IARIA Workgroup on Future Internet

Workgroup Meeting, August 26th, 2009 - Cannes/La Bocca, France
18:15 - 19:15

Attendance: 43

Program: INTERNET 2009 Program

One tutorial:

Wireless Mesh Network Technologies: Architectures, Protocols, Resource Management and Applications

Two keynote speeches:

1. Computing Infrastructures for the Global Information Age [related to ICCGI 2009]

2. Future Vision of Business Oriented Innovations in the Wireless and Mobile Communications Sector. 3G, LTE, 4G and Beyond [related to ICWMC 2009]

One Expert Panel:

Future Internet: Challenges, Perspectives, and Beyond [related to INTERNET 2009]

Tutorials are posted at http://www.iaria.org/tutorials.html
Keynote speeches are posted at http://www.iaria.org/speeches.html
Panel slides are posted at http://www.iaria.org/speeches.html

Agenda:

The core debate was during the Expert Panel on Internet
Discussion turned around “new Internet”, as a next phase of the NGN. The panelist touched architectural, business models, and technical aspects that might be considered
A top 7 item list was suggested as the most critical priorities; security, identity management, etc.

Discussion:

There were discussions on updating the topics of INTERNET and augmenting the dissemination of INTERNET to cover new dimensions on virtualization and cloud computing, etc.
Help is expected from all the committee members for a careful dissemination of the Call for Papers, avoiding spamming
The promotion of young researchers was appreciated
More work for preparing INTERNET 2010 will be done offline, with many volunteers
There is an open call to suggest regular refresh to the topics of INTERNET events
Please have a look at: INTERNET 2010
Suggestions are welcome at petre@iaria.org
The procedure of invitation-only for extended versions of selected papers among those presented for on-line IARIA journals, with no additional fees, was appreciated
See: www.iariajournals.org

Some of the following items were also discussed either individually, or off-line, in small groups.

Suggestions:

Continue with ‘Poster’ and ‘Work in Progress’ tracks
Definitively, the technical program committee must be tuned to reflect new topics and assure a fair peer-to-peer review process

Publications:

The option to publish in an open digital library was discussed; this will allow having all the proceedings of the co-located events on the same CD Proceedings, and full free access to any publication
This issue will be carried further on to the IARIA Board to careful attention
It was suggested that some national research Centers encourage scientist to rather publish in openly searchable digital libraries
Conclusion was that, while a parallel back-up solution for both publishing and archiving is recommended, more work must be done for enlarging the indexing

Next steps:

Develop the new topics via off-line exchanges
Extend invitations for INTERNET 2010 committee membership

INTERNET 2010:

Announce the new topics with the CfP for INTERNET 2010
Location: yet to be defined, most probably in Valencia (Spain)
INTERNET 2010 will be organized under InfoWare 2010, most probably in September 2010

Summary of the Expert Panel

Future Internet: Challenges, Perspectives, and Beyond

Moderator:

Dr. Eugen Borcoci, Professor, University “Politehnica” Bucharest, Romania

Expert panelists:

Dr. Alessandro Bogliolo, Professor, Università di Urbino, Italy
Dr. Gyu Myoung Lee, Professor, Institut TELECOM SudParis, France
Dr. William W. Wu, IEEE Fellow / ATMco Founder, USA
Dr. Vladimir Zaborovski, Professor, Technical University/Robotics Institute - Saint-Petersburg, Russia

Presentations:

Eugen Borcoci, Future Internet: Challenges, Perspectives, and Beyond - Introduction
Alessandro Bogliolo, Economic Sustainability of Internet Access Networks
Gyu Myoung Lee, Concept, Key Characteristics and Requirements of Future Networks in ITU-T perspectives
William W. Wu: QoE/QoS Improvement in Wireless Internet
Vladimir Zaborovski : Internet: Stochastic + Dynamic = Chaos Network Environment

The panelists and audience discussed different aspects and agreed that many open issues exist and future research is necessary on Future Internet:

clean slate versus evolutionary approach- pros/cons
new business models are needed
network neutrality -pros/cons
security

Advanced Future Internet services- what service do the users really need?

advanced service and resource management
heterogeneous networking technology integration aspects
fixed mobile-integration
balance bteween thoretical new architectures and validation by expermentation on large scale int’l testbed

Eugen Borcoci
Sept 3, 2009



	Workgroup Meeting, August 26th, 2009 - Cannes/La Bocca, France 18:15 - 19:15 Attendance: 43 Program: INTERNET 2009 Program One tutorial: Wireless Mesh Network Technologies: Architectures, Protocols, Resource Management and Applications Two keynote speeches: 1. Computing Infrastructures for the Global Information Age [related to ICCGI 2009] 2. Future Vision of Business Oriented Innovations in the Wireless and Mobile Communications Sector. 3G, LTE, 4G and Beyond [related to ICWMC 2009] One Expert Panel: Future Internet: Challenges, Perspectives, and Beyond [related to INTERNET 2009] Tutorials are posted at http://www.iaria.org/tutorials.html Keynote speeches are posted at http://www.iaria.org/speeches.html Panel slides are posted at http://www.iaria.org/speeches.html Agenda: The core debate was during the Expert Panel on Internet Discussion turned around “new Internet”, as a next phase of the NGN. The panelist touched architectural, business models, and technical aspects that might be considered A top 7 item list was suggested as the most critical priorities; security, identity management, etc. Discussion: There were discussions on updating the topics of INTERNET and augmenting the dissemination of INTERNET to cover new dimensions on virtualization and cloud computing, etc. Help is expected from all the committee members for a careful dissemination of the Call for Papers, avoiding spamming The promotion of young researchers was appreciated More work for preparing INTERNET 2010 will be done offline, with many volunteers There is an open call to suggest regular refresh to the topics of INTERNET events Please have a look at: INTERNET 2010 Suggestions are welcome at petre@iaria.org The procedure of invitation-only for extended versions of selected papers among those presented for on-line IARIA journals, with no additional fees, was appreciated See: www.iariajournals.org Some of the following items were also discussed either individually, or off-line, in small groups. Suggestions: Continue with ‘Poster’ and ‘Work in Progress’ tracks Definitively, the technical program committee must be tuned to reflect new topics and assure a fair peer-to-peer review process Publications: The option to publish in an open digital library was discussed; this will allow having all the proceedings of the co-located events on the same CD Proceedings, and full free access to any publication This issue will be carried further on to the IARIA Board to careful attention It was suggested that some national research Centers encourage scientist to rather publish in openly searchable digital libraries Conclusion was that, while a parallel back-up solution for both publishing and archiving is recommended, more work must be done for enlarging the indexing Next steps: Develop the new topics via off-line exchanges Extend invitations for INTERNET 2010 committee membership INTERNET 2010: Announce the new topics with the CfP for INTERNET 2010 Location: yet to be defined, most probably in Valencia (Spain) INTERNET 2010 will be organized under InfoWare 2010, most probably in September 2010 Summary of the Expert Panel Future Internet: Challenges, Perspectives, and Beyond Moderator: Dr. Eugen Borcoci, Professor, University “Politehnica” Bucharest, Romania Expert panelists: Dr. Alessandro Bogliolo, Professor, Università di Urbino, Italy Dr. Gyu Myoung Lee, Professor, Institut TELECOM SudParis, France Dr. William W. Wu, IEEE Fellow / ATMco Founder, USA Dr. Vladimir Zaborovski, Professor, Technical University/Robotics Institute - Saint-Petersburg, Russia Presentations: Eugen Borcoci, Future Internet: Challenges, Perspectives, and Beyond - Introduction Alessandro Bogliolo, Economic Sustainability of Internet Access Networks Gyu Myoung Lee, Concept, Key Characteristics and Requirements of Future Networks in ITU-T perspectives William W. Wu: QoE/QoS Improvement in Wireless Internet Vladimir Zaborovski : Internet: Stochastic + Dynamic = Chaos Network Environment The panelists and audience discussed different aspects and agreed that many open issues exist and future research is necessary on Future Internet: clean slate versus evolutionary approach- pros/cons new business models are needed network neutrality -pros/cons security Advanced Future Internet services- what service do the users really need? advanced service and resource management heterogeneous networking technology integration aspects fixed mobile-integration balance bteween thoretical new architectures and validation by expermentation on large scale int’l testbed Eugen Borcoci Sept 3, 2009