Professional Documents
Culture Documents
EC Presentation Rodriguez Rosello
EC Presentation Rodriguez Rosello
EC Presentation Rodriguez Rosello
perspective
Public Internet
Operator A Ad-Hoc Mesh Relay Personal Space
Optical Transmission
Broadcast
Main trends affecting research and innovation in the communications networks area
Research & Technology drivers: Societal drivers:
Urbanisation Smart cities Mobility Information availability Social networks Privacy Security Energy efficiency Demographic trends Healthcare Education
Capacity/Efficiency Service/Content centricity Virtualisation & Cloudification Cognition Context awareness Manageability Self-organisation Self-optimisation Cross-layer optimisation Flexibility Smart environments, Sensors M2M
Trend: Smart environments enabled by networked sensors (real world Internet, context awareness)
Common sensor and actuator information infrastructure across cities
o
provides secure and reliable access to sensor and actuator information services for multiple players, and so that information can be efficiently shared across verticals, this provides application enablement
aggregation and collection of data directory services data brokering and service composition information federation privacy and integrity protection access policy enforcement accounting and revenue,....
Optical networks
Strong potential for energy efficiency; Despite all technology improvements, router energy will become unsustainable beyond 2020 because of traffic increase FTTH could lead to a bottleneck at the core network Calls for optical architecture with lowest possible switching layer, traffic aggregation, all optical end-to-end architecture (requires radio over fiber interfaces)
Towards multiple, cognitive, elastic, adaptive, seamless, E2E Wireless and Optical Networks
5
The interplay with the NoE Internet Science towards smart innovation
1. Interoperability/open standards as important as ever so as to avoid silos/ fragmentation; M2M, IoT which impact on society/economy/key services and infrastructures? 2. Research with strong innovation orientation: Future Internet architectures need to enable new usages, new business models, new governance and meet (new?) societal needs; 3. Europe can build on its telecommunications and applications/services strengths, but also on its researchers and social assets and take a leading role in ICT-enabled smart growth linking via policies into social-economic goals 4. Need for critical mass; involvement of new players beyond ICT boundaries: networks theory; complexity theory, social construction of technology, games theory, social networks; 5. User driven open innovation, large scale test-beds;
The NoE on Internet Science should help in putting the future networks research within the broader picture
http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/ict/future-networks