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2、g Packets in IEEE 802.15.4 Dynamically Changing Wireless NetworksSponsorLAN/MAN Standards Committee of the IEEE Computer SocietyApproved 14 February 2017IEEE-SA Standards BoardThe Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc.3 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10016-5997, USACopyright 2017 by The
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32、Association.6Copyright 2017 IEEE. All rights reserved.ParticipantsAt the time this standard was completed, the IEEE 802.15 Working Group had the following membership:Robert F. Heile, Working Group ChairRick Alfvin, Working Group Vice ChairPatrick Kinney, Working Group Vice Chair, Working Group Secre
33、taryJames P. K. Gilb, Working Group Technical EditorBenjamin A. Rolfe, Working Group TreasurerClinton C Powell, 802.15.10 ChairVerotiana Rabarijaona, 802.15.10 Technical EditorCharles Perkins, 802.15.10 SecretaryMounir ArchirKeiji AkiyamaArthur AstrinPhilip BeecherFrederik Beer Chandrashekhar P. S.
34、BhatKiran Bynam Edgar CallawayChris Calvert Radhakrishna CanchiKapseok Chang Soo-Young Chang Clint Chaplin Stephen Chasko Paul Chilton Sangsung Choi Hendricus De RuijterGuido Dolmans Igor Dotlic Stefan Drude Dietmar Eggert Shahriar Emami Andrew Estrada David Evans George Flammer Kiyoshi Fukui Matthe
35、w Gillmore Tim Godfrey Elad Gottlib Jussi Haapola Rainer Hach Shinsuke Hara Timothy HarringtonJames Hartman Marco Hernandez Ken Hiraga Iwao Hosako Yeong Min Jang Seong-Soon Joo Akifumi Kasamatsu Shuzo Kato Toyoyuki Kato Jeritt KentJaehwan Kim Youngsoo Kim Shoichi Kitazawa Tero Kivinen Ryuji Kohno Fu
36、mihide Kojima Thomas Kuerner Byung-Jae Kwak Jae Lee Myung Lee Sangjae Lee Huan-Bang Li Liang Li Qing Li Michael Lynch Itaru Maekawa Hiroyuki Matsumura Michael McLaughlin Michael McInnis Kenichi Mori Robert Moskowitz Jinesh Nair Chiu Ngo Paul Nikolich John Notor Hiroyo Ogawa Taejoon Park Glenn Parson
37、s Albert Petrick Ivan Reede Richard Roberts Ruben Salazar Cardozo Noriyuki Sato Norihiko Sekine Kunal Shah Stephen Shellhammer Shusaku Shimada Gary Stuebing Don Sturek Mineo Takai Kou Togashi Billy Verso Gabriel Villardi Brian Weis Makoto Yaita Peter Yee Yu Zeng Chunhui Zhu 7Copyright 2017 IEEE. All
38、 rights reserved.Major contributions were received from the following individuals:The following members of the individual balloting committee voted on this standard. Balloters may havevoted for approval, disapproval, or abstention. When the IEEE-SA Standards Board approved this standard on 14 Februa
39、ry 2017, it had the followingmembership:Jean-Philippe Faure, ChairVacant Position, Vice ChairJohn D. Kulick, Past ChairKonstantinos Karachalios, Secretary*Member EmeritusSoo-Young ChangSangsung ChoiKiyoshi FukuiKojima FumihideHiroshi HaradaYoung-Ae JeonTero KivinenJae-Beom KimJaehwan KimYoung-Bae Ko
40、Sangjae LeeCharles PerkinsVerotiana RabarijaonaDon SturekNoriyuki SatoThomas AlexanderRick AlfvinJames D. AllenNobumitsu AmachiCarol AnsleyButch AntonMichael BahrTuncer BaykasMathilde BenvenisteHarry BimsGennaro BoggiaRiccardo BramaNancy BravinWilliam ByrdEdgar CallawayJuan CarreonDave CavalcantiMin
41、ho CheongCharles CookHendricus De RuijterRichard DoyleSourav DuttaRichard EdgarDavid EvansLiu FangfangAvraham FreedmanYukihiro FujimotoJames P. K. GilbTim GodfreyJoel GoergenRandall GrovesRainer HachRobert F. HeileJerome HenryMarco HernandezWerner HoelzlNoriyuki IkeuchiSergiu IordanescuAtsushi ItoRa
42、j JainAnthony JeffreeMichael Johas TeenerAdri JovinPiotr KarockiRuediger KaysStuart KerryTero KivinenYasushi KudohThomas KuernerThomas KuriharaJames LeppArthur H. LightMichael LynchElvis MaculubaRoger MarksJeffery MastersMichael McInnisRonald MuriasMichael NewmanNick S. A NikjooJohn NotorYoshihiro O
43、hbaSatoshi OyamaArumugam PaventhanClinton C PowellVenkatesha PrasadVerotiana RabarijaonaMaximilian RiegelRobert RobinsonBenjamin A. RolfeNoriyuki SatoFrank ScheweReinhard SchrageKunal ShahDaniel SmolinskiJu-Hyung SonDorothy StanleyThomas StaraiEugene StoudenmireRene StruikWalter StrupplerMark Sturza
44、Patricia ThalerMark-Rene UchidaLorenzo VangelistaDmitri VarsanofievPrabodh VarshneyGeorge VlantisKhurram WaheedHung-Yu WeiAndreas WolfDayin XuOren YuenChuck AdamsMasayuki AriyoshiTed BurseStephen DukesDoug EdwardsJ. Travis GriffithGary HoffmanMichael JanezicThomas KoshyJoseph L. Koepfinger*Kevin LuD
45、aleep MohlaDamir NovoselRonald C. PetersenAnnette D. ReillyRobby RobsonDorothy StanleyAdrian StephensMehmet UlemaPhil WennblomHoward WolfmanYu Yuan8Copyright 2017 IEEE. All rights reserved.IntroductionDevices that implement the IEEE 802.15.4 technology are widely deployed and support a variety of ap
46、plications. The latest PHYs and features of the IEEE 802.15.4 technology enable support for networks operating over a diverse range of geographical areas. The use of mesh network topologies features heavily in many of these applications. This recommended practice aims at enabling mesh routing at the
47、 link layer on these types of IEEE 802.15.4 networks.This introduction is not part of IEEE Std 802.15.10-2017, IEEE Recommended Practice for Routing Packets in IEEE 802.15.4 Dynamically Changing Wireless Networks.9Copyright 2017 IEEE. All rights reserved.Contents1. Overview141.1 Scope141.2 Purpose.1
48、42. Normative references.143. Definitions, acronyms, and abbreviations153.1 Definitions.153.2 Acronyms and abbreviations.164. General description184.1 Introduction184.2 Format conventions184.3 Network topology194.4 Architecture.214.5 Functional overview224.5.1 L2R mesh and routing224.5.2 Addressing
49、modes255. L2R functional description265.1 Starting and joining an L2R mesh.265.1.1 Starting and stopping an L2R mesh.265.1.1.1 Procedure to start an L2R mesh.265.1.1.2 Procedure to update the L2R mesh topology parameters275.1.1.3 Procedure to stop an L2R mesh.275.1.2 Joining an L2R mesh.285.1.2.1 Mesh discovery procedure.285.1.2.1.1Discovery of L2R meshes with a specific mesh ID.295.1.2.1.2Discovery of all existing meshes.305.1.2.1.3Discovery within a PAN315.1.2.2 Procedure to join an L2R mesh315.1.2.2.1Mesh selection by the L2R sublayer315.1.2.2.2Mesh selection by the
