1     Scope         
 2     References              
 3     Definitions 
        3.1     Terms defined elsewhere       
        3.2     Terms defined in this Recommendation           
 4     Abbreviations and acronyms            
 5     Conventions            
 6     USN description and characteristics 
 7     Service requirements of USN applications and services          
        7.1     Sensor network management 
        7.2     Profile management  
        7.3     Open service environment     
        7.4     Quality of service (QoS) support          
        7.5     Connectivity  
        7.6     Location-based service support           
        7.7     Mobility support        
        7.8     Security         
        7.9     Identification, authentication and authorization            
       7.10     Privacy         
       7.11     Accounting and charging       
 8     NGN capability requirements for support of USN applications and services     
        8.1     Requirements for extensions or additions to NGN capabilities  
        8.2     Requirements supported by existing NGN capabilities  
 9     Reference diagram of NGN capabilities for support of USN applications
and services  
10     Security considerations       
Appendix I – Use-cases of USN applications and services     
        I.1               Weather information service      
        I.2               Healthcare service         
        I.3               Environmental and situational information service
using public transportation       
Appendix II – Capability requirements for support of USN applications and
services not directly affecting the NGN     
       II.1     Power conservation (sensors node)      
       II.2     Network formation: auto-configuration and self-healing (sensor
networks)         
       II.3     Addressing mechanisms          
       II.4     ID design        
       II.5     Sensor nodes mobility support 
       II.6     Secure control messages         
       II.7     Lightweight routing    
       II.8     Connectivity   
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