[SLS-CC] [EXTERNAL] Reconfirmation of CCSDS 130.1-G-2 TM Synchronization and Channel Coding--Summary of Concept and Rationale. Green Book -> DEADLINE 27 March

[Massimo.Bertinelli at esa.int]

Jon,

regarding the first point, yes, glad to, in case Nasa is planning to 
provide any material. In the past, when discussing about it, it was 
pointed out that
there is no difference in performance between sliced or not sliced LDPC 
(slicing is indeed applied at the incoming frames, the codes stay the 
same).
If you confirm instead that this is the case and you want to submit new 
material, by all means. In this case I expect we will need to submit a 
concept
paper to CESG...but for now it's enough to know that some new work is 
expected.

Regarding the second point, you may have seen the reply I already sent to 
Victor.
You may or may not be aware, but this topic has been discussed very 
extensively in the past, we did reach a consensus (involving C&S and RFM 
WGs)
about a possible text...but then a different text was proposed last year 
and we are now at a stalemate.

Massimo 


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From:   Jon Hamkins <Jon.Hamkins at jpl.caltech.edu>
To:     Massimo.Bertinelli at esa.int, Space Link Coding & Synchronization 
Working Group <sls-cc at mailman.ccsds.org>
Cc:     Enrico.Vassallo at esa.int
Date:   13/03/2019 16:40
Subject:        Re: [EXTERNAL] [SLS-CC] Reconfirmation of CCSDS 130.1-G-2 
TM Synchronization and Channel Coding--Summary of Concept and Rationale. 
Green Book -> DEADLINE 27 March



I would like to request that the Working Group include new material in 
the Green Book relating to sliced LDPC.

Regarding the parallel implementation, I suggest we revisit the 
description revolving around the parallel implementation in the Green 
Book.  Apparently we could not come to consensus on standardizing the 
parallel convolutional encoder structure in the Blue Book, but in my 
view that should not prevent us from describing the issue in more detail 
in the Green Book.

      ----Jon

On 3/13/2019 1:56 AM, Massimo.Bertinelli at esa.int wrote:
> Dear WG colleagues,
> 
> it seems it's high time to reconfirm the book in the subject (for the 
> next five years).
> In the past few years, a change (for a specific section, i.e. parallel 
> implementation...) has been under discussion, but as of today we don't 
have
> an agreement for it.
> Additionally, some colleagues spotted editorial mistakes in some of the 
> curves (performance of punctured convolutional codes, with wrong 
labelling)
> that can be easily fixed by the CCSDS editor.
> I would like to have your view on the subject by 27 March (2 weeks from 
> now).
> The default option (no answer) is to reconfirm the book as is (except 
> for editorial corrections).
> 
> Best regards,
> Massimo
> 
> 
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