Future Internet Socio Economics

Management and Service-aware Networking Architecture

Trust and Identity

Usage of facilities

Future Internet Service Offer

Real-world Internet

Future Content Networks

Please see the Cross-topic Sessions!

Objective: Understand what the results of the sessions of 23 November imply for the further work of the FISE group. Identify possible topics and format of FIA Valencia.

Introduction Mike Boniface

Panel summary of sessions from a FISE perspective
What does FI mean for enterprises?

What does FI mean for smart cities?

Different architectures for different business models?

How to measure trust?

Brainstorming key SE questions chaired by Burkard Stiller

Focused discussion around questions chaired by Mike Boniface
 
Summary and next steps chaired by Sergios Soursos

MANA caretakers - Henrik Abramowicz - Ericsson, Marcus Brunner - NEC, Alex Galis – University College London

The objective is to agree on research priorities identified in the Management and Service-aware Networking Architectures area; prepare the 2nd MANA position paper “ Future Internet Research Road Map” due by FIA Valencia

Short presentations of the results from the Architecture, eID and orchestration sessions of day 1 - 23rd Nov 2009

Introduction Overview – 1ST MANA position paper:

3 Parallel Brainstorming Subgroups

Brainstorming Objectives:
• Preparation for 2nd MANA position paper “Future Internet Research Road Map”
• Key FI research milestones for the next 5 years
• Technical approaches to design Future Internet (FI)
• What are the ideas/means/ priorities related to the analysed capabilities that will drive the new architecture? How will these ideas be synthesized into an overarching architecture?
• What are the building blocks and interactions related to the analysed capabilities
• Review research priorities identified in the 1st MANA position paper

Input: MANA position paper; other position papers: http://www.future-internet.eu/home/future-internet-assembly/prague-may-2009/management-and-service-aware-networking-architectures.html

Group 1 – Prioritise FI objectives, requirements and candidate approaches/architectures for designing FI systems
Group 2 – Prioritise Research Challenges for Control, Elasticity, Accountability, Identity capabilities
Group 3 – Prioritise Research Challenges for Virtualisation, Self-management, Orchestration, Service-awareness capabilities

Presentation of brainstorming results & discussion

Topics for FIA Valencia & preparation for 2nd MANA position paper – “FI Research Road Map” & Summing up

Objective: Understand what the results of the sessions of 23 November imply for the further work of the Trust and Identity group. Identify possible topics and format of FIA Valencia.

Introduction to session, Trust and Identity Caretakers

Recap of day 1 sessions - presentations by chairs 
J. Clarke – eID approaches
V. Lotz – How to measure Trust 
N. Wainwright – Smart cities, FIRE

Brainstorm relevant topics for FIA Valencia, All participants

Next steps towards FIA Valencia; 
starting point: process described at 7th Oct, 
Trust and Identity workshop (see  http://security.future-internet.eu/index.php/Stockholm_Public_page)

Initial ideas for post FIA Valencia, All participants 

How to make FIA work better for us all ; eg,  steps for better out-reach (and in-reach) from other FIA domains), All participants

Preparation time for plenary slides, All participants/Caretakers 

AOB, All participants

T&I Conclusions

The objective of this session is to understand the results and conclusions of the cross-topic sessions held on 23 November and to possibly develop a roadmap for further work in the area of “Usage of FIRE facilities and experimentally driven research” group.

The session should conclude with the identification of topics and session formats for the next FIA to be held in April 2010 in Valencia, Spain.

• Possible outcome 1: actions for creating necessary specifications to satisfy deployment requirements on FIRE facilities
• Possible outcome 2: ideally kick-off an action to draft a paper elaborating on the methodology and its benefits

Download the report of the FIRE sessions

Introduction Anastasius Gavras, Eurescom GmbH
Conclusions from session “Deploying on FIRE” Anastasius Gavras, Eurescom GmbH
Doing experimentally-driven research on WISEBED - preparations, deployment, evaluation Mesut Günes, Freie Universität Berlin
Future P2P systems and experiments Charalabos Skianis, Aegean Univ.
Conclusions from session “What does it mean to conduct experimentally driven research?” Nancy Alonistioti, Univ. of Athens
Experimentation experiences in N4C Maria Uden, Lulea University of Technology, Sweden
Towards being Always Best Connected – the PERIMETER way Markus Fiedler, Blekinge Institute of Technology, Sweden

Experimentation process for the assessment of Self-management behaviour in FI, Nancy Alonistioti

Experimentation driven traffic monitoring and engineering research, Amir Krifa, INRIA

Plenary discussion, conclusions Moderators, Anastasius Gavras, Nancy Alonistitoti

Objective: Understand what the results of the sessions of 23 November imply for the further work of the FISO group. Identify possible topics and format of FIA Valencia.

Introduction (John Domingue and Stefano de Panfilis)

Report back from Cross-theme Sessions from Rapporteurs
Different architectures for different business models (Sergio Gusmeroli) 
eID and routing (Patrick Hayden)  
Orchestration among networks, content, services and things (Nuria De Lama)
FI for enterprise (Stefan Schuster)
Discovery and search (John Domingue)
Deploying on FIRE (Ricardo Jimenez-Peris) 
What does it mean to conduct experimentally driven research? (Klaus Tochtermann)
Smart Cities (Marco Pistore)

General Discussion and FISO Action Plan for FIA Valencia

Objective: Understand what the results of the sessions of 23 November imply for the further work of the RWI group. Identify possible topics and format of FIA Valencia.

Introduction – RWI mission and evolution from Bled to Prague, overview of session 
Summary of the cross-domain topics in the plenary from participating representatives of the cross-topic sessions

Discovery and search (Manfred Hauswirth)

Orchestration (Stephan Haller) 
Smart City (Alex Gluhak) 
Business architectures /Enterprise (TBC) 
Identity and Trust (Neeli Prasad)

Knowledge cafe based on the core areas of RWI, reflecting on the input from the cross-domain sessions. There will be four tables with the following care takers:

Internet of Things/Network of the Future (Alex Gluhak, Mirko Presser)

Real World Knowledge (Manfred Hauswirth, Srdjan Krco) 
Service Layer Integration (Stephan Haller – TBC)
Security, Privacy and Trust (Neeli Prasad)

Synthesis of ideas and further approach towards Valencia (Mirko Presser)

 
Steps to align the discussion in the knowledge cafes towards a common strategy for RWI and the way towards Valencia

For more information, visit the RWI Wiki  http://rwi.future-internet.eu/index.php/RWISession_Stockholm

Objective: Understand what the results of the sessions of 23 November imply for the further work of the FCN group. Identify possible topics and format of FIA Valencia.

Rosalia Lloret, TVE, “Broadcasting and the  FI”

George Pavlou, UCL, “Evolutionary, Innovative and revolutionary approached on Content Centric Network”

Federico Alvarez, UPM, nextMEDIA CA presentation, Coordination Action on "Future Media Internet”

Content Centric Networking panel. Chairman: Norbert Niebert (Ericsson). Members of the panel: Lieven Vermaele (EBU), Pierre-Yves Danet (FT/Orange) , Börje Ohlman (Ericsson), George Pavlou (UCL)

Quality of Experience panel. Chairman: Vali Lalioti (BBC). Members of the panel: Ian Mecklenburgh (Digital TV Group), Pierre-Yves Danet (FT/Orange), Rosalia Lloret (TVE ), Federico Alvarez (UPM), Hans Einsiedler (DT)