International Workshop:
New Architectures For Future Internet
ARCMIP Project
(Network Architecture for Mobile
Communication over IP)
Tania Regina Tronco
Project Coordinator
Innovation Management Department
Sponsored by FUNTTEL – Ministry of Communications
ARCMIP Project - Objectives
• Join the global research trend on rethinking the fundamental
principles and design decisions underlying the current Internet
architecture
• Future Internet: What? Why? How?
• Explore new approaches towards a Future Internet
• Evolutionary – incremental modifications on the current Internet
• Clean slate - complete redesigns and change the architectural principles
• Identify novel R&D opportunities:
• Development of Brazilian Industry of Telecommunications (economic and
technological benefits)
• Application on Public Services (social benefits)
• Contribute to maintain Brazil aligned with international research
efforts (technological benefits)
ARCMIP – Focus
• Research of new architectures and disruptive technologies for the FI
• Focus on wireless, mobile and sensor networks connected to it
• Internet will be driven by mobile and wireless devices such as:
• Laptops, computers, PDAs, cell phones, embedded sensors
• One broad challenge is:
• How to shape the future Internet to effectively enable the emerging
wireless applications?
ARCMIP Methodology
ARCMIP – Phase 1 - Scenarios
Three driving points of view from which we look at the future Internet
User-Centric
Attrib.
Req.
Future
Internet
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Content-Centric
Object-Centric
User-Centric Scenario
• Provides an ubiquitous, comfortable
and personal services portfolio to the
people
• seamless service mobility and
ubiquity, ergonomics, federated
identities, etc.)
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Mobility and ubiquity
User control
Network dynamics
Context-awareness
Dynamic auto-configuration
Multi-homing
Security and privacy
Identity management
Source: http://mysite.pratt.edu/~giannini/lis628b.html
Content-Centric Scenario
• Dissemination of named pieces of data
• Content Centric Network - Van Jacobson
• Transform the network from a “link-structure” to a
“network of information”
• The main attributes of this scenario are:
Creation and efficient dissemination of digital content
Identity of information items
New content routing paradigms
Receiver-driven networking (e.g., publish / subscribe)
In-network caching and replication
Network enablers for localization and search of
information objects
• Multicast, anycast and multipath information flows
• Security and privacy
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Object-Centric Scenario
• This scenario opens the Internet-scale connectivity
to any imaginable real world object
• Expand the host and device endpoint space to
sensors and things (“Internet of Things”)
• The main attributes of this scenario are:
• Identification of mobile and ubiquitous objects
• Interaction among objects without human
interference (smart objects)
• Growth of robots and machines in the domestic
environment
• Increase of real time traffic to control the objects
and device
• Security, privacy and reliability of control
information
Workshop goals:
• Identify trends of the international visions and efforts
• State of the art of Future Internet international activities
• Learn about others experiences and project
• “What are the leassons learned so far from FI projects?”
• “How to bring academia and industry together in shaping the FI?”
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• Foster collaboration
• International projects
• Extend current national tesbeds with international connectivity to multination collaborative experimentation in future networking proposals
• Government continued support to ensure collaborative research
in Future Internet
Team and Academic Cooperations
• Team:
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Antonio Carlos Bordeaux Rego (gives us the research directions)
Marco Antonio Ongarelli (who conceived the idea of the ARCMIP project)
Tania Regina Tronco (Project Coordinator and Senior Researcher)
Takashi Tome (Senior Researcher)
Christian Esteve Rothenberg (Research Consultant – Ph.D. on Future Internet)
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Prof. Markus Endler– PUC-Rio (User-Centric Scenario)
Prof. Djamel Sadok – UFPE (Brazilian Internet of Things)
Prof. Antonio A. F. Loureiro – UFMG (Object-Centric Scenario – Sensors)
Prof. Jussara Almeida – UFMG (Content-Centric Scenario)
Others
Future Internet
in Brazil
• Brazil is a country with some very specific challenges that require the union
of different agencies for implementing the Future Internet
• In terms of size, Brazil is one of the biggest countries in the world reaching a
population of 160 million people from which 59 million adult people access
Internet1
• Brazil is a country in process of rapid growth and industrialization being
considered an advanced emerging market
• In terms of Internet usage, Brazil leads Latin America (electronic-services, egovernment, electronic-voting, online payments, Google, social networking )
research form DataFolha & F/Nazca Saatchi & Saatchi, March 2008
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About CPqD ......
Tania Regina Tronco
[email protected]
+55 19 3705-7082
Thank you!