflected on the Regional Groups web pages.
21 Promotion of ITU-T SG11 work
It was decided that all SG11-related Workshops are postponed to 2021 due to preparation to WTSA-20.
22 Next Study Group 11 meeting
The next SG11 meeting is planned to take place in Geneva from 22 to 31 July 2020. The dates and venue will be confirmed.
