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Deliverable Horizon2020 EUJ-01-2016 723171 5G-MiEdge D5.2

Date : June 2018 Public Deliverable

5G-MiEdge

5G-MiEdge Millimeter-wave Edge Cloud as an Enabler for 5G Ecosystem

EU Contract No. EUJ-01-2016-723171

D5.2 Second report on dissemination, standards,

regulation and exploitation plan

Contractual date: M24

Actual date: M24

Authors: See list

Work package: WP5: Standardization, spectrum regulation, dissemination and exploitation

Security: Public

Nature: Report

Version: 1.0

Number of pages: 43

Abstract

This deliverable outlines the activities for dissemination and exploitation of the 5G-MiEdge project

results, with a main focus on the second year activities. These project results are disseminated through

international and domestic conferences and journals or in special events and workshops tightly related

to the 5G-MiEdge technologies. They will also be exploited by patents and more lately through the

integration in courses and commercially by industrial partners. On top of this, the project results are

exploited whenever there is an opportunity by contributions to standardisation bodies, in particular for

the definition of future requirements and needs of communication systems. The deliverable also

provides an overview of the dissemination activities carried out during the first two years of the

project.

Keywords

Dissemination, standards, regulation, and exploitation plan



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Authors

INTEL Valerio Frascolla [email protected]

CEA-LETI Antonio De Domenico [email protected]

Fraunhofer- Heinrich-Hertz-

Institut

Kei Sakaguchi [email protected]

Telecom Italia Valerio Palestini [email protected]

Telecom Italia Sergio Barberis [email protected]

Sapienza University of Rome Sergio Barbarossa [email protected]

Tokyo Institute of Technology Khanh Tran Gia [email protected]

Panasonic Koji Takinami [email protected]

KDDI Research Katsuo Yunoki [email protected]



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Table of contents

Table of figures ................................................................................................................ 4

Abbreviations .................................................................................................................. 5

Executive Summary ........................................................................................................ 6

1 Introduction ............................................................................................................. 7

2 Updated Report on Dissemination Activities ........................................................ 8

2.1 General public .................................................................................................. 8

2.1.1 5G-MiEdge web site ............................................................................. 8

2.1.2 Articles and Press Releases .................................................................. 8

2.2 Scientific community ..................................................................................... 10

2.2.1 Journals, magazines, and Book Chapter ............................................. 10

2.2.2 Dissemination in Conferences and Workshops .................................. 11

2.2.3 Workshops and Special Tracks Organization ..................................... 13

2.3 Industrial community ..................................................................................... 18

2.4 Other collaboration activities ......................................................................... 21

2.5 Dissemination to standards and regulation ..................................................... 24

3 Updated Exploitation plans .................................................................................. 25

4 Conclusion ............................................................................................................. 27

5 Appendix A: Dissemination activities during the project first two years ........ 28

6 Appendix B: Co-organized Workshops and Special Tracks ............................. 41

7 References .............................................................................................................. 43



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Table of figures

Figure 1. 5G-MiEdge project website [5G-MiEdge]. ....................................................... 8

Figure 2. 5G-MiEdge flyer. ............................................................................................... 9

Figure 3. 5G-MiEdge 4th GA meeting advertised in the Sakaguchi laboratory webpage.

........................................................................................................................................ 10

Figure 4. The speakers and the chair of the Special Session 3. ...................................... 15

Figure 5. Photo taken in the industry panel on V2X for automated driving in 4G, 5G and

beyond ............................................................................................................................. 19

Figure 6. The relations of 5G-MiEdge and the 5G Ecosystem. ...................................... 22

Figure 7. Cooperation axes and differences between 5G-MiEdge and the MiEdge+. ... 23

Figure 8. A detail of the CFP of WDN-5G 2018. ........................................................... 41

Figure 9. A detail of the CFP of 5G-Testbed hosted at IEEE Globecom 2017. .............. 41

Figure 10. A detail of the CFP of the workshop “Economics and Adoption of Millimeter

Wave Technology in Future Networks” hosted at IEEE WCNC 2018. .......................... 42



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Abbreviations

Acronym Description

3GPP 3rd Generation Partnership Project

EU European Union

JP Japan

MEC mobile edge cloud (computing)

mmWave millimeter-wave

C-plane control-plane

QoE Quality of Experience

IEICE Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers

5GMF Fifth Generation Mobile Communications Promotion Forum

uHSLLC ultra-High-Speed and Low Latency Communication

WP Work Package



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Executive Summary

This deliverable offers an overview of the dissemination, standardisation and

exploitation plans and results of the 5G-MiEdge project. It both provides future plans

in the mentioned areas as well as a review of the outcomes during the first two years

of activities of the project (with a main focus on the second year outcomes). The main

areas reported are the following:

• Update on the project website and dissemination through press releases and

articles to disseminate towards the general public.

• Monitoring and contributions to relevant standardisation bodies. The project,

through the participating companies, is involved in 3GPP, ETSI, and IEEE groups. In

the first year of the project, 5G-MiEdge has presented six contributions to the 3GPP

SA1. Following these contributions, 5G-MiEdge studies are reflected in one recent

3GPP Technical Report [TR22.886] and one Technical Specification [TS22.186].

• Publication of project technical achievements in peer-reviewed technical

journals and magazines. Five articles have been accepted to different international

journals during the first two years and a book chapter has been published.

• Participation and contribution to international conferences, symposia and

summits. The project has participated to some of the most relevant technical

conferences, with thirty-eight papers accepted or submitted.

• Organisation and co-organisation of workshops. The project has co-organised

three workshops and one special track, two of these have been co-located with the

IEEE ICC 2017 and 2018, EUCNC 2017 and 2018, and IEEE GLOBECOM 2017. To

strengthen the collaboration between Asian (Japan particularly) and UE wireless

research communities, the project is participating in the organization of the SmartCom

workshop (2017 and 2018).

• Dissemination to three notable industrial events, i.e., during IEEE Globecom

2017, IEEE WCNC 2018, and LETI Innovation Days 2017.

• Exploitation plans, both in terms of potential development of new products and

services, and also exploitation of the knowledge generated. Six patents related to

inventions developed in the projects have been filed so far.



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1 Introduction

The 5G-MiEdge project is investigating technological solutions to integrate MEC and

mmWave into the 5G network architecture in order to offer innovative services and

applications. This is achieved by means of an edge cloud and the introduction of an

ultra-lean and inter-operable signaling, called ‘liquid control plane’, capable of

providing ubiquitous allocation of computation and communication resources, in an

application-/user-centric framework.

The objective of this report is to present the achieved dissemination, standardisation,

and exploitation activities, how they are implemented, and the expected results. It will

also anticipate future planned dissemination and exploitation activities. These efforts

have the goal to ensure that the results of the project are sufficiently advertised during

its time span, mainly by means of dissemination and, at the same time, they are

introduced onto the standardisation path and taken into account in the exploitation

plans of the consortium partners. On top of this, these actions are foreseen in order to

guarantee that, also after the project is finished, key achievements will find their way

to become part of marketable technologies and products.

In the deliverable the main outcomes from these activities during the second year of

the project are also described.



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2 Updated Report on Dissemination Activities

5G-MiEdge gives a particular importance to the dissemination activities, in order to

ensure that all main results of the project will achieve the broadest possible impact on

the global telecommunication eco-system, both at the academic and at the industrial

level. Dissemination activities will mainly address the following five main target

groups:

2.1 General public

2.1.1 5G-MiEdge web site

Here we present the activities undertaken to promote the knowledge of the project and

to ensure that its results are sufficiently advertised during the lifetime of the project.

The project has created a web site that can be found at: http://5g-miedge.eu/.

Figure 1. 5G-MiEdge project website [5G-MiEdge].

This web site contains updated information on the project such as general information

on the consortium, public deliverables, papers, and presentations. In addition, it shows

latest news and upcoming events in the field of interest of the project. This web site is

regularly updated in order to reflect recent project progress.

2.1.2 Articles and Press Releases

During the second year, we have prepared a flyer that we have distributed to the public

of the different international events where 5G MiEdge partners have participated (see

Figure 2). The project also aims to have a presence in other webpages beside it main

webpage.

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Figure 2. 5G-MiEdge flyer.

Here we highlight some relevant and recent articles and press releases concerning 5G-

MiEdge:

Article from the German blog “electronica” on tactile internet that, amongst

other 5G activities, present 5G-MiEdge technologies and goals [electronica].

French article of the Data Analytics Post (DAP) discussing the edge

computing, where Dr. Emilio Calvanese Strinati discusses about 5G-MiEdge

[DAP].

Press Release from the ITU Association of Japan on the Global 5G Event

mentioning 5G-MiEdge [ITUJP].

The Sakaguchi laboratory in the Tokyo Institute of Technology advertises the

4th GA of 5G-MiEdge (see Figure 3) [TTech].

http://blog.electronica.de/



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Figure 3. 5G-MiEdge 4th GA meeting advertised in the Sakaguchi laboratory webpage.

2.2 Scientific community

5G-MiEdge targets to disseminate its results in international journals and the

presentations of papers to the most important conferences, as well as via the

participation to workshops and panels in major IEEE and ACM events. The

publications produced by the 5G-MiEdge partners are available at https://5g-

miedge.eu/publications/.

2.2.1 Journals, magazines, and Book Chapter

5G-MiEdge focuses, on main international journals and magazines such as IEEE

Transactions (Communications, Wireless Communications, Broadcasting, etc.), IEEE

Letters, and IEEE Magazines.

At the current stage, we have five accepted journals/magazines and one book chapter.

Amongst them, there are two invited contributions to IEEE Wireless Communications

Magazine and IEEE Transaction on Wireless Communication, respectively. The

detailed list of contribution is presented in Table 8 (Appendix A). In addition, we are

preparing a white paper presenting the overall concepts of 5G-MiEdge and our results;

we target to submit this white paper to a special issue of an IEEE Magazine.

https://5g-miedge.eu/publications/

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2.2.2 Dissemination in Conferences and Workshops

The 5G-MiEdge consortium is contributing to selected conferences in order to

disseminate the project vision and results at large. High profile conferences and fora,

mainly in communication and networking domains are primarily targeted, such as

IEEE ICC and IEEE GLOBECOM, and in the signal processing domain such as

ICASSP and EUSIPCO. Further candidate conferences include EuCNC, European

Wireless, Mobile Backhaul Conference, EUCAP, EUMW, ICASSP, VTC, WCNC,

SPAWC and PIMRC as well as ETSI Workshops. To disseminate our results toward

the Asian research community, we are participating to many IEICE events, like the

IEICE General Conference and IEICE SmartCom.

At the end of the first two years of the project, we have submitted/presented thirty-eight

contributions to notable international and domestic conferences, such as IEEE ICASSP

2018, IEEE ICC 2018, IEEE GLOBECOM 2017, EUCNC 2017, IEEE SPAWC 2017,

and IEEE CSCN 2017. The detailed list of contribution is presented in



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Table 9 (Appendix A).

5G-MiEdge partners have also been invited to present the results of our project in

several international conferences, such as IEEE GLOBECOM 2016, IEEE ICC 2017,

and ICC 2018. The detailed list of oral presentations is reported in



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Table 10 (Appendix A).

2.2.3 Workshops and Special Tracks Organization

In order to more effectively disseminate its results, 5G-MiEdge is co-organising

several workshops and special tracks collocated within some of the main international

and domestic conferences. More specifically, workshops and special tracks are planned

to be jointly organized during the project duration with other collaborative research

projects, to exchange ideas not only with other projects, but also with the relevant

industrial stakeholders. These events are advertised on the project website https://5g-

miedge.eu/events/.

During the second year of the project the following events have been co-organised:

5G Test-Beds & Trials – Learnings from implementing 5G (5G-Testbed)

This workshop, co-organized with the EU-Kr project 5G Champion, was hosted in

IEEE Globecom 2017 (http://globecom2017.ieee-globecom.org/workshop/ws-21-

international-workshop-5g-test-beds-trials-learnings-implementing-5g-5g-testbed-

2017). In this workshop, 5G experts had met and exchanged findings, views, and

opinions on current test-beds, trials, early phase products and next generation 5G

features and functionalities. The key objective was to exchange learnings encountered

during practical tests in order to understand where the real challenges, weaknesses but

also strengths of 5G lie and how they can be addressed in the future evolution of the

technology. The workshop included two keynote speeches and two paper sessions,

where nine papers have been discussed.

A detail of the call for paper is given in Figure 9 (Appendix B) and the program of the

workshop is presented in Table 1.

Table 1. The program of “International Workshop on 5G Test-Beds & Trials –

Learnings from implementing 5G (5G-Testbed)”.

8 December 2017

09:00 - 09:05 Introduction by Workshop Chairs

09:05-09:30 Keynote Speech:

"5G: from concepts to field testing" by Geng Wu, INTEL, US

09:30-10:30 Session 1

10:30 – 11:00 Coffee Break

11h00 – 11h15 Keynote Speech

"5G Theory to Practice: Lessons Learned from Massive MIMO and mmWave

Early Trials", Ian Wong, National Instruments, Germany

11:15 - 12:30: Session 2

https://5g-miedge.eu/events/


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SmartCom 2017 -The 4th International Workshop on Smart Wireless

Communications-

The SmartCom 2017 (http://www.ieice-smartcom.info/2017) was co-organized

together with the IEICE Technical Committee on Smart Radio (SR), IEICE Technical

Committee on Short Range Wireless Communications (SRW) and IEICE Technical

Committee on Radio Communication Systems (RCS). In particular, 5G-MiEdge

consortium was invited to organize a special session called “Millimeter-wave and edge

computing”. This two-day event has happened in Rome the 23rd and 24th of October

2017 and has focused on heterogeneous wireless networks, cognitive radio networks

and dynamic spectrum management, communication theory and its application, etc.

After the peer-review process, it has included 4 special sessions, 2 keynote speeches,

and 2 poster sessions. The program of the workshop is presented in Table 2.

We are currently planning to contribute to the SmartCom 2018, which will be held

Bangkok, Thailand (http://www.ieice-smartcom.info/), with one organized Special

Session and one keynote speech delivered by Dr. Emilio Calvanese Strinati.

Table 2. The program of SmartCom 2017.

Mon, Oct 23 2017 Chair: Kentaro Ishizu (NICT, Japan)

09:30-10:15

Keynote speech 1 Chair: Emilio Calvanese Strinati (CEA-LETI, France): Spectrum sharing and networking issues in 5G mmWave cellular networks Prof. Michele Zorzi, The University of Padova, Italy

10:45 - 12:00 Special session 1 Chair: Shigenobu Sasaki (Niigata Univ., Japan)

14:00 - 16:00 Poster & Exhibition 1 Chair: Osamu Takyu (Shinshu Univ., Japan)

16:15 - 17:55 Special session 2 Chair: Gia Khanh Tran (Tokyo Tech, Japan)

Tue, Oct 24 2017

09:00 - 11:05 Special session 3 Chair: Antonio De Domenico (CEA-LETI, France)

11:35 - 12:20

Keynote speech 2

Chair: Takeo Fujii (UEC, Japan): 5G, paving a way to transform the world Dr. Eisuke Fukuda, Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd., Japan

14:00 - 16:00 Poster & Exhibition 2 Chair: Gia Khanh Tran (Tokyo Tech, Japan)

http://www.ieice-smartcom.info/2017

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16:15 - 17:55 Special session 4 Chair: Eisuke Fukuda (Fujitsu Labs., Japan)

18:05 - 18:15 Closing Chair: Suguru Kameda (Tohoku Univ. Japan)

Figure 4. The speakers and the chair of the Special Session 3.

Economics and Adoption of Millimeter Wave Technology in Future

Networks

The workshop has been hosted in IEEE WCNC 2018 in Barcelona on 15-18 April 2018

and co-organized with the TWEETHER [TWEETHER] and ULTRAWAVE

[ULTRAWAVE] projects. The Special Session Workshop on Economics and Adoption

of Millimeter Wave Technology in Future Network aimed at extending and enlarging

the ecosystem discussion to aspects also related to non-technical topics, impacting in

a broad sense the economics of the society, and that will play a big role in the effective

adoption of mmWave technology. The program of the workshop is presented in Table

4, while a detail of the call for paper is given in Figure 10 (Appendix B).

Table 3. The program of the Economics and Adoption of Millimeter Wave Technology

in Future Networks Workshop.

Monday, 16th of April 2018

11:00 -11:30 Millimeter Wave Point to Multipoint for Affordable High Capacity Backhaul of Dense Cell Networks



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François Magne (WHEN-AB & SARL, France); Antonio Ramirez (Fibernova Systems, Spain); Claudio Paoloni (Lancaster University, United Kingdom (Great Britain))

11:30 -12:00 A Two-Hop MIMO Relay Architecture Using LTE and Millimeter Wave Bands in High Speed Trains David Oliva and José I. Alonso (Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain)

12:00 -12:30

Millimeter-waves, MEC, and network softwarization as enablers of new 5G business opportunities Valerio Frascolla and Juergen Englisch (Intel Deutschland Gmbh, Germany); Luca Chiaraviglio and Stefano Salsano (University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy); Sergio Barberis (Telecom Italia Lab, Italy); Valerio Palestini (Telecom Italia, Italy); Antonio De Domenico (CEA-LETI Minatec, France); Emilio Calvanese Strinati (CEA-LETI, France); Koji Takinami (Panasonic Corporation, Japan); Katsuo Yunoki (KDDI Research, Japan); Kei Sakaguchi (Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute, Germany); Thomas Haustein (Fraunhofer Institute for Telecommunications, Heinrich-Hertz-Institut, Germany)

WDN-5G: The 11th International Workshop on Evolutional Technologies

& Ecosystems for 5G Phase II

The workshop has been hosted in IEEE ICC 2018 (http://icc2018.ieee-

icc.org/workshop/11th-international-workshop-evolutional-technologies-ecosystems-

5g-phase-ii-wdn-5g). The main objective of the workshop is to offer an opportunity

for academic and industrial researchers to discuss on evolutional technologies and

killer ecosystems for the realization of 5G Phase II, taking into account the

combination of mmWave and MEC, under the support of MEC/SDN technologies.

After the peer-review process, it has included 2 keynote speeches, 18 technical papers

among which 7 papers are presented in an interactive style. One of the two keynote

speeches are from 5G-MiEdge consortium. The program of the workshop is presented

in Table 4, while a detail of the call for paper is given in Figure 8 (Appendix B).

Table 4. The program of WDN-5G 2018.

Sunday, May 20 2018

08:30 -10:15 W07-S1 WDN5G: Keynote AM (Prof. Michele Zorzi) and Technical Paper Session (Beamforming)

11:00 -12:30 W07-S2 WDN5G: Paper Session (Resource Management)

14:00 -15:30 W07-S3 WDN5G: Keynote PM (Prof. Kei Sakaguchi) and Technical Paper Session (Antenna & Propagation)

15:30 -16:30 W07-S-I WDN5G: Interactive Session

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2nd Workshop on business models and techno-economic analysis for 5G

networks

5G-MiEdge has co-organized a half-day workshop hosted at EUCNC 2018

https://www.eucnc.eu/workshops/workshop-4/ in collaboration with the H2020

projects VirtuWind [VirtuWind], 5G-EX [5gex], SPEED-5G [Speed], 5G MonArch

[5GMonArch], and 5GCity [5GCity]. The goal of this workshop is to showcase the

work of 5G-MiEdge and other 5GPPP 2 Phase projects and discuss business and

techno-economic issues of 5G networks. It provides insight on the business impacts

and opportunities from the deployment of 5G networks for all actors in the

telecommunications ecosystem such as verticals, incumbent and new operators,

service providers, application developers, content providers, regulators and equipment

manufacturers. The workshop also addresses aspects related to the techno-economic

analysis of future 5G deployments such as CAPEX and OPEX modeling, demand

models for new services, pricing strategies and charging schemes, including new

methodologies and modeling. It also identifies major challenges of business and

service coordination in the multi-actor 5G services value chain and will depict the

correlation of 5G wholesale services as fundamental building blocks and enablers for

retail markets and verticals.

The program of the workshop is presented in Table 5.

Table 5. The program of “2nd Workshop on business models and techno-economic

analysis for 5G networks”.

18 June 2018

14:00-14:30 Keynote:

Professor Federico Pigni (Grenoble Ecole de Management)

14:30-15:30 Session 1:

Håkon Lønsethagen (Telenor): “Multi-Provider Services and Business

Enablers By The 5G Exchange Service Orchestration”

Carmen Mas Machuca (Technische Universität München): “Techno-

economic evaluation of SDN/NFV applied to Wind Parks”

Valerio Frascolla (Intel): “Limitations and issues of 5G deployments from

the standards and regulatory point of view”

15:30 – 16:00 Coffee Break

16h00 – 17h20 Session 2:

George Agapiou (OTE): “Techno-economic analysis of controller-Coherent

case”

Simon Fletcher (RealWireless): “5G platforms for business value creation”

Theodoros Rokkas (inCITES Consulting): “The neutral host as a driver for

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Valerio Frascolla (Intel): “Techno-economic aspects of mmWaves and MEC,

two key enablers for 5G networks”

17h20 – 18h00 Closing panel and Q&A:

Chair:

Theodoros Rokkas (inCITES)

Panellists:

Håkon Lønsethagen (Telenor)

Carmen Mas Machuca (Technische Universität München)

Valerio Frascolla (Intel)

Simon Fletcher (RealWireless)

Within the workshop activities, Intel presented “Techno-economic aspects of

mmWaves and MEC, two key enablers for 5G networks”, a joint dissemination action

of the projects TWEETHER, 5GENESIS, and 5G-MiEdge. In relation to 5G-MiEdge,

a SWOT analysis of a subset of the 5G-MiEdge use cases was presented. The

discussion following the presentation gave useful inputs to the ecosystem engagement

of the project partners and stressed once again the importance of the topics worked on

in the project.

2.3 Industrial community

5G-MiEdge targets a constant attendance to the most important industrial events,

participating through the creation of stands, showroom and booths, e.g. in consumer

electronic shows, etc. These events are advertise on the project website https://5g-

miedge.eu/events/.

Industry Panel on V2X for Automated Driving in 4G, 5G and Beyond at

IEEE GLOBECOM 2017

This industry panel was hosted in IEEE GLOBECOM 2017 on December 7th at

Singapore (http://globecom2017.ieee-globecom.org/content/industry-

program/industry-seminars#IPS-02). Prof. Kei Sakaguchi (Tokyo Institute of

Technology, Japan) and Dr. Kim Mahler (Fraunhofer HHI, Germany) from 5G-

MiEdge consortium organized and chaired the half-day seminar with two more

organizers of Prof. Robert Heath Jr. (The University of Texas at Austin, USA) and

Prof. Fredrik Tufvesson, (Lund University, Sweden). The panel was planned to discuss

about V2X for automated driving, which is one of the use cases in 5G-MiEdge project.

The panel gathered the following five distinctive experts from both automotive and

telecom industries to discuss current activities in this field and to find future research

directions related to V2X communications to realize end-to-end solutions for future

mobility and transportation services (see Figure 5). After presenting their talks, the

panelists discussed relevant questions on the topic of automated driving made by the



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chairs. Overall, the panel contributed substantially to the discourse towards a

comprehensive V2X for automated driving.

1. Satoshi Nagata, (NTT docomo, Japan)

2. Kazuaki Takahashi, (Panasonic, Japan)

3. Taro Eichler, (Rohde&Schwarz, Germany)

4. Saradindubasu Saptarshi, (Continental Automotive, Germany)

5. Alexey Khoryaev, (Intel, Russia)

The industry panel “V2X for Automated Driving in 4G, 5G and beyond” won the

“Most Attended Industry Program Award 1st Runner-Up” from the Organization

Committee of IEEE GLOBECOM 2017 (http://globecom2017.ieee-

globecom.org/content/industry-program).

Figure 5. Photo taken in the industry panel on V2X for automated driving in 4G, 5G

and beyond

Industrial Panel on Economics and Adoption of Millimeter Wave

Technology in Future Networks at IEEE WCNC 2018

This industry panel was hosted in IEEE WCNC 2018 on Wednesday the 18th April in

Barcelona, Spain (http://wcnc2018.ieee-wcnc.org/program/panels#p6) and co-

organized with the project TWEETHER [TWEETHER]. The panel was organized by

Valerio Frascola (5G-MiEdge) Intel, Germany, and Claudio Paoloni, Lancaster

University, UK. The panelist were: Emilio Calvanese Strinati (5G-MiEdge) CEA-

LETI, France, Debora Gentina, Huawei Technologies, Italy, Maziar

Nekovee, University of Sussex, UK, Alpaslan Demir, InterDigital, UK, Christos

Verikoukis, CTTC, Spain, and Xavier Flores Romero, Secretariat of

http://globecom2017.ieee-globecom.org/content/industry-program

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Telecommunications, Cybersecurity and the Digital Society of the Government of

Catalonia, Spain

This panel focused the attention to aspects not yet touched when discussing a broad

deployment of a new technology, bringing to the next level the mmWave adoption,

especially when one considers to trespass the 100 GHz threshold.

The panel aims at extending and enlarging the ecosystem discussion to aspects mainly

non-related to pure technical topics, which are supposed to impact in a broad sense the

economics of the whole society:

Socio-cultural hurdles for a broad adoption of mmWave links

Business innovation needed for a smooth adoption of new technologies

Return on investment of mmWave deployment for backhaul and access

networks

New technologies that synergize and facilitate the adoption of mmWave

technology

Breakthrough innovations in the mmWave domain

WiGig, WiFi and cellular mmWave access: potential synergies and ROI

differences

Standardization status of mmWave deployment

Regulatory aspects of mmWave deployment

New business opportunities for mmWave adoptions with focus on SMEs

LETI Innovation Days

The LETI Innovation Days is a flagship year event in Grenoble, France. It addresses

how microelectronics is empowering a wide range of technological revolutions that

serves industry, directly affecting our daily lives with new uses. Keynotes and panel

session topics ranged from Big Data, 5G, Bio-inspired circuits, Quantum computer to

Cybersecurity. On June 28-29, 2017, LETI has celebrated its 50th anniversary during

its Innovation Days (http://www.leti-cea.com/cea-tech/leti/english/Pages/What's-

On/Events/Leti-Innovation-Days-Special-50th-Anniversary-Edition.aspx) and during

the second day, focused on “LETI demo immersive exhibition” a talk was devoted to

LETI 5G activities and millimeter-wave technologies, in particular. 5G-MiEdge

preliminary results has been presented during this talk.

The program of the 2017 LETI Innovation Days is presented in Table 6.

Table 6. The program of “50th anniversary LETI Innovation Days”.

June 28, 2017 : Keynote sessions and partners talks

09:15 Welcome

10:00 Introduction: LETI, 50 years of pioneering miniaturization technologies within

CEA

10:20-12:00 PART I: Keynote sessions: Microelectronics, one key enabler to address

tomorrow’s challenges

12:00-14:00 LUNCH BREAK

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14:00-14:20 Keynote : LETI, a Local Player in a Global Game to Meet Tomorrow’s Challenges

14:20-15:30 PART II : Partners Talks

Session 1: The Environmental Transition and Transportation Issues

15:30-16:15 PART II : Partners Talks

Session 2: New Frontiers for Health Care

16:15– 17:00 Coffee Break

17:00 -17:45 Session 3: Micro-nano Pathfinding and the Digital Revolution

17:45-18:15 Keynote : Tomorrow’s Microelectronics, a leader’s vision

18:15 Closing

June 29, 2017 LETI demo immersive exhibition

08:30 Welcome

09:00-9:30 Plenary session:

Technology excellence at LETI

9:30-11:00 Routes to innovation:

First exhibition time


Second exhibition time

12:30-14:30 LUNCH BREAK

14:30-15:30 Plenary session

Innovation, what about LETI?


Third exhibition time

16:30 Plenary session

Event closing

2.4 Other collaboration activities

One of the 5G-MiEdge project goals is to establish links with other related

collaborative projects in the 5G ecosystem to have both a better knowledge of existing

solutions and to take advantage of possible advances in the considered fields. A special

care will be spent on aligning the course of 5G-MiEdge with other funded projects

running in parallel (see Figure 6), so to avoid overlapping or leaving white spots, which

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on related areas. It is worth to highlight that these collaborations are based on strategic

purposes and that are the results of an extensive survey, which has been presented in

D1.1 [D1.1] and D1.2 [D1.2] and continuously updated.

During the second year, these activities have been being carried through several

collaboration actions:

The project has established contacts with two other projects that present

significant synergies with 5G-MiEdge: MiEdge+ (Japan domestic project) and

5G! Pagoda [5G-Pag] (EU-JP collaborative project). MiEdge+ partners were

invited as observers to the 5G-MiEdge general assemblies. A representation of

the cooperation axes and differences between 5G-MiEdge and MiEdge+

projects is shown in Figure 7. Discussions with 5G! Pagoda on joint test-bed

development were also done at the latest GA in Tokyo.

Figure 6. The relations of 5G-MiEdge and the 5G Ecosystem.

5G-MiEdge has established a liaison with several 5GPPP projects and has

participated together with the H2020 projects TWEETHER [TWEETHER]

and ULTRAWAVE [ULTRAWAVE] to the organization of the Special

Session Workshop on “Economics and Adoption of Millimeter Wave

Technology in Future Networks” @WCNC’18 in Barcelona on 15-18 April

(https://5g-ppp.eu/event/workshop-on-economics-and-adoption-of-

millimeter-wave-technology-in-future-networks-wcnc18-cfp-deadline-on-

nov-2nd/). TWEETHER and ULTRAWAVE are both focusing on mmWave

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technologies but at higher frequencies than the 5G-MiEdge project and

specifically TWEETHER develops solution for the realization of the first W-

band (92-95GHz) wireless system for distribution of high speed internet

everywhere. In contrast, ULTRAWAVE is aiming at developing a high

capacity backhaul able to provide more than 100 Gbps per kilometer square in

Point to Multi point at D-band (141 – 174.8 GHz) fed by novel G-band (300

GHz) Point to Point.

Figure 7. Cooperation axes and differences between 5G-MiEdge and the MiEdge+.

5G-MiEdge has co-organized a half-day workshops hosted at EUCNC 2018

(https://5g-ppp.eu/event/5gcity-and-other-5g-ppp-projects-eucnc18/) together

with the EU funded projects VirtuWind [VirtuWind], 5G-EX [5gex], SPEED-

5G [Speed], 5G MonArch [5GMonArch], and 5GCity [5GCity]. Due to

common use cases and close technological developments, of a particular

interest for 5G-MiEdge are the collaboration with SPEED-5G, 5G MonArch,

and 5GCity. Speed 5G solutions related to the usage of shared, unlicensed and

lightly licensed spectrum (below 6 GHz only) are very interesting for the

objectives of 5G-MiEdge. 5G Monarch elasticity mechanisms that aim to

satisfy the requirements related to their “Turist city testbed” can be very much

beneficial for the 5G-MiEdge “Omotenashi services”. Similarly, 5GCity aims

to develop and deploy a solution to allow providers (i.e., municipalities) deploy

basic IT infrastructure to implement novel use cases at a fraction of the cost

and time. Also, we foresee that these smart city technologies can be integrated

successfully in the “Omotenashi services”.

5G-MiEdge has co-organized the 5G-Testbed workshop in IEEE Globecom

2017 together with the EU-Kr collaborative project 5G Champion [5G-

Champ]. Both the projects have as main focus to demonstrate their 5G

mmWave functionalities in the very next years: 5G Champion targets to

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showcase its technology during the Korean Winter Olympic games in 2018

while 5G-MiEdge has the objective to highlight its mmWave and MEC

solution in the Tokyo 2020 Olympic games.

5G-MiEdge has participated to the SPEED-5G workshop “Spectrum

management in 5G+ networks”, London, 07 Mar. 2018 (https://speed-

5g.eu/publications/speed-5g-workshops/workshop-advanced-spectrum-

management-in-5g-networks-london-7th-march-2018/). This workshop was

organized at BT Centre in London and it presented novel results of

international research projects on selected aspects of 5G and beyond networks.

The main focus was on dynamic spectrum access techniques. The workshop

attracted an international audience from both industry and academia. The

invited talk title was "5G-MiEdge - Bridging the gap between 5G and B5G".

Following the participation to the industrial workshop organized by the EU-Br

collaborative project Futebol [Futebol] in 2017 [D5.2], 5G-MiEdge has been

invited to the Industry and Stakeholders panel in the workshop organized by

the project Futebol at EuCNC 2018: “Optical and Wireless Network

Convergence: An enabler for 5G”

(https://www.eucnc.eu/workshops/workshop-5/).

Following the participation of Prof. Salsano as invited speaker at Smartcom

2017, 5G-MiEdge and Superfluidity [Superfluidity] consortia have prepared a

joint paper presented at IEEE WCNC 2018 on the relevant business and

economic aspects of 5G systems [Frascola2018]. The EU-funded research

project Superfluidity has focused on the design of a flexible, agile and high

performance architecture for 5G networks. The key concept is the

decomposition of services and network functions into softwarized components,

called Reusable Functional Blocks that can be deployed on the 5G

infrastructure.

2.5 Dissemination to standards and regulation

The 5G-MiEdge is monitoring the progress and the outcome of standardization bodies

working on topics relevant for the project. When possible the consortium is trying to

push into standards the main results coming out of the project. Such standardization

efforts in the 5G-MiEdge project will be aligned with other H2020 funded 5GPPP

projects in EU as well as 5GMF (5G Mobile Communication Promotion Forum) in

Japan. Regular reports of the main outcomes of standards bodies are shared among the

project partners, so to ensure that the directions taken by the project are aligned with

the on-going 5G standardization activities.

The most relevant standards group for the topics in focus in the project, and therefore

the groups that the project aims at impacting most, are listed in the table below. Other

fora may be identified during the last year of the project.

Table 7.Target standardization bodies and current impact.

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Forum Groups 5G-MiEdge contributions Partners Status

3GPP SA1 Use cases and scenarios for the

forthcoming 5G system architecture.

Intel, FHG 6

contributions.

3GPP RAN

groups

Impact of the newly proposed control

plan on the access strata of the 3GPP

access technologies.

Intel, FHG Under

Monitoring.

3GPP CT groups Potential impact on the upper layers of

the wireless protocol stacks coming out

of the newly proposed orchestration

procedures.

Intel Under

Monitoring.

ETSI ISG MEC Improvements on ETSI Architecture.

Potential definition of a new PoC.

Intel Under

Monitoring.

ISG ENI Propose new AI solutions for mmWave

communication technologies. Propose

new use cases.

CEA Under

Monitoring.

IEEE 802.11 Propose invented schemes of mmWave

as functionalities for 5G architecture.

PANA Under

Monitoring.

In addition to standards, another important aspect for achieving an effective

deployment of a new technology is the alignment and potentially the impact on

regulatory bodies. The availability of new spectrum and a different use of the existing

one are key enabling aspects for mmWave technologies. Therefore 5G-MiEdge will

tightly monitor and support the work that is starting in regulatory bodies in preparation

of the WRC 2019. More specifically, during the last year of the project, we plan a

meeting with European regulators (likely Ofcom and ANFR, with which the first

contact already started), to present the major 5G-MiEdge results.

We would like to recall that the project made 6 contributions to 3GPP SA1 in its first

year and as a result of these contributions, 5G-MiEdge studies have impacted two

3GPP documents.

• 3GPP TR22.886, V15.1.0, "Study on enhancement of 3GPP support for 5G

V2X services," Mar. 2017.

• 3GPP TS22.186, V15.1.0, "Service requirements for enhanced V2X

scenarios," June 2017.

3 Updated Exploitation plans

The 5G-MiEdge consortium was carefully constructed partner-wise to ensure the

presence of several different business segments: operators, equipment manufacturers,

infrastructure component suppliers, academia, and research centers. Their diversity in

expertise, focus areas, business aspects and working methods increases the probability

of a successful impact on the worldwide market of the technologies proposed by the

project. Such diversity also implies that different approaches will be followed by the

consortium partners for an effective exploitation of the project results. It is worth to

underline that 6 patents have been filed at the time being, respectively from PANA,

CEA, and TTech. In addition, there is an ongoing engagement with the Brasilian



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company VALE (www.vale.com) on 5G-MiEdge use cases and relevant enabling

technologies.

Particular attention is related to the 5G-MiEdge use cases presented in D1.1 [D1.1]

and the associated preliminary business opportunities presented in D1.2 [D1.2]. A

thorough analysis of the business impact will be presented in the third year of the

project, when finalized technical results are available. The following main exploitation

streams have been identified at the moment:

1. Equipment vendors (Intel, PANA): leveraging on the acquired knowledge

of the state of the art of the technologies in focus and having a very deep

outstanding expertise in innovation and pre-development activities will

ensure an appropriate feasibility analysis of the future technologies. The

outcomes of the project will be used to better understand both new customer

requirements and the impact of the enabling 5G technologies on the current

products, as well as being enabled to launch new products with appealing

features to the international markets fuelling competition. The technological

know-how build-up in the project will provide a competitive advantage

versus the other companies not involved in the project. Indeed, the

possibility of filing new patents to protect the newly developed technologies

is an additional key aspect in the exploitation of the project results. PANA

has filed three patents (one in the first year and two in the second year)

related to the work produced in WP2. PANA is successfully showcasing the

results generated in the framework of 5G-MiEdge during multiple industrial

events, such at the WTP 2017.

2. Telecom operators (TI, KLAB): The project results could be reflected as a

guidance of their future deployment plan for their infrastructures and new

services. In this context, the testing activity that will be performed by the

Innovation Dept. of TI on the new antenna prototypes at mmWave

(developed within the project) could give useful hints.

3. Research institutes (FHG, CEA): working on the project topics will

contribute to increase their knowledge on the future network design for

better understanding of current industry needs, and to identify new

challenges and focus for future research activities. The obtained knowledge

is already used as a background for transferring new technological solutions

to their industrial partners, in particular network vendors, telecom operators,

service providers and others. Thanks to the results obtained in 5G-MiEdge,

CEA is starting new research topics for enabling ultra- broadband

communications in frequency bands higher than those considered by 5G-

MiEdge. CEA has filed a patent related to the studies carried out in 5G-

MiEdge in WP2 (in the first year of the project) and another one (in the

second year of the project) related to the studies on WP3. CEA has

showcased the first results originated in the framework of 5G-MiEdge in the

CEA LETI Innovation Days yearly event. Also, CEA is starting to

participate to the ETSI ENI ISG, where CEA is planning to exploit the

results from 5G-MiEdge related to artificial intelligence for wireless

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networks. Similarly FHG is successfully disseminating results related to 5G-

MiEdge in the 3GPP framework.

4. Universities (URom, TTech): will generate new patents from their research

results and spread their values to the industry and the society through major

international conferences, workshops and journals. The possibilities to

introduce latest project research results in the education courses of students

at the university are also paramount aspects of the exploitation of the project

results. During the second year of the project TTech has filed on patent based

on its results on WP1 and WP3.

4 Conclusion

This deliverable offers an overview of the dissemination, standardisation and

exploitation plans and results of the 5G-MiEdge project after the first two years of the

project. It also provides future plans in the mentioned areas. The main areas reported

are the following:

• Update of the project website and dissemination through press releases and

articles for generic public.

• Monitoring and contributions to relevant standardisation bodies. The project,

through the participating companies, is involved in 3GPP, IEEE, and ETSI groups. In

the first year, 5G-MiEdge has presented six contributions to the 3GPP SA1. Following

these contributions, 5G-MiEdge studies are reflected in one 3GPP Technical Report

[TR22.886] and one Technical Specification [TS22.186].

• Publication of project technical achievements in peer-reviewed technical

journals and magazines. Five articles have been accepted to different journals during

the first two years and one book chapter has been published.

• Participation and contribution to international conferences, symposia, and

summits. The project has been present in some of the most relevant international

technical conferences, with thirty-eight papers accepted or submitted so far.

• Organisation and co-organisation of workshops. The project has co-organised

three workshops and one special track, two of these have been co-located with the

IEEE ICC 2017 and 2018 and IEEE GLOBECOM 2017. To strengthen the

collaboration between Asian (Japan particularly) and UE wireless research

communities, the project is participating in the organization of the SmartCom

workshop (2017 and 2018).

• Dissemination to three notable industrial events during IEEE Globecom 2017,

IEEE WCNC 2018, and LETI Innovation days 2017.

• Exploitation plans, both in terms of potential development of new products and

services, and also exploitation of the knowledge generated. Six patents have been filed

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5 Appendix A: Dissemination activities during the

project first two years

Table 8 Journals produced during the first two years of the project.

Publication Title Author(s) Status Related

WP

1

IEEE Wireless Communications

Magazine, Volume: 24, Issue: 4, Aug. 2017

Making 5G Millimeter Wave Communications

a Reality A. De Domenico et al. Accepted All

2 IEEE Trans. On Wir. Coms, 17 (5), 3154-

3169, 2018.

Coverage Analysis and Load Balancing in

HetNets with mmWave Multi-RAT Small Cells

G. Ghatak, A. De Domenico, and M. Coupechoux

Accepted WP2

3

IEICE journal IEICE Trans. Electron., vol. E100-C, no. 10, pp. 790-808, Oct. 2017

Where, When, and How mmWave is Used

in 5G and Beyond

K. Sakaguchi, T. Haustein, S. Barbarossa, E. Calvanese Strinati,

A.Clemente, G. Destino, A. Pärssinen, I. Kim, H. Chung, J. Kim,

W. Keusgen, R. J. Weiler, K.Takinami, E. Ceci, A. Sadri, L.

Xain, A. Maltsev, T. Gia Khanh, H. Ogawa, K. Mahler, R. W. Heath Jr

Accepted All

4

Journal of IEICE, vol. 100, no. 8, pp. 825-

830, Aug. 2017

How Do We Use Spectrum More

Efficiently

Kei Sakaguchi Accepted All

5

ICL Journal #173 Meshed 5G Millimeter-wave Backhaul Networks with

centralized SDN Orchestration

Konstantin Koslowski, Wilhelm Keusgen, Thomas Haustein

Accepted WP2

6

Book Chapter in "Cooperative and

Graph Signal Processing," Eds.,

Elsevier, 2018

The edge cloud: A holistic view of

communication, computation and

caching

S. Barbarossa, S. Sardellitti, E. Ceci and M. Merluzzi

Published WP2/WP3



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Table 9 Conference papers produced during the first two years of the project. Event Date Location Type of

contribution

Title Author(s) Status Related WP

1 IEEE Globecom

2017 12/2017

Singapore

Conference

Modeling and Analysis of HetNets with mm-

Wave Multi-RAT Small Cells Deployed

Along Roads

G.Ghatak, A.De

Domenico, and M.

Coupechoux

Accepted WP2

2 Proc. of WDN-5G@ IEEE ICC

2017 5/2017

Paris, France

Conference

Enabling effective

Mobile Edge Computing

using millimeter wave links

S. Barbarossa, E. Ceci,

M. Merluzzi,

E. Calvanese-Strinati

Accepted WP2

3 EUCNC 2017 6/2017 Oulu,

Finland Conference

Overbooking radio and

computation resources in

mmW-Mobile Edge

Computing to reduce

rulnerability to channel

intermittency

S. Barbarossa, E. Ceci,

M. Merluzzi

Accepted WP3

4 IEEE APWCS

2016 8/2016

Tokyo Japan

Conference

Evaluation of mmWave

overlaid 5G heterogeneo

us cellular networks -

Suitable frequency bands for

different 5G KPIs

G. K. Tran, H.

Shimodaira, K.

Sakaguchi

Accepted WP1

5 WPMC 2016 11/2016 Shenzhen, China

Conference

Toward the Realization of

mmWave based 5G Cellular

Networks

G. K. Tran, K.

Sakaguchi, M. Ando

Accepted All

6 Proc. of WDN-5G@ IEEE ICC

2017 5/2017

Paris, France

Conference

Traffic Adaptive

Formation of mmWave

H. Ogawa, G. K. Tran,

K. Sakaguchi

Accepted WP2



5G-MiEdge

Meshed Backhaul Networks

, T. Haustein

7 IEEE SPAWC

2017 7/2017

Hokkaido Japan

Conference

mmWave meshed

network with traffic and

energy management mechanism

K. Sakaguchi

, G. K. Tran, H. Ogawa

Accepted WP2

8 RCS Technical

Committee, IEICE technical report

10/ 2016 Tokyo Japan

Technical report

Technical Challenges to

Realize mmWave based 5G Cellular

Networks

G. K. Tran, K.

Sakaguchi, K. Araki, M Ando,

J. Hirokawa,

K. Fukawa,

Y. Y. Chang, J.

Takada, K. Saito, A.

Matsuzawa, K.

Okada, M. Miyahara

Accepted All

9 RCS Technical


3/ 2017 Tokyo Japan

Technical report

Scheduling of Prefetching

for 5G Cellular

Networks using Mobile Edge Cloud

H. Nishiuchi, G. K. Tran,

T. Taniguchi, K. Araki,

K. Sakaguchi

Accepted WP3

10 RCS Technical


5/ 2017 Tokyo Japan

Technical report

5G-MiEdge -- Millimeter-wave Edge Cloud as an Enabler for

5G Ecosystem

K. Koslowski, J. Pilz, R. Weiler,

W. Keusgen,

T. Haustein, G. K. Tran, H. Ogawa,

H. Nishiuchi,

T. Tomura, K Sakaguchi

Accepted All

11 IEEE CSCN 2017 9/2017 Helsinki Conference 5G-MiEdge:

Design, Standardizati

V. Frascolla,

F. Accepted WP1



5G-MiEdge

on and Deployment

of 5G Phase II Technologies

Miatton, T. Gia

Khanh, K. Takinami,

A. De Domenico

, E. Calvanese Strinati,

T.Haustein,

K.Sakaguchi,

S.Barbarossa, S.

Barberis

12 IEICE Society Conference

09/2017 Rome, Italy

Conference

60 GHz Multi User Gigabit

Data Transfer System Based

on WiGig/IEEE 802.11ad

Koji Takinami, Tomoya

Urushihara,

Masashi Kobayashi, Naganori Shirakata

Accepted WP2

13 SmartCom2017 10/ 2017 Rome, Italy

Poster

Cooperative WiGig/Wi-Fi Multi-User

Content Delivery

System with Application-

Centric Connection

Management

M. Kobayashi

, T. Urushihar

a, N. Shirakata,

K. Takinami

Accepted WP2


Poster

10 Gbps Ultra-High-

Speed Wireless

Data Transfer System with

Adaptive Data Stream Control for 5G Mobile Edge Cloud

T. Urushihar

a, M. Kobayashi

, N. Shirakata,

K. Takinami

Accepted WP2


Poster

Architecture Study on 5G

Networks with Edge

Computing and D2D for Improving

Katsuo Yunoki, Koichiro

Kitagawa, Takashi

Fujimoto, Bingxuan

Accepted WP3



5G-MiEdge

Communication Quality

Zhao, Ryochi

Kataoka, Hiroyuki Shinbo

16 IEEE

Globecom2017 WS-5GTestbed

Dec. 2017 Tokyo, Japan

Conference

Turning the knobs on

OpenFlow-based

resiliency in mmWave small cell meshed

networks

Ricardo Santos, Hiroaki Ogawa,

Gia Khanh Tran, Kei

Sakaguchi, Andreas

Kassler

Presented WP4

17 IEICE SR

Technical Committee

May. 2017

Honululu,

Hawai,USA

technical report

5G-MiEdge -- Millimeter-wave Edge Cloud as an Enabler for

5G Ecosystem --

K. Koslowski

et al. Presented All

18 IEEE IMS2017 Jun. 2017 Okinawa, Japan

Conference

MiEdge: Fusion of mmWave

Access and Mobile Edge Computing

for 5G

K. Sakaguchi

Presented All

19

Japan-China Workshop on the Next Generation

Mobile Communication Technology and

Application

Jun. 2017. Okinawa, Japan

Conference

Integration of mmWave

Access and Backhaul

Networks for 5G & Beyond

Gia Khanh Tran, Kei

Sakaguchi, Makoto

Ando

Presented All

20 5G Taipei Summit

Sep. 2017 Taipei, Taiwan

Conference

The Challenge

and Proposition of mmWave

in 5G

K. Sakaguchi

Presented All

21 IEEE ATC2017 Oct. 2017 Quynho

n, Vietnam

Conference

[Invited] mmWave

Heterogeneous Networks

in 5G & Beyond

Gia Khanh Tran, Kei

Sakaguchi, Makoto

Ando

Presented All

22 IEICE RCS2017-

185 Oct. 2017

Sendai ,Japan

technical report

Applications of mmWave Heterogeneous Network

in 5G --

Kei Sakaguchi

Presented WP1



5G-MiEdge

mmWave meshed network, mmWave

Edge Cloud, mmWave

V2V/V2X --

23 IEICE Gen. Conf.'2018

Mar. 2018 Tokyo, Japan

Conference

Proposal of Prefetching

Algorithm for 5G mmWave HetNet under

Backhaul Constraint

Hiroaki Nishiuchi, Gia Khanh Tran, Kei

Sakaguchi

Presented WP3, WP4

24 IEICE Gen. Conf.'2018

Mar. 2018 Tokyo, Japan

Conference

Study on Interference Management

for Millimeter-Wave Mesh

Backhaul Networks

Makoto Nakamura

, Gia Khanh

Tran, Kei Sakaguchi

Presented WP2, WP4

25 IEICE SmartCom

2017 Oct. 2017

Rome, Italy

technical report

[Invited] 5G-MiEdge:

Introduction of

Millimeter-Wave Edge

Cloud

Koji Takinami, Antonio

De Domenico

, Konstanti

n Koslowski, Gia Khanh

Tran, Yuyuan Chang, Hiroaki Ogawa, Mattia

Merluzzi, Sergio

Barbarossa

Presented WP2

26 IEICE SmartCom

2017 Oct. 2017

Rome, Italy

technical report

[Invited] Use cases and scenario resulting

from merging mmWave

access with Multi-access

Edge Technologies

Valerio Frascolla,

Kei Sakaguchi

, Sergio Barbarossa, Antonio

De Domenico

, Sergio Barberis,

Presented WP1



5G-MiEdge

Gia Khanh Tran, Koji Takinami, Thomas Haustein

27 IEICE SmartCom

2017 Oct. 2017

Rome, Italy

Poster

Performance Evaluation of Prefetching

Algorithm for 5G mmWave Edge Cloud

Hiroaki Nishiuchi, Gia Khanh Tran, Kei

Sakaguchi

Presented WP3, WP4

28 IEEE BMSB 2018 Feb. 2018 Valencia, Spain

Conference

SDN Orchestration to Optimize

Meshed Millimeter-

Wave Backhaul

Networks for MEC-

enhanced eMBB Use

Cases

Konstantin

Koslowski, Ricardo Santos,

Kei Sakaguchi, Thomas Haustein, Wilhelm Keusgen, Andreas Kassler, Hiroaki Ogawa, Makoto

Nakamura and Yu

Tao

Presented WP2/WP4

29 ICC Workshops (WDN-5G) 2018

May 2018

Kansas City, MO, USA

Conference

Optimal Association of Mobile Users to

Multi-access Edge

Computing Resources

Stefania Sardellitti,

Mattia Merluzzi,

and Sergio

Barbarossa

Presented WP2/WP3

30 ICC Workshops (WDN-5G) 2018

May 2018

Kansas City, MO, USA

Conference

Architecture of mmWave

edge cloud in 5G-MiEdge

Gia Khanh Tran,

Hiroaki Nishiuchi,

Valerio Frascolla,

Koji Takinami, Antonio

De Domenico

, Emilio Calvanese Strinati, Thomas

Presented All



5G-MiEdge

Haustein, Kei

Sakaguchi, Sergio

Barbarossa, Sergio Barberis, Katsuo Yunoki

31 IEEE_DSW2018 June 2018

Lausanne,

Switzerland

Conference

Learning from Signals Defined over

Simplicial Complexes

Sergio Barbaross

a, Stefania

Sardellitti, and Elena

Ceci

Presented WP2/WP3

32 IEEE ICASSP 2018 15-20 April

2018

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Conference

Small Perturbation Analysis of Network

Topologies

Elena Ceci and

Sergio Barbaross

a

Presented WP2/WP3

33 IEEE WCNC 2018

WS April 2018

Barcelona Spain

Conference

Millimeter-waves, MEC, and network softwarizatio

n as enablers of new 5G business

opportunities

Valerio Frascolla

et al. Accepted WP1

34 EUSIPCO 2018 Sept. 2018 Rome, Italy

Conference

Proactive computation

caching policies for

5G-and-beyond

mobile edge cloud

networks

N. di Pietro and

E. Calvanese

Strinati

Accepted WP3

35 IEEE VTC fall

2018 Aug. 2018

Chicago, USA

Conference

Analytical Characterizat

ion of Cell Load in mm-

wave

Gourab Ghatak, Antonio

De Domenico

, and Marceau

Coupechoux

submitted WP2

36 IEEE VTC spring

2018 Jun. 2018

Porto, Portugal

Conference

Performance Evaluation of 5G mmWave Edge Cloud

with

H. Nishiuch, G.K. Tran,

K. Sakaguchi

Presented WP3/WP4



5G-MiEdge

Prefetching Algorithm

37 IEEE VTC fall

2018 Aug. 2018

Chicago, USA

Conference

Interference Management

for Millimeter-wave Mesh

Backhaul Networks

M. Nakamura

, G.K. Tran, K.

Sakaguchi

submitted WP2

38 EUSIPCO 2018 Sept. 2018 Rome, Italy

Conference

Joint optimization

of caching and transport in proactive edge cloud

S. Sardellitti,

F. Costanzo,

and M. Merluzzi

Accepted WP3



5G-MiEdge

Table 10. Presentations given during the first two years of the project.

Event Date Location Type of contribution

Title Author(s)

1 IEICE MWP Technical Workshop

1/2017 Mie, Japan Presentation

60 GHz band wireless access technology based on IEEE 802.11ad/WiGig and its future perspectives

Koji Takinami, Naganori Shirakata and Kazuaki Takahashi

2 CoCoRa 2017

4/2017 Venice Italy Presentation Merging mmWave and MEC in Future 5G networks

S. Barbarossa

3 EUCNC 2017

6/2017 Oulu, Finland Presentation On the Benefits of Merging MEC and mmWave Technologies

S. Barbarossa

4 EuMW 2016

10/2016 London England

Presentation Millimeter-wave for 5G from MiWEBA to 5G-MiEdge

Kei Sakaguchi

5 FUSECO Forum 2016

11/2016 Berlin, Germany

Presentation mmWave Access/Backhaul Integrated 5G Heterogeneous Networks

G. K. Tran, K. Sakaguchi, M Ando

6 Asilomar 2016, IEEE

11/2016 USA Presentation

mmWave overlaid 5G heterogeneous cellular networks - From central resource management to distributed edge cloud

K. Sakaguchi, G. K. Tran, T. Haustein

7 IEEE Globecom 2016

12/2016 USA Presentation

Millimeter-wave small cells vs. below 6GHz Massive MIMO –which can give greater value?

K. Sakaguchi

8 IEEE IMS 2017

6/ 2017 USA Presentation MiEdge: Fusion of mmWave Access and Mobile Edge Computing for 5G

K. Sakaguchi

9 WoWMoM 2017, SCN workshop

6/ 2017 Macau Presentation

Paving the Way to the Realization of 5G Cellular Networks based on mmWave Small Cell Networking

Gia Khanh Tran

10

IEICE Smart Radio Technical Expo. 2017

5/2017 Tokyo, Japan Presentation 60 GHz Multi User Gigabit Data Transfer System for 5G Mobile Edge Cloud

Tomoya Urushihara, Masashi Kobayashi, Naganori Shirakata and Koji Takinami

11

IEICE Smart Radio Technical Expo. 2017

5/2017 Tokyo, Japan Presentation 5G-MiEdge –Millimeter-wave Edge Cloud as an Enabler for 5G Ecosystem--

K. Koslowski, J. Pilz, R. Weiler, W. Keusgen, T. Haustein, G.K. Tran, H. Ogawa, H. Nishiuchi, T. Tomura, K. Sakaguchi

12 COCORA 4/2017 Venice, Italy Presentation

From concept to deployment: the visions of the 5GCHAMPION and 5G-MiEdge projects (Olympic Games are coming …)

Valerio Frascolla



5G-MiEdge

13 COCORA 4/2017 Venice, Italy Presentation Resource and spectrum management -an European research projects survey

Valerio Frascolla

14

IEEE ICC 2017, P5: Practical Issues on mmWave Communications: Current Status and Future Technologies

5/ 2017 Paris, France Panel Partecipation

mmWave use cases: the visions of the 5G-MiEdge and 5GCHAMPION projects

Valerio Frascolla

15

EU-Br project FUTEBOL Industrial Panel

6/2017 Brasilia, Brasil Panel Partecipation

5G use cases for Olympic gamesThe visions of the projects 5GCHAMPION and 5G-MiEdge

Valerio Frascolla

16 Cleen Workshop

6/2017 Turin, Italy Keynote

Merging millimeter-wave and mobile edge computing technologies in 5G networks: Opportunities and challenges

Sergio Barbarossa

17 Cleen Workshop

6/2017 Turin, Italy Panel Moderator

Cloud Technologies and Energy Efficiency in Mobile Communication Networks

E. Calavanese Strinati

18 EUCNC Workshop

6/2017 Oulu Finland Keynote Benefit of merging MEC and mmWave technologies

Sergio Barbarossa

19

The IEICE Communications Society Conf. ,BP-4-1

9/2017 Tokyo, Japan Panel discussion

Millimiter-wave Application in 5G and Beyond

K. Sakaguchi

20

IEICE Mobile Communication Workshop

2/2018 Kanagawa,Japan

Keynote mmWave V2V2X for Automated Driving

Kei Sakaguchi

21 SmartCom2017

10/ 2017

Rome Presentation

5G-MiEdge: Introduction of Millimeter-Wave Edge Cloud, a Key Technology for 5G Phase II Deployment

Koji Takinami, Antonio De Domenico, Konstantin Koslowski, Khanh Tran Gia, Yuyuan Chang, Hiroaki Ogawa, Mattia Merluzzi, Sergio Barbarossa

22 SmartCom2017

11/ 2017

Rome Presentation

Research Challenges of Computation Resource Integration into Mobile Network

Katsuo Yunoki, Sergio Barbarossa, E. Calvanese Strinati, Valerio Frascolla



5G-MiEdge

22

SPEED-5G WS on Advanced spectrum management in 5G+ networks

3/2018 London England

Presentation 5G-MiEdge Bridging the gap between 5G and B5G

Valerio Frascolla

23

ICC Workshops (WDN-5G) 2018

5/2018 Kansas City, MO, USA

Keynote Cooperative Perception realized by Millimeter-wave V2V2X

Kei Sakaguchi

24

IEICE General Conference 2018

3/2018 Tokyo, Japan Presentation Control method for resource utilization of edge computing in 5G

Katsuo Yunoki, Hiroyuki Shinbo

25

EuCNC 2018 WS: Optical and Wireless Network Convergence: An Enabler for 5G

6/2018 Ljubljana, Slovenia

Panel Partecipation

5G use cases for Olympic games The visions of the projects 5GCHAMPION and 5G-MiEdge

Valerio Frascola

26

EuCNC 2018 WS: 2nd Workshop on business models and techno-economic analysis for 5G networks


Presentation

Limitations and issues of 5G deployments from the standards and regulatory point of view

Valerio Frascola

27



Presentation Techno-economic aspects of mmWaves and MEC, two key enablers for 5G networks

Valerio Frascola



5G-MiEdge

28



Panel Partecipation

Closing panel of the WS Valerio Frascola



5G-MiEdge

6 Appendix B: Co-organized Workshops and Special

Tracks

Figure 8. A detail of the CFP of WDN-5G 2018.

Figure 9. A detail of the CFP of 5G-Testbed hosted at IEEE Globecom 2017.



5G-MiEdge

Figure 10. A detail of the CFP of the workshop “Economics and Adoption of Millimeter

Wave Technology in Future Networks” hosted at IEEE WCNC 2018.



5G-MiEdge

7 References

[5G-MiEdge] 5G-MiEdge project website. Available online at: 5g-miedge.eu

[TR22.886] 3GPP TR22.886, V15.1.0, "Study on enhancement of 3GPP support for 5G V2X

services," Mar. 2017.

[TS22.186] 3GPP TS22.186, V15.1.0, "Service requirements for enhanced V2X scenarios," June

2017.

[D1.1]

[DAP]

5G-MiEdge public deliverable D1.1. Available online at 5g-miedge.eu

https://dataanalyticspost.com/edge-computing-cles-traitement-donnees-de-smart-city/

[electronica] http://blog.electronica.de/en/2017/07/04/trend-tactile-internet-the-magic-of-real-time/

[FMFA] https://www.ituaj.jp/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/2017_08-08-Spot-Global5GEvent-

1.pdf

[TTech] https://www.sakaguchi-lab.net/2018/05/18/4th-5g-miedge-ga/

[5G-Champ] http://www.5g-champion.eu/

[VirtuWind] http://www.virtuwind.eu/

[ULTRAWAVE] https://ultrawave2020.eu/

[5gex] http://www.5gex.eu/

[Speed] https://speed-5g.eu/

[coherent] http://www.ict-coherent.eu/

[Futebol] http://www.ict-futebol.org.br/

[TWEETHER] https://tweether.eu/

[D1.2]

5G-MiEdge public deliverable “D1.2 Mid-term report on joint EU/JP vision, business

models and eco-system impact”, June 2017. Available online at 5g-miedge.eu

[5GCity] https://www.5gcity.eu/

[D5.1] 5G-MiEdge public deliverable “First report on dissemination, standards, regulation and

exploitation plan”, June 2017. Available online at 5g-miedge.eu

[5GMonArch] https://5g-monarch.eu/

[Superfluidity] https://superfluidity.eu

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V. Frascola et al. “Millimeter-waves, MEC, and network softwarization as enablers of

new 5G business opportunities,” Economics and Adoption of Millimeter Wave

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