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Bergen – Dec. 2008

MobileWare Integrated Infrastructures for Wireless Services An Initiative to establish an R&D Cooperation in Wireless Systems. Bergen – Dec. 2008. Core team. Frank Reichert Frank.Reichert@uia.no 3725 3006/917 30 561. Knut Øvsthus knut.ovsthus@hib.no , 555 87 234.

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Bergen – Dec. 2008

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  1. MobileWareIntegrated Infrastructures for Wireless ServicesAn Initiative to establishan R&D Cooperation in Wireless Systems Bergen – Dec. 2008 1

  2. Core team Frank Reichert Frank.Reichert@uia.no3725 3006/917 30 561 Knut Øvsthusknut.ovsthus@hib.no,555 87 234 Nils-Olav Skeienils-olav.skeie@hit.no,3557 5152 Chunming Rong chunming.rong@uis.no40889897, 51832013 Josef Nolljosef.noll@unik.no,6484 4745/9083 8066

  3. Meeting Goal • Feedback on proposed initiative • Information Exchange • Identify Common Interests • Next Steps 3

  4. Background 4

  5. Background SFI 5

  6. Research Dimensions Applications & Services Business & SystemIntegration & Aggregation Users Wireless Networks Technologies Business Models 6

  7. Aggregation Scenario 3G BS WiMax BS Radio AP Aggregation Tetra WiMax Operator 1 WiMax Operator 2 3G Operator NERA Operator 7

  8. MobileWare – Business Roles APPLICATIONSERVICES Web Hosting Provider Application Provider Facility Managment Provider Application Broker Process IndustryService Provider Users USERS USERS Storage Provider Identity Provider CORE SERVICES RESELLERS Access Reseller Access Reseller Network Interconnect Provider Identity Provider Identity Provider ACCESS NETWORKS Wifi AccessProvider 3G AccessProvider BroadbandAccessProvider Sensor NetworkProvider 8

  9. MobileWare – Business Roles Web Hosting Provider Application Provider Facility Managment Provider Application Broker Process IndustryService Provider Users Storage Provider Identity Provider Reseller Access Reseller Network Interconnect Provider Identity Provider Identity Provider Wifi AccessProvider 3G AccessProvider BroadbandAccessProvider Sensor NetworkProvider 9

  10. Technology areas Application and Services Resource and Service Abstraction Access aggregation and backbone integration Radio Adhoc/Mesh MobileAccess SensorNet

  11. Sensor Network Integration API Sensor NetworkAbstraction &Monitoring 3G BS SensorNetworks Aggregation Home/Office SensorNetworks Offshore Car SensorNetworks SensorNetworks 11

  12. Sensor Network Integration HiB – Information Model UiA – Security & Trust UNIK – Semantic Integration API HiT – Redundancy, Aggregation, Soft Sensor HiB – Data Fusion UNIK - Virtualization UNIK – context sensor UiA – End User applications, eHealth Sensor NetworkAbstraction &Monitoring 3G BS SensorNetworks Aggregation HiB – QoS, Traffic Eng., UiA, UiS – Mesh Networking Home/Office HiB – Energy & Environment HiT – Energy UiA – Service Disc., Remote Access UNIK – Green Footprint Monitoring SensorNetworks SensorNetworks HiT – Energy Efficiency, Soft Sensors HiB – Radio Nodes Offshore Car SensorNetworks FFI, UNIK - Security SensorNetworks HiB - Subsea UiS, UiA - Multihop 12

  13. Research Challenges • Business Integration: Unified Solutions • cross-industry, cost-effective, multi-dimensional, complementary competences, know-how sharing, synergy, larger impact, better exploitation, combined efforts, SOA, widely applicable solutions • access, quality, security, payment, … as a service • economic value networks • Information Model & API Integration • Resource & service aggregation • Access network aggregation and integration • Handling heterogeneous networks • Sharing resources & network infrastructure • offering logical networks vs. physical networks • “switchlets” • Wireless technology aspects • facilitating energy efficient, reliable sensor networks • “networks of things, services & the real world” • virtualization of network nodes • instrumentation & observability • testing & verification 13

  14. Discussion • Feedback on proposed initiative • Information Exchange • Identify Common Interests • Next Steps 14

  15. Proposal Roadmap Feb 15+16 work meeting Mar 5 Financial Details Feb 5 ProposalDraft 000 Ready Mar 5 Draft 003 Mar 31 SubmissionDraft 005 Jan 31 All ProjectPartners & Roles Feb 25 Industry feedback Mar 20 NFRWeb draft Draft 004 Jan 20 RevisedProject Summary Feb 25 NFR & feedback Jan 15 Funding for proposal writing Feb 20 Draft 001 Mar 15+16Final Workshop Mar 2009 Jan 2009 Feb. 2009 Preparation Submission Proposal Building 15

  16. . • Thanks 16

  17. Access NetworkProvider Access NetworkProvider NetworkProvider NetworkProvider NetworkProvider NetworkProvider The Operator Shop - A Player Model ServiceProvider ServiceProvider ServiceProvider ServiceProvider ServiceProvider ServiceProvider The OperatorShop The OperatorShop Source: Ericsson / UiA 17

  18. Sensor Network Integration HiT, HiB, UiA API HiT, HiB Sensor NetworkAbstraction &Monitoring HiB, HiT, UNIK, UiA, UiS 3G BS SensorNetworks Aggregation NERA, HiB, UiA Home/Office HiB, HiT, UiA SensorNetworks Offshore Car SensorNetworks FFI, UNIK SensorNetworks HiB, HiT, UiS 18

  19. Technology View Applications & Services Business View User View (?) Resource & Service Abstraction Access Aggregation andBackbone Integration Mobile Access Adhoc/Mesh Radio Sensor Net 19

  20. Technology View Applications & Services Business View User View (?) Resource & Service Abstraction Access Aggregation andBackbone Integration Mobile Access Adhoc/Mesh Radio Sensor Net 20

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