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1 Next Generation Core Networks Summit 2011 Standardisation and Developments within SAE Frédéric Firmin 3GPP Technical Officer Mobile World Congress, 19 th February

2 Terminology SAE The 3GPP work item defining A n d... LTE EPC The Evolved Packet Core network Evolved radio access technology but LTE is often used to describe the Complete system Including Radio EPS The Complete System this Mobile presentation World Congress, covers EPC aspects 19 th February

3 Topics of this presentation Overview of the standardisation work on SAE How is EPC different to current core networks? Standards and releases Where are we now & where are we heading? Mobile World Congress, 19 th February

4 Overview of the standardisation work on SAE Mobile World Congress, 19 th February

The 3rd Generation Partnership Project Development of a 3G mobile system based on evolved GSM and UTRA (both FDD and TDD) Maintenance and development of

5 The 3rd Generation Partnership Project Development of a 3G mobile system based on evolved GSM and UTRA (both FDD and TDD) Maintenance and development of GSM, GPRS and EDGE Development of an evolved 3G and beyond system: EPS 3GPP 2009 Mobile This is World an international Congress, effort 19 th February

6 Technical Specification Groups SAE work WMobile o r k World s p Congress, l i t a c r o s s T S19 G th s February & t h2009 e i r W o r k i n g G r o u p s 6

7 3GPP Evolution Higher data thoughput Lower latency RADIO INTERFACES More spectrum flexibility Improved CAPEX and OPEX More IMS applications SERVICES IP CORE NETWORK All-IP network Support of non-3gpp accesses Improved security Greater session continuity Greater device diversity 3GPP 2009 Mobile W h o World l e s Congress, y s t e m a p p r o 19 a th c February h

8 How is EPC different to current core networks? Mobile World Congress, 19 th February

9 2G/3G architecture domains Voice, SMS Access network 3GPP accesses Core network External networks 2G / 3G RATs: GSM/GPRS, UMTS, EDGE, HSPA Circuit core domain CS networks IMS domain Packet core domain PS networks Data Multimedia services T Mobile o d a World y b o Congress, t h C S a n d P 19 S th February i n t h e 2009 m i x 9

10 EPS architecture domains Access network 3GPP accesses Core network External networks 2G / 3G RATs LTE / LTE Advanced Circuit core domain CS networks IMS domain non-3gpp accesses cdma2000 Packet core domain PS networks WiMAX WLAN EPC = all-ip network EPC, Mobile an World all-ip Congress, network with support 19 th February of multiple 2009 access technologies 10

11 An all-ip core network in 2G/3G, the CS domain handles the voice calls and SMS but in EPC, there is no CS domain anymore! How to provide those services in this all-ip network? Solutions for voice CS fallback IMS: 3GPP MMTel / GSMA VoLTE CS over PS Over the top VoIP Solutions for SMS SMS over SGs interface IMS CS over PS EPC Mobile optimized World Congress, for IMS, but CSFB 19 is th February covered 2009 in the specifications 11

12 Multiple access networks EPC Access networks 3GPP accesses Non-3GPP accesses GSM/GPRS, EDGE, UMTS, HSPA, LTE Trusted WiMAX, cdma2000 Non-trusted Public WiFi Inter-system mobility convergence Mobile World Congress, facilitated by the EPC 19 th February ; additional 2009 security for untrusted accesses 12

QoS in the EPS UEs Voice calls IP connectivity QoS RADIO RESOURCES CN RESOURCES Web browsing E-mail Video streaming Other

13 QoS in the EPS UEs Voice calls IP connectivity QoS RADIO RESOURCES CN RESOURCES Web browsing Video streaming Other services Diverse Mobile World range Congress, of UE s and Services 19 th February stretching 2009 Resources to the limit 13

14 QoS in the EPS Different services, different requirements in terms of: Service level: best effort or guaranteed service level Acceptable packet delays and loss rate Different QoS deployment models: User-based differentiation Service-based differentiation Or a combination of user / service-based D Mobile i f f e World r e n Congress, t i a t i o n i s a k 19 e th y February r e q u 2009 i r e m e n t 14

15 Differences between pre-eps and EPS QoS 4 traffic classes: Pre-EPS QoS conversational, streaming, interactive and background 13 individual QoS parameters: Maximum bitrate, Delivery order, Maximum SDU size, SDU format information, SDU error ratio EPS Qos 9 QoS Classes Indexes (QCI) map to combinations of: GBR/non-GBR, and predefined valuesfor priority, packet delay budget and acceptable packet loss rate Allocation and Retention Priority 3 priority values No always-on bearer after attach Bearer establishment initiated by the network or the UE Allocation and Retention Priority 15 priority values Always-on IP connectivity Default bearer / dedicated bearer Bearer establishment initiated by the network For more details: see 3GPP TS For more details: see 3GPP TS EPS Mobile Qos: World simplified, Congress, more flexible 19 th and February efficient

16 Standards Where are we now & where are we heading? Mobile World Congress, 19 th February

17 3GPP releases STABLE BASE FOR IMPLEMENTORS Release freeze 3GPP RELEASE BACKWARD COMPATIBLE PARALLEL A Mobile release World is a Congress, consistent set of specifications 19 th February 2009 and features provided within 17

18 Building on releases EPS Releases A Mobile n e w World 3 G Congress, P P R e l e a s e 19 s th l February a t e d e 2009 v e r y 1-2 y e a r s 18

19 Release 8 First release of EPS (LTE and EPC) Frozen since December 2008 SAE core work: High level functions and procedures common for all accesses Evolution of the GPRS core to support LTE access (TS ) Support of non-3gpp accesses (TS ) Inter-system mobility Some features: CS fallback Home NodeB / enodeb Earthquake and Tsunami Warning System (ETWS) All Mobile LTE World networks Congress, and trials are based 19 th February on Rel & Rel-9 so far 19

20 Rel-9 Frozen since December 2009 Some features: IMS Emergency Calls over GPRS and EPS Public Warning System (PWS) Enhancements to Home NodeB / enodeb All Mobile LTE World networks Congress, and trials are based 19 th February on Rel & Rel-9 so far 20

21 Rel-10 Frozen since March 2011 Some features: Network improvements for M2M (NIMTC) Local IP Access (LIPA) and Selected IP Traffic Offload (SIPTO) IP Flow Mobility and WLAN offload (IFOM) Multi Access PDN Connectivity (MAPCON) On the radio side: First release of LTE-Advanced, which was submitted to ITU-R as a candidate for IMT-Advanced 4G mobile technology T Mobile h i s World i s w Congress, h e r e w e a r e 19 n th o February w

22 Rel-11 (future) Service requirements ("stage 1") are still being discussed. They will be frozen in September Architecture ( stage 2 ) and protocol design ( stage 3 ) will be frozen in March and September 2012 respectively. Some features and studies: Further improvements for M2M Study on Alternatives to E.164 for M2M Simulation of USSD in IMS QoS Control Based on Subscriber Spending Limits Note: Summaries of all releases can be found at: R Mobile e l - 1 World 1 i s Congress, n o w t h e p r 19 i o th r February i t y

23 Conclusions 3GPP LTE & EPC are themajor enabler for mobile broadband IMS, a companion to the EPC 3GPP is open and transparent as Members define the content of Rel-11 and further releases Mobile World Congress, 19 th February

Thank You! www.3gpp.org Frédéric Firmin (frederic.firmin@3gpp.

24 Thank You! Frédéric Firmin 3GPP Technical Officer Mobile World Congress, 19 th February

Big Picture. ~10 years between generations

Big Picture. ~10 years between generations Big Picture ~10 years between generations 7 Who is Who? Mobile Operators ITU Members ITU GSM, W-CDMA, UMTS IS-95), IS-41, IS- 2000, IS-835 Third Generation Patnership Project (3GPP) CWTS (China) Third