ICC 2014

CQR Technical Committee Meeting

CQR Chair: Hideaki YoshinoJune 12

Sydney, Australia

• WELCOME• Officers and Advisory Board• CQR Background and Activities• CQR Charter• ICCs and GLOBECOMs• CQR2015• ADJOURN

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Agenda

2014-2015 Officers

• Chair Hideaki Yoshino• Chair-Elect Carol Davids• Vice Chair - Operations Tetsuya Yokotani• Vice Chair - Publications Weider Yu• Secretary Scott Poretsky• Treasurer Kevin Krantz• Standards Liaison Hideaki Yoshino

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CQR Advisory Board

• Kelly Krick, (Chair), Ericsson, US• Hiromi Ueda, Tokyo Univ. of Tech., JP• Chi-Ming Chen, AT&T, US• Kenichi Mase, Niigata Univ., JP• Karl Rauscher, EastWest Institute, US• Koichi Asatani, Kogakuin Univ., JP• Raymond Bonelli, Consultant, US

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CQR Background and Activities• CQR: Technical Committee on

Communications Quality & Reliability • Established in 1986 as QAMC (Quality Assurance

Management Committee) • One of the 23 Technical Committees of IEEE ComSoc• Holds annual international workshop, except 1996

and 2003• Three Committee Meetings each year: Last one: CQR Workshop 2014, Tucson, AZ Today: ICC 2014, Thu. June 12, 12:30 – 14:00 Sydney Next one: GLOBECOM 2014, Dec. 10(not FIXED), Austin, TX

• Meeting presentations and minutes are posted on the CQR web site http://committees.comsoc.org/cqr/

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ComSoc 23 TCs

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Ad Hoc & Sensor Networks

Cognitive Networks

Communications & Information Security

Communications Quality and Reliability

Communications Software

Communications Switching & Routing

Communications Systems Integration &

Modeling

Communication Theory

Computer Communications

Data Storage

e-Health

High-Speed Networking

Information Infrastructure & Networking

Internet

Multimedia Communications

Network Operations & Management

Optical Networking

Power Line Communications

Radio Communications

Satellite & Space Communications

Signal Processing & Communications

Electronics

Transmission, Access, & Optical Systems

Wireless Communications

CQR Charter • Revised Nov. 2009• Focuses on and advocates worldwide

communications and reliability on behalf of, and within, the Communications Society.

• Serves as the catalyst for global awareness and the exchange of information relative to technical and management-related aspects of communications quality and reliability. This also extends to security of the telecommunications network.

• CQR technical subject matter includes:I. Service Quality and ReliabilityII. Network Quality and ReliabilityIII. Product and System Quality and Reliability

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IEEE : CQRM Symposia (1)

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Year ICC GLOBECOM2002 4/28-5/2, New York

Koichi Asatani 11/17-21, Taipei, TaiwanKoichi Asatani

2003 5/11-15, Anchorage Koichi Asatani

12/01-05, San Francisco -

2004 6/20-24, Paris, France Koichi Asatani

11/29-12/3, Dallas-

2005 5/16-20, Seoul, KoreaHiromi Ueda

11/28 – 12/2, St. Louis-

2006 6/11-15, Istanbul, TurkeyHiromi Ueda

11/27 – 12/1, San FranciscoHiromi Ueda

2007 6/24-28, Glasgow, UKHiromi Ueda

11/26 – 11/30, Washington, DC-

2008 5/19-23, Beijing, ChinaHiromi Ueda

11/30 – 12/4, New OrleansToshinori Tsuboi

2009 6/14-18, Dresden, GermanyHiromi Ueda

11/30 – 12/4, HonoluluHajime Nakamura

IEEE : CQRM Symposia (2)

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Year ICC GLOBECOM

2010 5/23-27, Cape Town, South AfricaToshinori Tsuboi

12/06-10, MiamiHideaki Yoshino

2011 6/05-09, Kyoto, JapanToshinori Tsuboi

12/05-09, HoustonTetsuya Yokotani

2012 6/10-15, Ottawa, CanadaHideaki Yoshino

12/03-07, AnaheimTetsuya Yokotani

2013 6/09-13, Budapest, HugaryTetsuya Yokotani

12/09-13, AtlantaHideaki Yoshino

2014 6/10-14, Sydney, AustraliaKohei Shiomoto

12/8-12, AustinWeider Yu

2015 6/8-12, London, UKKelly Krick

12/6-10, San DiegoKohei Shiomoto

2016 Jun. Kuala LumpurKohei Shiomoto

Dec. Washington D.C.TBD

ICC 2014 CQRM Symposium Sessions• CQRM-01: Performance Analysis

• CQRM-02: Quality of Experience Study

• CQRM-03: Energy Efficient Communications

• CQRM-04: Network Routing and Planning

• CQRM-05: Efficient Transport Protocols

• CQRM-06: Resource Allocation and Performance

• CQRM-07: Network Tomography and Access Technologies

• CQRM-08: Multimedia and QoS Provisioning

• CQRM-09: Cloud-based Services and Architectures

• CQRM-10: Optimizing Wireless Mobile Networks

• CQRM-P1: CQRM Interactive Presentation

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Submissions over Time

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Outstanding Leadership Award

Number of Submissions

211(GLOBECOM2009)

-> 293 (GLOBECOM2010)

39% increase

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2014 CQR Workshop

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• May 19-22, 2014; Tucson, AZ• General Co-Chair: Martin Guldberg, Verizon Wireless, USA

• Segment and Panel Chairs: Segment 1: Scott Poretsky - Allot Communications Segment 2: Tara Timblin – Symantec Segment 3: Fran Walton, Verizon Wireless Executive Panel: Michael P. Ryan, Verizon Wireless Distinguished Expert Panel: Carol Davids, Illinois

Institute of TechnologyOperations Panel: Chris Mayer

• Technical Program Chair and Secretary: Katsunori Yamaoka, Tokyo Institute of Technology Ken-Ichi Suzuki, NTT

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2014 CQR Workshop

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2014 CQR Workshop

CQR Chairman’s AwardThe IEEE Com Soc President Sergio Benedetto and CQR Chair Hideaki Yoshino, honored

• Matthew Bross, • Bernard L. Malone III, • Stuart Goldman and • Kevin J. Krantz

with the 2014 CQR Chairman’sAward at an awards ceremonyduring the 2014 CQR Workshop in Tucson, Arizonaon May 14, 2014.

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Survey Results for 2014 CQR Workshop

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May 12-14, 2015

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