1. FIRESTATION
Future Internet Research and Experimentation
SupporT AcTION
www.ict-fire.eu
Presenter: FIRE STATION Project Team
E-mail: contact@ict-fire.eu
3D video at: http://www.ict-fire.eu/videos/presentation-3d.html
"The views expressed in this presentation are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Commission“
Updated 15.03. 2013
2. FIRE - Experimentally driven R&D
coordination and support measures
experimental facility
experimentally-driven research
Supporting research and innovation on new network
and service architectures
Through large scale experimentation, predict
behaviour and assess non-technical impact
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3. FIRE STATION Project
Beneficiary short
Beneficiary name
name, country
• FIRESTATION is a
Coordination & Martel* MAR, Switzerland
Support Action (CSA) Université Pierre et
Marie Curie - Paris UPMC, France
project funded in 6
Framework
Programme 7 (FP7), Eurescom GmbH EUR, Germany
Call 5
GARR GARR, Italy
• Started 1st of June iMinds iMinds, Belgium
2010 for 36 months
University Lübeck UZL, Germany
•Budget: 1.5 M€ University of IT Innovation,
Southampton United Kingdom
InterInnov InterInnov, France
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4. The objectives of FIRE STATION
1 To move the FIRE facility towards a more
customer-driven, dynamic, effective, sustainable,
easy-to-access and easy-to-use experimental
platform
2 To intensify the collaboration amongst the
FIRE Community
• FIRE projects and all related stakeholders, such as other
testbeds, testbed initiatives, customers of testbeds -
projects, researchers from academy and industry
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5. The organization of FIRE STATION
FIRE STATION implements a FIRE Office and a FIRE
Architecture Board:
- The FIRE Office serves as a single contact point and a
mediator when looking for experimental resources or new
customers;
- The FIRE Architecture Board involves all FIRE facility
builders to decide on the strategy and means to facilitate the
development of FIRE offerings.
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6. The FIRE Architecture Board (1/2)
The mission of the FIRE Architecture Board is to
strengthen the coordination and collaboration
among the projects developing FIRE test facilities,
including the demand-driven extensions.
Main objectives:
• Supporting the harmonization and extension of the
future and existing experimental facilities in FIRE.
• Supporting the development of heterogeneous
federation of experimental facilities;
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7. The FIRE Architecture Board (2/2)
FIRE Architecture Board members investigate
various topics related to FIRE:
• Measurement and benchmarking, methodology and tools, portal
• FIRE Sustainability, business models, standardization issues.
• FIRE strategy (e.g. international collaboration, FP8 preparation)
• FIRE roadmap for the experimental facilities
• Advancement of the projects (open calls info day, feedback from
workshops, next steps)
The FIRE Architecture Board is an operational FIRE-wide
forum
FIRE STATION chairs and moderates the Architecture Board; meetings
are being held regularly.
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8. FIRE Office: awareness and visibility
FIRE STATION supports and coordinates the FIRE presence
in main European events e.g.
- ICT event 2010:
- FIRE exhibition stands as well as many sessions
- FI Week Ghent: FIRE Day; two sessions at FIA Event
- FI Week Budapest: FIRE Research Workshop, one session
on FIRE and Living Labs
- FI Week Poznan: FIRE Conference incl. FIRE Call 8
session; “International collaboration on testbeds“ session in
FIA; Demo evening together with Service Wave & FIA
- FI Week Aalborg: Hands-On FIRE! Demo event, EU-Japan
Workshop
- FI Week Dublin: Hands-On FIRE! Demo event…
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9. FIRE Office: web site and newsletter
The FIRE web site (www.ict-fire.eu), maintained by
FIRE STATION, contains information on the FIRE
offering, projects and use cases; information on
upcoming and past events as well as the news are
regularly updated.
One contact point for FIRE: contact@ict-fire.eu
Along with the papers and the deliverables, a FIRE
newsletter is released periodically with information
on the recent activities of FIRE.
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10. The FIRE Website www.ict-fire.eu
Maintained by the FIRESTATION Support Action
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11. Single Contact Point
Email: Web form:
http://www.ict-fire.eu/contact.html
contact@ict-fire.eu
FIRE Office
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13. The FIRE Wiki http://wiki.ict-fire.eu
(maintained by the FIRESTATION Support Action)
http://wiki.ict-fire.eu 13
14. Status of international cooperation
OpenLab involves a A Russian partner FIRE involved through
Canadian partner In MyFIRE EU-Japan Symposium +
Call 8 Info Day
A Korean Partner in EINS;
FIRE STATION involved
OFELIA and (KOREN and AsiaFI)
CONECT involve US A Chinese partner in
Partners TEFIS, EINS,
MyFIRE
An Indian partner
In MyFIRE
TEFIS and MyFIRE
include a
Brazilian Partner.
FIBRE is from a EU- OpenLab and EINS
Brazil joint call. involve an Australian
Partner
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15. The FIRESTATION Support Action
FIRE STREP
Other test beds (outside Other initiatives
and other FI
FIRE EC projects) (incl. GEANT,
projects
NRENs, EIT,
G-Lab, GENI,
Asia FI, FIA,FI-
PPP, FIF, ETPs,
etc.)
FIRE Office
Entry point from the outside
FIRE STATION External Relations
Project Mgt
FIRE Architecture Board
Federation between facility projects
Chairman + Moderator + Secretary
+ 1 representative per running IP project
+ representatives from other relevant External Experts
projects Advisory Group
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16. Further Information
Next Key Events in 2013:
Future Internet Week 8-10 May, Dublin, Ireland
It is being planned to have another “Hands on FIRE!” demonstration area there
More at: http://www.ict-fire.eu/events/eventview/article/fia-dublin-2013.html
Useful Websites:
www.ict-fire.eu – FIRE website
http://www.ict-fire.eu/home/publications.html - FIRE Brochure
http://wiki.ict-fire.eu – FIRE wiki
http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/ict/fire - FIRE / EU Commission
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18. Information & Contact
FIRE Information portal: Single Contact point:
www.ict-fire.eu contact@ict-fire.eu
Thank you for your attention!
The research leading to these results has received funding from the European Union's Seventh Framework Programme (FP7 2007-2013, ICT
objective 1.6) under grant agreement nr. 257439 FIRESTATION.