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Information Society Technologies Challenges and Opportunities for NAS Organisations - Communications, Networking, Services -. Horst Forster European Commission. The Fifth Framework Programme (1998-2002). Promoting competitive & sustainable growth 2.705 BEURO.
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Information Society Technologies Challenges and Opportunities for NAS Organisations - Communications, Networking, Services - Horst Forster European Commission
The Fifth Framework Programme (1998-2002) Promoting competitive & sustainable growth 2.705 BEURO Creating a User friendly Information Society 3.600 BEURO Energy, environment & sustainable development 2.125 BEURO Improving the quality of life & management of living resources 2.413 BEURO Confirming the international role of Community research 0.475 BEURO Promotion of innovation & SME participation 0.363 BEURO Improving human potential & socio-economic knowledge 1.280 BEURO Total: 14.960BEURO
Information Society Technologies Programme Structure KA1Systems & services for the citizen KA3Multimediacontent & tools KA2 New methods of work & Electronic Commerce KA4Essential technologies & infrastructure Research networking Future & emerging technologies Cross Programme actions
Activities Suppliers Users from discovery ……………………… towards “adoption" 85 % of the budget Dissemination, awareness,... Take-up RTD Networks of excellence,
IST Timetable 1999 Jan Mar June Oct 2000 Jan Apr Jul Oct 2001 Jan Apr Jun Sept 2002 Jan Apr Jul Oct ~1200 MEuro ~950 MEuro ~850 MEuro ~330 MEuro Call-1 Call-2 Call-3 Call-4 Call-5 Call-6 Call-7 Call-8 Budget 1999 Budget 2000 Budget 2001 Budget 2002
Participate in proposals in current and future Calls Rules and rights as for EU organisations Extend existing IST actions with NAS partners To be proposed by running projects Special rules apply Limited to a transition period of ~ 1 year Formally part of Action Line VIII.1.6 Opportunities for Organisationsfrom Newly Associated States (NAS) Join thematic networks: NGN-I, Optimist, ATS-Network, Agentlink, ...
KAIV: Essential Information Society Technologies and Infrastructures Software, Systems & Services Spanning KAIV Simulation, Visualisation & Interfaces Computing, Communications & Networking Mobile & Satellite Communications & Systems Microsystems, Subsystems & Peripherals Micro- & Opto-electronics
Computing and Networking EmbeddedSystems DistributedSystems Optical NetworkingNetwork ManagementDistributed ApplicationsService Provision Control SystemsCognitive Vision PervasiveComputing /Networking
Next Generation Networks IP Premium IP QOSIPSATRIUMSEQUIN TEQUILAAQUILA CADENUS GEOCAST MOEBIUS SUITED BRAHMS DAVID METEOR HARMONICS IPv6 6INITLONGMOBYDICK Optics WINE Wireless GCAP NETGATEINTERNODE WINMAN LION ATLAS M3I SHUFFLE WINEGLASSVESPER MANTRIP STARLITEAGENTLINK FAIN FORM ANDROID Network Management
Access and Home Networks ACCESS HOME Optics TV HARMONICSATLASMETEOR Copper BASSOPENISE VideoGatewayHasVideoBoxPROXiTVWITNESS InHomeNetSIRLAN Powerline PALAS Wireless WINEGNIUS DRIVEEMBRACEBRAIN ADAMAS
Horizontal Projects THEMATIC NETWORKS Possibility of Membership • NGN-I (next generation networks) • OPTIMIST (optical networks) • ATS-NETWORK (conformance testing) • AGENTLINK (agent technologies) • ... ACCOMPANYING MEASURE • EMERGE (stimulate cooperation with NAS)
Proposals to Extend IST Projects (1) • Continuous Submission Scheme up to 28 February 2002 • To be proposed by running project • NAS: Bulgaria, Republic of Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia • Project types: R&D, Demonstration, Combined R&D/Demonstration, Thematic Networks, Accompanying Measures including Take-up Follow instructions in Appendix 5 to the Guide for Proposers - Part2
Proposals to Extend IST Projects (2) • Additional participants must have clear added value • Large majority of extension budget to new partner(s) • Additional budget for existing partners must be well justified and should be the exception • Recommended minimum remaining duration of running project at time of submission: 1 year • Proposal: Only describe additions, changes, added value as compared to running project Follow instructions in Appendix 5 to the Guide for Proposers - Part2
Calls against WP 2001 • Call 7 Open: June-17 Oct 2001 450 m€ Eval: Nov 2001 Contracts: March 2002 • Call 7bis Open: Sept - 4 Dec 2001 25 m€ Eval: Jan 2002 Contracts: May 2002 PR1
Key Action IV Action Lines in Call 7Communications, Networks, and Services • Call 7 Open: June- 17 Oct 2001 450 m€ Eval: Nov 2001 Contracts: March 2002 • IV.1.1 Design of networked embedded systems • IV.2.3 Terabit optical networks • IV.5.1 Reconfigurable radio systems & networks • IV.5.3 Satellite systems and services • IV.8.3 Optical and opto-electronic technologies • CPA12 Application services provision • CPA6 Next Generation Networks
Key Action IV Action Lines in Call 7Communications, Networks, and Services • Call 7bis Open: Sept- 4 Dec 2001 25 m€ Eval: Jan 2002 Contracts: May 2002 Objective : Trials of 2,5-3G applications and services Focus : • interoperability / interworking and roaming • value-added services and applications • QoS customisation aspects • user’s management (billing, payment) • security, safety and privacy
WP 2002 • Completion of FP5 • Anticipating FP6 • WP 2002 milestonesAdoption in Oct/Nov 2001 • Call 8 Open: 15 Nov 2001 300 m€ Eval: March 2002 Contracts: August 2002 PR2
Key Action IV Action Lines in Call 8Communications, Networks, and Services • IV.1.3 Networks and Technologies for distributed services and applications • IV.1.4 Computing, communications and networks take-up • IV.1.1 Mobile applications and services • IV.1.2 GRID technologies and their applications • Call 8 Open: 15 November 2001 Eval: March 2002 Contracts: August 2002
The Sixth Framework Programme (2002-2006) ……... Information Society Technologies 3.600 BEURO ……. ……... Anticipating S/T needs 1.630 BEURO Specific SME activities 0.450 BEURO ………. Total: 17.500 BEURO
Information Society Technologies (2002-06) Programme Structure Communicationand computinginfrastructures Knowledgeand interfacetechnologies Applied IST research Componentsand microsystems
Important details - keep up to date ! http://www.cordis.lu/ist/ IST helpdesk Fax : +32 2 296 83 88 E-Mail : ist@cec.be - Official Journal (call text) - Workprogramme - Guide for Proposers - Evaluation manual