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
Introduction
6.1
Motivation
6.2
Objectives
7
Fine-grained classifications of traffic
7.1
Fine-grained bandwidth
7.2
Fine-grained service duration
7.3 Fine-grained
traffic classes
8
Requirements
8.1
High-level requirements
8.2
Functional requirements
9
Architecture
9.1
High level architecture
9.2
Functional architecture
9.3
Reference points
10
Mechanisms for smart traffic control and resource management
10.1
Mechanism based on data cap
10.2
Mechanism for heavy service traffic
10.3
Mechanism for heavy signalling traffic
10.4
Mechanism for heavy user traffic
10.5
Mechanism for surge traffic
10.6
Mechanism for over-sized traffic
10.7
Mechanism for busy-hour traffic
10.8
Mechanism based on a list
11
Security consideration
Appendix I – Data explosion and QoS degradation
I.1
Data explosion caused by a small number of users in fixed and mobile
networks
I.2
QoS degradation for general users caused by a small number of heavy
users
I.3
Need for smart network management to protect normal user's QoS
Appendix II – Context
information examples for STCRMF