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

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Dissemination and Use Plan Fifth Framework Project 25394 Public Standardization bodies relevant to MobyDick include: • IETF, in particular ♦ Authentication, Authorization and Accounting (aaa) ♦ IP Routing for Wireless/Mobile Hosts (mobileip) ♦ Context and Micro-mobility Routing (seamoby) ♦ Differentiated Services (diffserv) ♦ Robust Header Compression (rohc) • MWIF (Mobile Wireless Internet Forum) • 3GPP (3rd Generation Partnership Project) • 3GPP2 (3rd Generation Partnership Project Two) 2.3 Contribution of Open Source Implementations Besides WP4 (an open source implementation of important and enhanced functions for major portions of an AAAC server) and WP2 (the open source implementation of Mobile IPv6) no further open source software will be developed. In addition, in support of WP1 to WP5 on layer 2, a real-time UMTS/TDD (Time Division Duplex) platform is being designed with an open-architecture at both hardware and software levels and it will be released under a GNU public license. 2.4 Cooperation with other Projects The MobyDick project is funded within the framework of the key action line 4 “Mobile, Satellite and Personal Communications” as presented at the URL http://www.cordis.lu/ist/ ka4/mobile/index.htm. In this key action line various projects are funded and some of them started clustering. MobyDick is one of the projects belonging to the cluster “System beyond 3G” (cf. URL http://www.cordis.lu/ist/ka4/mobile/beyond3g.htm). This cluster in particular covers eighteen projects. For the time being three projects are good candidates for cooperation with MobyDick, as outlined in the following subsections. Beside the participation in the “System beyond 3G” cluster, the project MobyDick plans to set-up an IPv6 related sub-cluster. This sub-cluster will cover IP mobility, Quality-of- Service, and AAA issues in the framework of the next generation Internet Protocol IPv6. 2.4.1 BRAIN: Broadband Radio Access for IP-based Networks While detailed information are available at the URL http://www.ist-brain.org/, BRAIN’s main objectives of the BRAIN project are: • To facilitate the development of a seamless access to existing and emerging IP-based broadband applications and services for mobile users in global markets. • To propose an open architecture for wireless broadband Internet access, which will allow for an evolution form fixed Internet, emerging/mobile Internet specifications, and UMTS/GSM. • To facilitate new business opportunities for operators, service providers, and content providers to offer high-speed (up to 20 Mbit/s) service complementary to existing mobile services. • To contribute actively to global standardization bodies in necessary time-scales to impact significantly international standardization. Page 6 of 40 Version 1.0 © Copyright 2001, the Members of the MobyDick Consortium
Fifth Framework Project 25394 Public Dissemination and Use Plan 2.4.2 MIND: Mobile IP-based Network Developments The MIND project is the follow-up project of the BRAIN project and it covers the implementation and the evaluation of selected BRAIN results, as well as new conceptual work. A Web-site is not available for the time being. 2.4.3 WINE GLASS: Wireless IP NEtwork as a Generic platform for Location Aware Service Support This project exploits the potential of IP-based wireless mobile multimedia networking in public and business contexts, by means of UTRAN and WLAN respectively (cf. URL http:// domobili.cselt.it/WineGlass/). The wireless Internet test-bed will be constructed around an IP backbone, which could as well be the Internet. The UMTS environment will be composed of IP-based UMTS core network with emulated W-CDMA-based UTRAN access. The WLAN environment will be made up of intranets with commercial WLAN access. With this test-bed, support of mobility and soft-guaranteed QoS will be investigated at the IP level in both the contexts of the IP backbone and IP-based UMTS core network. The Project will also address such support in the UMTS W-CDMA FDD mode. Besides, also investigated will be the associated issues that may arise in the interworking of mobility and QoS between UMTS, WLAN, and the IP backbone. Location- and QoS-aware application services will be conceived to exploit the support of mobility and soft-guaranteed QoS offered by the underlying wireless Internet architecture. Specifically, session/call control, possibly based on SIP/R SP or H.323, will be enhanced to incorporate capability negotiation and location information functionality. This project will be performed in two phases. Phase 1 technical activities will concentrate on technical requirements and expected results for the project; hardware and software development and integration requirements for the wireless Internet testbed; assessment of intermediate research results with respect to mobility support in the wireless Internet architecture and location-aware application services. Technical activities in the project phase 2 will include the final integration of the wireless Internet testbed; assessment of final research results with respect to support of mobility and soft-guaranteed QoS in the wireless Internet architecture, as well as location- and QoS-aware application services. During the project, feedback from continuous technical assessments to technical development will take place to ensure high quality of the project results. 2.5 Dissemination of Project Results This subsection provides the living part of the Dissemination and Use Plan of the MobyDick project. MobyDick-related and originated presentations and publications are listed below alphabetically by the first author or presenter. As soon as these information have been made explicitly available to the editor of this document, which is in the responsibility of every partner’s affiliation separately, they will be added in those two categories following a single, standardized format to be followed: General Format for Presentations: Single Presenter’s Name: Title; Conference/Meeting (and Event’s Name Abbreviation), Location (City, Country), Date (Month, Days, Year), Pages and/or Session information, (if available), URL (if available). Version 1.0 Page 7 of 40 © Copyright 2001, the Members of the MobyDick Consortium
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