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Research Structure for the Future Network in Asia

Research Structure for the Future Network in Asia. Jun Murai, Akira Kato and Hiroshi Esaki WIDE Project. Contents. Backgrounds Scope of Future Network Collaboration models Administration. Backgrounds in Japan. A lot of discussions on Future Internet; NGN (Next Generation Network)

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Research Structure for the Future Network in Asia

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  1. Research Structure for the Future Network in Asia Jun Murai, Akira Kato and Hiroshi Esaki WIDE Project

  2. Contents • Backgrounds • Scope of Future Network • Collaboration models • Administration

  3. Backgroundsin Japan • A lot of discussions on Future Internet; • NGN (Next Generation Network) • NWGN (NeW Generation Network ), e.g., AKARI • WIDE project has wide variety of R&D testbeds and R&D activities, e.g., GLIF, RF-ID, Health-care, InternetCAR, Live E! • What is “the” architecture integrating wide variety of requirements from these activities ?

  4. List of Our Issues • Management of so-fat pipe, e.g., light paths • Wired and Unwired integration, e.g., mobility • Utility management, e.g., resource, grid • Traffic engineering with wide variety of media (e.g., video, game), regarding latency, bandwidth • Non-computer device networking in real-space • Reliability, robustness, sustainability

  5. Scope of Future Network for WIDE • Area domain • Applications and middleware (e.g., GRID) on Internet • New areas (e.g., High-Energy Physics, Medical, Education and collaboration) with networks • Dig into the specific technologies, e.g., wireless, optical, security, mobile • Time domain • 3-5 years, fixing the current issues • 5-10 years, designing with new R&D partners • 10-20 years, designing from the scratch

  6. Planning to Apply COE+s in FY2008 • Center of Excellence (COE) type of programs in Japan • Term 5 years to 10 years • Future Internet research portion of WIDE(Univ. + Industries) + NICT + NII etc. • Participation of KC researchers (and other countries), from the beginning as primary member • Residential accommodation of foreign researchers • Similar models could be applicable in Korea and China

  7. Use of Symposium and Publishing • Assumption: • Strong research group of institutes focusing on Future Internet autonomously exists in each of the countries • Joint symposium/workshop efforts between (among) KJ (KCJ). • Round-robin hosting by participating countries • Publishing of the result of the symposium/workshop • Strategic and Active participation/invitation with EU/US peers

  8. Administration • Jointly maintaining a united portal or entry to the activities • Joint efforts for stronger impact for standardization process • Especially university maintenance • W3C/IETF/AutoID/Mozzila • ITU/ISO/EPC • Establishing a stronger relationship with EU/US peer activities • Strategic planning group to achieve the ‘joint’ relationship

  9. Proposed collaboration idea from KR • JK and Asia Collaboration Models • Open collaboration rather than closed collaboration • Japan and Korea as (initial) primary members • others as secondary members, such as China, India, ... • Joint project and/or project funding regionally • japanese can apply for korean projects, and vice verse • Collaboration on testbeds • interoperability, role, virtual access, ... • Joint conference • Joint working groups in selected area(s)

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