FI POZNAŃ - Agenda

Future Internet Assembly
25-26.10.2011

The European Future Internet Assembly (FIA), is a collaboration between projects that have recognised the need to strengthen European activities on the Future Internet to maintain European competitiveness in the global marketplace. FIA events are organised twice a year as a conference where people from the different research domains meet each other and discuss cross cutting research results and trends in an interactive manner.

Currently FIA brings together around 150 research projects that are part of Challenge 1 of the ICT programme of 7th Framework Programme. These projects are advancing the state of the art in: The network of the future, Cloud Computing, Internet of Services and Advanced Software Engineering, Internet-connected objects, Trustworthy ICT, Networked Media and Search Systems, Socio-economic considerations for the Future Internet, Application domains for the Future Internet, Future Internet Research and Experimentation.

FIA is open to all researchers engaged in Future Internet research to contribute and participate towards FIA's goals.

More information: Event website

09.30 - 11.00 Aula	Plenary opening
		Welcome speech Poland
		Progress on Future Internet Research Megan Richards, Director Converged Networks and Services, DG Information Society and Media
		The economic and societal impact of future Internet technologies, services and applications in Europe and elsewhere Jonathan Cave (RAND Europe)
		Internet-enabled Social Transformation: Social Networks, Crowd-Sourcing and Opinion Formation Prof. Bolesław Szymański Claire and Roland Schmitt Distinguished Professor of Computer Science Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY
11.00 - 11.30	Coffee break
11.30-13.30	Parallel sessions
SESSION 1.1 Room 1	Value creation, value flows and liability over virtual resources
		Motivation and relevance to FISE-WG Michael Boniface, IT Innovation (SESERV) (10 mins)
		Keynote The Hermes network - Railways transition to a digital future Mike Haynes (Chair of GPH, European Railways) (20 mins)
		The Infrastructure Perspective Chair Makis Stamatelatos (UNIVERSELF) - position statements (20 mins)
		Makis Stamatelatos, University of Athens
		Management issues in virtualisation business scenarios Simon Delare, IBBT
		High Speed Accounting in the Future Internet Martin Waldburger, Univeristy of Zurich
		Business models for dynamic optical infrastructures Sergi Figuerola, i2CAT
		Discussion (10 min)
		The Societal and Business Application Perspective Chair Man-Sze Li (FInES Cluster) - position statements (20 mins)
		Man-Sze Li(IC Focus), FInES Cluster
		Artur Nowakowski, Verax Systems
		Jasper Lentjes, Business Innovation Manager, Vlastuin Group
		Sergio Gusmeroli, Corporate Research Director, TXT e-Solutions SpA
		Discussion (10 min)
		Debate and discussion on virtual resources across perspectives Professor Marcus Seifert (Uni Bremen) (30 mins)
SESSION 1.2 Room 2	Media roadmap
		Introduction Paul Moore (Atos, Spain) representing the Coordination Action NextMedia will present the different speakers and set the scene
		3D Krzysztof Kurowski (PSNC Poland), Ebroul Izquierdo (QMUL, Coordinator of NoE 3DLife) Virtual worlds, 3D video, 3D multiview, simulators, gaming, etc. are now a part of everyday life for many people on the Internet but there are still many, many very difficult challenges whether in terms of search or network efficiencies or real time rendering, etc. This session will look at future scenarios and challenges in the area of 3D.
		Connected TV Ralf Neudel (IRT, Editor “NEM Strategic Research Agenda"), Federico Alvarez (UPM, Coordinator of NextMedia) In this session, the focus will be put on portraying the evolving landscape of Connected TV in Europe. A technology overview will be presented and the current market situation in Europe will be explained including a quick outlook on future trends and open challenges in this domain.
		Social Media Oscar Mayora (Create-Net), Paul Moore (Atos) It is becoming more and more difficult to clearly separate the social networks from the media internet. Google is Google search but it is also Youtube and Google+. Facebooks goal is to become the gateway to internet media (Spotify and Netflix now available from inside Facebook for example.) Is Daily Motion a social network or a video platform? Location-based social networks and real-world sensing (Pachube) are merging online and physical worlds. As well, social media are rapidly expanding to business media as companies come to realize the power and efficiencies of social media to resolve many of today’s business problems.
		Business Models and Wrap up Paul Moore (Atos) More and more the question of business models is coming to the fore in any discussion of the Future Media Internet. The battle between Apple, Google, Facebook, Amazon, etc. for the hearts and minds (but especially wallets!) of internauts over the next 10 years is partly a struggle for technological supremacy but just as important will be the struggle for business model supremacy.
		Call for participation In each of the 25 minute segments the presentations will occupy about half of the time and the audience will be asked to contribute with comments, questions of or for the presenters and questions of their own for the audience.
SESSION 1.3 Room 3	Standardisation
		Part I: FIA standardisation working group – review of progresses and context evolution
		FIA standardisation WG: review of objectives and progresses Didier Bourse (Alcatel-Lucent) (15 min)
		The Future Networks cluster activities: Key take away from ETSI Future Networks workshop Gaby Lenhart (ETSI) (15 min)
		FI PPP plans for standardization coordination Jani Kaarlejärvi (Tivit) (15 min)
		Interacting with ETPs Walter Waterfeld from NESSI (15 min)
		Debate on the role for the standardisation WG Tomas Piatrik (QMUL) (15 min)
		Part II: Collective review of on-line content
		Organisation and purpose of web content Lyndon Nixon (STI International) (10 min)
		Interactive review of website content Jean-Charles Point (JCP Consult) (30 min)
		Concluding remarks Franck Le Gall (inno) (5 min)
SESSION 1.4 Room 7	Building a Trust Framework for Future Internet Services and Infrastructures Workshop chair: Laurent Ciavaglia (Alcatel-Lucent)
		Introduction Speaker: Armadeo Sarma (NEC – TDL Consortium) (15 min)
		Position statements (60 min)
		Aljosa Pasic (ATOS – FP7 project NESSOS)
		Armadeo Sarma (NEC – TDL Consortium)
		Laurent Ciavaglia (Alcatel-Lucent – FP7 project UNIVERSELF)
		45 min - Panel discussion Panel Moderator: Henning Arendt (@BC) Position statements will be debated based on the 6 questions and interactions with the audience. Panelists will comprise speakers of the position statements
13.30 - 15.00	Lunch
15.00 - 17.00	Looking forward
SESSION 2.1 Room 1	Mobile cloud
		Mobile clouds: What kind of applications can it offer? Ioannis Fikouras - Ericsson
		Opportunities and challenges for operators in the mobile cloud Uwe Herzog – Eurescom
		ERP systems in the cloud for mobile workers Piotr Cieszyński (ZETO S.A. w Poznaniu)/Jarosław Jackowiak (IBM)
		How will m-payment change consumers' behaviour and how can a mobile cloud benefit from it? Lucy Setian (TCS Digital World)
SESSION 2.2 Room 2	Research roadmap
		Part 1. Review and feedback on the FIA research roadmap (40 min)
		Introduction to the FIA roadmap Nick Wainwright (5 min)
		Panel: Perspectives on the FIA roadmap from different stakeholders (15 min)
		Amardeo Sarma (NEC Labs) (5 min)
		David Carter (Manchester Digital Development Agency) (5 min)
		Annika Sallstrom (Luleå University of Technology) (5 min)
		Q & A and contributions from attendees (20 min)
		Part 2: New Areas And Topics For Research (35 min)
		Visual Analytics James Davey (Fraunhofer Institute) (5 min)
		Making of Innovation Lucy Setian (TCS Digital World) (5 min)
		Engaging Current and Prospective Internet Users Rahamatullah Khondoker (Uni. Kaiserslautern) (5 min)
		Service Standardisation Petra Turkama (Aalto Uni.) (5 min)
		Rethinking Service-Oriented Abstraction to Deal with Convergence Federica Paganelli (CNIT) (5 min)
		Comments from the floor and discussion (10 min)
		Part 3: Latin America cooperation strategic research agenda (40 min)
		The Relevance Of International Cooperation To Define Optimum And Efficient Research Priorities In Europe Tonny Velin (FIRST Project) (5 min)
		International Cooperation Opportunities with Argentina and Chile: FI Roadmap & Priorities“ Gustavo Guaragna, Argentine Technology Platform - PLATA (10 min)
		Strategic Vision to use Future Internet in Brazil Roberto Carlos Mayer, President of the Brazilian Technology Platform - BRAFIP (10 min)
		Discussion with the audience (15 min)
	SESSION 2.3 Room 3	International Cooperation on Testbeds Session chair: Timo Lahnalampi (FIRESTATION project)
	15.00 - 15.15	General introduction to the session Covering at a glance over US, Japan and focusing on Korea and Australia Jacques Magen (FIRESTATION project)
	15.15 - 15.25	Canadian Future Internet experimental landscape Bill St. Arnaud (Canarie)
	15.25 - 15.35	Future Internet Testbed landscape in Latin America (without Brazil) Includes insights provided by FIRST project German M Fajardo Muriel, Ohmtel, Columbia
	15.35 - 15.45	EU-Brazil cooperation on Future Internet testbeds and experimentation Includes insights from projects FIBRE and MyFIRE Michael Stanton, RPN, Brazil
	15.45 - 16.05	Future Internet experimentation in BRIC regions and perspectives in international testbed standardization Sathya Rao, MyFIRE project
	16.05 - 16.15	Global testbeds for Sensor-networks, including relevant IPV6 aspects Sotiris Nikoletseas (HOBNET project)
	16.15 - 16.55	Panel session moderated by Anastasius Gavras (FIRESTATION project) Panelists: Andrey Rybin (ITMO) A. Paventhan (ERNET), Y. Huang (BII group, Beijing, TBC), Bill St. Arnaud (Canarie), Jacques Magen (FIRESTATION project), Serge Fdida (UPMC) and Josep Martrat (Atos Origin). Panel topics: • Requirements for testbed interconnection/federation with other regions. • What are the benefits for European research and industry? • What are the open questions: e.g. access to funding, coordination of calls, • Do we have lessons learned from other regions? Can we leverage them? • Action points?
		Session wrap-up by Timo Lahnalampi (FIRESTATION project)
SESSION 2.4 Room 7	Architectures
		Introduction FI Architectural Topics and Systems Alex Galis - University College London, United Kingdom (10 min)
		Presentation “Design Principles for Future Internet” Dimitri Papadimitriou - Alcatel-Lucent, Belgium (20 min)
		Presentation “The Importance of Resilience in the Future Internet: Framework, Mechanisms and Experiments” Paul Smith - The University of Lancaster, United Kingdom (20 min)
		Presentation “Management of Future Internet” Panagiotis Demestichas - University of Piraeus, Greece (20 min)
		Presentation “Experiences with Implementing RINA - Recursive Inter Network Architecture” Miguel Ponce de Leon – TSSG, Ireland (20 min)
		Panel Q&A - what are the key design challenges in Future Internet research and development (30 min)

09.00-11.00	Parallel sessions
SESSION 3.1 Room 1	Embedded systems for the IoT
	09.00 - 09.15	Introduction to the workshop Augusto Casaca, Irene Lopez de Vallejo
	09.15 - 09.30	EMMON project presentation Luis Miguel Pinho The EMMON This talk will briefly present the objectives, technologies and results of the EMMON project, with a particular focus on communication and programming abstractions scalability, a major challenge as embedded objects scale from a few dozens to thousands (and millions) of interconnected objects.
	09.30 - 09.45	SOFIA project presentation Pauli Kuosmanen SOFIA project is research project targeting to make "information" in the physical world available for smart services - connecting physical world with information world. Common target is to enable and maintain cross-industry interoperability, to foster innovation while maintaining value of existing legacy and to create new user interaction and interface concepts to enable users to benefit from smart environemnts.
	09.45 - 10.00	SMART SANTANDER project presentation Luis Munõz In the talk, different aspects linked to the supported services as well as practical aspects and limitations related to the infrastructure and its deployment will be described. Last but not least, the involvement of the different stakeholders and their role will be highlighted.
	10.00 - 10.15	LOCON project presentation Sylvie Couronée
	10.15 – 10.50	Panel discussion including the four speakers plus Mr. Walter Buga
	10.50 – 11.00	Wrap–up Augusto Casaca, Irene Lopez de Vallejo
SESSION 3.2 Room 2	Linked data
	09.00 - 09.05	Welcome
	09.05 - 09.25	Cloud Computing & Linked Data: State of the Art
	09.25 - 09.45	Stream based Linked Data Processing
	09.45 - 10.15	Knowledge Café: Cloud Computing and Linked Data • What can Cloud computing do for Linked Data management? • What are the requirements for Linked Data Management in the Cloud (e.g., handling provenance, data quality)
	10.15 - 10.45	Knowledge Case: Linked Data Streams • What are the opportunities and requirements for Linked Data Streams? • How to achieve acceptable performance? • What is the relationship of Linked Data Streams to Cloud Computing and other networking layers?
	10.45 - 10.55	Identification of actions items • Architectural requirements • Standardisation activities to be influenced
	10.55 - 11.00	Summary and conclusions
SESSION 3.3 Room 3	When infrastructure meets the user
		Keynote speakers Setting the scene: Introducing the three different communities and objectives of the session (15-20 min)
		FI PPP as a platform for co-creating future internet applications and services Dr Petra Turkama (CONCORD project coordinator)
		Living Labs: turning Future Internet into sustainable businesses bringing technological, societal and economical transformation Mr Jarmo Eskelinen, Forum Virium Helsinki, ENoLL Vice-President
		Innovative ICT platform for emerging eHealth services. Towards overcoming technical and social barriers and solving grand challenges in medicine Dr. Cezary Mazurek (Technical Coordinator of Wielkopolska Center for Telemedicine project)
		2-PANEL: When infrastructure meets the user (1 h 40 min)
		Prof Dr Pieter Ballon (Apollon project coordinator Secretary of ENoLL)
		Dr Federico Alvarez (Infinity Project Coordinator)
		Annika Sallstrom (TEFIS and FIREBALL projects view)
		Prof. Alvaro Oliveira (ENoLL President)
		Nick Wainwright (Future Internet Roadmap group)
		Mike Boniface (Future Internet Socio Economics group)
		Dr. Denis Havlik (ENVIROFI Technical Coordinator)
		Mr. Joe Gorman (SINTEF and representative of Universaal Project)
		Juliusz Pukacki (PSNC and representative of pMedicine Project)
		Mr. Murat Kalender (ATOS Research and representative of PISCES Project) (TBC)
		Wrap-up and Conclusions Invitation to participate as contributors of the whitepaper and follow-up actions (10 min)
SESSION 3.4 Room 7	User in Control
		Presentation of the agenda and session objectives Moderator: Andrea de Polo, Alinari 24 ORE (5 min)
		Putting the User in control within Cloud services Andrea de Polo, Alinari 24 ORE (10 min)
		Interaction between context, services, users and devices Gianluca Ripa, CEFRIEL – ICT Institute Politecnico di Milano (10 min)
		User-centric Wireless Local Loop (ULOOP) overview Rute Sofia (SITI, University Lusófona) (10 min)
		A privacy protecting identity management system at the network, services and applications levels Amardeo Sarma, NEC Labs (10 min)
		New approaches for user centricity on social and community networks (from IP Societies project) Edel Jennings, WIT - TSSG (10 min)
		User centric design process required to achieve good usability & trust in social networks while still preserving privacy Peter Wolkerstorfer, HCI researcher at CURE, Center for Usability Research engineering (10 min)
		Discussions session with panel of the above speakers Moderator: Nick Papanikolaou, HP Labs (45 min)
		Session conclusions Nick Papanikolaou, HP Labs (10 min)
11.00 - 11.30	Coffee break
11.30 - 13.30 Aula	Closing plenary with the panel on architecture
		Panel on architecture Panellists: D. Papadimitriou (Alcatel-Lucent), G. Pau (UCLA), P. Muller (TU Kaiserslautern), W.Mohr (NSN) Moderator: Th. Zahariadis (Synelixis)
	11.30 - 11.35	General introduction to the session Th. Zahariadis (Synelixis)
	11:35 – 11.45	How Future Internet Architecture is constrained by the network-wide/global-level architecture? D. Papadimitriou (Alcatel-Lucent)
	11.45 - 11.55	Future Internet Architecture: Network Evolution or Revolution? G. Pau (UCLA)
	11.55 - 12.05	Future Internet Architecture & Cloud Computing: A Service-Oriented approach P. Muller (TU Kaiserslautern)
	12.05 - 12.15	Future Internet Architecture and Smart Energy W. Mohr (NSN)
	12.15 - 12.30	Q&A Discussion
		Future Internet Book Federico Álvarez, UPM
		Future Internet Award
		Announcement of FIA Denmark Prof. Ramjee Prasad, Director of CTIF Global, Aalborg University
		Closing remarks