5 Content of GSM Release 1999
01.013GPPTechnical Specifications and Technical Reports for a GERAN-based 3GPP systemTS
5.1 GSM only Work Areas
Title |
Enhanced Data rates for GSM Evolution (EDGE) – BSS Part |
Enhanced Data rates for GSM Evolution (EDGE) – NSS Part[1] |
General Packet Radio Service Phase 2 (GPRS) – radio part[2] |
GSM on 450 MHz Frequency Band |
BSS co-ordination of Radio Resource allocation for class A GPRS services – GSM Radio Access (R99) |
BSS co-ordination of Core Network Resource allocation for class A GPRS services -GSM-3G Core Network (R99)[3] |
5.2 Common GSM/3G Work Areas
Title |
Access to ISPs and Intranets in GPRS Phase 2 – Wireless/Remote Access to LANs (R99) |
Access to ISPs and Intranets in GPRS Phase 2; Separation of General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) bearer establishment and ISP service environment setup (R99) |
Advanced Addressing |
Architecture of the GSM-UMTS Platform |
Architecture overview of the GSM-UMTS System |
Automatic Establishment of Roaming Relations |
Call Forwarding Enhancements (CFE) |
Calling Name Presentation – Euro (CNAP-EU) |
CAMEL Phase 3 |
Charging and Billing for GPRS – Advice of Charge |
Charging and Billing for GPRS – Hot Billing |
Charging and Billing for GPRS – Pre-Paid |
Enhanced QoS Support in GPRS |
Follow Me |
Fraud Information Gathering System applied to GPRS |
General Packet Radio Service Phase 2 (GPRS) – network partError: Reference source not found |
Generic signalling mechanism for service support |
GPRS – Point-To-Multipoint Services |
GPRS Mobile IP Interworking |
Idle mode classmark[4] |
Immediate Service Termination (IST) : CAMEL free solution |
Impact of Telecommunications Data Protection Directive on GSM Standards[5] |
Interworking with Mobile Satellite Systems |
LAPDm performance enhancement |
MexE Release 99 |
MS and Network-Resident Execution Environments (MS/N-RExE) |
MS Antenna Test Method[6] |
Multiple Subscriber Profile (MSP) based on CAMEL ph. 3 |
Noise Suppression for AMR speech codec |
Provision of text telephony service in GSM and UMTS |
Service Continuity and Provision of VHE via GSM/UMTS |
Service to GSM Handportables in trains[7] |
Specification of a bearer independent protocol for SAT applications to exchange data over the GSM network |
SS7 Security |
Study on Combined GSM and Mobile IP Mobility Handling in UMTS IP CN |
Study on provision of facsimile services in GSM and UMTS |
Support for real time services in the Packet domain for GSM/GPRS/UMTS R99 |
Tandem Free Operation of speech codecs in Mobile-to-Mobile Calls (MMCs) : out-band |
Tandem free aspects for UMTS and between UMTS and 2G systems |
USSD Enhancements |
Virtual Home Environment |
Codec for Low Bitrate Multimedia Telephony Service |
Support of non-realtime Multimedia Messaging Service |
Mandatory Speech Codec for Narrowband Telephony Service |
WAP WAE User Agent / SIM toolkit interworking |
Generic Logical and Physical specification for IC card and terminal interface |
Specification of administrative commands and functions for IC cards |
Codec(s) for Wide band Telephony Services[8] |
AMR – Wideband[9] |
Gateway Location Register (GLR) |
Turbo-Charger: Feasibility Study |
Pre-paging |
The following WIs state in their title that they apply only for 3G system. However, it is proposed that these WIs also apply to GSM, as they impact the core network, which is common to GSM and UMTS. In case such proposal is accepted, they should be renamed and classified as common GSM/3G WIs.
UMTS Charging & Billing[10] |
UMTS Numbering, Addressing and Identities[11] |
UMTS Open Service Architecture |
UMTS Core based on ATM Transport |
IP-in-IP tunnelling in GPRS backbone for UMTS, phase 1 |
End to End UMTS QoS Management[12] |
QoS for Speech and Multimedia Codec[13] |
Multimedia in UMTS[14] |
3G Audio-Visual Terminal Characteristics |
3G charging management[15] |
3G system fault management |
3G system configuration management |
3G system performance management |
5.3 Release 99 Work Areas impacting other systems
Title |
GPRS phase 2 for PCS1900 |
EDGE Compact and support for EGPRS in ANSI-136 networks |