Re: [nmrg] Workshop on 'Managing Networks of Things' - November 13th 2016 - Seoul - Co-located with IETF97

[Laurent Ciavaglia <[e-mail]>]

Dear NMRG,

The agenda of the workshop and details on the location are 
attached/copied below for your convenience.

Looking forward to see you all in Seoul soon.

Best regards, Laurent.
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*Managing Networks of Things workshop
**13 November 2016**
**13:00 ~ 17:00, Chelsea Hall 2F**
**Kensington Hotel, Yoido, Korea**
*
13:00 – 13:30 Registration & Welcome Message Laurent Ciavaglia (Nokia), 
JaeSeung Song (Sejong Univ.), Noel Crespi (Telecom Sud Paris)
13:30 – 13:50 Uses of CoAP in the context of Device Management Jamie 
Jimenez (Ericsson)
13:50 – 14:10 Distributed Data Management for Smart Home Overlay Zhen 
Cao (Huawei)
14:10 – 14:30 Networking Things with SD-LANs Laurent Ciavaglia (Nokia)
14:30 – 14:50 TBD TBD (Tsinghua Univ.)
14:50 – 15:30 Coffee Break Time
15:30 – 15:50 Towards knowledge centric networking Gyu Myong Lee (LJMU)
15:50 – 16:10 Global Smart Cities Interworking and Network issues 
JaeSeung Song (SJU)
16:10 ~ 16:30 Status of Smart Cities in Korea: Smart City testbeds based 
on IoT platform Sungchan Choi (KETI)
16:30 – 17:00 Wrap-up and Closing Conference Laurent Ciavaglia (Nokia)

Workshop Committee:
- Noel Crespi ([e-mail])
- Gyu Myoung Lee ([e-mail])
- JaeSeung Song ([e-mail])
- Jaeho Kim ([e-mail])
- Laurent Ciavaglia ([e-mail])

Sponsors: the Wise-IoT project, ILLUMINE and IRTF NMRG
• http://www.wise-iot.eu
• http://illumine.wp.tem-tsp.eu
• https://www.irtf.org


On 01/11/2016 10:53, Laurent Ciavaglia wrote:
> Dear NMRG,
>
> We would like to invite you to contribute and participate in the 
> workshop on:
>
> *Managing Networks of Things*
> Sunday, November 13 2016, 13:00-17:00
> Kensington Hotel Yoido
> Workshop co-located with IETF97 meeting, Seoul, South Korea.
> Workshop sponsored by the Wise-IoT project and IRTF NMRG.
>
> Smart environments such as smart cities, smart buildings or smart 
> homes experience an unprecedented growth in scale, functionality 
> heterogeneity with the massive development of the Internet of Things 
> (IoT).  Driven by vastly varying requirements and device capabilities, 
> the networking technologies used in IoT solutions are fundamentally 
> heterogeneous, spanning from wireless to wireline with very different 
> communication characteristics.  In real world deployments, IoT 
> networks are moreover often composed by the integration of different 
> sub-networks with their respective legacies.  Consequently, the 
> management of the networks connecting these devices has become quite 
> complex and often a burden for the users and administrators.
>
> This workshop is thus specially interested in the topics listed below:
>
>   * Approaches for the enhanced control and management of IoT networks,
>   * Network slicing management for heterogeneous IoT applications,
>   * Approaches for more user-friendly security management in IoT networks,
>   * IoT semantic inter-operability issues,
>   * Automatic/self definition of IoT services composition or service
>     chains,
>   * Operational and deployment experiences of IoT networks,
>   * IoT architectures supporting network management,
>   * Experiences and lessons learned from large-scaled IoT pilot projects,
>   * Network virtualization for IoT traffic,
>
> Contributions should be submitted by Monday, November 6th 2016 via 
> e-mail to:
>
>   * Noel Crespi ([e-mail])
>   * Gyu Myoung Lee ([e-mail])
>   * JaeSeung Song ([e-mail])
>   * Jaeho Kim ([e-mail])
>   * Laurent Ciavaglia ([e-mail])
>
>
> The workshop will take place on Sunday, November 13th at the 
> Kensington Hotel Yoido, from 13:00 to 17:00.
> The program will comprise a series of short presentations, with the 
> majority of time for open discussions.
> This event is sponsored by the the Wise-IoT <http://wise-iot.eu/> 
> project, Illumine <http://illumine.wp.tem-tsp.eu> lab, and IRTF NMRG 
> <https://irtf.org/nmrg>.
> -- 
>
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Laurent Ciavaglia

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