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Increasing the role of Testbeds for Increasing the role of Testbeds for Research Exploitation Research Exploitation Dr A Paventhan Dr A Paventhan ERNET India, Bangalore paventhan@eis.ernet.in paventhan@eis.ernet.in Outline Outline EU FIRE


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Increasing the role of Testbeds for Increasing the role of Testbeds for Research Exploitation Research Exploitation

Dr A Paventhan Dr A Paventhan ERNET India, Bangalore paventhan@eis.ernet.in paventhan@eis.ernet.in

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Outline Outline EU FIRE facilities / projects

Introduction Introduction Experimental facility

BonFIRE TEFIS CREW SMARTSANTANDER BonFIRE, TEFIS, CREW, SMARTSANTANDER

Further Information

MyFIRE MyFIRE

Introduction Project objectives /Survey results Project objectives /Survey results

EU FP7 Call8 U i Upcoming events Future Internet Testbed plans for India

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FIRE: Future Internet Research & Experimentation FIRE: Future Internet Research & Experimentation

Validation

Long-term Research Large Scale

FIRE Research FIRE Experimental Facility

Requirements

Large Scale Experiments

User Communities

FIRE Experimental Facility

Test bed 1 Test bed 2 Test bed 3

Exp 2 Exp 5

Test bed 1 Test bed 2 Test bed 3 Test bed 4 T t b d 5 Test bed 9 Test bed 4 Test bed 5

Exp

Exp 2

Exp

Exp 5

Test bed 5 Test bed 6 Test bed 7 Test bed 8 Test bed 6 Test bed 7 Test bed 8

Federated Service Testbeds Federated Service Testbeds Exp 1 3 Exp 3 4 3 Federated Network Testbeds Federated Network Testbeds

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FIRE projects FIRE projects

Coordination and Support Actions

FIREBALL PARADISO 2 MyFire

Building the Experim ental Facility and stim ulating its use

FIREworks PARADISO FIRE Station

2008 all 5 -201

OFELIA CREW TEFIS Smart Santander BonFIRE

  • Call 2 -

0 M€ - Ca

OFELIA OFELIA

Experim entally driven Research

CREW

Users Users

PII VITAL++ WISEBED ONELAB2

40 M€ - jects, 50

Experim entally-driven Research

SCAMPI

CONVERGENC E

HOBNET NOVI CONECT EULER LAWA SPITFIRE Validation

projects, 17 proj

OPNEX ECODE SMART-NET N4C PERIMETER CONECT SELF-NET

Nanodatacenter s

Requirements Validation

Research Large Scale Experiments

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FP7 Projects Call 5 (2010) FP7 Projects Call 2 (2008)

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FIRE Projects – By research areas FIRE Projects – By research areas

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Project overview Project overview

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BonFIRE: Facility features BonFIRE: Facility features

  • Access to multiple heterogeneous cloud testbeds using a single

d experiment descriptor

  • Geographically distributed experiments
  • Elasticity dynamically up and down scale resources in a running

experiment including cross‐site elasticity M it i t b th th i f t t d li ti l l

  • Monitoring at both the infrastructure and application level
  • Deployment of different software stacks within configurable

virtual machines virtual machines

  • Repeatable experiments with experimental data management
  • More info: http://www bonfire project eu/
  • More info: http://www.bonfire‐project.eu/

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Cognitive Radio Experimentation World Cognitive Radio Experimentation World

CREW = an open federated test platform, which facilitates experimentally- driven research on advanced spectrum sensing, cognitive radio and cognitive networking strategies in view of horizontal and vertical spectrum cognitive networking strategies in view of horizontal and vertical spectrum sharing in licensed and unlicensed bands

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CREW Federated platform: key aspects CREW Federated platform: key aspects

  • common portal (available on 14 Sept. 2011)

comprehensive description of the individual testbeds id li h d h f d d b d guidelines on how to access and use the federated testbed

  • novel cognitive components

relocation of components relocation of components linking together software and hardware entities from the different partners standardized API for SDR architectures (developed within WINNF)

  • creation of open data sets

a common data structure enables the emulation of CREW components in other experimental environments or in a simulator experimental environments or in a simulator

  • benchmarking framework
  • enabling experiments under controlled and reproducible test conditions
  • ffering automated procedures for experiments and performance evaluation
  • allowing fair comparison

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  • 2 open calls: More info: http://www.crew‐project.eu/opencallinfo
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TEstbed for Future Internet Services TEstbed for Future Internet Services

  • Project Objectives
  • TEFIS aims to provide a single access point for experimenters to
  • TEFIS aims to provide a single access point for experimenters to

manage their complete experiment, orchestrated across one or more testbed facilities

  • Support of the entire service development lifecycle (need finding;

business model definition; software design and development; testing, quality and system engineering) q y y g g)

  • Provide an open framework that will enable the efficient combination
  • f various facilities (Network resources, Living Lab resources, Cloud

resources) resources)

  • Be use‐case driven (supporting experimenters to get the best out of

the testbeds available)

  • More info: http://www.tefisproject.eu/

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Functional Architecture Functional Architecture

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Smartsantander: City‐scale facility Smartsantander: City‐scale facility

  • Project Overview
  • City scale heterogeneous experimental facility that supports testing of
  • City‐scale heterogeneous experimental facility that supports testing of

typical applications and services for a smart city.

  • Specify, design and implement necessary building blocks for a real‐

world Future Internet of Things (IoT) experimental platform

  • The facility will comprise more than 20,000 sensors and will be based
  • n a real life IoT deployment in an urban setting
  • n a real life IoT deployment in an urban setting
  • The core of the facility is located in the Spanish city of Santander and

surrounding area

  • More info: http://www.smartsantander.eu/

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High‐level Architecture High‐level Architecture

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FIRE: Further Information FIRE: Further Information

Websites: http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/ict/fire http://www.ict‐fire.eu Publications: http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/ict/fire/docs/fire‐brochure‐2010_en.pdf http://www.booksonline.iospress.nl/Content/View.aspx?piid=16465 http://www.internetfutures.eu/wp‐content/uploads/2010/11/TAFI‐Final‐Report.pdf http://www.ict‐fire.eu/home/publications.html

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MyFIRE: Introduction MyFIRE: Introduction

MyFIRE: a project co‐funded by the European Commission under the 7th framework program under the 7th framework program Under the Future Internet Research & Experimentation (FIRE) initiative

St t D t 01/06/2010

  • Start Date: 01/06/2010
  • Budget (EC contribution):

700 000 euro 700 000 euro

  • Duration: 24 months
  • Target Countries: Europe, Brazil,

Russia, India & China

  • Target Groups: research testbeds

users and beneficiaries

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users and beneficiaries

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Objective 1: Do more with FIRE Objective 1: Do more with FIRE

  • To identify the main issues and needs in the testbed

approach approach

What are the researchers and users needs for an

experimental facility? experimental facility?

How to create liaisons with standardization process: use &

participate? p p

How to better exploit the

Future Internet research and what are the economics data for economics data for decision‐makers?

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Sample result 1: Services used / offered Sample result 1: Services used / offered Services used / offered Services used / offered

What kind of services are you using/offering in the Experimental Research Facility that your department make use of/possess?

56,6% 48,5% 44 4%

USERS (99) PROVIDERS (92)

Question only for id

39,4% 44,4% 40,2% 35,9% 33,7% 43,5% 30,4%

providers

10 9% 13,0% 27,2% 9,1%10,9% 7,6% Experimental setup services Measurement and reporting services Testing methodology expertise Training Certification Advices on taking research innovations to standardisation Advices on commercialising research innovations Advices on IPR rules involved in different exploitation Run a "community" group for users

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paths

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Sample result 2: Estimation of experiment cost Sample result 2: Estimation of experiment cost Estimation of experiment cost Estimation of experiment cost

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Interested in more results? Interested in more results? Register at http://www.my‐fire.eu

Join MyFIRE community to access results and provide your comments comments

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Objective 2: Do more with FIRE Objective 2: Do more with FIRE

  • To detect best practices to stimulate the USE of the

FIRE experimental facility

Produce best practices for researchers, providers and policy makers facilitating the access and the usage of testbeds O i i i f 5 k h i th E Organizing a series of 5 workshops in the European area and BRIC countries to develop awareness of the FIRE facility facility

ERNET India hosted Euro‐India Future Internet Research &

Experimentation workshop on 16th Dec 2010 in Pune

Develop a networks and collaborations with the similar existing initiatives in the BRIC countries

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How to proceed?: project steps How to proceed?: project steps

  • Collect data (international outlook)

Literature analysis Online s r e Online survey 30+ interviews with testbeds stakeholders

  • Analyse the data

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Experts vision FIRE community discussions

Di i d k

  • Disseminate and network

Organization of 5 workshops E I di k h 16 D 2010 P I di Euro-India workshop, 16 Dec 2010, Pune, India Euro-China workshop, 8 Apr 2011, Beijing, China Euro-Brazil workshop 13 Sep 2011 Sao Paulo Brazil Euro Brazil workshop, 13 Sep 2011, Sao Paulo, Brazil Standardization Workshop, 27 Oct 2011, Poznan, Poland Russian Workshop, May 2012, Moscow, Russia

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Opportunity – FP7 Call Opportunity – FP7 Call

  • Call 8 (1.6‐b): FIRE Federation

Implement a high level federation framework for all FIRE facilities Implement a high level federation framework for all FIRE facilities Making Federation self‐sustainable towards 2015 Indicative: 1 IP, Budget 8M€

C ll 8 (1 6 ) FIRE E i t ti

  • Call 8 (1.6‐c): FIRE Experimentation
  • Experimentally‐driven research of Future Internet
  • Visionary R&D subjects

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  • Innovative usage of the FIRE facility(‐ies)
  • STREPs only, Indicative budget: 15 M€
  • Call 8 (1 6 e): FIRE Coordination and Support Action
  • Call 8 (1.6‐e): FIRE Coordination and Support Action
  • International and EU‐wide cooperation with related stakeholders
  • Exploiting synergies, developing standards, identifying socio‐economic

l d requirements, analysing impacts, and creating awareness

  • CSAs, Indicative total budget 2M€
  • Call opened on 20/07/2011 Deadline: 17/01/2012

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Call opened on 20/07/2011. Deadline: 17/01/2012

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Upcoming Events Upcoming Events

2nd FIRE "Open Calls" Information day, 14 September 2011, Brussels, Belgium

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2nd FIRE Open Calls Information day, 14 September 2011, Brussels, Belgium http://www.ict‐fire.eu/events.html, Registration deadline 26th August 2011

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INDIA: Future Internet Testbed Plans INDIA: Future Internet Testbed Plans

  • Various academic test beds

4G PHY test bed at IIT, Chennai

4G PHY test bed at IIT, Chennai

Smart Connect/Detect WSN networks at IISc OmniPresent Ethernet, Rural Wireless Mesh testbed IIT

OmniPresent Ethernet, Rural Wireless Mesh testbed IIT Bombay

  • ERNET India Research Testbeds

ERNET India Research Testbeds

IPv6 QoS Test bed, Mobile IPv6, 6LoWPAN etc.

  • Study federation requirements identify reference
  • Study federation requirements, identify reference

use‐case scenarios and build national level facilities C ll b t ith i t ti l F t I t t

  • Collaborate with international Future Internet

experimentation efforts

FIRE, GpENI, GENI and other Asia‐pacific efforts

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h k ! Thank you !