Re: [Tm-rid] Benjamin Kaduk's Block on charter-ietf-tmrid-00-03: (with BLOCK and COMMENT)

[Robert Moskowitz <[e-mail]>]

Bluetooth 4 is "highly constrained".  It is extremely challenging to do 
anything with 21 byte packets in broadcast mode.

Although the documents do not discuss this, many UAs use very limited 
cpus, or rather said processing power is dedicated to flight, not 
communications.  Battery life is another large constraint; additional 
processing demands for communications take away from flight time.

So when you look into the UAS environment, "highly constrained".

Even Bluetooth 5 with 251 bytes in broadcast messages is hard.

On 2/6/20 1:27 AM, Benjamin Kaduk via Datatracker wrote:
> Benjamin Kaduk has entered the following ballot position for
> charter-ietf-tmrid-00-03: Block
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> BLOCK:
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> W.r.t "severely constrained UAS environments [2]", I followed the reference for [2] and found
> no discussion of constrained environments, so it seems that some discussion of the nature
> of the constraints is needed in-band if [2] is intended only as a reference for "UAS environments".
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> COMMENT:
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> "Network RID defines a set of information for UAS to make available globally indirectly
> via the Internet" is hard to parse ("globally indirectly"?).
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> I don't understand what "make RIDs immediately actionable" means (along the lines of
> Magnus' Block).
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> (As a side note, I note that [3] lists as a "minimum requirement" for both standard and limited
> remote identification UAS of "Cybersecurity" with fairly vague definition thereof, so we might
> have room to supply some more usable definition.)
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