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Next Generation Networks in the IST Programme

Next Generation Networks in the IST Programme. TEQUILA Workshop Amsterdam, 25 January 2001. Paulo de Sousa European Commission. Emerging Context.

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Next Generation Networks in the IST Programme

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  1. Next Generation Networksin the IST Programme TEQUILA Workshop Amsterdam, 25 January 2001 Paulo de Sousa European Commission

  2. Emerging Context NETWORKS(Interoperability, Management)SERVICES+APPLICATIONS(Interworking, Transparency)MULTIPLICITY of OPERATORS, SERVICE PROVIDERS(QoS, SLAs, Accounting) Convergence Deregulation HETEROGENEITY INTEROPERABILITY Increasing Critical Dependency of Global Economy on Telecoms

  3. Integrated infrastructure • Interoperability and integration of heterogeneous networks • fixed-mobile and wireless ( IPV6, Mobile IP etc…) • protocol inter-working(Voice over IPv4/IPv6, Video/MPEG interoperability) • Multi-domain adaptive network management: • dynamic management of resource (spectrum, ..) • self-aware self-organising wireless networks • active networks • Evolution to high speed access • optical WDM • hybrid fibre/cable/wireless

  4. eEurope • Objectives • Bringing every citizen home and school, every business and administration into the digital age. • Creating a digitally literate Europe supported by an entrepreneurial culture. • Ensuring the whole process is socially inclusive. • Action plan aiming at 2002. • Actions on Commission and member states • Underlying objective of creating an Information society for ALL has longer term perspectives...

  5. eEUROPE Action Plan • Objectives: • A cheaper, faster and secure Internet • Investing in people and skills • Stimulate the use of the Internet • Some of the actions of the 1st Objective are: • Give increased priority to supporting the development of information infrastructure and projects. • Move towards full conversion to IPv6 through pilot implementation in Europe. • Work towards introducing greater competition in local access networks. • Achieve significant reductions in internet access tariffs.

  6. IV.2.x Network Integration, Interoperabilityand Interworking CHEAPER, FASTER, RELIABLE AND AVAILABLE INTERNET ACCESS

  7. IV.2.x Network Integration, Interoperabilityand Interworking • Premium IP • Network interoperability • Optimisation of network resources

  8. PREMIUM IP • Quality Of Service (DiffServ, MPLS) • Security • Mobility (nomadic services, Mobile IP) • IPv6 and beyond

  9. NETWORK INTEROPERABILITY • Integration of multiple Heterogeneous Networks-Fixed/Mobile Integration-Broadcasting and on-line technologies • Interoperability between Core and Access Networks • Home Networks and Gateways

  10. OPTIMIZATION OF NETWORK RESOURCES • Network Management Interoperability • Adaptive Architectures (self-healing, adhoc) • Next Generation Protocols and Signaling Mechanisms • Internet Telephony and related multimedia services

  11. Thematic Grouping (1) of Projects IP Premium IP TEQUILAAQUILA CADENUS QOSIPSATRIUM SEQUIN GEOCASTBRAHMS MOEBIUS SUITED BRAHMS DAVID METEOR HARMONICS IPv6 6INITLONGMOBYDICK Optics WINE Wireless NETGATEINTERNODE GCAP ATLAS WINMANLION M3I SHUFFLE WINEGLASSVESPER MANTRIP STARLITEAGENTLINK FAINFORM ANDROID Network Mgt

  12. Thematic Grouping (2) of Projects ACCESS Optics HOME Copper HARMONICSATLASMETEOR Cable Power BASSOPENISE PALAS VideoGatewayHasVideoBox PROXiTV WITNESS InHomeNetSIRLAN Wireless WINEGNIUS DRIVEEMBRACEBRAIN ADAMAS

  13. Thematic Grouping (3) of Projects Network Management FORM VESPER ATS-NETWORK ANDROID FAIN Active Networks STARLITE SHUFFLE MANTRIP INTONE DIAMANT GEODAS HISCORE DSE GLOBDATA C-ARCTIC DAEDALUS INTERVAL SETTA Agent Technologies JAVA ORBs AGENTLINK HPCN (Open MP, MPI, ...) CORVAL2 VISOR BASE DOTS IB AJACS Time Triggered Architectures New Distributed Techniques Distributed + Real-Time Systems

  14. ISTAdvisory Group(experts, business) IST Committee (member states) Policy & FP5 Programmes Consultation with IST participants Annual workprogramme update Technology and market evolution IST workprogramme 1999 IST workprogramme orientations IST workprogramme 2001

  15. WP2001 General features • Budget: from 950 (in 2000) to 850 MEuro: Need for further concentration • ‘Ambient Intelligence’ remains the focus • Additional precision with the Key Enabling Technologies • Emphasis on high-risk/high-reward and medium to long term • Reduction of the number of action lines • Same overall structure and Al’s format as in 2000

  16. KA4: Outline • 19 RTD, 4 separate take-up, 1 training • 23 +12 in WP2000 • Further focus by reducing the number of Als and the description of each AL • New ALs spanning the Key Action: • Design of networked embedded systems • Multiservice networks - middleware for seamless access to services • Better integration of fundamental/basic research • Streamlining/grouping of take-up activities

  17. KA4 main themes • Networked embedded systems and devices in adaptive networks • Interoperability among heterogeneous networks and their increased capacity, agility and functionality • Systems-on-a-chip and reuse of IP blocks for ICT terminals, sensors, communication systems and networks • Seamless access to and provisioning of services • Augmented human/system interaction

  18. CPAs - Focus • Address topics common to several Key Actions • themes of strategic nature • bringing together fragmented areas • supporting aspects of integration and convergence • Provide an additional perspective to proposers • Defined by Action Lines in the workprogramme • Section 5 of workprogramme • Resources available …. ~12% of the IST budget

  19. CPAs: Action lines • Home environments • Multi-sensorial, multi-modal and multilingual interaction • GIS • Dependability • Smart cards • Next Generation Networking • Socio-economic impact and indicators • eLearning for youth in the digital age • Grid computing and challenging applications • Regional pilot actions and demonstrations for the new economy • Nanotechnology and applications in health, environment,.. • Applications Service Provision • Advanced Digital Signal Processing and applications

  20. 1999 Jan Apr Jul Oct 2000 Jan Apr Jul Oct 2001 Jan Apr Jul Oct 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 IST timetable

  21. Cross KA4 Multiservice networks - middleware for seamless access to services CPAs Application Services Provision(2001) Next Generation Networks (2000/2001) KA4 - Computing and NetworkingWorkprogramme 2001 E1 • Real-timeDistributed Systems • Network and services interoperability, interworking and management • Terabit Optical Networks • Take-up Call 6Call 7

  22. IV.1.2 Multiservice networks - middleware for seamless access to services Issue: generic requirements on infrastructures and technologies for seamless service delivery Aim: make service access independent of underlying network, user location and terminal Scope: fixed, mobile, wireless, satellite networks signalling, mobility management, QoS, link-optimisation bandwidth + resource optimisation adaptive and ad-hoc networks (self-aware, self-organising) protocol interworking, inter-networking handover

  23. IV.2.2 Network and services interoperability, interworking and management (i) Issue: seamless interoperability among heterogeneous networks Aim: improve capacity of networks to interoperate and support advanced (interactive, nomadic,..) services and applications Scope: network gateways and protocols integration: fixed/mobile, hybrid fibre/cable interoperability: access/core, home/access QoS support, Service Level Agreements, accounting

  24. IV.2.2 Network and services interoperability, interworking and management (ii) Issue: flexible control over networks and network services Aim: dynamic optimisation of network resources to assure service transparency in a multi-domain context Scope: active network management harmonised approach to network management dynamic reconfiguration of network elements for service deployment and support

  25. Juxtaposition : IV.1.2 and IV.2.2 Context: Heterogeneity and the need for interoperability IV.1.2 Services + applications (interworking, transparency) IV.2.2 Networks (interoperability, management)

  26. WP2001 Roadmap • Two calls ( 6 and 7) • Launch date: February, June 2001 • Deadlines: May, October • Budgets: 350 MEuro and 500 MEuro • Changes in the presentation to make it more readable

  27. 2000 Workprogramme Important details - official texts http://www.cordis.lu/ist

  28. 6th Framework Programme:Global Information Utilities • Infrastructure level: Géant and beyond • Services level: “Innovation 2000” initiative • Applications level: GRID

  29. Next Generation NetworksConcertation Meetings: 9 February 2000 - Brussels March 28, 2000 - Rennes October 4-5, 2000 - Bergen March 2001 - Prague Supporting Thematic Networks: - Optimist, AgentLink, NGNinitiative

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