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5  Key Issuesp. 20

6  Solutionsp. 25

6.0  Mapping of Solutions to Key Issuesp. 25

6.1  Solution #1: Tactile and multi-modality traffic flows coordination transmission for one UEp. 28

6.2  Solution #2:Group policy for Multi-modal Traffic among Multiple UEsp. 30

6.3  Solution #3: Same PCF selection for Multiple UEs with XRM servicesp. 32

6.4  Solution #4: QoS policy coordination for multiple UEs' QoS flowsp. 34

6.5  Solution #5: Exposure of the UE data rate, normal data transmission interruption event and congestion informationp. 40

6.6  Solution #6:Mean bit rate change reportp. 47

6.7  Solution #7: Identification and importance of packets in PDU setp. 50

6.8  Solution #8: Introduction of PDU Set information in RTP extension header and related QoS parametersp. 58

6.9  Solution #9: GTP extension header for PDU Set Sequence Number, and, Number of PDUs in the PDU Setp. 63

6.10  Solution #10: Different bearers for PDUs with different importance levelsp. 65

6.11  Solution #11: Handling PDU Set within QoS flowp. 68

6.12  Solution #12: PDU Set integrated QoS handlingp. 71

6.13  Solution #13: DL data handlingp. 78

6.14  Solution #14: PDU Set integrated packet handlingp. 83

6.15  Solution #15: Leverage RTP layer info for PDU Set handlingp. 90

6.16  Solution#16 : RTP/SRTP based PDU Set identificationp. 92

6.17  Solution #17: Sub QoS Flow based QoS and PCC Architecturep. 95

6.18  Solution #18: PDU Set Identification and Markingp. 100

6.19  Solution #19: Application-aware QoSp. 105

6.20  Solution #20: UPF based PDU Set identificationp. 108

6.21  Solution #21: PDU Set ID in the GTP-U headerp. 110

6.22  Solution #22: N6 tunnelling and GTP-U header extension for conveyance of PDU Set-related informationp. 112

6.23  Solution #23: PDU set related packet handling enhancementsp. 114

6.24  Solution #24: Support differentiated QoS Handling for different PDU Setsp. 117

6.25  Solution #25: PDU Set QoS Profile, QoS Flow parameters and QoS Characteristicsp. 124

6.26  Solution #26: Provisioning XR traffic configuration to 5GSp. 129

6.27  Solution #27: RT latency split for two QoS flows used for UL and DL respectivelyp. 132

6.28  Solution #28: RAN split RT latency for single QoS flowp. 134

6.29  Solution #29: Two Way Delay Budgetp. 136

6.30  Solution #30: Policy enhancements to minimize jitterp. 138

6.31  Solution #31: 5GS Policy enhancements to minimize the jitterp. 141

6.32  Solution #32: Periodicity Jitter Control for XRM Servicep. 143

6.33  Solution #33: support of CDRX enhancement for power saving handlingp. 146

6.34  Solution #34: 5GC and UE Assistance to RAN for CDRX Optimizationp. 148

6.35  Solution #35: Provision of conditional QoS profile(s)p. 153

6.36  Solution #36: Handling multiple QoS flows of one UE togetherp. 155

6.37  Solution#37 : Policy coordination for multiple UEs in multiple PCFsp. 157

6.38  Solution #38: Flow Association Using a Coordination Identifierp. 160

6.39  Solution #39: URSP enhancement for same PDU session selection of XRM servicep. 163

6.40  Solution #40: Application layer-based media synchronizationp. 164

6.41  Solution #41: Use of ECN bits for L4S to enable codec/rate adaptation to meet requirements for servicesp. 165

6.42  Solution #42: Exposure of round-trip delay to support XR/media enhancementsp. 166

6.43  Solution #43: Information Exposure to AF for XR/media Enhancementsp. 169

6.44  Solution #44: XRM AF driven Quick QoS Notification Controlp. 173

6.45  Solution #45: Information Exposure to AF for XR/media Enhancementsp. 176

6.46  Solution #46: Use of ECN marking for L4S for scalable congestion control and meet requirements for servicesp. 178

6.47  Solution #47: Delay Difference and Delay Notifications and Reportsp. 182

6.48  Solution #48: Enhanced Notification of Rata Adaptation Requestp. 184

6.49  Solution #49: PDU set integrated handling for UPF/UEp. 186

6.50  Solution #50: Relative QoS within a PDU Setp. 188

6.51  Solution #51: Handling of the PDU Setp. 189

6.52  Solution #52: Consolidated Solution for PDU Set based QoS frameworkp. 191

6.53  Solution #53: PDU Set transmission coordination between RAN and UPFp. 196

6.54  Solution #54: Identification and processing of PDU set by interworking between Application and 5GSp. 198

6.55  Solution #55: PDU Set based services using MASQUEp. 201

6.56  Solution #56: PDU Set integrated packet handling with QoS differentiationp. 205

6.57  Solution #57: Negotiation of details of marking mechanisms for AS to UPF communicationp. 209

6.58  Solution #58: Support for application packet information for CDRX enhancementsp. 212

6.59  Solution #59: Assistance information needed for power savings in NG-RANp. 215

6.60  Solution #60: End of Burst Indicationp. 217

6.61  Solution #61: Policy Determination Considering UE Battery Levelp. 218

6.62  Solution#62: Policy control and exposure for multi-modality servicesp. 221

6.63  Solution#63: Group QoS coordination and network interaction enhancement6.63.1 Key Issue mappingp. 224

6.64  Solution #64: NEF based coordination across multiple PCFs for multi-modal flow groups with multiple UEsp. 227

6.65  Solution #65: QoS enhancement to support the synchronized delivery of multiple QoS flowsp. 231

6.66  Solution #66: multi-modality supportp. 237

6.67  Solution #67: Supporting ECN mark for L4S in 5GS for XR/media Enhancementsp. 241

6.68  Solution #68: PDU set handling enhancements for different kinds of packetsp. 242

6.69  Solution #69: PDU set handling capability of RAN nodep. 244

6.70  Solution #70: PDU Set with FEC Datap. 247

6.71  Solution #71: RT latency fulfilment based on UL/DL AQP Adaptationp. 247

6.72  Solution #72: Improvements to jitter range assistance information to RAN for configuring CDRXp. 249

6.73  Solution #73: Notification to XR AF of CDRX parameters reflecting UE's CDRX preferencep. 252

6.74  Solution #74: power mode based QoS adjustmentp. 254

6.75  Solution #75: QoS Enhancement to Support Trade-off of QoE and Power Consumptionp. 256

7  Overall Evaluationp. 257

8  Conclusionsp. 259

$  Change historyp. 266


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