Subject: [Detnet] IETF92- Request for 6TiSCH WG Agenda items

From: "Pascal Thubert (pthubert)" <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 23 Feb 2015 09:54:03 +0000

Dear All:

For the next IETF in Dallas, we are going to have 2 6TiSCH sessions, one 90
minutes for unchartered work (including DetNet) and one 150 minutes for
chartered work.
Our goal is to split the sessions as follows:

Day				Time		Room		Topic
Monday Afternoon Session II 	1520-1650 CDT 	Continental 	DetNet, IoT
PCE, Dynamic Scheduling, re-chartering
Thursday Morning Session I     	0900-1130 CDT 	Continental 	WG Docs,
6top, ETSI Plugtest, Security, more re-chartering

On Monday, we'd wish to see discussions on:
- DetNet: Gap analysis - need for IETF work, problem statement and
architecture, requirement drafts
- IoT PCE: Gap analysis vs. 6TiSCH needs, Barcelona workshop highlights,
6TiSCH requirements for PCE and TEAS.
- Dynamic Scheduling: OTF draft status, local vs. distributed optimizations,
chunk appropriation and fairness. 
- Rechartering: what of the above should be suggested as charter items. Call
for intent to actually produce related work.

On Thursday:
- Last calls on TSCH and architecture drafts. 
- Minimal draft publication
- Status on 6top related drafts, chartered and non-chartered
- ETSI plugtest coverage. What's basic support and what's stretched
- Security: Status of join process work. Suggestions for chartered work.
Positioning vs. SEC area WGs.
- More rechartering: summary of the Monday session. Same questions including
the items above.

We are now calling for the agenda items for both WG sessions.
Please send your requests to [email-masked] and Chonggang
[email-masked], and include the following information:
.	Name and link to your draft, paper, or web page.
.	A brief description of  your presentation topic
.	Requested time (5 to 20 minutes) 
.	Session (Monday vs. Thursday)

We are going to evaluate the requests based on WG items, charters, WG
interests and issues that require face-to-face resolution and allocate time
as we see fit.

Thanks for all!

Thomas and Pascal