Abstract: This disclosure provides systems, methods, and devices for wireless communication that support reference signal resource reporting. In a first aspect, a method includes receiving a first reference signal and a second reference signal of a reference signal session. The first aspect also includes transmitting, based on the first and second reference signals, information that indicates a measurement value or a location associated with an antenna array. In a second aspect, a method includes transmitting, using a first antenna element of an antenna array, a first sensing reference signal, and transmitting, using a second antenna element of the antenna array, a second sensing reference signal of the reference signal session. The second aspect also includes transmitting information that indicates a first location of the first antenna element, a second location of the second antenna element, or an equivalent location. Other aspects and features are also claimed and described.

Abstract: Apparatuses and methods for Doppler processing in RF sensing for wireless/cellular systems are described. An apparatus is configured to configure a uniform sampling periodicity for a set of Doppler operations based on a sampling configuration. The uniform sampling periodicity is different from a non-uniform periodicity or a uniform periodicity of a received reference signal. The apparatus is also configured to measure, based on the received reference signal, sensing measurement data associated with at least one sensing target. The apparatus is also configured to process one or more of the set of Doppler operations for at least one portion of the sensing measurement data according to the uniform sampling periodicity.

Abstract: A first network entity may transmit, for a second network entity, an indication of point cloud reporting capabilities of the first network entity. The point cloud reporting capabilities of the first network entity may include a capability associated with heterogeneous point cloud reporting. The point cloud reporting capabilities of the first network entity may correspond to one or more of at least one reportable property, a point cloud source, or a frequency of point cloud generation. The point cloud source may correspond to at least one of a cellular transceiver, an FMCW radar, a Wi-Fi transceiver, or a lidar device. The first network entity may identify a first point cloud based on non-cellular sensing. The first network entity may transmit, for the second network entity, a first indication of the first point cloud based on the point cloud reporting capabilities of the first network entity.

Abstract: Improvements to signaling procedures for use in physical random access channel (PRACH)-based proximity detection are disclosed. Signaling and signaling processes from a serving base station may trigger a more efficient and reliable transmission of PRACH from related user equipment (UE). At the dynamic power nodes (DPNs) monitoring for such PRACH-based proximity, features are disclosed which establish neighbor lists for more efficient management of detection and proximity activation.

Abstract: Improvements to signaling procedures for use in physical random access channel (PRACH)-based proximity detection are disclosed. Signaling and signaling processes from a serving base station may trigger a more efficient and reliable transmission of PRACH from related user equipment (UE). At the dynamic power nodes (DPNs) monitoring for such PRACH-based proximity, features are disclosed which establish neighbor lists for more efficient management of detection and proximity activation.

Abstract: Improvements to signaling procedures for use in physical random access channel (PRACH)-based proximity detection are disclosed. Signaling and signaling processes from a serving base station may trigger a more efficient and reliable transmission of PRACH from related user equipment (UE). At the dynamic power nodes (DPNs) monitoring for such PRACH-based proximity, features are disclosed which establish neighbor lists for more efficient management of detection and proximity activation.

Abstract: Improvements to signaling procedures for use in physical random access channel (PRACH)-based proximity detection are disclosed. Signaling and signaling processes from a serving base station may trigger a more efficient and reliable transmission of PRACH from related user equipment (UE). At the dynamic power nodes (DPNs) monitoring for such PRACH-based proximity, features are disclosed which establish neighbor lists for more efficient management of detection and proximity activation.