Hi Sabine,

It is interesting to have such extensions to wireless network. I think wireless 
network is not so stable as wired network. Many factors can influence the cost 
between a UE and a connection node (such as channels). So it may be difficult 
to get the accurate cost. Also a UE may have a lot of moments in wireless 
network which makes it more difficult to get the accurate cost. Is there some 
ways to solve the problem?

Thanks,
Yichen


> On Mar 10, 2017, at 9:30 PM, Randriamasy, Sabine (Nokia - FR) 
> <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
>  
> Any thoughts in the WG on the following? 
> Thanks, 
> Sabine
>  
> Pursuant to previous ALTO work on wireless networks and relating to the WG 
> item on ALTO metrics, there are a number of abstracted metrics reporting on 
> cellular and wireless networks worth considering. For instance, applications 
> on UEs may like to know about the connection costs associated to the cells it 
> is likely to connect to. These costs may for instance be impacted by the cell 
> load, see section 2.1 of [draft-randriamasy-alto-cost-context].
>  
> Using cellular costs requires introducing a new address type and a new 
> identifier namespace for cells. Based on 3GPP standards, we may opt for the 
> name space "ECGI" and the related address format as suggested in section 4 of 
> [draft-rauschenbach-alto-wireless-access] that also proposes that to map 
> cells to PIDs covering cell IDs.  
>  
> Cellular connection costs (CCC for short) can be conveyed by for instance the 
> (Filtered) Cost Map (FCM) service or an extension of the Endpoint Property 
> (EPS) that could be added to [draft-roome-alto-unified-props].
>  
> A PID in a Network Map can cover a cell with an address from the address 
> space "ECGI". A PID thus hides the underlying technical aspects. The CCC in a 
> F/CM between a UE and a cell/PID can be encoded in the bi-directional, uplink 
> and downlink directions, within or across PIDs.  A UE can retrieve its 
> “serving PID” via the Endpoint Property "PID" applied to its service cell ID. 
>  
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