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FUTEBOL Overview

FUTEBOL Team

FUTEBOL

Federated Union of Telecommunicatjons Research Facilitjes for an EU-Brazil Open Laboratory

Outline

• Objectjves
• Layered nature of FUTEBOL
• Who is it For ?
• Use Cases

– The impact of broadband wireless on optjcal infrastructure – The design of optjcal backhaul for next-generatjon wireless – The interplay between bursty, low data rate wireless and

• ptjcal network architectures

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Goal: To develop and deploy research infrastructure, and an associated control framework for experimentatjon, in Europe and Brazil, that enables experimental research at the convergence point between optjcal and wireless networks

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Objectjve 1: To deploy facilitjes in Europe and Brazil that can be accessed by external experimenters for experimentatjon that requires integratjon of wireless and optjcal technologies

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Objectjve 2: To develop and deploy a converged control framework for experimentatjon at the wireless/optjcal boundary

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Objectjve 3: To conduct industry-informed research using the optjcal/wireless facilitjes

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Objectjve 4: To create a sustainable ecosystem of collaboratjve research and industrial/academic partnerships between Brazil and Europe

Objectjve 5: To create educatjon and outreach materials for a broad audience interested in experimental issues in wireless and optjcal networks

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Layered nature of FUTEBOL

• End-user driven advancement of

telecommunicatjons relies on the development of the FUTEBOL converged control framework, which, in turn, requires the compositjon of federated research infrastructure

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Who is it For ?

• Wireless and optjcal network operators
• SMEs dealing with network deployment and

management

• Network equipment manufacturers
• Solutjon providers for the Internet of Things
• Over-the-top service providers
• Students and researchers in higher educatjon

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• Broadband wireless brings unprecedented

requirements for the wireless access connectjon

• Recent regulatory initjatjves in the EU and

worldwide are focusing on spectrum sharing as a new regulatory tool to achieve effjcient use of radio spectrum.

• For customers, the quality expectatjons with

respect to the networks they use will contjnue to increase along with the networks’ capacity, and the new services that are deployed, irrespectjve of the underlying network technologies used

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Use case 1:

The impact of broadband wireless on optjcal infrastructure

Use Case 1 Experiment:

LSA for extended LTE capacity with shared optjcal backhauling and e2e QoE

• Main objectjve: Test the protocols and

interfaces defjned within the standardizatjon process of LSA in ETSI, and quantjfy its performance in terms of end-to-end QoE

• The impact of sudden evacuatjons ofg the

LSA bands will be evaluated in terms of the

• bserved QoE, and used for designing

strategies for shifuing users across bands

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Use Case 1 Experiment:

LSA for extended LTE capacity with shared optjcal backhauling and e2e QoE

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• Propose an applicatjon to:

– Collect user Quality of Experience (QoE) during video streaming (using DASH or not) with mobile devices

• Specifjcatjon:

– VERONA was developed for researchers, to automate experiments performed with video streaming – VERONA is a tool based on CoLisEU and the multjmedia framework FFmpeg – VERONA can be used without any end user interactjon, measuring network QoS and video quality metrics – The experimenter is responsible to set up the video provider and the used network, which will have it’s QoS measured with VERONA

• In Sofuware Defjned Networking, the control

plane is separated from the data plane

• Devices in the dataplane can alert the

controller of the occorrunce of specifjc envents, to which the controller programatjcally will react to and re-confjgure the elements in the dataplane

• By using SDN concepts control the wireless

and the optjcal networks.

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Use Case 2:

The design of optjcal backhaul for next-generatjon wireless

Use Case 2 Experiment 1:

Heterogeneous network management with SDN and virtualizatjon

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Main objectjve: set up a fmexible end-to-end wireless-optjcal network on demand, able to fulfjll the dynamic user-demand

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Migratjng/Cloning NFVs (such as a video service) in the network, in order to reduce network congestjon and improve the quality

• f customers’ connectjon

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Migratjon between UFGRS’s and Bristol’s Fibre Islands

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Use Case 2 Experiment 1:

Heterogeneous network management with SDN and virtualizatjon

Use Case 2 Experiment 2:

Real-tjme remote control of robots over a wireless-optjcal SDN infrastructure

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Main objectjve: use of future 5G in cyber- physical systems running critjcal and real- tjme applicatjons such as assistjve robotjcs.

• The combinatjon of cloud computjng and

dynamically controlled low latency networks, substantjal cost reductjon and greater fmexibility for physical-cyber systems.

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• The robot applicatjons comprise cameras,

sensors and actuators.

• There is a gateway element interconnectjng

the intelligent space with the edge

• datacentre. Note that this will be a key

element in the optjcal wireless as well as in the orchestratjon of virtual network functjons.

• Both image processing and robot controller

services will be hosted in the cloud and accessible via the communicatjon platgorm.

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Use Case 2 Experiment 2:

Real-tjme remote control of robots over a wireless-optjcal SDN infrastructure

• Ubiquitous IoT devices will sometjmes

communicate in a local context, which means that the traffjc patuern and routes may be difgerent than in cloud or traditjonal human- centered communicatjon.

• Integrate the ubiquity of communicatjon in a

unifjed optjcal/wireless network

• The network needs to support a truly

connectjonless mode of operatjon, where devices can simply wake up and send a short burst of data to closer data centers.

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Use Case 3:

The interplay between bursty, low data rate wireless and optjcal network architectures

Use Case 3 Experiment 1:

Adaptjve converged wireless-optjcal infrastructure for IoT

• Main objectjve: Set up a fmexible wireless-
• ptjcal network to interconnect smart
• bjects.
• The interplay between fog and cloud to

enhance the performance of a converged

• ptjcal wireless network will.

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• IoT Aplicatjon: real tjme sign/sound

interpretatjon to turn on a smart light system

• Cloud at UNIVBris: a high processing

capacity system in Europe able to compute and store all the sound/video received from the SObjs to send back a reply

• Fog at UFMG: the fog has the capability to

process video/sound on demand to send the results to both SObjs and the Cloud

• Cloud decision system: intelligence to decide

when a computjng routjne must be delegated according to the optjcal infrastructure capacity available vs wireless link degradatjon in terms of delay

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Use Case 3 Experiment 1:

Adaptjve converged wireless-optjcal infrastructure for IoT

Use case 3 Experiment 2:

Radio-over-fjber for IoT environment monitoring

• Radio-over-fjber for IoT environment

monitoring

• Main objectjve: set a robust and fmexible

environmental to several heterogeneous IoT wireless sensors devices over an optjcal infrastructure already deployed.

• Provisioning a suitable radio-over-fjber

convergence and enabling remote reconfjguratjon of the IoT devices

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• Managed nodes: IoT devices which will

measure and report environment-related data based on a profjle

• Forwarding nodes: RoF/D-RoF devices

responsible for transmittjng RF signals into

• ptjcal links and vice versa
• Controller: central entjty which processes

and interprets received RF signals

• Repository: database designed to store

measurements and to recover them based

• n a profjle

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Use Case 3 Experiment 2:

Radio-over-fjber for IoT environment monitoring

Thank You!

Questjons? Comments?

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FUTEBOL has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 for research, technological development, and demonstratjon under grant agreement no. 688941 (FUTEBOL), as well from the Brazilian Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovatjon (MCTI) through RNP and CTIC.