| Stuttgart, 14 December 2004 |
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Session 1 09:00 - 10:00 |
Overview & Approach This session will introduce project DAIDALOS and its role and position in FP6, in particular in the area of Mobile and Wireless systems B3G. The motivation, key principles, and spectrum of technologies addressed by DAIDALOS will be explained. Finally, the methodological approach used in DAIDALOS will be explained at hand of the Mobile University scenario. |
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Welcome Prof. Paul Kühn, University of Stuttgart |
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Introduction: Setting the scene -
Daidalos in the framework of FP6/IST/Systems Beyond 3G
slides Riccardo Pascotto, Project Co-ordinator, T-Systems |
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| Vision & Technical Overview
slides Hans-Werner Bitzer, Technical Project Manager, T-Systems |
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The Daidalos Methodology
slides Jurgen Jaehnert, University of Stuttgart |
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10:00 - 10:30 | Coffee Break |
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Session 2 10:30 - 12:00 |
Integration of heterogeneous networks This session will first outline advanced mobility concepts that play a central role in DAIDALOS, e.g. router discovery, handover etc., explain security issues for terminal mobility, and present advanced work on sensor networks. The second talk will present how Broadcast services and technologies are integrated in the Daidalos framework. Two invited presentation from FP6 projects E2R and Ambient Networks will complete the session. |
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Advanced Mobility and
Security in Heterogeneous Networks
slides Amardeo Sarma, NEC |
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Broadcast Integration
in Daidalos
slides Jean Ribeiro, TDF |
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End-to-End
Reconfigurability (E2R) - System and network support aspects
slides Bertrand Souville, E2R, DoCoMo Eurolabs |
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Ambient Networks as long-term
mobile networking approach Norbert Niebert, Ambient Networks project, Ericsson |
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12:00 - 13:30 | Opening of demonstration booths, Lunch |
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Session 3 13:30 - 14:40 |
Service Provisioning This session will first introduce the DAIDALOS Service Provisioning Platform (SPP) which is the basis for Services & Network Management and Provision. The SPP is built on 4 main sub-systems: QoS, Security, A4C, and Multimedia. The second talk will present details of A4C, including features as e.g. Global Single Sign-on and Virtual Identities. The last talk will give an overview of ETSI TISPAN's work on fixed NGN services. |
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Service Provisioning
Platform and QoS support
slides Francisco Fontes, Portugal Telecom Inovação |
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A4C (Authentication,
Authorization, Accounting, Auditing & Charging) in Daidalos - From State
of the art to Innovation
slides Holger Ziemek, Fraunhofer Gesellschaft Benjamin Weyl, BMW |
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ETSI TISPAN work on
fixed NGN services
slides Rainer Muench, Alcatel, ETSI TISpan |
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14:40 - 15:15 | Coffee Break, Demonstration booths |
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Session 4 15:15 - 16:45 |
Pervasiveness Pervasive computing aims at supporting the user best in all situations without requiring much interaction. For this the systems needs to have many information about the user. This session will present the privacy support concept developed in Daidalos. It will also explain how composed pervasive services can be discovered and managed. |
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Privacy in a world
with pervasive computing - A contradiction?
slides Christian Hauser, University of Stuttgart |
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The challenge of
discovering and managing composed services in pervasive systems
slides Kevin Doolin, TSSG |
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The
overall architecture, its buildings blocks, and way ahead
slides Rui Aguiar, Instituto de Telecomunicações |
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16:45 | Workshop closure |