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Page 1: FIRE overview

"The views expressed in this presentation are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Commission"

Future Internet Research and

Experimentation - FIRE

www.ict-fire.eu

Presenter: FIRE STATION Project Team

E-mail: [email protected]

3D videos at: http://www.ict-fire.eu/home/publications/videos.html

Updated 31.05. 2013

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FIRE

FIRE - Future Internet Research and Experimentation

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Future Internet Research: Why

The Internet of today: it works, but:

Designed as a best effort service infrastructure

Multiple unforeseen usages - data, voice, video, TV,…

Scalability issues, Security, trust, mobility..

Fixing the perceived deficiencies of today

Tomorrow, more to come

Connected objects, Sensors;

Geo location services, physical meet virtual world

Clouds, virtualisation,

Preparing for the usages of tomorrow

Ultimately every object/process “Internetised”

Towards smart usages and applications

Smart cities and environments

Tackling societal challenges

FI underpinning smart societies and economies

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Internet of Services, Service Web

Networks of the Future

3D & Media Internet

Internet of Things

Trust

Security

A multi dimensional technological approach

Future Internet Research: What

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Test bed 1 Test bed 2 Test bed 3

Test bed 4 Test bed 5

Test bed 6 Test bed 7 Test bed 8

Test bed 9

Federated Network Testbeds

Test bed 1 Test bed 2 Test bed 3

Test bed 4 Test bed 5

Test bed 6

Test bed 7 Test bed 8

Federated Service Testbeds

Exp1 Exp 3

Exp 2

Exp 4

Exp 5

User Communities

FIRE Experimental Facility

Requirements

Validation

Research

Large Scale

Experiments

FIRE Research

What is FIRE?

FIRE - Future Internet Research and Experimentation

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time to market

Technology

risk

Piloting

deployment

2-3 years 5-10 years

CIP / ICT PSP

large scale trials

(using existing

technology)

Smart Cities

market oriented R&D

adaptation to specific

demands..

FIRE

Testing facilities

and experiments

Future Internet: Comprehensive EU approach

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FP7 / PPP

FP7 / FIRE

Future Internet

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Benefits of FIRE for Europe

• The FIRE initiative creates an

open research environment,

which facilitates strategic

research and development on

new Internet concepts giving

researchers an instrument to

carry out large-scale

experimentation on new

paradigms

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FIRE - Experimentally driven R&D

coordination and support measures

experimental facility

experimentally-driven research

Supporting research and innovation on new network

and service architectures

Through large scale experimentation, predict

behaviour and assess non-technical impact

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Infrastructures

Services

Applications

Wireless / Sensors

Fixed/ Wired Compute/ Storage

Peripherals/ Device

IMS Service Delivery

Platforms

Media eHealth Transport ...

....

research, d

evelo

pm

ent an

d o

peratio

n

Internet Users

Clouds/Grids

FIRE and the FI Ecosystem:Infrastructures

Dem

and

Enablin

g T

ech

nolo

gy

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Coordination and Support Actions

FUSION

Experimentally-driven Research

Exploratory

Research

Real-scale

Experimentation

Validation

Requirements

NOVI EULER LAWA SPITFIRE

EVARILOS

IRATI

ECO2Clouds EAR-IT

3D-LIVE

ALIEN

Social&Smart STEER OFERTIE RELYonIT

CREW BonFIRE

Building the Experimental Facility and stimulating its use

Enlarged Enlarged

Fed4FIRE

Users Users

Wisebed

Onelab2

PII

Vital++

Paradiso

FIREworks

Opnex

Perimeter

Ecode

N4C

SmartNet

SelfNet

FIREBALL

FIRE

STATION

Coordination

& support

actions Call 5

Coordination

& support

actions Call 8

Research

projects Call

5 (STREPs)

Research

projects Call

7 (STREPs)

Research

projects Call

8 (STREPs)

Facility

Projects (IPs)

Call 5

Facility

Projects (IPs)

Call 7

Facility

Projects (IPs)

Call 8

Projects

ended

FIRE Projects (June 2013)

AmpliFIRE

SCAMPI

Cityflow CLOMMUNITY

Openlab Experimedia CONFINE

Smart Santander OFELIA

MyFire

TEFIS

CONVER-

GENCE

HOBNET

CONECT

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• Expanded scope related to networking and far beyond:

Service architectures and clouds

Sensor Networks

Networking: Cognitive radio, Open flow

Increased emphasis on system level testing

• Demand-driven open federation of facilities Joint architecture board moderated by FIREstation

• Massive stimulation of users/experimenters: Open calls in facility projects reserved for innovative experiments Calls by projects

FIRE Projects

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FIRE Facility projects

Cognitive

radio

Cloud

Services

SmartSantander

Smart Cities

IoT

Network &

Services*

Open flow

Community

Networks

Future

Media

Extending

FIRE

testbeds

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FIRE Federation

* The TEFIS project is finished but service offering continues on

TEFIS portal at: http://www.tefisportal.eu/

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FIRE Facility Projects - Roadmap

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FIRE FacilityProjects – Call 8 (started October 2012)

• Fed4FIRE:

• Fed4FIRE will deliver open and easily accessible federated

facilities to the Future Internet experimentation communities,

which focus on fixed and wireless infrastructures, services and

applications, and combinations thereof.

• http://www.fed4fire.eu/

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FIRE FacilityProjects – Call 7 (started October 2011)

• OpenLab: PlanetLab Europe (PLE), NITOS, w-iLab.t wireless, IMS

telco; LTE cellular wireless; ETOMIC high precision measurement;

HEN emulation; and ns-3 simulation.

www.ict-openlab.eu

• Experimedia: Offering testbeds for large-scale experiments using

live events and real-world communities to accelerate the adoption of

the Future Media Internet.

www.experimedia.eu

• Confine: Community networks incorporating wireless and optical

links, heterogeneous nodes, routing protocols, applications and end-

users utilising self-provisioning.

www.confine-project.eu

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FIRE Facility projects Call 5 (started mid - 2010)

• BonFIRE: Building service testbeds for Future Internet

Research and Experimentation

www.bonfire-project.eu

• CREW: Cognitive Radio Experimentation World

www.crew-project.eu

• OFELIA: OpenFlow in Europe – Linking Infrastructure

and Applications

www.fp7-ofelia.eu

• Smart Santander: Large scale sensor network in the

Spanish city of Santander

www.smartsantander.eu

• TEFIS: Testbed for Future Internet Services

www.tefisproject.eu

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FIRE STREP Projects (1)

• LAWA: Longitudinal Analytics of Web Archive data. Aims at

building an Internet-based experimental testbed for large-

scale data analytics. http://www.lawa-project.eu/

• FIBRE: Future Internet Experimentation between Brazil and

Europe. Its goal is to Create a common space between the

EU and Brazil for Future Internet (FI) experimental research

into network infrastructure and distributed applications, by

building and operating a federated EU-Brazil Future

Internet experimental facility.

• Scampi: Service Platform for Social Awware Mobile and

pervasive Computing. SCAMPI will investigate techical

solutions for a service platform in mobile and pervasive

opportunistic networks.

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FIRE STREP Projects (2)

• SPITFIRE: Semantic-Service Provisioning for the Internet of

Things using Future Internet Research by Experimentation.

SPITFIRE works towards the realization of a stronger

connection between the natural and the digital worlds.

http://www.spitfire-project.eu/

• CONECT: Cooperative Networking for High Capacity

Transport Architectures. It will develop novel performance

bounds of wireless network information flow.

http://www.conect-ict.eu/

• CONVERGENCE: CONVERGENCE proposes to enhance

the Internet with a novel, content-centric, publish-subscribe

service model, based on the Versatile Digital Item.

http://www.ict-convergence.eu/

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FIRE STREP Projects (3)

• EULER: Experimental UpdateLess Evolutive Routing. The main

objective of EULER is to investigate new routing paradigms so

as to develop a distributed and dynamic routing scheme

suitable for the future Internet. http://www.euler-fire-project.eu/

• HOBNET: Holistic Platform Design for Smart Buildings of the

Future InterNET. The goal is to maximize the use of FIRE

platforms by multidisciplinary developers of Future Internet

applications focused on automation and energy efficiency for

smart buildings. http://www.hobnet-project.eu/

• NOVI: Networking innovations Over Virtualized Infrastructures.

It aims at composing virtualized e-Infrastructures towards a

holistic Future Internet (FI) cloud service. http://www.fp7-

novi.eu/

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FIRE STREP Projects (4)

• CityFlow Future Internet experiment will create a multi-

autonomous-system experimental signalling overlay on the

OFELIA OpenFlow infrastructure.

• IRATI’s goal is to achieve further exploration of the Recursive

InterNetwork Architecture (RINA) architecture. http://irati.eu/

• RelyonIT: By embracing vast quantities of wireless sensors

and actuators, the Future Internet will reach into the real world

and provide online access to the state of things and places.

The resulting Internet of Things (IoT) is deemed to enable

applications of utmost societal value including smart cities,

smart grids, and smart healthcare. http://www.relyonit.eu/

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FIRE STREP Projects (5)

• ALIEN will deliver an innovative network abstraction

mechanism targeting the control and management

convergence and interoperability of heterogeneous network

elements building strong foundations for Software Defined

Networks. The NOS of ALIEN will be based on control and

management framework of OFELIA FIRE facility.

http://fp7-alien.eu

• Social & Smart is a research project using the housekeeping

scenario to experiment a pervasive Future Internet network that

provides real services to a wide population. The goal is to

devise an infrastructure allowing all appliances in the home to

speak to a middleware where any user can easily create

cognitive and scalable solutions in the cloud to manage them.

http://shannon.laren.dsi.unimi.it/drupal7/

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FIRE STREP Projects (6)

• EVARILOS addresses one of the major problems of indoor

localization research: The pitfall to reproduce research results

in real life scenarios suffering from uncontrolled RF interference

and the weakness of numerous published solutions being

evaluated under individual, not comparable and not repeatable

conditions. http://www.evarilos.eu/

• Eco2Clouds will investigate strategies that can ensure not only

effective application deployment on the cloud infrastructure but

also reduce the resultant energy consumption and CO2

emissions. http://eco2clouds.eu/

• STEER will address the community-centric digitally-based

ecosystem which we refer to as “Social Telemedia”, a cross-

breeding of social networks and networked media.

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FIRE STREP Projects (7)

• EAR-IT: Audio sensors are cheap and often easy to deploy

and, with the growing power of processing and networking

capabilities it is possible to exploit audio data for a broad range

of applications incl. energy efficiency and traffic monitoring.

• 3D-LIVE project aims to develop and experiment a User Driven

Mixed Reality and Immersive (Twilight) platform connected to

EXPERIMEDIA facilities in order to investigate the Future

Internet (FI) broadband capacity to support Real-Time

immersive situations as well as evaluating both the Quality of

Experience (QoE) and Quality of Services.

http://www.ami-communities.eu/wiki/3D-LIVE

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FIRE STREP Projects (8)

• OFERTIE addresses an important emerging class of distributed

applications known as Real-Time Online Interactive

Applications (ROIA). These include multi-player online

computer games, advanced simulation-based e-Learning and

training platforms, and other applications dependent upon

synchronised bidirectional media distribution.

http://www.ofertie.eu

• CLOMMUNITY project aims at addressing the obstacles for

communities of citizens in bootstrapping, running and

expanding community-owned networks that provide community

services organised as community clouds.

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Internet & Society project - Call 7 (started October 2011)

• FIRE related Internet & Society project

• EINS: European INternet Science is a Network of Excellence aiming

at developing Internet Science as a foundation for the understanding

and evolution of the Internet as a societal and a technological

artefact.

More http://www.internet-science.eu/

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FIRE Projects – Current (06/2013)

http://www.ict-fire.eu/home/fire-projects.html 26

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FIRE for Experimentations

* www.ict-fire.eu

Facility Portal

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Info

rmati

on

Po

rtal*

Research

Applications

Services

Networking

--------------

Information

New

Experimenters,

Users

Ext. Contacts

Information

queries

Etc.

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The FIRESTATION Support Action

FIRE Architecture Board Federation between facility projects

Chairman + Moderator + Secretary

+ 1 representative per running IP project

+ representatives from other relevant

projects

External Relations

Other test beds (outside

FIRE EC projects)

External Experts

Advisory Group

Other initiatives

(incl. GEANT,

NRENs, EIT,

G-Lab, GENI,

Asia FI, FIA,FI-

PPP, FIF, ETPs,

etc.)

FIRE STATION

Project Mgt

FIRE Office

Entry point from the outside

FIRE STREP

and other FI

projects

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Beneficiary name Beneficiary short name, country

Martel* MAR, Switzerland

Université Pierre et Marie Curie - Paris 6

UPMC, France

Eurescom GmbH EUR, Germany

GARR GARR, Italy

iMinds iMinds, Belgium

University Lübeck UZL, Germany

University of Southampton

IT Innovation, United Kingdom

InterInnov InterInnov, France

FIRE STATION Project

* Coordinator

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• FIRESTATION is a

Coordination &

Support Action (CSA)

project funded in

Framework

Programme 7 (FP7),

Call 5

• Started 1st of June

2010 for 36 months

•Budget: 1.5 M€

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1 To move the FIRE facility towards a more customer-driven, dynamic,

effective, sustainable, easy-to-access and easy-to-use experimental

platform

2 To intensify the collaboration amongst the FIRE Community

• FIRE projects and all related stakeholders, such as other

testbeds, testbed initiatives, customers of testbeds -

projects, researchers from academy and industry

The objectives of FIRE STATION

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FIRE STATION implements a FIRE Office and a FIRE

Architecture Board:

- The FIRE Office serves as a single contact point and a

mediator when looking for experimental resources or new

customers;

- The FIRE Architecture Board involves all FIRE facility

builders to decide on the strategy and means to facilitate the

development of FIRE offerings.

The organization of FIRE STATION

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FIRE Open Calls

• The Open Calls are designed to stimulate the use of the facilities through new innovative experiments

• 9 IP projects have a ready large scale facility infrastructure that can be used:

• Fed4FIRE - a real federation of experimentation facilities

• BONFIRE – research in the Cloud

• CREW – radio spectrum and measurements of wireless

• OFELIA – networking in Open Flow

• TEFIS – research in services

• Smart Santander – Internet of Things – 20 000 nodes in one city

• OPENLAB – advancing capabilities of early FIRE facilities

• EXPERIMEDIA – research in Future Media Internet

• CONFINE - exploration and advancement of the community networks

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FIRE+ in Horizon 2020 Consultation 21 September

• Federation towards a European experimental Infrastructure

• More users to be involved in FIRE

• Sustainability over time

• EIT

• National Initiative

• Advanced networking experimentation, GEANT

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FIRE in ICT Work Programme 2013

Call 10 (Objective 1.7/)

/a: Testbed Facilities: IPs, Indicative budget: 8M €

/b: Experimentally-driven Research: STREPs, Indicative budget: 8M €

/c: Coordinatation and Support Actions: CSAs, Indicative budget: 0,5M €

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FIRE Roadmap

FIRE in

Horizon 2020

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Preparatory projects

under FP6

First wave of FIRE projects

(Call 2: Facility + Research)

Second Wave of FIRE projects

(Call 5: Facility + Research)

Third Wave of FIRE projects

(Call 7: Facility + Internet Science)

FIRE Federation and Sustainability

(Call 8: Facility + Experiments)

FIRE projects

(Call 10: Facility + Experiments)

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Status of international cooperation

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A Korean Partner in EINS;

FIRE STATION involved

(KOREN and AsiaFI)

TEFIS and MyFIRE

include a

Brazilian Partner.

FIBRE is from a EU-

Brazil joint call.

A Russian partner

In MyFIRE

An Indian partner

In MyFIRE

OFELIA and

CONECT involve US

Partners

OpenLab involves a

Canadian partner

A Chinese partner in

TEFIS, EINS,

MyFIRE

FIRE involved through

EU-Japan Symposium +

Call 8 Info Day

OpenLab and EINS

involve an Australian

Partner

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The FIRE Website www.ict-fire.eu Maintained by the FIRESTATION Support Action

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The www.ict-fire.eu word count

39 Maintained by the FIRESTATION Support Action – June 2013

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Further Information

Next Key Events in 2013:

Future Networks & Mobile Summit 2013 (FUNEMS) 3-5 July 2013 Lisbon, Portugal

More at: http://www.ict-fire.eu/events/eventview/article/future-network-mobile-summit-2013.html

ICT 2013: Create, Connect, Grow 6-8 November 2013 Vilnius, Lithuania

More at: http://www.ict-fire.eu/events/eventview/article/ict-2013-create-connect-grow.html

Useful Websites:

www.ict-fire.eu – FIRE website

http://www.ict-fire.eu/home/publications.html - FIRE Brochure

http://wiki.ict-fire.eu – FIRE wiki

http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/ict/fire - FIRE / EU Commission

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Thank you for your attention

The research leading to these results has received funding from the European Union's Seventh Framework Programme (FP7 2007-2013, ICT objective 1.6) under grant agreement nr. 257439 FIRESTATION.

More information: www.ict-fire.eu Contact: [email protected]