Key Scenarios and implications for WINNER II

WINNER II D6.11.2 v1.0The following script is an example of WA scenario:Main actor: Dimitra, female, 28 years oldLocation: Urban area (a city of Europe)Occupation: Free lancerDate: A day in 2015Dimitra is a free lancer working and is active in business development for IT companies. She needs tohave ubiquitous access every day and be able to exchange Emails with proposals, technical offers andmultimedia messages. Everyday she wakes up and after the breakfast she goes to her office andauthenticates wirelessly with her PDA device. From that she gets her first Emails and she reads theappointments for the day, as well as their status (e.g. confirmed, cancelled, etc.).Around 11:00 in the morning she goes in the car and by entering, the mobile phone that constantlysynchronizes with the PDA, transfers the location of the venue to the car navigation system thatsubsequently traces the optimal way. While in the car, the UT is switched on and selects different RATsto connect due to the fact that there are areas where there is no coverage of WINNER systems. Thehandover is performed seamlessly by the network in the cast that Dimitra downloads an Email or if shehas a voice call.In addition to that, the UT sets up the songs playing list to the car’s audio system. Suddenly she receives avoice message that is left in her mailbox, while she had another voice-call. Due to traffic congestion, sheis redirected to follow another link. This information is transferred to her UT and the latter updates the carnavigation system.Table 4.16: WA – based scenarioScriptExtractServiceClassUserDensityUserMobilityAssociatedTraffic ModelEnvironment Coverage Implicationsauthenticateswirelesslywith her PDAdeviceMultimediamessagingbut with alow delay(