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TR-51 | Smart Utility Networks

Engineering Committee TR-51 is developing air-interface, network, and conformance standards in support of Smart Utility Networks. The committee will focus on air-interface and network standards with wireless mesh network topology, optimized for Smart Utility Network applications. Smart Utility Networks standards are intended to provide solutions for two-way data transmission between devices and back-office systems of the utility provider with a focus on improving services. The committee will develop standards for OSI layers 1 through 4, leveraging applicable existing standards.

TR-50 | M2M - Smart Device Communications

Engineering Committee TR-50 M2M - Smart Device Communications is responsible for the development and maintenance of access agnostic interface standards for the monitoring and bi-directional communication of events and information between machine-to-machine (M2M) systems and smart devices, applications or networks. These standards development efforts pertain to but are not limited to the functional areas as noted: Reference Architecture, Informational Models and Standard Objects, Protocol Aspects, Software Aspects, Conformance and Testing, and Security.

TR-49 | eHealthcare ICT

TR-48 | Vehicular Telematics

Engineering Committee TR-48 is responsible for the development and maintenance of voluntary standards relating to vehicular telematics equipment and services and intended to be employed in support of vehicular telematics. Vehicular Telematics services have been drawing attentions from the auto industry, and transportation regulators and service providers for public safety reasons. Through their work on Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS), many of the global standard forums have been developing the capability to transmit road conditions, vital automobile crash warnings or information to emergency responders immediately following an incident. The 5.9 GHz Dedicated Short Range Communications for Wireless Access in Vehicular Environments (DSRC/WAVE) communications system has been chosen to be the primary radio for North America ITS emergency services, which is TR-48's primary area of focus for standards development.

TR-47 | Terrestrial and Non Terrestrial Mobile Multimedia Multicast

This engineering committee is responsible for the development and maintenance of voluntary downlink standards for terrestrial and non-terrestrial mobile multimedia multicast systems. These standards are intended to be employed by users and suppliers to promote compatible and interoperable systems to support multicast audio, video and data requirements for a wide range of commercial and public services.

TR-45 | Mobile and Point-to-Point Communications Standards

Committee TR-45 is responsible for performance, compatibility, interoperability, and service standards for wireless mobile and personal communications systems as well as standards for terrestrial fixed point-to-point radio communications equipment and systems (e.g., microwave radio). These standards pertain to, but are not restricted to, service information, wireless terminal equipment, wireless base station equipment, wireless switching office equipment, ancillary apparatus, auxiliary applications, internetwork and inter-system operations and interfaces. The TR-45 Committee shall coordinate, for the purposes of consistency, and to promote efficient and timely development of standards with other TR Committees, international, foreign, or national standards fora, and with other appropriate organizations as their work requires.

  • Committee TR-45 operates within the Mission Statement of the Telecommunications Industry Association and under the direct supervision and guidelines of the Technical Committee, the Technical Standards Subcommittee and the Wireless Communications Division.
  • The Standards development programs of Committee TR-45 operate under the accreditation awarded to the Telecommunications Industry Association by the American National Standards Institute. Committee TR- 45 operates under the guidelines of the Telecommunications Industry Association and in accordance with the TIA Engineering Manual.

TR-42 | Telecommunications Cabling Systems

Engineering Committee TR-42 develops and maintains voluntary telecommunications standards for telecommunications cabling infrastructure in user-owned buildings, such as commercial buildings, residential buildings, homes, data centers, industrial buildings, etc.

TR-41 | Performance and Accessibility for Communications Products

The products, technologies, and technical areas within the scope of current and/or future standards developed and maintained by TR-41 include:
    Performance requirements for
  • Voice, video, and other features that are associated with communications services.
  • Environmental impacts.
  • User related features that interface to networks and other equipment.
  • Accessibility and usability.
    Covering products that connect to a communications network including:
  • Telephones with handsets, headsets, and speakerphones.
  • Communications gateways, conference systems, and other products that are typically installed at the user’s premises.
  • Wearable devices (e.g., watches, lapel microphones).
  • Using digital and analog wireline or “local radio” media (e.g., Wi-Fi® or Bluetooth®).
  • Directly or through another device (e.g. a USB headset connected through a computer).
  • For features that use wireless “air interfaces” (e.g., LTE, GSM, WCDMA).

TR-34 | Satellite Equipment & Systems

Engineering Committee TR-34 is responsible for standards and studies related to satellite communications systems, including both the space and earth segments. The committee focuses on standards for space-borne and terrestrial hardware; interfaces on standards for satellite and terrestrial systems; and the efficient use of spectrum and orbital resources, including sharing between satellite and terrestrial services. Active projects range from studies on how best to accomplish inter-service spectrum sharing to developing standards for achieving interoperability between satellite systems as well as among satellite and terrestrial systems, networks and services.

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