From Celtic to Celtic-Plus

Towards a Smart Connected World

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About Celtic

Initiated and supported by the major Telco players in Europe:

CELTIC is the only EUREKA Cluster focusing on

Telecommunications

Focusing on Integrated System Solutions from end-to-end

Pre-competitive collaborative R&D

CELTIC’s overall budget target around 700 M€

Projects are jointly funded by private and public money

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CELTIC research areas

BroadbandAccess

Networks

Mobile &WirelessNetworks

CustomerPremises

Equipment &Terminals

BroadbandTransportNetworks

Components

Management of Services &

Networks

Advanced Services &Multimedia

Security

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Results and ImpactsNew products or improved products

Prototypes/ field trials

Number of standards contributions

Number of publications/ conferences

Number of newly created (direct) jobs

190

160

90

430

865

Number of PhD/ Master thesis 170

Estimated RoI: around 50 x 15 B€

*) figures extrapolated for 49 closed projects on the basis of 16 evaluated project outcomes

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• TRAMMS– New traffic modeling and user behavior

analysis in IP networks by new real-time measurement products

• B21C– Strong contributions to DVBx standardisation;

test tools and probes for DVB transmission planning

• EnComPAs-2– Prototype of a new ‚Community

Communications Platform‘ include remote management

Success Stories (Award winners 2009)

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Success Stories (Award winners 2008)

• TIGER (Together IP, GMPLS and Ethernet Reconsidered)– New carrier-grade Ethernet technologies for a better design and lower risks on future

Internet developments– Direct impact on several product lines and contributions to world-wide standardization.

• MOVIES (Mobile Video and Interactive Services)– Integration of DVB-H mobile broadcasting with return channels through the mobile

network– New interactive mobile services by combining mobile cellular and digital broadcast

communication technologies.

• CARLINK (Wireless Traffic Service Platform for Linking Cars)– Development of intelligent wireless traffic service platform, which

• improves traffic safety, • reduces traffic accidents and • provides new types of vehicular services

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• FIDELITY– Digital identification in federated networks with the Liberty Alliance– Several new products, platforms and Web services for a common ID management by Liberty

Alliance

• BANITS– Innovative applications and products:

• Telemedicine, Multi-Video-conferencing• E-gate 100, commercial product by RAD• Optibase Multimedia Server MGW 1100, commercial product by Optibase • Supervision and Access System IMUX, new product line by Inelcom • Ethernet DSL Access EDA System: ECN320 switch, EDN312xp IPDSLAM and HM410 home

gateways, prototypes by Ericsson EAB • DLM package integrated in the 5530 Network Analyser, by Alcatel Bell• EoSDH Ethermapper, Prototype by Robotiker • Contributions to several standardization bodies

• GANDALF– Innovative solutions on automated radio resource management– Several new products (e.g.):

• "Wirtek TheCure": a new auto-troubleshooting product series• Automated diagnosis product for radio access networks

Success Stories (Award winners 2007)

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Overall Project Budget

* estimated til end of Celtic

(*)

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Number of Projects

Active countries by number of projects

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Company Types

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Celtic-Plus - The Way Forward

• Achieved: High impact of Celtic projects– for business and European competition

• But: More technological challenges to come– Networks and services are all-Internet based – Better, faster, saver Internet is needed– User to come into main focus– Interoperability is key– Need to save energy everywhere

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Ambitions for Celtic-Plus

Number of performed projects

Total expected effort (PY)

Number of active companies

Number of active countries

Total expected budget (M€)

120

800

7,000

550

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until 2019

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New Research Approach

Get Connected While Connected

Multimedia End-User Services

Business Support Systems

Services & Network

Management

Network and Platforms

Smart Connected World

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The network foundationGet Connected

security, privacy trust

accountability

manageability and

diagnosability

availability

scalability

mobility

heterogeneity

No satisfactory solution currently exists to commonlyaddress all challenges of the Internet

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Networking

Seamless Networking

Network support

Get Connected

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Wireless

Wide area networks

Short range communication

Broadband terminals and base stations

Spectrum and satellite

Get Connected

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Optics

Greater system capacity

Higher transparency

Technologies at lower cost

Full remote reconfigurability

Get Connected

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More Network Challenges

• More effective mobile stations and terminals

• More efficient data centers• Solutions for specific areas 

Energy Efficiency

• Connected objects• Automation and

learning Network elements

• Network content aware

Autonomic networks

Get Connected

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Objective: adding value to bitse-Health monitoring

Financial transactional services

Digital advertising

Connected car

While Connected

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Respond to new user needsWhile Connected

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Enhance the User ExperienceWhile Connected

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Media Delivery ChainWhile Connected

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Future services (1)

Digital Citizen

Digital identity

Digital School

Digital Home

Digital City

While Connected

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Future services (2)

Digital Car

Digital Rail, bus, plane

Digital Entreprise

Future interfaces

While Connected

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Business AspectsWhile Connected

Evolution of value

networksForecasting User

modeling

Call for Proposals

New fast call processCalls in 2011

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Fast Celtic-Plus call process

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan

1st call (Spring) 2nd call (Autumn)

National Applications National evaluations

Project start phase (1st call)

Project start phase (2nd call of prev year)

National Applications National evaluations

PA/CG meeting(selection and labelling)

FPP & National application submission deadline

1st FPP proposal phase

FPPreview

Project start phase (2nd call)

2nd FPP proposal phase

FPPreview

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Celtic-Plus Calls 2011• Spring call

– Call launched: 1 February (call-1/2011)– Proposer’s Day: 29 March in Heidelberg– Submission deadline: 9 May 2011– Labelling: mid June 2011

• Autumn call– Call launched: 1 July (call-2/2011)– Proposer’s Day 14 June in Warsaw– Submission deadline: 10 October 2011– Labelling: end November 2011

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Celtic-Plus Calls

Main Research Areas (Celtic-Plus Purple Book)• Get Connected

– Connecting in a secure was from end-to end• While Connected

– Everything needed while a connections is running• Complementing the Future Internet

– “Celtic Use-case Factory”• Celtic-Plus and Green Internet

– Environment protection, energy-efficiency, inter-disciplinary approach

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Going Green

• Energy Savings in telecoms:– Networks fixed/ mobile (less Watt/ bit)– Services (less computing/ transport needs)

• Energy Savings through telecoms:– Energy management (via telecoms) for:

• Households, companies, energy providers– Smart Grids (intelligent energy networks)

• Close cooperation with Energy sector

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ICT devices produce 2% of the total CO2 emissions and it is expected to increase. This equals to the emissions of the aviation traffic.

Energy Savings in telecoms:

Measuring/ reducing power consumption, using virtualization for servers; power adaptations e.g. in radio network according usage

Improving the efficiency of cooling;

Extending the life of assets by reusing them within the company;

New power supply solutions such as DC voltage ;

New architectures for the communications networks: standby mode awareness of networks/ base stations when idle.

“Going Green: Get Connected”

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Energy Savings through telecoms:

Digital Home/Enterprise: energy management (via telecoms) for households, companies;

Digital City: sustainable areas such as smart buildings, smart infrastructures (water, energy, heat, and transportation), smart services (health, entertainment) for city dwellers and travellers;

Digital Car/Urban Transport: Intelligent Transport Systems and Services –all the road transport elements will form a network which will be intelligent, adaptive, context-aware and self-healing;

Smart Grids (intelligent energy networks) -closer cooperation with the energy providers; important e.g. for “fuelling” future electric cars and vehicles.

“Going Green: While Connected”

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Celtic-Plus Event Heidelberg29-30 March 2011

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Objectives

Focus on the new challenges for the telecommunications world and the competitiveness of Europe's telecommunications industry

towards a Smart Connected World.

Discuss new research projects and build new project teams on:New service challenges:

• Get connected (telecommunications infrastructure challenges)• Digital City• Digital Home• E-Health• multi-disciplinary topics

Celtic-Plus Proposer’s Day

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• High-level views on future challenges from industry perspective• Future Internet, how the program impact should be extended• Green-ICT, CleanTech, Smart Grids

• Inter-disciplinary challenges for a better, cleaner, energy-efficient world

Celtic-Plus Event

Exhibition

• Successful and promising Celtic projects show their results and prototypes• Discuss with experts to further extend the impact and develop new ideas

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Thank you for your attention!

Heinz Brüggemann, Director Celtic Officebrueggemann@celtic-initiative.org

www.celticplus.eu

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Reserve

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Open platforms

Operator resources Third party apps

access to operator resources

SELECTED RESOURCESALL THE RESOURCES

more global

profit from niche segments

(“The Long Tail”)

improve efficiency and time-to market

brands will renew their

relationship with customers

Open business models through services co-creation

network

Get Connected

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Open source

Open source is a radical new approach in systems development

Enabling users to design and share workspace and applications is key …

Speed up development cycleBetter adjust to users’ needs

Get Connected

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Green Platform

Access OptimizationCoverage

Quality assuranceCost-cutting

New Concepts for TransportOptical Transparency

Simplified Architecture New Network Capabilities

Efficient growth and evolution

Get Connected

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Country Involvements

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