Transcript Workshop on experimentally-driven research on Future Internet

MORE FIRE
2.6.2010
TNC 2010
VILNA
Anri Kivimäki
FIRE IS:
– Multidisciplinary research environment for investigating
and experimentally validating highly innovative and
revolutionary ideas for new networking and service
paradigms.
– FIRE is promoting the concept of experimentally-driven
research.
– FIRE aims to create a dynamic, sustainable, large scale
European Experimental Facility, which is built by
gradually connecting and federating existing and new
testbeds for emerging or future internet technologies.
http://www.ict-fireworks.eu/home.html
http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/ict/fire/
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Coordination and Support Actions
FIREBALL
PARADISO 2
PARADISO
FIREstation
MyFire
FIREworks
Building the Experimental Facility and stimulating its use
Smart Santander
TEFIS
BonFIRE
OFELIA
CREW
ONELAB2
PII
WISEBED
VITAL++
Users
Users
Experimentally-driven Research
CONECT
EULER
BONFIRE
SPITFIRE
Validation
SCAMPI
CONVERGENC
E
HOBNET
NOVI
Research Experimentation
OPNEX
ECODE
PERIMETER
CONECT
Requirements
N4C
SMART-NET
Nanodatacenters
SELF-NET
Facility Projects IPs Call 5
Focused project Call 5 STREPs
Coordination & support actions Call 5
Facility projects IPs&STREPs Call 2
Facility projects Call 2 STREPs
Coordination & support actions Call 2
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Information on Call 5 is tentative – contracts are under negotiation, tentative start in summer 2010
14 projects, 40 M€ - Call 2
17 new projects, 50 M€ - Call 5 (tentative)
FIRE projects
FIRE Office
• The FIRE Office is to serve as the single
contact point and the mediator when either
looking for right experimental resources or
new customers for the facilities.
• Maintain up-to-date information on FIRE
actors
FIRE Architecture Board
• Establishes a collaboration structure between the
different FIRE facility projects
• Supports the development of a portal supporting
one-stop-shop of testing facilities
• Defines what new capabilities should be added to
the existing experimental facilities
• Supports the federation and collaboration with
European national and international projects and
initiatives
• Promotes collaboration with testbed operators
outside of FIRE
Architecture Board:
• Collects all FIRE facility builders to jointly
decide on strategy and means to coordinate
and facilitate the development of FIRE facility
offerings supporting the evolving needs of the
customers.
• Chairman Jerker Wilander
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FIRE Architecture
End-user involvement
Application Service platforms
Vital++
Federica
Onelab2
Business issues
PII
Exoerimenters
Portal
Wisebed
Research tools
Management
Federated test-beds
FIRE External Relations
• Main objective is to make FIRE and
especially FIRE Facilities more visible
internationally
• Performs targeted actions to increase
visibility and awareness on FIRE
Initiative;
• Liaises at “political” level with various
complementing and comparable
initiatives, European and world-wide;
• Promotes the FIRE approach,
experimentally-driver research, and
markets all its offerings
Going International
 Glocal:
 The Testbed Ecosystem
 A world of Cooperation and Competition
 Federation as a solution
 Global effort:
 « As a global research environment
involving the world’s leading
researchers, a testbed that creates
innovation is important via cooperating
with research networks overseas »
Masataka Kawauchi
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Director-General for International and Technology Policy Coordination, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Cooperation
- March 30, 2010, Tokyo
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International co-operation
• Europe: ETPs, FIA,
EUREKA , FIF, FI PPP…,
• ASIA: Asia FI Forum etc.
• Japan: e.g. NICT, Corelab,
YRP
• US – GENI
• Brazil
• China
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FIREworks and FIRE STATION
Start Date: 1 April 2008
Closure date: 30 September 2010
•Maximum financial EC
contribution: 790 000€
•3 Partners: Dimes (Coordinator),
Eurescom, UPMC
•Project Website: www.ictfireworks.eu
•Numerous international events
organised (gathering 100-500
participants): FIREweeks, Japan
– EU symposium, EU – US
(FIRE-GENI) workshops
Main Results / Achievements:
FIRE White Paper
Portfolio Analysis call 2 & 5
Concept for high-level federation
cross Europe
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Duration 36 months: Start day:
1.6.2010
Maximum financial EC
contribution: 1 500 000€
8 Partners: Dimes (Coordinator),
Martel, Eurescom, UPMC, GARR,
IBBT, IT-Innovation, University of
Lübeck
FIRE STATION Main objectives
1. To move the FIRE Facility towards a more customer-driven,
dynamic, effective, sustainable, easy-to-access and easy-touse experimental platform
2. To intensify the collaboration amongst the FIRE Community
(all FIRE projects, all related stakeholders, such as other
testbeds, testbed initiatives, customers of testbeds (projects,
researchers from academy and industry))
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FIRE STATION
• A single point of contact to coordinate and
promote the FIRE approach with respect to the
following main requirements:
1) Facilities need synchronization, resource
optimization, and common efforts in order to offer
customers the best possible service and ensure their
sustainability beyond project life times.
2) Researchers need correct and timely knowledge
about the available resources, easy access, high
usability and appropriate tools to run and monitor
their experiments
FIRE STATION project structure
RTD Projects
Other test beds (outside
FIRE EC projects)
Other initiatives
(incl. GEANT,
NRENs, GENI,
Asia FI, FIA, FIF,
FI PPP, ETPs,
etc.)
FIRE Office
External Relations
FIRE STATION
Project Mgt
Architecture Board
FIRE
STATION
Support
Chairman + Moderator
Action
+ 1 representative per IP project selected
in FIRE Call 5
External Experts
+ observers (e.g. Federica)
Advisory Group
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What you can expect from FIREStation
• Office
– Potentially more users, better cooperation among facilities
when needed by users
– Possibility to advertise and disseminate more widely
– Help Desk
• Results from existing FIRE projects to avoid
”reinventing the wheel”
– E.g. first results on how to describe resources, benefit from
experience of running facilities etc.
• Opportunity for interactive Forum between FIRE
projects
• Single entry Portal when needed
• Etc.
What FIREStation expects from you
• Information available on facilities
• Regular update on progress and awareness
activities
• Development of common tools
• Making some of your tools available to
others
• Etc.
Coming FIRE Events
• Coming events: FIREWeek on 28.6-2.7.:
http://fireweek2010.upf.edu/index.htm
• ICT 2010
• Japan EU Symposium in Tampere 2022.10.2010
• FIA Ghent FIRE day on 15.12.2010
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Thank you!
Let’s start working…
Coordinator
[email protected]
Ambassador:
[email protected]