IST-2000-25394 Moby Dick D0601 Dissemination and Use Plan

Fifth Framework Project 25394
Public
Dissemination and Use Plan
3.2.3 University Carlos III of Madrid, UC3M, Madrid, E
University Carlos III of Madrid is in charge of higher education and research on technical
and non-technical areas. The Telematics Department is involved in education and research
on broadband networks, advanced Internet networking and applications, as well as
intelligent agents. In this scenario MobyDick project represents one of the most important
projects in the field of mobility and QoS support.
Concerning to the dissemination, UC3M has different interests. First, to create a testbed
with heterogeneous access networks connected by IPv6 QoS aware networks, able to
demonstrate the mobility of terminals and users as well as QoS support for them in this
complex environment. UC3M will host one of the two trial sites in which real users
(SOCRATES-ERASMUS students) will test the MobyDick systems. Feedback from the
users will be used for the evolution of the distance teaching activities which today are
performed inside the UC3M.
Second, UC3M is interested in contributing as much as possible to the future “All-IP”
network concept by researching and publishing main results of MobyDick in conferences
and magazines.
Finally, as an entity of research and teaching, UC3M is interested in improving and evolving
the state of the art of these technologies, as well as to lead, together with MobyDick
partners, their evolution in order to be able to transfer this knowledge in our teaching
activities in the next future.
3.2.4 Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule, Zürich, CH
The Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, ETH Zürich will work on the support of all design
and implementation tasks for MobyDick in collaboration with industry partners as well as
academic research institutions. As being an academic institution by itself, ETH is actively
involved in the research community of networking, Internet-based communications, and
economic control mechanisms for traffic management. Therefore, it is expected to publish,
present, and demonstrate the project as well as its results in journals, conferences, and
workshops as well as to industrial partners are interesting organizations. Results in the area
of AAA, AAAC, mobility, and Quality-of-Service (QoS) work in mobile networks will be
distributed internationally.
The dissemination strategy of ETH focusses mainly on the integration of research results
into its main business area: teachings upcoming student generations with up-to-date
knowledge and experience. Therefore, the developed research results will be used at ETH
Zürich for teaching innovation, and, whenever possible, for test-bed evaluations in an
academic production environment. In particular, the technical questions on the Internet, the
IP protocol, the AAA Architecture, and security issues will be used to teach in graduate
courses, to provide a modern and up-to-date education of electrical engineering and
computer science students. In particular, the mobile aspects of the project are in the
process of stimulating a preparation of a mobile lecture in addition to the stronger focus of
an existing seminar on “Internet Economics” to mobile business models and technology for
Internet communications. Finally, the results developed within MobyDick will form the basis
for future projects proposals in the area of mobile networking.
3.2.5 Universität Stuttgart, Stuttgart, D
Within MobyDick, the University of Stuttgart is represented by two institutions, namely the
Computing Center RUS and the Institute of Communications Networks and Computer
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