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EUNC 2015 OVERVIEW WEDNESDAY, 1 JULY 2015

EUNC 2015 OVERVIEW THURSDAY, 2 JULY 2015

SPS065G for Vertical Industries 6th Usage Areas

SPS05Performance Analysis of Multi-User Communication Systems

PHY03Information Theory & Coding

WIN05Quality of Service

WIN04Software Defined Networks and Cloud-RAN II

NET025G Mobile Networks

TER02Testbed and Experimental Research 2

SPS10Introducing THE 5G-IN-FRASTRUCTURE-PPP - Launching the European 5G Initiative - Part II

SPS11Celtic-Plus Perspectives of Network Softwa-risation as a 5G Enabler

PHY05Selected Areas in Communications

WIN07Relay and Multihop Networks

WIN08Cognitive Radio

NET03Information Centric Networks

APS03Traffic Modeling and Security

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KEYNOTE SPEAKER:Alain Maloberti

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PANEL2IoT, 5G, Big Smart Data Interplay - The Convergence and Integration of Mobile Communications, Internet, and Big Data Processing

PANEL3Optical Networks The key technology For enabling the deployement of global ICT accross society

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SPS09Introducing THE 5G-INFRASTRUC-TURE - PPP - Launching the European 5G Initiative - Part I

SPS07COST Highlight - Optimal End-to-End Multimedia Communication

PHY04Next Generation Networking

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W03Next Generation Public Safety and Critical Infrastructures

W01Joint CLEEN and ACROSS Workshop on Cloud Technology and Energy Effi-ciency in Mobile Communications

T02Energy Ma-nagement for 5G Networks: Self-Sustainabi-lity and Energy Recycling

W09Workshop on Optical Back/Front-Hauling Technologies for Future 5G Network

W04Workshop on Network Function Vir-tualization and Programmable Networks

W10Radio Access and Spec-trum Cluster Workshop

W08Massive MIMO Workshop - From Fascina-ting Theory to Amazing Proven Concept

W02Workshop on 5G Testbeds and Hands-On Experimental Research.


SPS045G Scenarios andUse Cases: How New mmWaves Technologies Can Lead to an Immersive User Experience

SPS03QoS/QoE Monitoring and Management with SDN

PHY02Communication Theory & Fading


WIN03Radio Resource Management

APS01Cloud Computing


W01Joint CLEEN and ACROSS Workshop on Cloud Technolo-gy and Energy Efficiency in Mobile Commu-nications

T01Emerging Topics in Small-Cell Networks: Evo-lution Towards 5G Solutions

W07State-of-the-Art Research Results in Green and Energy Effi-cient Communi-cations for the Telecommunica-tion Networks of Tomorrow

W04Workshop on Network Function Virtualization and ProgrammableNetworks

W05WWRF Workshop - A Business and Enterprise Perspective on the Upcoming 5G Era

W06Citizens Engagement to the IoT: Security and Privacy Challenges

W02Workshop on 5G Testbeds and Hands -On Experimental Research.

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EUNC 2015 OVERVIEW MONDAY, 29 JUNE 2015

EUNC 2015 OVERVIEW TUESDAY, 30 JUNE 2015

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SPS02European Platforms and Facilities for Experimentation towards 5G

SPS01Reducing Internet Latency

PHY01Wireless Communications

WIN01Testbeds and Deployment

WIN02Software Defined Networks and Cloud-RAN I

NET01SDN and IP Networks

OPN01Optical Communication Systems and Technologies

PANEL15G requirements - From Technology to Verticals

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5 Feb. 2016Paper submission deadline

KEY DATES

8 Apr. 2016Notification of acceptance

22 Apr. 2016Final paper submission

TABLE OF CONTENTS

OPENING SESSION& KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

PANELS

POSTERS

TUTORIALS

EXHIBITION

MESSAGE FROM THE TECHNICAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE CHAIR

MESSAGE FROM THE GENERAL CHAIR

TECHNICAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE

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WORKSHOPS

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MARIO CAMPOLARGO GENERAL CO-CHAIREUCNC 2015

Nicolas DEMASSIEUX Mario CAMPOLARGO

MESSAGE FROM THE GENERAL CO-CHAIRS

NICOLAS DEMASSIEUX

GENERAL CO-CHAIREUCNC 2015

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Welcome to the European Conference on Networks and Communications (EuCNC 2015)! This 24th edition will be hosted in the Palais des Congrès of Issy les Moulineaux, close to Paris. Once again, this conference will be a cornerstone event for research in advanced networks and connected devices, with multiple exciting sessions, workshops, demonstrations as well as an outstanding social program.

EuCNC brings together worldwide research and innovation community in the strategic domain of communication networks and systems, reaching to services and applications. In the era of the global challenges of the digital age, Europe has to be ready to use the great opportunities offered by digital technologies. “5G, Shaping the Vision” will be the conference motto this year, 5G being the platform supporting the digitisation of our economic and societal activities, giving the opportunity to reinvent telecom industrial landscape in Europe and beyond. Over the last 18 months 5G has greatly accelerated. Along this line, the European industry has now proposed its vision (http://5g-ppp.eu/roadmaps/) on 5G business drivers, requirements, roadmap, design principles and key technologies, while the first set of 5G PPP projects has been selected. Experimentation and demonstrations, proof of concepts are now gaining momentum and will become important activities over the next years. They will be instrumental to support key upcoming milestones, such as 5G technical standardisation activi-ties soon to start by the end of 2015 and the World Radio Conference of 2015 and 2019, with criti-cal impact on spectrum requirements and allocation to the Mobile Services. These will have to re-flect the current trends, where 5G infrastructures will also need to involve vertical markets such as automotive, energy, food and agriculture, city management, government, healthcare, manufac-turing or public transportation. These efforts will also boost networks and Internet architectures in areas such as the Internet of Things (IoT). 5G and IoT will be strategic elements to enable and drive the Digital Single Market (DSM) through new products and services. The conference will pro-vide insight and results from EU funded research and innovation at the leading edge of these global developments.

We wish you a very fruitful and enjoyable EUCNC 2015. Enjoy Paris!

Hikmet SARI

HIKMET SARI

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MESSAGE FROM THE TECHNICAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE CHAIR

On behalf of the Technical Program Committee, it is a great pleasure to welcome you to the 2015 European Conference on Networks and Communications (EuCNC 2015), Paris, 29 June - 2 July 2015. Following the 2014 edition in Bologna, the main part of the technical program is organized in 6 tracks: Track 1 - Physical Layer and Fundamentals (PHY), Track 2 – Wireless Networks (WIN), Track 3 - Optical Networks (OPN), Track 4 - Networking (NET), Track 5 - Applications and Services (APS), and Testbeds and Experimental Research (TER). A total of 226 papers were submitted to these tracks, and after a rigorous review process, 110 papers were accepted for inclusion in the conference program. With respect to the previous edition, EuCNC 2015 had the ambition to go global, and we were successful in attracting submis-sions from regions outside Europe including Asia-Pacific, the Middle-East and Afri-ca, North America, and Latin America. From the submitted 226 papers, 51 of them actually did not have a single author from Europe, witnessing the global dimension achieved.

This conference features 34 technical sessions with oral presentations and 2 poster sessions disseminating the latest research results in communications and networ-king as well as 3 panels in which industry leaders will address technical and bu-siness challenges and give their vision on future trends. In parallel, the conference program includes a rich exhibition primarily showcasing the research results from European projects. Prior to the start of the technical sessions, panels, and exhibi-tion, which are scheduled from Tuesday 30 June to Thursday 2 July, the program includes 2 tutorials, 4 full-day workshops, and 6 half-day workshops on Monday, 29 June.

The Opening Plenary on Tuesday features Dr. Theodore Sizer, Vice President of the Wireless Research Program at Bell Laboratories, as keynote speaker. We also have two other distinguished keynote speakers on Wednesday morning: Håkan Ohlsén, Director, Spectrum and Radio Technology Strategy, Ericsson, and Alain Maloberti, Senior Vice President Networks, Orange Labs. I am delighted to have this set of pro-minent keynote speakers, who will add a special touch to the conference program.

It is a privilege to have Paris as host city for EuCNC 2015. The conference venue is the Palais des Congrès – Issy Les Moulineaux, on Metro Line 12 providing easy access to all attractions of this magnificent city. Conference attendees will enjoy Paris and the exciting social program which has been prepared by the organizing committee to make their stay memorable.

Welcome to Paris and enjoy EuCNC 2015.

STEERING COMMITTEE CHAIRS

STEERING COMMITTEE MEMBERS

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NICOLAS DEMASSIEUX ORANGE FRANCE

MÁRIO CAMPO-LARGO EC BELGIUM

LUIS M. CORREIA (CHAIR) IST – UNIV. LISBON PORTUGAL

BERNARD BARANI(VICE-CHAIR) ECBELGIUM

NICOLAS DEMASSIEUX ORANGE FRANCE

PANAGIOTIS DEMESTICHASUNIV. PIREAUSGREECE

NARCIS CARDONA UNIV. POLI. VALENCIASPAIN

NICOLAS CHUBERRE THALES ALENIAFRANCE

PAVLOS FOURNOGE-RAKISECBELGIUM

WERNER MOHRNSNGERMANY

DIEGO LOPEZTELEFONICA SPAIN

JACQUES MAGENINTERINNOV FRANCE

ROBERTO VERDONEUNIV. BOLOGNAITALY

OVIDIU VERMESANSINTEF NORWAY

RALPH STUEBNERCOSTOFFICEBELGIUM

HENRIK ABRAMOWICZERICSSON SWEDEN

PETRONELA BURCEAGECBELGIUM

RUI L. AGUIAR UNIV. AVEIRO PORTUGAL

DIDIER BOURSEALCATEL-LUCENT FRANCE

DAVID SOLDANIHUAWEIGERMANY

DIMITRA SIMEONIDOUUNIV. BRISTOLUNITED KINGDOM

JORGE PEREIRAECBELGIUM

HIKMET SARISUPELECFRANCE

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HIKMET SARI SUPELEC FRANCE

MARIOS KOUNTOURIS SUPELECFRANCE

TONY Q. S. QUEK SUTDSINGAPORE

ANA GARCIA ARMADA UC3MSPAIN

LI-CHUN WANG NCTUHSINCHUTAIWAN

ANDREAS POLYDOROS IASAGREECE

AFIF OSSEIRAN ERICSSONSWEDEN

EJDER BASTUG SUPELECFRANCE

CARLES ANTON-HARO CTTCSPAIN

HANNA BOGUCKA PUTPOLAND

GUILLAUMEVIVIER SEQUANS FRANCE

DIDIER BOURSE ALCATEL-LUCENTFRANCE

KOSTAS SAMDANIS NEC LABSEUROPE GERMANY

MIKE DEVET-SIKIOTIS NCSU RALEIGHUSA

RAYMOND KNOPP EURECOMFRANCE

MAXIME GUILLAUD HUAWEITECHNOLOGIESFRANCE

JOEL RODRIGUES UNIV. BEIRA INT.PORTUGAL

NELSON FONSECA UNICAMPBRAZIL

STEFANO BREGNI POLITECNICODI MILANOITALY

TAREK EL-BAWAB JSUJACKSONUSA

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TRACK CO-CHAIRS

SPECIAL SESSIONS CO-CHAIRS

WORKSHOPS CO-CHAIRS

PANELS CO-CHAIRS

PUBLICATIONS CHAIR

LOCAL ORGANISING COMMITTEE

BÉATRICE VALDAYRON C2B CONGRESSFRANCE

CAROLINE ZAGO C2B CONGRESSFRANCE

PHYSICAL LAYER AND FUNDAMENTALS

WIRELESS NETWORKS

OPTICAL NETWORKS

NETWORKING

APPLICATIONS AND SERVICES

TESTBEDS AND EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH

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PHYSICAL LAYER AND FUNDAMENTALS (PHY)

Alexandropoulos George Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. GreeceAlexiou Angeliki University of Piraeus GreeceAlfano Giuseppa Politecnico di Torino ItalyAnadiotis Angelos- Christos G. CNIT ItalyBacci Giacomo University of Pisa ItalyBellanger Maurice CNAM FranceBerg Vincent CEA LETI FranceBettstetter Christian University of Klagenfurt AustriaBogucka Hanna Poznan University of Technology PolandBourse Didier Alcatel Lucent FranceBuracchini Enrico Telecom Italia Lab ItalyChae Chan-Byoung Yonsei University KoreaChatzinotas Symeon University of Luxembourg LuxemburgChoi Wan KAIST KoreaD’Errico Raffaele CEA, LETI, Minatec Campus FranceDidier Le Ruyet Electronics and Communication Laboratory FranceDinis Rui Faculdade de Ciências e Tecnologia, Univ. Nova de Lisboa PortugalFeki Afef France Research Center, Huawei Technologies FranceFerrante Guido Sapienza University of Rome ItalyGuan Zhangyu State University of New York at Buffalo USAHong Yao-Win Peter National Tsing Hua University TaiwanHuang Kaibin Dept. of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Univ. of Hong Kong Hong KongJiang Chunxiao Tsinghua University, Beijing P.R. ChinaJiang Tao Huazhong University of Science and Technology P.R. ChinaJin Shi Southeast University P.R. ChinaJorswieck Eduard TU Dresden GermanyJoung Jingon Institute for Infocomm Research SingaporeKanatas Athanasios University of Piraeus GreeceKountouris Marios Huawei Technologies FranceKrikidis Ioannis University of Cyprus CyprusKténas Dimitri CEA FranceLee Jemin Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) SingaporeLiu Chun-Hung National Chiao Tung University TaiwanLuise Marco University of Pisa ItalyMa Shaodan University of Macau P.R. ChinaManikas Athanassios Imperial College London United KingdomMaso Marco Mathematical and Algorithmic Sciences Lab, Huawei France Research Center France Masouros Christos University College London United KingdomMatthaiou Michail Queen’s University Belfast United KingdomMonir Vaghefi Reza Virginia Tech USAMorosi Simone University of Florence - CNIT ItalyOhtsuki Tomoaki Keio University JapanPayaró Miquel CTTC SpainPiemontese Amina University of Parma ItalyPolitis Christos Kingston University United KingdomPolydoros Andreas University of Athens GreeceQuek Tony Q. S. Singapore University of Technology and Design SingaporeRenfors Markku Tampere University of Technology FinlandRosati Stefano EPFL SwitzerlandSanguinetti Luca University of Pisa ItalyShan Hangguan Zhejiang University P.R. ChinaShen Yuan Tsinghua University P.R. ChinaShin Hyundong Kyung Hee University KoreaShin Yoan Soongsil University KoreaSun Sumei Institute for Infocomm Research SingaporeWang Fanggang Beijing Jiaotong University P.R. ChinaWang Gongpu Beijing Jiaotong University P.R. ChinaWang Hui-Ming Xi’an Jiaotong University P.R. ChinaWang Jue SUTD SingaporeWang Xijun Xidian University P.R. ChinaWu Gang University of Electronic Science and Technology of China P.R. ChinaWunder Gerhard Heinrich-Hertz-Institut GermanyXia Minghua INRS, University of Quebec CanadaYang Gang Nanyang Technological University SingaporeZhang Jun The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Hong KongZhang Wenyi University of Science and Technology of China P.R. ChinaZhao Zhongyuan Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications P.R. ChinaZhong Caijun Zhejiang University P.R. ChinaZhong Yi University of Science and Technology of China P.R. ChinaZhou Qingfeng Hefei University of Technology P.R. ChinaZhou Sheng Tsinghua University P.R. ChinaZhou Xiangyun The Australian National University Australia

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WIRELESS NETWORKS (WIN)

Banchs Albert Universidad Carlos III de Madrid SpainBernardo Luis Universidade Nova de Lisboa PortugalBock Carlos Fundació i2CAT, Internet i Innovació Digital a Catalunya SpainBourse Didier Alcatel Lucent FranceCasaca Augusto Instituto Superior Técnico in Lisbon PortugalCasadevall Ferran Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya SpainChang Dah-Chung National Central University TaiwanChatzimisios Periklis Alexander TEI of Thessaloniki GreeceChen Jen-Yeu National DongHwa University TaiwanDaSilva Luiz Trinity College IrelandDemestichas Panagiotis University of Piraeus GreeceDinis Rui Faculdade de Ciências e Tecnologia, University Nova de Lisboa PortugalFeng Kai-Ten National Chiao Tung University TaiwanFernandez-GetinoGarcia Maria Julia University Carlos III of Madrid SpainFerrús Ramon Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya SpainGameiro Atílio Instituto de Telecomunicações / Universidade de Aveiro PortugalGarcia Armada Ana Universidad Carlos III de Madrid SpainGau Rung-Hung National Chiao Tung University TaiwanGil Jiménez Víctor University Carlos III of Madrid SpainGiupponi Lorenza Centre Tecnològic de Telecomunicacions de Catalunya (CTTC) SpainGrilo António Inesc/ IST PortugalHolland Oliver King’s College London United KingdomIacobelli Lorenzo Thales FranceKafetzakis Emmanouil NCSR Demokritos GreeceKuipers Berend Instituto Superior Tecnico PortugalLiu Chuan-Ming National Taipei University of Technology TaiwanLiu Chun-Hung National Chiao Tung University TaiwanLiu Wei-Cheng National Chung Cheng University TaiwanLorenzo Beatriz University of Vigo SpainMoessner Klaus University of Surrey United KingdomMohr Werner Nokia Siemens Networks GermanyMolinaro Antonella University Mediterranea of Reggio Calabria ItalyPapadimitriou Dimitri Alcatel-Lucent BelgiumPinto Paulo Universidade Nova de Lisboa PortugalRosini Ramona DEI - University of Bologna ItalySallent Oriol Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya SpainSánchez-Fernández Matilde Universidad Carlos III de Madrid SpainSargento Susana Instituto de Telecomunicações, Universidade de Aveiro PortugalTarchi Daniele University of Bologna ItalyTsagkaris Kostas University of Piraeus GreeceVelez Fernando University of Beira Interior PortugalVerikoukis Christos Telecommunications Technological Centre of Catalonia SpainWang Kuochen National Chiao Tung University TaiwanWang Li-Chun National Chiao Tung University Taiwan

Boffi Pierpaolo Politecnico di Milano ItalyBregni Stefano Politecnico di Milano ItalyCallegati Franco Universita` di Bologna ItalyCankaya Hakki Fujitsu Network Communications USACerroni Walter University of Bologna ItalyCugini Filippo CNIT ItalyEffenberger Frank Huawei Technologies USAEl-Bawab Tarek Jackson State University USAElmirghani Jaafar University of Leeds United KingdomJue Jason University of Texas at Dallas USAKamal Ahmed Iowa State University USAMasip-Bruin Xavier Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya SpainRouskas George North Carolina State University USAShami Abdallah The University of Western Ontario CanadaSivalingam Krishna Indian Institute of Technology Madras IndiaSomani Arun Iowa State University USASpadaro Salvatore Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya (UPC) SpainTornatore Massimo Politecnico di Milano ItalyTzanakaki Anna University of Bristol United KingdomValcarenghi Luca Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna ItalyVokkarane Vinod University of Massachusetts Lowell USAWosinska Lena KTH Royal Institute of Technology SwedenZhu Zuqing University of Science and Technology of China P.R. China

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NETWORKING (NET)

APPLICATIONS AND SERVICES (APS)

Aguiar Rui University of Aveiro PortugalAkyamac Ahmet Bell Labs, Alcatel-Lucent USAAlonistioti Nancy University of Athens GreeceBanchs Albert Universidad Carlos III de Madrid SpainBayram Islam Safak Qatar Environment and Energy Research Institute QatarBernardos Carlos Universidad Carlos III de Madrid SpainCamps Daniel i2CAT SpainDe Domenico Antonio CEA-LETI Minatec FranceDemestichas Panagiotis University of Piraeus GreeceDevetsikiotis Michael North Carolina State University USADi Girolamo Marco HP ItalyFriderikos Vasilis King’s College London United KingdomGiordano Stefano University of Pisa ItalyKallitsis Michael University of Michigan USAKantarci Burak Clarkson University USAKsentini Adlen University of Rennes 1 / IRISA Lab FranceKunz Andreas NEC Europe Ltd. GermanyLopez Diego Telefonica I+D SpainLundqvist Henrik Huawei Technologies SwedenMahmoodi Toktam King’s College London United KingdomManzalini Antonio Telecom Italia ItalyNalatwad Srikant EMC Corporation USAOberle Karsten Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs GermanyOechsner Simon NEC Laboratories Europe GermanyPapapanagiotou Ioannis Purdue University USAPolitis Christos Kingston University United KingdomRedana Simone Nokia Siemens Networks GermanyRost Peter NEC Laboratories Europe GermanySamdanis Konstantinos NEC Europe Ltd. GermanyVerikoukis Christos Telecommunications Technological Centre of Catalonia SpainWübben Dirk University of Bremen Germany

Arvidsson Åke Ericsson SwedenBeker Sergio DOCOMO Euro-Labs GermanyBellavista Paolo University of Bologna ItalyBirkos Konstantinos University of Patras GreeceCanonico Roberto University of Napoli Federico II ItalyCaviglione Luca National Research Council (CNR) ItalyChatzimisios Periklis Alexander TEI of Thessaloniki GreeceChen Kuan-Ta Academia Sinica TaiwanCorreia Noelia University of Algarve PortugalCruz Luís Instituto de Telecomunicacoes / University of Coimbra Portugalda Silva Ana Paula Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais BrazilDebono Carl University of Malta MaltaFerretti Stefano University of Bologna ItalyFonseca Nelson L. S. da State University of Campinas BrazilGarroppo Rosario University of Pisa ItalyGhamri-Doudane Yacine University of la Rochelle FranceGiordano Stefano University of Pisa ItalyGomes Abel Universidade da Beira Interior PortugalHoßfeld Tobias University of Duisburg-Essen GermanyJammeh Emmanuel University of Plymouth United KingdomKonorski Jerzy Gdansk University of Technology PolandKos Andrej University of Ljubljana SloveniaLecuire Vincent CRAN, Universite de Lorraine, CNRS FranceLi Shujun University of Surrey United KingdomLloret Jaime Universidad Politecnica de Valencia SpainLorenz Pascal University of Haute Alsace France

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TESTBEDS AND EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH (TER)

Ayadurai Vicknesan Ericsson Research SwedenBartzoudis Nikolaos CTTC SpainCardoso Leonardo Université de Lyon FranceDabrowski Jerzy Linkoping University SwedenDagres Ioannis University of Athens GreeceDardari Davide University of Bologna ItalyDuarte Melissa Huawei FranceFerreira Lúcio INOV-INESC & IST - University of Lisbon PortugalGuillaud Maxime Huawei Technologies FranceGupta Rohit National Instruments GermanyKaltenberger Florian Eurecom FranceKnopp Raymond Institut Eurecom FranceMoghadam Nima ACCESS Linnaeus Center, KTH Royal Institute of Technology SwedenPayaró Miquel CTTC SpainRupp Markus TU Wien AustriaZetterberg Per KTH Royal Institute of Technology Sweden

Maddali Bala Krishna Guru Gobind Singh Indrasprastha University IndiaMagedanz Thomas Fraunhofer Institute FOKUS / TU Berlin GermanyMarchese Mario DIST- University of Genoa ItalyMatijasevic Maja University of Zagreb CroatiaMinerva Roberto Telecom Italia ItalyNogueira António University of Aveiro/Instituto de Telecomunicações PortugalObreja Serban University Politehnica of Bucharest RomaniaPapadimitriou Panagiotis Leibniz Universität Hannover GermanyRodrigues Joel Instituto de Telecomunicações, University of Beira Interior PortugalSantos Alexandre University of Minho PortugalSargento Susana Instituto de Telecomunicações, Universidade de Aveiro PortugalSkorin-Kapov Lea University of Zagreb CroatiaSoler Jose Technical University of Denmark Denmarkvan den Berg Hans University of Twente The NetherlandsXu Changqiao Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications P.R. ChinaZeadally Sherali University of Kentucky USA

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Abstract:A decade ago, it was still deemed a bit of a luxury to have wireless coverage and connection. Today it is expected, whether we are at home, at work, or out and about. A decade from now, when 5G is fully deployed, all communication will be wireless with 100% coverage to our personal mobile devices as well as the machines which will inform and support our lives. For those of us working to enable this vision there are three key challenges to address. The first is end-to-end performance. If a wireless link is the only way that one connects to their world, then this needs to meet the user’s expectations, every time, and everywhere. Second, we have wireless solutions today that work well for voice applications and high speed data download such as video and file transfers. However, the world is much more than just these two applications, as important as they are. So 5G solutions will need to be far more flexible to support myriad applications, some that I can describe to you today (like Internet of Things) as well as those I cannot, because they haven’t been invented yet. Third, we need to provide increased capacity and network adaptation technologies to give the impression of infinite capa-city. Infinite capacity is, of course, impossible, however if one understands what the expectations are for an application on a mobile device and adapt the network to meet these expectations for data rate, latency, and responsivity, then the user (or machine) has the perception of a connection with infinite capacity. In my presentation I will expand upon these challenges, and talk about some of the ways we are addressing these in our research.

TUESDAY, 30 JUNE 2015 09:00-10:30 ROOM BERLIOZ

HIKMET SARISUPELEC FRANCE, TECHNICAL PROGRAM CHAIR

NICOLAS DEMASSIEUXORANGE LABS, FRANCE, GENERAL CO-CHAIR

MARIO CAMPOLARGOEUROPEAN COMMISSION, BELGIUM, GENERAL CO-CHAIR

OPENING AND WELCOME ADDRESSES BY:

KEYNOTE SPEAKER:

THEODORE (TOD) SIZERVP WIRELESS RESEARCH, BELL LABS, ALCATEL-LUCENT, USA

Biography: Dr. Theodore (Tod) Sizer is Vice President of the Wireless Research Program in Bell Laboratories. In this role he leads teams in six worldwide locations innovating in all aspects of wireless systems, technology and software. Du-ring his tenure at Bell Labs he has performed research in Wired and Wireless Home Networking, Fixed Wireless Loop systems, Video Watermarking tech-nologies, Optical Computing and Switching Systems, and High Power Laser Design. He was a member of the technical team in Lucent’s role as a promo-ter in the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG). His responsibilities in the SIG included being Chair of the Coexistence Working Group. Tod graduated from Amherst College, Magna Cum Laude and received his Masters and Doctorate from the Institute of Optics at the University of Rochester. In 2007 Tod was named a Bell Labs Fellow “For sustained creative contributions to wireless systems, particularly in the convergence of packet and wireless technologies” and in 2012 was named a Fellow of WWRF. In 2011 he won the Popular Science Breakthrough Award for his invention of the lightRadio cube. He is the author of 51 US patents, over 50 refereed publications and is a member of the IEEE and OSA.

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5G - ENABLING A WORLD WHERE ALL COMMUNICATION IS WIRELESS

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HÅKAN OHLSÉNDIRECTOR, SPECTRUM AND RADIO TECHNOLOGY STRATEGY, ERICSSON, VIETNAM

Abstract:The fast uptake of traffic on mobile broadband networks, together with the ever increasing consumer demands for advanced services, is calling on the full attention by the policy makers of the world. This year in November, the ITU WRC-15 will decide on identifications of spectrum for mobile broadband services up to year 2020. WRC-15 will also decide on new agenda items for WRC-19, possibly including an agenda item for the next generation mobile communications - 5G or “IMT-2020” - and to perform technical studies in the next study period on spectrum beyond 2020.

Biography: Håkan Ohlsén received his Ph.D. degree in Solid State Physics from Uppsala University, Sweden, in 1986. He was appointed as an Associate Professor at Uppsala University in 1990, and he has around 50 scientific publications in various fields. He joined Ericsson, Sweden, early in the year of 1995 and worked with radio interfaces for the 3rd Generation/IMT-2000 mobile systems and spent three years at the Ericsson office in Japan participating in the early standardization of WCDMA as well as in the set-up of 3GPP in ARIB delegation. Since 1999, he has been at the Ericsson Headquarters with focus on access standardization strategies. In 2004, he was elected Vice-Chairman of the ITU group responsible for IMT and its evolution (today WP5D). Currently, Håkan Ohlsén is Director, Spectrum and Radio Technolo-gy Strategy in the Ericsson Group Function Technology, and is based at the Ericsson Hanoi office.

SPECTRUM CHALLENGES FOR MOBILE BROADBAND TOWARDS 2020 AND BEYOND

Abstract:5G will not only provide a tremendous improvement of wireless networks capacity. It should first help to enhance the experience of our cus-tomers where and when it matters. This keynote will start from covering the need to have a consistent experience in daily life situations such as being at the border of a cell or in a high environmental quality building stopping radio waves, switching between different wireless technologies, or travelling in a high speed train. It will also give an overview of the specificities of connected objects user experience, especially the issues around energy management. Then, it will rapidly go through new emerging trends around personalization and adaptation of network perfor-mance to end user services. This vision will only be possible if we consider end-to-end system aspects beyond radio. We will conclude by a discussion on such system aspects like Network Function Virtualization and the related operational challenges.

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ALAIN MALOBERTISENIOR VICE PRESIDENTNETWORKS, ORANGE LABS NETWORKS, FRANCE

Biography: Alain Maloberti graduated from Ecole Polytechnique (Paris, 1977) and from Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Télécommunications (Télécom Paris, 1979). He joined France Telecom in 1979, and has been involved since 1983 on studies and development of digital cellular networks, notably as chairman of the techni-cal committee SMG2 of ETSI (definition of the radio aspects of the GSM system) from 1985 to 1995. He was Director of the Technical Development of the France Telecom mobile network in France from 1994 to 2003, when he became, at the corporate level of the Orange Group (mobile subsidiary of the France Telecom Group), in charge of the development of networks. In 2006, mobile and fixed operations of the FT Group where merged both at national and corporate level, and Alain Maloberti is currently Senior VP, Orange Labs Networks, for fixed, broadband and mobile networks of Orange Group.

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Abstract:5G will not only be an evolution of mobile broadband networks. It will bring new unique network and service capabilities. Firstly, it will ensure user experience continuity in challenging situations such as high mobility (e.g. in trains), very dense or sparsely populated areas, and journeys covered by heterogeneous technologies. In addition, 5G will be a key enabler for the Internet of Things by providing a platform to connect a massive number of sensors, rendering devices and actuators with stringent energy and transmission constraints. Furthermore, mission critical services requiring very high reliability, global coverage and/or very low latency, which are up to now handled by specific networks, typically public safety, will become natively supported by the 5G infrastructure. From that perspective, 5G is expected to support digitization of vertical industries, understand the consumer’s needs and develop a technological network that connects people, things and services like never before.

5G infrastructures will provide network solutions and involve vertical markets such as automotive, energy, food and agriculture, city management, government, healthcare, manufacturing, public transportation, and so forth. The challenge is to eliminate the current and anticipated limitations of network infrastructures, by making them capable of supporting a much wider array of requirements and with the capability of flexibly adapting to different «vertical» application requirements. 5G cannot be fully deployed if the regulations applying to the various sectors are not made compatible.

This panel aims at fostering the interactions between the more traditional ICT sectors and the potential users, to further identify the specific requi-rements of the vertical industries. The goal is to establish links between the various communities towards a common understanding of the set of requirements of the various sectors and how these translate into design, architecture, technology and performance requirements. These requirements vary in terms of data rate, latency, mobility, coverage, device density, reliability, cost, energy and a refined analysis needs to be further carried out. The intention is therefore to fuel 5G design debates and correctly steer the 5G evolution, including also domains like standardization and regulation.

ANGELIKI ALEXIOU, UNIVERSITY OF PIRAEUS, GREECE

LUKE IBBETSON, HEAD OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, VODAFONE GROUP, UNITED KINGDOM

MARKUS DILLINGER, DIRECTOR FOR INDUSTRY COMMUNICATIONSIN SMART GRID, HUAWEI, GERMANY

TAKEHIRO NAKAMURA,5G MOBILE COMMUNICATION PROMOTION FORUM (5GMF), JAPAN

BENJAMIN SARDA, HEAD OF MARKETING, ORANGE HEALTHCARE, FRANCE

HAMID AGHVAMI, PROFESSOR, CENTRE FOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS RESEARCH, KING’S COLLEGE LONDON, UK

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TUESDAY, 30 JUNE 2015 14:30 -16:00 ROOM BERLIOZ

QUESTIONS:1. WHAT ARE THE TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR FUTURE 5G SYSTEMS SUPPORTING THE VERTICAL INDUSTRIES AND WHAT ARE THE MISSING TECHNOLOGIES?

2. HOW TO FOSTER COLLABORATION BETWEEN THE TELECOM SECTORS AND VERTICALS, TO MAKE SURE THAT 5G SPECIFICATIONS ARE SET WITH THE RIGHT REQUIREMENTS?

3. WHAT ARE THE REGULATORY AND STANDARDIZATION CHALLENGES TO CONSIDER?

4. WHAT TESTBED AND DEMONSTRATION STRATEGIES SHOULD BE CONSIDERED IN FUTURE RESEARCH PROGRAMMES? 5. AS A BROADER SET OF 5G REQUIREMENTS TO ENCOMPASS VERTICAL MARKET NEEDS WOULD BE OF ESSENCE, HOW DO THE PANELLISTS SEE WAYS TO ENGAGE KEY VERTICAL MARKET PLAYERS’ CONTRIBUTIONS? 6. AS A BROADER SET OF 5G REQUIREMENTS TO ENCOMPASS VERTICAL MARKET NEEDS WOULD BE OF ESSENCE, HOW DO THE PANELLISTS SEE WAYS TO ENGAGE KEY VERTICAL MARKET PLAYERS’ CONTRIBUTIONS? 7. ARE THERE ANY FORESEEN/ANTICIPATED PARADIGM SHIFTS IN TERMS OF NEW BUSINESS MODELS AND STAKEHOLDERS’ ROLES AND IMPACT?

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Abstract:ICT technologies are changing rapidly and the existing technologies are merging into new technologies providing value added to various applications in different industrial sectors. Today the trend is seen in the convergence of the 5As of Internet of Things: Anything, Anybody, Anywhere, Anytime, Any-path processing with the 5Vs of Smart Big Data: Volume, Variety, Velocity, Value, Variability and the 5G mobile communication. This new convergence trend redefines the notions of real-time IoT, 5G mobile communications systems and Smart Big Data. IoT applications are combining real-time sensing, data delivery, big data intelligence, application of insights through real-time actuation, while IoT applications will make use of heterogeneous networks using different kinds of radio access nodes, which are placed according to the needs of the field. The future networks need to improve cellular coverage, capa-city, the global throughput, use technologies that enables low latency, real-time bandwidth, and advanced packet priority management, achieving higher throughput and less jitter, while enhance the user experience. The emergence of industrial IoT connecting actuating robots, haptic computing through the inclusion of the next generation networking capabilities will accelerate the convergence and integration of mobile communications, Internet, and big data processing in realizing diverse applications of IoT. The European Commission (EC) launched in Brussels during the Net Futures 2015 conference in March 2015 the Alliance for Internet of Things Innovation (AIOTI) (http://www.aioti.eu/) to boost Europe’s potential in the Internet of Things field. T he initiative cuts across several technological areas such as smart systems integration, cyber-physical systems, smart networks, and Big Data; and targets SME and IoT innovators to create an open IoT environment. In this context, the objective of the panel is to address and discuss the challenges and opportunities within the future Internet of Things developments, 5G and wireless networks, and identify use cases where Big Data Analytics have a significant role in planning, implementing and operating the 5G networks and deploying Internet of Things applications across various industrial sectors.

DR. OVIDIU VERMESAN, CHIEF SCIENTIST, SINTEF, NORWAY

LAURENT SCHMITT, VICE PRESIDENT STRATEGY & INNOVATION, ALSTOM GRID, FRANCE

ANGEL HERNANDEZ BRAVO,DISTINGUISHED CHIEF ARCHITECT,IBM, SPAIN

RÉGIS HOURDOUILLIE,PRINCIPAL CONSULTANT, GLOBAL UTILITY TEAM, ERICSSON, FRANCE

NOZHA BOUJEMAA,DIRECTOR INRIA RESEARCH CENTER - SACLAY ILE-DE-FRANCE, FRANCE



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P2 IOT, 5G, BIG SMART DATA INTERPLAY - THE CONVERGENCE AND INTEGRATION OF MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS, INTERNET, AND BIG DATA PROCESSING

P3 OPTICAL NETWORKS - THE KEY TECHNOLOGY FOR ENABLING THE DEPLOYMENT OF GLOBAL ICT ACROSS SOCIETY

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DR. RAUL MUÑOZHEAD OF OPTICAL NETWORKS AND SYSTEMS DEPARTMENT,CTTC, SPAIN

DR. SÉBASTIEN BIGODIRECTOR OF THE OPTICAL NETWORKS RESEARCH DEPARTMENT, ALCATEL-LUCENT BELL LABS, FRANCE

PROF. DIMITRA SIMEONIDOUPROFESSOR OF HIGH PERFORMANCE NETWORKS, UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL, AND CTO OF BRISTOL IS OPEN, UNITED KINGDOM

JUAN FERNÁNDEZ-PALACIOSHEAD OF CORE NETWORK EVOLUTION UNIT, TELEFONICA GLOBAL CTO, SPAIN

KLAUS GROBESR. PRINCIPAL ENGINEER, CTO OFFICE, ADVA OPTICAL NETWORKING, GERMANY

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Abstract:The United Nations has proclaimed 2015 as the International Year of Light and Light-based Technologies (IYL 2015). It is a global initiative to raise awareness and understanding among citizens of how optical technologies promote sustainable development of society by providing solutions to worldwide challenges in energy, education, agriculture, communications and health. In particular, the optical technology is the key enabler of the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) society as known nowadays. The introduction of ultra-high speed and ultra-low latency optical communication and transport network solutions have radically transformed the way people and machines from everywhere can communicate across the world that was unbelievable a decades ago. The objective of this Panel is to discuss the key role that optical networks are playing not only in the present but also in the future of the ICT sector. The combination of the recent advances in flexible and programmable optical device technologies, together with the emerging software-defined networ-king (SDN) control paradigm is driving the deployment of SDN-enabled elastic optical networks. The dynamic and flexible provisioning of abstracted optical resources enables a wide range of new functionalities that go beyond a commodity providing fixed bandwidth pipes for bulk data. An example of these new applications are optical network virtualization, inter and intra data center optical networking, orchestration of IT and optical network resources, unified control of heterogeneous resources, or network function virtualization Infrastructure (NFVI). These functionalities are key enablers for 5G, Smart Cities, Cloud and Big Data services.

1. IS THERE ROOM FOR RESEARCH ON OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS AND NETWORKS IN EU-FUNDED PROJECT OR IS IT GAME OVER?

2. WHEN WILL NETWORKS REQUIRE TO TAKE FULL ADVANTAGE OF THE EMERGING FLEXIBLE AND PROGRAMMABLE OPTICAL DEVICE

AND TRANSPONDER TECHNOLOGIES?

3. ARE TRANSPORT SDN AND NFV A REAL VALUE THAT WILL DRIVE NEW BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OR A HYPE?

4. DO DATA CENTERS REALLY NEED ADVANCED SOFTWARE-DEFINED HIGH-SPEED AND LOW-LATENCY PHOTONICS TECHNOLOGY?

5. WHAT IS THE ROLE OF SPACE DIVISION MULTIPLEXING (SDM) IN TELECOM APPLICATIONS? IS THERE ANYTHING COMING AFTERWARDS?

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SESSION CHAIR: MIQUEL PAYARÓ (CTTC, SPAIN)

OpenAirInterface: Open-source software radio solutions for 5GFlorian Kaltenberger (Eurecom, France); Raymond Knopp (Institut Eurecom, France); Navid Nikaein, Dominique Nussbaum and Lio-nel Gauthier (Eurecom, France); Christian Bonnet (Institut Eurecom, France)

End-to-end 5G services via an SDN/NFV-based multi-tenant network and cloud testbed Raul Muñoz (CTTC, Spain); Josep Mangues-Bafalluy (Centre Tecnolò-gic de Telecomunicacions de Catalunya (CTTC), Spain); Nikolaos Bartzoudis, Ricard Vilalta and Ricardo Martinez (CTTC, Spain); Ra-mon Casellas (Centre Tecnologic de Telecomunicacions de Catalunya (CTTC), Spain); Nicola Baldo (Centre Tecnològic de Telecomunica-cions de Catalunya (CTTC), Spain); José Núñez-Martínez (Centre Tecnologic de Telecomunicacions de Catalunya, Spain); Manuel Re-quena-Esteso (Centre Tecnològic de Telecomunicacions de Catalunya (CTTC), Spain); Oriol Font-Bach (Centre Tecnològic de Telecomunica-cions de Catalunya, Spain); Marco Miozzo (Centre Tecnològic de Te-lecomunicacions de Catalunya (CTTC), Spain); Pol Henarejos (Centre Tecnologic de Telecomunicacions de Catalunya (CTTC), Spain); Ana Pérez-Neira (Centre Tecnologic de Telecomunicacions de Catalunya Castelldefels, Spain); Miquel Payaró (CTTC, Spain)

Ericsson’s 5G VisionHugo M Tullberg (Ericsson Research, Sweden)

A Broadcast-Based Routing Protocol for Linear Wireless Networks:Design and Testing on EuWInChiara Buratti (University of Bologna, Italy); Andrea Stajkic (DEI, Uni-versity of Bologna, Italy); Roberto Verdone and Parisa Hemmati (Uni-versity of Bologna, Italy)

Virtualizing the Network Edge with MicroserversFilipe Manco and Kenichi Yasukata (NEC Europe Ltd., Germany); Joao Martins (NEC Europe Ltd, Germany); Felipe Huici (NEC Europe Ltd., Germany)

ROOM MOLIÈRE 11.00 - 12.30

SESSION CHAIR: ANNA BRUNSTROM (KARLSTAD UNIVERSITY, SWEDEN)

Internet Latency: Causes, Solutions and Trade-offsDavid Hayes (University of Oslo, Norway); Ing Jyh Tsang (Alca-tel-Lucent, Belgium); David Ros (Simula Research Laboratory, Norway); Andreas Petlund (University of Oslo & Simula Research La-boratory, Norway); Bob Briscoe (BT plc, United Kingdom)

Reducing Transport Latency using Multi-path ProtocolsPer Hurtig (Karlstad University, Sweden); Ozgu Alay (Simula Research Laboratory, Norway); Simone Ferlin (University of Oslo & Simula Re-search Laboratory, Norway); Kiran Yedugundla (Karlstad University, Sweden)

Evaluation of Priority Scheduling and Flow Starvation for Thin Streams with FQ-CoDelEduard Grigorescu, Chamil Kulatunga and Gorry Fairhurst (Univer-sity of Aberdeen, United Kingdom); Nicolas Kuhn (Telecom Bretagne, France)

Coupled Congestion Control for WebRTCSafiqul Islam and Michael Welzl (University of Oslo, Norway); Stein Gjessing (University of Oslo & Simula Research Lab., Norway)

SPS02 EUROPEAN PLATFORMS AND FACILITIES FOR EXPERIMENTATION TOWARDS 5G SPS01 REDUCING INTERNET LATENCY

WIN02 SOFTWARE DEFINED NETWORKS AND CLOUD-RAN I

ROOM 9 11.00 - 12.30

SESSION CHAIR: ROBERTO VERDONE (UNIVERSITY OF BOLOGNA, ITALY)

Dynamic Network Reconfiguration in Wireless DenseNets with the CROWD SDN ArchitectureSébastien Auroux and Martin Dräxler (University of Paderborn, Ger-many); Arianna Morelli (Intecs, Italy); Vincenzo Mancuso (IMDEA Networks Institute, Spain)

Self-Optimisation of Vertical Sectorisation in a Realistic LTE NetworkKonstantinos Trichias and Remco Litjens (TNO, The Netherlands); Abdoulaye Tall and Zwi Altman (Orange Labs, France); Pradeepa Ra-machandra (Ericsson Research, Sweden)

SDN and NFV Integration in Generalized Mobile Network Archi-tectureJose Costa-Requena, Jesus Llorente Santos and Vicent Ferrer Guasch (Aalto University, Finland); Kimmo Ahokas and Gopika Premsankar (AALTO University, Finland); Madhusanka Liyanage and Ijaz Ahmad (University of Oulu, Finland); Oscar López (NEXTEL, Spain); Mikel Uriarte (Nextel S.A., Spain); Edgardo Montes de Oca (Montimage, France); Sakari Luukkainen (Aalto University, Finland); Mika Ylianttila (University of Oulu, Finland)

Optimizing Cloud-RAN Deployments in Real-life Scenarios Using Microwave RadioRami Al-obaidi, Aleksandra Checko, Henrik Holm and Henrik Chris-tiansen (Technical University of Denmark, Denmark)

Enabling Wireless Backhauling for Next Generation mmWave NetworksMehrdad Shariat and Mehrdad Dianati (University of Surrey, United Kingdom); Kari Seppänen (VTT Information Technology, Finland); Ta-pio Suihko (VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, Finland); Jyri Putkonen (Nokia & Network, Finland); Valerio Frascolla (Intel Mobile Communications Gmbh, Germany)

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SESSION CHAIR: A. MURAT TEKALP (KOC UNIVERSITY, TURKEY)

Distributed Management of Service-Enabled Flow-Paths Across Multiple SDN DomainsSeyhan Civanlar (Argela Technologies, Turkey); Erhan Lokman (AR-GELA, Turkey); Bulent Kaytaz (ARGEL:A Technologies, Turkey); A. Mu-rat Tekalp (Koc University, Turkey)

Multipath Routing in SDN-based Data Center NetworksYi-Chih Lei, Kuochen Wang and Yi-Huai Hsu (National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan)

Fast Controller Failover for Multi-domain Software-Defined NetworksYi-Chen Chan, Kuochen Wang and Yi-Huai Hsu (National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan)

Fairness Mechanisms for Single-path Capacity Allocation based on Mixed-Integer (Non-)Linear ProgrammingAmanpreet Singh, Md Shahabuddin, Andreas J. Könsgen and Carme-lita Goerg (University of Bremen, Germany)

Tackling Bufferbloat in Capacity-limited NetworksChamil Kulatunga (University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom); Nico-las Kuhn (Telecom Bretagne, France); Gorry Fairhurst (University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom); David Ros (Simula Research Laboratory, Norway)

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SESSION CHAIR: DOMINIQUE NOGUET (CEA LETI, FRANCE

Sub-Optimal Initialization for Blind Equalization with Fast Conver-gence in OFDM/OQAM ModulationVincent Savaux and Faouzi Bader (CentraleSupélec, France)

Spectrally Efficient Waveforms for the Return Link in Satellite Communication SystemsSvilen Dimitrov (German Aerospace Center (DLR), Germany); Nic-coló Privitera and Rosalba Suffritti (Mavigex, Italy); Gabriele Boccolini (GRADIANT, Spain); Adegbenga Awoseyila and Barry Evans (Univer-sity of Surrey, United Kingdom)

A Subcarrier and Power Allocation Algorithm for OFDMA Full-Duplex SystemsAli Cagatay Cirik and Kari Rikkinen (University of Oulu, Finland); Yue Rong (Curtin University, Australia)

Spectrum Awareness and Exploitation for Cognitive Radio Satel-lite CommunicationsAlessandro Guidotti, Vincenzo Icolari, Daniele Tarchi and Alessandro Vanelli-Coralli (University of Bologna, Italy); Shree Krishna Sharma (University of Luxembourg, Luxemburg); Eva Lagunas (University of Luxemburg - SnT, Luxemburg); Sina Maleki (University of Luxem-bourg & The Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust (SnT), Luxemburg); Symeon Chatzinotas (University of Luxembourg, Luxemburg); Joel Grotz (Newtec Cy., Belgium); Jens Krause (SES S.A., Luxemburg); Erwan Corbel (Thales Alenia Space, France); Barry Evans and Paul Thompson (University of Surrey, United Kingdom)

Validation of low-accuracy quantization in massive MIMO and constellation EVM analysisClaude Desset and Liesbet Van der Perre (IMEC, Belgium)

ROOM 6-7 11.00 - 12.30

SESSION CHAIR: JORGE PEREIRA, (EUROPEAN COMMISSION, BELGIUM)

An architecture for m-health services: the CONCERTO project solutionLorenzo Iacobelli (Thales, France); Gianmarco Panza (CEFRIEL, Ita-ly); Esa Piri and Janne Vehkaperä (VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, Finland); Matteo Mazzotti and Simone Moretti (University of Bologna, Italy); Sergio Cicalò (University of Ferrara - Italy & CNIT, Ita-ly); Laszlo Bokor and Norbert Varga (Budapest University of Techno-logy and Economics, Hungary); Maria G. Martini (Kingston University, United Kingdom)

Study on Impact of Vertical Sectorization on Mobility and Existing MRO PerformanceDereje Woldemedhin Kifle (Nokia Solutions and Networks, Germany); Bernhard Wegmann (Nokia Networks, Germany); Ingo Viering (No-mor Research GmbH, Germany); Anja Klein (TU Darmstadt, Germany)

mmWave Use cases and Prototyping: a way towards 5G Standar-dizationValerio Frascolla (Intel Mobile Communications Gmbh, Germany); Michael Faerber (Intel Mobile Communications, Germany); Vincent Kotzsch and Eckhard Ohlmer (National Instruments, Germany); Jyri Putkonen (Nokia & Network, Finland); Emilio Calvanese Strinati (CEA-LETI, France); Laurent Dussopt (CEA, LETI, Minatec, France); Mehrdad Shariat (University of Surrey, United Kingdom); Giovanni Ro-mano (Telecom Italia, Italy)

Capacity Evaluation of Aerial LTE Base-Stations for Public Safety CommunicationsKarina Mabell Gomez (Create-Net & The University of Trento, Italy); Akram Al-Hourani (RMIT University, Australia); Leonardo Goratti (Joint Reserach Center (JRC), Italy); Roberto Riggio (Create-Net, Italy); Si-thamparanathan Kandeepan (RMIT University, Australia); Isabelle Bu-caille (Thales Communications, France)

Improving the System Capacity Using Directional Antennas With a Fixed Beam on Small Unmanned Aerial VehiclesOleksandr Andryeyev, Oleksandr Artemenko and Andreas Mitsche-le-Thiel (Ilmenau University of Technology, Germany)

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SESSION CHAIR: ERDAL PANAYIRCI (KADIR HAS UNIVERSITY, TURKEY)

Equalizer Complexity for 6-LP Mode 112 Gbit/s m-ary DP-QAM Space Division Multiplexed Transmission in Strongly Coupled Few-Mode-FibersRameez Asif, Feihong Ye and Toshio Morioka (Technical University of Denmark, Denmark)

Selection Strategy in C+L Band 1-Pbit/s (448 WD-M/19-Core/128 Gbit/s/channel) Flex-Grid Space Division Multi-plexed TransmissionRameez Asif, Feihong Ye and Toshio Morioka (Technical University of Denmark, Denmark)

A Complete Fronthaul CWDM Single Fiber Solution including Im-proved Monitoring SchemeDiallo Abdourahmane (Orange, France); Anna Pizzinat (Orange Labs Networks and Carriers, France); Philippe Chanclou and Stéphane Gosselin (Orange Labs, France); Bertrand Le Guyader and Fabienne Saliou (Orange, France); Christelle Aupetit-Berthelemot (University of Limoges -ENSIL, France); Amr Abdelfattath (Orange, France)

Sliceable bandwidth variable transponder: the IDEALIST visionEmilio Riccardi (Telecom Italia Lab, Italy); Annachiara Pagano (Te-lecom Italia, Italy); Marc Bohn, Antonio Napoli and Danish Rafique (Coriant R&D GmbH, Germany); Nicola Sambo and Piero Castoldi (Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna, Italy); Michela Svaluto Moreolo (Centre Tecnològic de Telecomunicacions de Catalunya (CTTC), Spain); Josep M. Fabrega (Centre Tecnologic de Telecomunicacions de Catalunya, Spain); Emilio Hugues Salas, Georgios Zervas and Dimitra Simeo-nidou (University of Bristol, United Kingdom); Antonio D’Errico (Erics-son, Italy); Talha Rahman (Eindhoven University of Technology, Eind-hoven, The Netherlands); Matthias Gunkel (Deutsche Telekom Technik & Fixed Mobile Engineering Deutschland, Germany)

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SESSION CHAIR: VALERIO FRASCOLLA (INTEL MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS GMBH, GERMANY)

New Spectrum Opportunities for 5G Networks an BeyondEmilio Calvanese Strinati (CEA-LETI, France)

Millimeter-wave small-cell deployment scenarios as an enabler for 5G applications and use casesRichard J. Weiler (Fraunhofer HHI, Germany); Wilhelm Keusgen (Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute, Germany); Michael Peter (Fraun-hofer HHI, Germany); Ilario Filippini (Politecnico di Milano, Italy); Vincenzo Sciancalepore (Institute IMDEA Networks & Politecnico di Milano, Italy); Thomas Haustein (Fraunhofer Institute for Telecommu-nications, Heinrich-Hertz-Institut, Germany)

Millimeter-Wave Technologies for 5G: Opportunities, Challenges and path toward StandardsLaurent Dussopt (CEA, LETI, Minatec, France)

Scenarios and Use Cases in Tweether: W-band for Internet EverywhereClaudio Paoloni (Lancaster University, United Kingdom); Viktor Krozer (Goethe University of Frankfurt am Main, Germany); Frederic Andre (Thales Electron Devices, France); François Magne (Bluwan S.A., France); Marc Marilier (OMMIC, France); Ralp Zimmerman (HF Sys-tem Engineering, Germany); Antonio Ramirez (Fibernova Systems, Spain); Rosa Letizia (Lancaster University, United Kingdom); Ruth Vilar (Universitat Politecnica de Valencia, Spain); Qiang Ni (Lancas-ter University, United Kingdom); Ioan Burciu (Bluwan, France); Marc Rocchii (OMMIC, France)

From Use Cases to Prototyping Multi-GBit/s mmWave Links in MiWaveSEckhard Ohlmer and Vincent Kotzsch (National Instruments, Germany)


SESSION CHAIR: YORAM HADDAD (JERUSALEM COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY, ISRAEL)

Chances and Challenges of SDN-enabled QoE ManagementMichael Jarschel (Nokia, Germany)

Interaction of Control Loops on Application, Transport, and Network LayerThomas Zinner (University of Wuerzburg, Germany); Giuseppe Cofano (Politecnico di Bari, Italy); Florian Wamser (University of Wuerzburg, Germany); Luca De Cicco and Saverio Mascolo (Politecnico di Bari, Italy); Phuoc Tran-Gia (University of Wuerzburg, Germany)

Time Awareness in Software Defined NetworkingPadraig O Flaithearta and Hugh Melvin (National University of Ireland, Galway, Ireland); Peter Pocta (University of Zilina, Slovakia)

Utilizing Home Router Caches to Augment CDNs toward Information-Centric NetworkingMichael Seufert (University of Würzburg, Germany); Valentin Burger, Florian Wamser and Phuoc Tran-Gia (University of Wuerzburg, Ger-many); Christian Moldovan and Tobias Hoßfeld (University of Duis-burg-Essen, Germany)

SPS045G SCENARIOS AND USE CASES: HOW NEW MMWAVES TECHNOLOGIES CAN LEAD TO AN IMMERSIVE USER EXPERIENCE SPS03 QOS/QOE MONITORING AND MANAGE-

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SESSION CHAIR: MIQUEL PAYARÓ (CTTC, SPAIN)

Reducing Energy Consumption by Dynamic Resource Allocation in C-RANMuhammad Khan (Brunel University, United Kingdom); Hamed Saffa Al-Raweshidy (University of Brunel, United Kingdom); Raad Alhumai-ma (Brunel University, United Kingdom)

Radio Resource Management Techniques for High Throughput Sa-tellite Communication SystemsSvilen Dimitrov, Stefan Erl and Benjamin Barth (German Aerospace Center (DLR), Germany); Stephan Jaeckel (Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute, Germany); Argyrios Kyrgiazos and Barry Evans (University of Surrey, United Kingdom)

Fair Resource Allocation with QoS Support for the Uplink of LTE SystemsSergio Cicalò (University of Ferrara - Italy & CNIT, Italy); Velio Tralli (University of Ferrara - Italy, Italy)

Addressing Multiple Virtual Resources in the Same Geogra-phical AreaLuisa Caeiro (Escola Superior de Tecnologia de Setubal - Polytech-nic Institute of Setubal, Portugal); Luis M. Correia (IST - University of Lisbon & INOV-INESC, Portugal); Filipe D. Cardoso (ESTSetubal/Polytechnic Institute of Setubal, Portugal)

Dynamic LSA for 5G networks The ADEL perspectiveAntonio Morgado and Álvaro Gomes (Portugal Telecom Inovação e Sistemas, Portugal); Valerio Frascolla (Intel Mobile Communications Gmbh, Germany); Konstantinos Ntougias and Constantinos B. Papa-dias (Athens Information Technology, Greece); Dirk Slock (EURECOM, France); Elma Avdic (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland); Nicola Marchetti (CTVR Trinity College, Ireland); Nathalie Haziza (Thales Communica-tions & Security, France); Hicham Anouar (Thales Communications and Security, France); Yang Yang and Marius Pesavento (Technische Universität Darmstadt, Germany); Faheem A. Khan (University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom); Tharmalingam Ratnarajah (The Univer-sity of Edinburgh, United Kingdom)

ROOM 12 16.30 - 18.00

SESSION CHAIR: : MALATHI VEERARAGHAVAN (UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, UNITED STATES)

Evaluator Services for Optimised Service Placement in Distri-buted Heterogeneous Cloud InfrastructuresFrederik Vandeputte and Luc Vermoesen (Alcatel-Lucent Bell NV, Belgium); David Griffin and Truong Khoa Phan (University College London, United Kingdom); Miguel Rio (UCL, United Kingdom); Pie-ter Simoens (Ghent University - iMinds, Belgium); Piet Smet (iMinds/Ghent University, Belgium); Dariusz Bursztynowski (Orange & War-saw University of Technology, Poland); Folker M Schamel and Michael Franke (Spinor, Germany)

A measurement-based study of big-data movementRanjana Addanki, Sourav Maji and Malathi Veeraraghavan (University of Virginia, USA); Chris Tracy (ESnet, USA)

Towards Manufacturing 2.0: an innovative Architecture for the Factory of the FutureAndrea Fiaschetti (University of Rome «La Sapienza», Italy); Antonio Pietrabissa (Università di Roma La Sapienza, Italy); Francesco Delli Priscoli (University of Rome, «La Sapienza», Italy)

Comparison of Time Synchronization Techniques in a Distributed Collaborative Swarm SystemVincent Autefage (LaBRI, University of Bordeaux, France); Serge Chau-mette and Damien Magoni (University of Bordeaux, France)

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PHY02 COMMUNICATION THEORY & FADING TER01 TESTBED AND EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH 1

ROOM 5 16.30 - 18.00

SESSION CHAIR: ADRIAN KLIKS (POZNAN UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, POLAND)

H-Fading: Towards H-Transform Theory for Wireless CommunicationYoungmin Jeong and Hyundong Shin (Kyung Hee University, Korea); Moe Win (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA)

H-Transforms for Symbol Error ProbabilityYoungmin Jeong and Hyundong Shin (Kyung Hee University, Korea); Moe Win (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA)

H-Transforms for Channel CapacityYoungmin Jeong and Hyundong Shin (Kyung Hee University, Korea); Moe Win (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA)

Rayleigh Flat Fading Channel Modeled as a G/Hr/1 QueueVahid Towhidlou (King’s College London, United Kingdom); Moham-mad Shikh-Bahaei (Kings college London, United Kingdom)

Power-based localization in correlated log-normal fading aided by conditioning measurementsGeorge Arvanitakis and Florian Kaltenberger (Eurecom, France); Ioan-nis Dagres and Andreas Polydoros (University of Athens, Greece); Adrian Kliks (Poznan University of Technology, Poland)

ROOM 6 - 7 16.30 - 18.00

SESSION CHAIR: ANNA BRUNSTROM (KARLSTAD UNIVERSITY, SWEDEN)

Experimental Analysis and Simulative Validation of Dynamic Spectrum Access for Coexistence of 4G and Future 5G SystemsFlorian Kaltenberger (Eurecom, France); Raymond Knopp (Institut Eurecom, France); Martin Danneberg (Technische Universität Dres-den, Germany); Andreas Festag (TU Dresden, Germany)

Enabling experimentation in mobile sensing scenarios through 4G networks: the NITOS approachDonatos Stavropoulos, Giannis Kazdaridis, Nikos Makris, Harris Niavis and Ioannis Igoumenos (University of Thessaly, Greece); Tha-nasis Korakis (New York University, USA); Leandros Tassiulas (Yale University, USA)

Experiences with Testbed Evaluation of the MobilityFirst Future Internet ArchitectureFrancesco Bronzino and Dipankar Raychaudhuri (Rutgers University, USA); Ivan Seskar (WINLAB, Rutgers University, USA)

A virtualized platform for analyzing LTE broadcast servicesCarlos M. Lentisco (Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain); Miguel A. Aguayo Ortuño (Universidad Politécnica de Madrid & Universidad de Colima, Spain); Luis Bellido (Telematic Systems Engineering De-partment, Technical University of Madrid (DIT-UPM), Spain); Encarna Pastor (Universidad Politecnica de Madrid, Spain); David de Anto-nio Monte (Alcatel-Lucent, France); Alejandro García Bolívar (Alca-tel-Lucent, Spain)

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SPS06 5G FOR VERTICAL INDUSTRIES - 6TH USAGE AREAS

WIN04 SOFTWARE DEFINED NETWORKS AND CLOUD-RAN II


SESSION CHAIR: JEAN-SEBASTIEN BEDO (ORANGE, FRANCE)

Media and content sector expectations for 5GAndrew Murphy (BBC, France)

The 5G connected carAlain Servel (PSA Peugeot Citroen, France)

Vision from Orange Healthcare on 5GBenjamin Sarda (Orange, France)

Making 5G a real booster for vertical marketsJean-Sebastien Bedo (Orange, France); Bernard Barani and Achilleas Kemos (European Commission, Belgium)


SESSION CHAIR: MICHEL KIEFFER (L2S - CNRS - SUPELEC - UNIVERSITYPARIS-SUD, FRANCE)

Bounds on the Benefits of Interaction in Distributed Source Coding for Function ComputationAbdellatif Zaidi (Université Paris-Est Marne La Vallée, France); Moha-med-Ali Moussa (Universite Paris-Est, France)

Error exponent analysis for MIMO multiple-scattering channelsGiuseppa Alfano and Carla-Fabiana Chiasserini (Politecnico di Torino, Italy); Alessandro Nordio (IEIIT-CNR, Italy); Siyuan Zhou (Politecnico di Torino, Italy)

Spatial Coupling - A way to Improve the Performance and Ro-bustness of Iterative DecodingMichael Lentmaier (Lund University, Sweden); Iryna Andriyanova (EN-SEA/UCP/CNRS, France); Najeeb Ul Hassan (Dresden University of Technology, Germany); Gerhard P. Fettweis (Technische Universitaet Dresden, Germany)

Error Probability of Downlink MIMO Cellular Networks by Using Stochastic GeometryPeng Guan (CNRS, France); Marco Di Renzo (French National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS), France); Christos Verikoukis (Tele-communications Technological Centre of Catalonia, Spain); Trung Q. Duong (Queen’s University Belfast, United Kingdom)

The Role of Noisy Feedback in Secure CommunicationsGermán Bassi (Supélec, France); Pablo Piantanida (SUPELEC, France); Shlomo (Shitz) Shamai (The Technion, Israel)

ROOM 9 11.00 - 12.30

SESSION CHAIR: SERGIO PALAZZO (UNIVERSITY OF CATANIA, ITALY)

Traffic-aware resource sharing in ultra-dense small cell networksOmer Anjum (University, Finland); Osman N. C. Yilmaz and Carl Wijting (Nokia Research Center, Finland); Mikko A Uusitalo (Nokia Networks, Finland)

Modelling Virtual Radio Resource Management with Traffic Of-floading SupportSina Khatibi (Technical University of Lisbon, Portugal); Luis M. Correia (IST - University of Lisbon & INOV-INESC, Portugal)

Optimal Assignment of Cells in C-RAN Deployments with Multiple BBU PoolsHenrik Holm, Aleksandra Checko, Rami Al-obaidi and Henrik Chris-tiansen (Technical University of Denmark, Denmark)

Transmit Power Control and Clear Channel Assessment in LAA NetworksPengfei Xia (Tongji University, USA); Zi Teng (Tongji University, P.R. China); Jun Wu (Tongji University China, P.R. China)

SDN-based Joint Backhaul and Access Design for Efficient Network Layer OperationsDongyao Wang (Alcatel-Lucent Shanghai Bell, P.R. China); Efstathios Katranaras (University of Surrey & Institute for Communication Sys-tems, United Kingdom); Atta Ul Quddus (University of Surrey, United Kingdom); Nikolaos Sapountzis (EURECOM, France); Luca Cominardi (IMDEA Networks Institute, Spain); Fang-Chun Kuo (NEC Europe Ltd., Germany); Peter Rost (Nokia Networks, Germany); Carlos J. Bernar-dos (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain); Ignacio Berberana (Te-lefonica I+D, Spain)

ROOM 10 - 11 11.00 - 12.30

SESSION CHAIR: DIDIER BOURSE (ALCATEL LUCENT, FRANCE)

Joint RAN/Backhaul Optimization in Centralized 5G RANEmmanouil Pateromichelakis (University of Surrey, United Kingdom); Andreas Maeder (Nokia Networks, Germany); Antonio De Domenico (CEA-LETI Minatec, France); Richard Fritzsche (Technische Universität Dresden, Germany); Paul de Kerret (EURECOM, France); Jens Bartelt (Technische Universität Dresden, Germany)

System Design for 5G Converged NetworksHans Joachim Einsiedler (Deutsche Telekom, Berlin, Germany); Pa-trick Sellstedt (Ericsson AB, Sweden); Riccardo Trivisonno (Huawei Technologies, Germany); Anastasius Gavras (Eurescom GmbH, Ger-many); Rui L Aguiar (University of Aveiro & Instituto de Telecomunica-ções, Portugal); Damien Lavaux (Thales, France)

On planning small cell backhaul networksOle Grøndalen (Telenor, Norway); Olav Norvald Østerbø (Telenor Cor-porate Development, Norway); Geir Millstein and Terje Tjelta (Telenor, Norway)

Universal AAA for hybrid accessesTahar Mamouni (Orange Labs, France); Jose Alfonso Torrijos (Telefo-nica I+D, Spain); Xavier Lagrange (Institut Mines Telecom / Telecom Bretagne & IRISA, France); Péter Olaszi (AITIA International, Inc., Hungary)

A solution for SGi-LAN Services Virtualization using NFV and SDNPål R. Grønsund (Telenor & University of Oslo, Norway); Kashif Mah-mood and Geir Millstein (Telenor, Norway); Ariel Noy, Gadi Solomon and Ajay Sahai (ConteXtream, USA)

SPS05 PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF MULTI-USER COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS

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SESSION CHAIR: CONSTANTINOS B. PAPADIAS (ATHENS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, GREECE)

Net DoF analysis for the K-user MISO IC with outdated and imper-fect channel feedbackMarc Torrellas (Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Spain); Adrian Agustin (Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC), Spain); Josep Vidal (Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Spain)

Performance Analysis of Multi-Antenna Relay Systems with Sta-tistical Channel State Information at the RelayMehdi M. Molu and Alister G. Burr (University of York, United Kingdom)

Soft Detection of Multilevel Lattice Network CodingYi Wang and Alister G. Burr (University of York, United Kingdom)

Novel Protocols for Cooperative Wireless Networks with Common DestinationSinan Atan (Istanbul Technical University & Ericsson Turkey R&D, Tur-key); Umit Aygölü (Istanbul Technical University, Turkey)

A New Coding Scheme for Discrete Memoryless MACs with Com-mon Rate-Limited FeedbackSelma Belhadj Amor (Telecom Paristech, France)

ROOM 6-7 11.00 - 12.30

SESSION CHAIR: ANA GARCIA ARMADA (UNIVERSIDAD CARLOS III DE MADRID, SPAIN)

Analysis of the impact of FEC techniques on a multicast video streaming service over LTEAlejandro de la Fuente (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain); Car-los M. Lentisco (Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain); Luis Bel-lido (Telematic Systems Engineering Department, Technical University of Madrid (DIT-UPM), Spain); Raquel Perez Leal (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain); Encarna Pastor (Universidad Politecnica de Ma-drid, Spain); Ana Garcia Armada (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain)

A Reliable Multicast MAC Protocol for Wi-Fi Direct 802.11 NetworksGul Zameen Khan (Griffith University Australia, Australia); Ruben Gon-zalez (Griffith University, Australia); Eun-Chan Park (Dongguk Univer-sity, Korea); Xin-Wen Wu (Griffith University, Australia)

Online AL-FEC protection over Mobile Unicast ServicesChristos J Bouras (University of Patras CTI&P-Diophantus & University of Patras, Greece); Nikolaos Kanakis (University of Patras, Greece)

Delay Metrics and Delay Characteristics: A Study of Four Swedish HSDPA+ and LTE NetworksJohan Garcia, Stefan Alfredsson and Anna Brunstrom (Karlstad Uni-versity, Sweden)

YoMoApp: a Tool for Analyzing QoE of YouTube HTTP Adaptive Streaming in Mobile NetworksFlorian Wamser (University of Wuerzburg, Germany); Michael Seufert (University of Würzburg, Germany); Pedro Casas (Telecommunica-tions Research Center Vienna (FTW), Austria); Ralf Irmer (Vodafone Group, United Kingdom); Phuoc Tran-Gia (University of Wuerzburg, Germany); Raimund Schatz (Telecommunications Research Center Vienna (FTW), Austria)

PHY03 INFORMATION THEORY & CODING WIN05 QUALITY OF SERVICE

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SESSION CHAIR: FLORIAN KALTENBERGER (EURECOM, FRANCE)

Testbed for a LiFi System integrated in StreetlightsVictor Monzon, Matilde Sánchez-Fernández and Ana Garcia Arma-da (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain); Antonio Royo (Uvax Concepts, Spain)

Resource sharing between neighboring nodes in heterogeneous Wireless Sensor NetworksAlessandro Pagani (University of Bologna, Italy); Konstantin Mikhay-lov (University of Oulu, Finland)

Optimal dosimeter deployment into a smart city IoT platform for wideband EMF exposure assessmentLuis Diez, Laura Rodriguez de Lope and Ramón Agüero (University of Cantabria, Spain); Yoann Corre, Julien Stephan and Mathieu Brau (SIRADEL, France); Sam Aerts, Gunter Vermeeren and Luc Martens (Ghent University, Belgium); Wout Joseph (Ghent University/iMinds, Belgium)

Experimental Validation of Autonomic Traffic EngineeringVassilis Foteinos, Kostas Tsagkaris, Michalis Michaloliakos, Giorgos Poulios, Theoni Petropoulou, Aristotelis Margaris, Konstantinos Petsas and Panagiotis Demestichas (University of Piraeus, Greece)

Single SDR Multiple Primary & Secondary Users Emulation PlatformStefanos Papadakis and Antonis Makrogiannakis (FORTH-ICS, Gree-ce); Manolis Surligas (University of Crete & Foundation for Research and Technology - Hellas, Institute of Computer Science, Greece); Pan-telis Papadakis (FORTH-ICS, Greece)

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SPS09INTRODUCING THE 5G-INFRASTRUC- TURE-PPP - LAUNCHING THE EUROPEAN 5G INITIATIVE - PART I SPS07 COST HIGHLIGHT - OPTIMAL END-TO-END

MULTIMEDIA COMMUNICATION NETWORKS


SESSION CHAIR: D KENNEDY (EURESCOM, GERMANY)

5G-PPP Introduction from European CommissionBernard Barani (European Commission, Belgium)

5G-PPP Introduction from Industry AssociationWerner Mohr (Nokia Siemens Networks, Germany)

5G Exchange (5GEx) - Multi-domain Orchestration for Software Defined InfrastructuresCarlos J. Bernardos (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain); Oli-vier D Dugeon (Orange Labs & France Telecom, France); Alex Galis (University College London, United Kingdom); Donal Morris (RedZinc, Ireland); Csaba Simon (Budapest University of Technology and Eco-nomics, Hungary); Robert Szabo (Ericsson Hungary Ltd. & Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary)

Converged Heterogeneous Advanced 5G Cloud-RAN Architecture for Intelligent and Secure Media AccessEduard Escalona (Fundació i2CAT, Internet i Innovació Digital a Ca-talunya, Spain)

SELFNET Framework for Self-Organized Network Management in Virtualised and Software Defined NetworksJose Maria Alcaraz Calero (University of the West of Scotland & School of Computing, United Kingdom); Qi Wang (University of the West of Scotland, United Kingdom); Maria Barros (Eurescom GmbH, Germany)


SESSION CHAIR: RALF STUBNER (COST ASSOCIATION, BELGIUM)

COST in a nutshellRalf Stubner (COST Association, Belgium)

Analysis of Cellular Networks: A Novel Method Based on Spatial TransformationsDavid González G and Jyri Hämäläinen (Aalto University, Finland)

User Mobility Modelling in the Context of Mobile Network Opti-misationDennis M. Rose (Technische Universität Braunschweig, Germany); Sören Hahn (Technische Universität Braunschweig & Institut für Na-chrichtentechnik, Germany); Thomas Kürner (Technische Universität Braunschweig, Germany)

Towards Quality of Sensory Experience in MultimediaHe Xu (EPFL, Switzerland); Fernando Pereira (Instituto Superior de En-genharia de Lisboa & Instituto de Telecomunicações, Portugal); Chris-tian Timmerer (Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfurt, Austria); Touradj Ebrahimi (Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland)

Quality of Experience assessment methodologies in next genera-tion MPEG video compression standardsJing Li (University of Nantes & IRCCyN, France); Martin Rerabek (EPFL, Switzerland); Patrick Le Callet (Université de Nantes, France)

WIN06 INTERFERENCE MANAGEMENT SPS08 OPPORTUNISTIC AND COOPERATIVE COMMUNICATIONS

ROOM 9 16.30 - 18.00

SESSION CHAIR: ANA GARCIA ARMADA (UNIVERSIDAD CARLOS III DE MADRID, SPAIN)

Downlink Cross-Tier Interference Pricing and Power Control in OFDMA HetNetsGuodong Zhang (South East University, P.R. China); Tian Liang and Wei Heng (Southeast University, P.R. China); Chao Meng (Southeast University & National Mobile Communication Research Laboratory, P.R. China); Jinming Hu (Southeast University, P.R. China)

Interference Coordination Method for CSI Improvement in LTE Uplink with Carrier AggregationMaria Lema, Mario Garcia-Lozano and Silvia Ruiz Boqué (Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Spain)

Iterative Power Control to Mitigate the Interference between D2D and CDMA Uplink ServicesHyung-sub Kim (ETRI, Korea)

Modeling Non-Uniform D2D Distributions in Downlink Cellular NetworksAshraf Al-Rimawi and Davide Dardari (University of Bologna, Italy)

Cross-Layer Approach for Asymmetric Traffic Accommodation in Full-Duplex Wireless NetworkHassan Malik, Mir Ghoraishi and Rahim Tafazolli (University of Surrey, United Kingdom)

ROOM 10-11 16.30 - 18.00

SESSION CHAIR: SERGIO PALAZZO (UNIVERSITY OF CATANIA, ITALY)

In-network reconstruction of jointly sparse signals with ADMMJavier Matamoros (Centre Tecnologic de Telecomunicacions de Cata-lunya, Spain); Sophie Fosson and Enrico Magli (Politecnico di Torino, Italy); Carles Antón-Haro (Centre Tecnologic de Telecomunicacions de Catalunya (CTTC), Spain)

Cramer Rao Lower Bound for Multi-Source Localization in Spatial Cor-related EnvironmentGeorge Arvanitakis (Eurecom, France); Ioannis Dagres (University of Athens, Greece); Florian Kaltenberger (Eurecom, France); Andreas Polydoros (University of Athens, Greece)

Epidemic information dissemination in opportunistic scenarios: a rea-listic modelLaura Galluccio (DIEEI, Italy); Beatriz Lorenzo (University of Vigo, Spain); Savo Glisic (University of Oulu, Finland); Chiara Buratti, Co-lian Giannini and Roberto Verdone (University of Bologna, Italy)

Cost-Efficient Power Allocation in OFDMA Cognitive Radio NetworksSalvatore D’Oro (CNIT Research Unit at University of Catania & CNIT - UdR Catania, Italy); Panayotis Mertikopoulos (French National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS) & Laboratoire d’Informatique de Gre-noble, France); Aris Moustakas (University of Athens, Greece); Sergio Palazzo (University of Catania, Italy)

Experimental Study on Cyclostationary Feature and Eigenvalue based Algorithms for Spectrum SensingAmor Nafkha (CentraleSupélec, France); Babar Aziz (IFSTTAR, LEOST, Villeneuve D’Ascq, France); Malek Naoues (CentraleSupelec, France); Adrian Kliks (Poznan University of Technology, Poland)

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PHY04 NEXT GENERATION NETWORKING OPN02 OPTICAL NETWORKS

APS02 WIRELESS NETWORKS

ROOM 12 16.30 - 18.00

SESSION CHAIR: OLABISI EMMANUEL FALOWO, UNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA

Asset Tracking Architecture with Bluetooth Low Energy Tags and ad hoc Smartphone ApplicationsIgor Bisio, Andrea Sciarrone and Sandro Zappatore (University of Ge-noa, Italy)

Impacts of the Packet Scheduling on the Performance of Erasure Co-des: Methodology and Application to GLDPC-Staircase CodesFerdaouss Mattoussi (Institut Fresnel, GSM Research Team, France); Roca Vincent (INRIA Rhone-Alpes, France); Bessem Sayadi (Alca-tel-Lucent Bell-Labs, France)

QoMOSN - On the Analysis of Traffic and Quality of Experience in Mo-bile Online Social NetworksPedro Casas, Pierdomenico Fiadino and Mirko Schiavone (Telecom-munications Research Center Vienna (FTW), Austria)

ROOM 5 16.30 - 18.00

SESSION CHAIR: LAURENT DUSSOPT (CEA, LETI, MINATEC, FRANCE)

Application of Transmitarray Antennas for Indoor Mapping at Mil-limeter-WavesAnna Guerra (CNIT - University of Bologna, Italy); Francesco Guidi (University of Bologna, Italy); Antonio Clemente (CEA-LETI Minatec, France); Raffaele D’Errico (CEA, LETI, Minatec Campus & Univ\. Gre-noble-Alpes, France); Laurent Dussopt (CEA, LETI, Minatec, France); Davide Dardari (University of Bologna, Italy)

Millimeter-Wave Electromagnetic Field Exposure from Mobile TerminalsAnda Guraliuc (University of Rennes 1, France); Maxim Zhadobov (University of RENNES 1, France); Ronan Sauleau (University of Rennes 1, France); Loic Marnat (CEA, France); Laurent Dussopt (CEA, LETI, Minatec, France)

Performance evaluation of the MmWave Small Cells communica-tion system in MU-MIMO modeAlexander Maltsev (Intel Corporation & University of Nizhny Novgorod, Russia); Andrey Pudeyev and Ilya Bolotin (Intel, Russia); Ali Sadri (In-tel & President and Chairman of WiGig Alliance, USA); Alexei Davydov and Gregory Morozov (Intel Corp., Russia)

Base-Station Positioning for Heterogeneous Systems with Cove-rage, Capacity and Cost CriteriaGeorgia E. Athanasiadou, George Tsoulos and Dimitra Zarbouti (Uni-versity of Peloponnese, Greece)

Spectrum Occupancy Measurements for Different Urban Environ-mentsAkram Al-Hourani (RMIT University, Australia); Vladimir Trajkovic (Australian Communications and Media Authority, Australia); Sa-thyanarayanan Chandrasekharan and Sithamparanathan Kandeepan (RMIT University, Australia)

ROOM 6 - 7 16.30 - 18.00

SESSION CHAIR: RAUL MUÑOZ (CTTC, SPAIN)

Software Reconfigurable PONs Utilizing Digital Filter Multiple AccessJianming Tang (Bangor University, United Kingdom); Mario Bolea (Universidad Politécnica de Valencia, Spain); Roger Giddings and Xiao Duan (Bangor University, United Kingdom)

The Need for a Control Orchestration Protocol in Research Projects on Optical NetworkingRicard Vilalta (CTTC, Spain); Victor Lopez (Telefonica, Spain); Arturo Mayoral (CTTC, Spain); Noboru Yoshikane (KDDI, Japan); Marco Ruffini (CTVR, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland); Domenico Siracusa (CREATE-NET, Italy); Ricardo Martinez (CTTC, Spain); Thomas Szyr-kowiec (ADVA Optical Networking & Technische Universität München, Germany); Achim Autenrieth (ADVA Optical Networking, Germany); Shuping Peng (University of Bristol, United Kingdom); Ramon Casel-las (Centre Tecnologic de Telecomunicacions de Catalunya (CTTC), Spain); Reza Nejabati and Dimitra Simeonidou (University of Bristol, United Kingdom); Xiaoyuan Cao and Takehiro Tsuritani (KDDI R&D Laboratories, Inc., Japan); Itsuro Morita (KDDI R&D Laboratories, Japan); Juan Pedro Fernández-Palacios (Telefónica I+D, Spain); Raul Muñoz (CTTC, Spain)

Control Plane Solutions for Sliceable Bandwidth Variable Transcei-vers in Elastic Optical NetworksRamon Casellas (Centre Tecnologic de Telecomunicacions de Cata-lunya (CTTC), Spain); Filippo Cugini (CNIT, Italy); Ricardo Martinez (CTTC, Spain); Francesco Paolucci (Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna, Italy); Raul Muñoz (CTTC, Spain); Piero Castoldi (Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna, Italy); Ricard Vilalta (CTTC, Spain)

100G Beyond Ethernet Transport for Inter- and Intra-DCN communi-cation with Solutions and Optical Enabling Technologies in the ICT STRAUSS ProjectShuangyi Yan, Shuping Peng, Yan Yan, Bijan Rahimzadeh Rofoee, Yi Shu, Emilio Hugues-Salas, Georgios Zervas and Dimitra Simeonidou (University of Bristol, United Kingdom); Michela Svaluto Moreolo (Centre Tecnològic de Telecomunicacions de Catalunya (CTTC), Spain); Josep M. Fabrega (Centre Tecnologic de Telecomunicacions de Catalunya, Spain); Laia Nadal Reixats (CTTC, Spain); Christo-ph Kottke (Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute, Germany); Michael Schlosser (Fraunhofer-Institute for Telecommunications Hein-rich-Hertz-Institut, Germany); Felipe Jimenez Arribas (Telefónica I+D, Spain); Victor Lopez (Telefonica, Spain); Masato Nishihara (Fujitsu Limited, Japan); Toshiki Tanaka and Ryo Okabe (Fujitsu Laborato-ries Ltd., Japan); Tomoo Takahara and Jens C. Rasmussen (Fujitsu Laboratories Limited, Japan); Yuki Yoshida and Ken’ichi Kitayama (Osaka University, Japan); Pablo Jesus Argibay-Losada (SUNY at Buffalo, USA)

IDEALIST data plane solutions for elastic optical networksPatricia Layec (Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs France, France); Arnaud Dupas (Alcatel-Lucent France, France); Markus Nölle (Fraunhofer Institute for Telecommunication, HHI, Germany); Johannes K. Fischer (Fraunhofer Heinrich-Hertz-Institute, Germany); Colja Schubert (Fraunhofer Heinrich-Hertz-Institut, Germany); Josep M. Fabrega (Centre Tecnologic de Telecomunicacions de Catalunya, Spain); Michela Svaluto Moreolo (Centre Tecnològic de Telecomunicacions de Catalunya (CTTC), Spain); Nicola Sambo (Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna, Italy); Gianluca Meloni (Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna CEIICP, Italy); Francesco Fresi (Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna, Italy); Antonio Napoli, Danish Rafique and Marc Bohn (Coriant R&D GmbH, Germany); Antonio D’Errico (Ericsson, Italy); Talha Rahman (Eind-hoven University of Technology, Eindhoven, The Netherlands); Emilio Hugues-Salas, Yan Yan, Shuangyi Yan, Georgios Zervas and Dimitra Simeonidou (University of Bristol, United Kingdom); Alexandros Stavdas and Chris Matrakidis (University of Peloponnese, Greece); Theofanis G. Orphanoudakis (Hellenic Open University, Greece)

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SESSION CHAIR: D. KENNEDY (EURESCOM, GERMANY)Euro-5G - D. Kennedy (EURESCOM, Germany)

5G Radio Access Network Design - A Brief Overview on the 5G-PPP Project METIS-IIPatrick Marsch (Nokia Networks, Poland); Olav Queseth (Ericsson Research, Sweden); Salah Eddine Elayoubi (Orange Labs & IRT SystemX, France); Michał Maternia (Nokia Siemens Networks, Poland); Mikko A Uusitalo (Nokia Techno-logies, Finland); Rauno Ruismaki (Nokia Networks, Finland); Milos Tesanovic (Samsung Electronics R&D Institute UK, United Kingdom); Alexandros Kaloxylos (University of Peloponnisos, Greece); Icaro da Silva (Ericsson Research, Swe-den); Mauro Boldi (Telecom Italia, Italy)

5G NORMA: 5G NOvel Radio Multiservice adaptive network ArchitectureSimone Redana and Cinzia Sartori (Nokia Networks, Germany); Uwe Doetsch (Alcatel-Lucent, Germany); Mark Doll (Bell Labs & Alcatel-Lucent, Germany); Bessem Sayadi (Alcatel-Lucent Bell-Labs, France); Xavier Costa Pérez (NEC Eu-rope Ltd, Germany); Miguel A Puente (Atos Spain, Spain); Markus Breitbach (Deutsche Telekom, Germany); Serban Purge (Orange, France); Ignacio Ber-berana (Telefonica, Spain); Roberto Lambiase (Azcom Technology, Italy); Eiko ES Seidel (Nomor Research GmbH, Germany); Simon Saunders (Real Wireless Limited, United Kingdom); Mischa Dohler (King’s College London, United King-dom); Hans D. Schotten (University of Kaiserslautern, Germany); Albert Banchs (IMDEA Networks, Spain)

Dynamically Reconfigurable Optical-Wireless Backhaul/Fronthaul for Small Cells and C-RAN (5G-XHaul)Eckhard Grass (IHP - Leibniz-Institut für innov ative Mikroelektronik, Germany); Jesús Gutiérrez (IHP, Germany)

Xhaul: The 5G Integrated Fronthaul/Backhaul - Antonio de la Oliva (Universi-dad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain); Xavier Costa Pérez (NEC Europe Ltd, Germany); Arturo Azcorra (University Carlos III of Madrid & IMDEA Networks, Spain); Andrea Di Giglio (Telecom Italia, Italy); Fabio Cavaliere (Ericsson Telecomunicazioni, Italy); Dirk Tiegelbekkers (Nokia, Germany); Johannes Lessmann (NEC Labora-tories Europe, Germany); Thomas Haustein (Fraunhofer Institute for Telecommu-nications, Heinrich-Hertz-Institut, Germany); Alain Mourad (Interdigital Europe Ltd, United Kingdom); Paola Iovanna (Ericsson, Italy)

Millimetre-Wave Based Mobile Radio Access Network for Fifth Generation Integrated CommunicationsMaziar Nekovee (Samsung Electronics, United Kingdom); Peter von Wrycza (Ericsson, Sweden); Maria Fresia (Intel, USA); Michael Peter (Fraunhofer HHI, Germany); Jacek Gora (Nokia Siemens Networks, Poland); Jian Luo (Huawei Technologies Duesseldorf GmbH, Germany); Milos Tesanovic (Samsung Electro-nics R&D Institute UK, United Kingdom)

FANTASTIC-5G - 5GPPP project on the air interface below 6GHzFrank Schaich (Bell Labs, Alcatel-Lucent AG, Germany)


SESSION CHAIRS: PETER HERRMANN (CELTIC OFFICE, GERMANY); PETER STOLLENMAYER (CELTIC OFFICE, GERMANY)

Introduction to the session and to Celtic-Plus Peter Stollenmayer (Celtic Office) Vision for Network Softwarisation towards 5G Sławomir Kukliński (Orange Poland) Vision for Network Softwarisation and security Emmanuel Dotaro (Thales) Research on Network Softwarisation in Celtic-Plus projects:• COMMUNE Slawomir Kukliński, Orange Poland)• SASER (Marco Hoffmann, Nokia) Discussion on way ahead and further work (all)

SPS11 CELTIC-PLUS PERSPECTIVES OF NETWORK SOFTWARISATION AS A 5G ENABLER

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ROOM 9 09.00 - 10.30

SESSION CHAIR: LI-CHUN WANG (NATIONAL CHIAO TUNG UNIVERSITY, TAIWAN)

Interference Protection of Radio Astronomy Services Using Cogni-tive Radio Spectrum Sharing ModelsPeriola A Ayodele (University of Cape Town & Communications Re-search Group, South Africa); Olabisi Emmanuel Falowo (University of Cape Town, South Africa)

Analysis of DRX Power Saving with RRC States Transition in LTE NetworksLi-Ping Tung, Li-Chun Wang, Cheng-Wen Hsueh and Chung-Ju Chang (National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan)

Extra-Sensing Game for Malicious Primary User Emulator Attack in Cognitive Radio NetworkDuc-Tuyen Ta (Telecom ParisTech & University of Engineering and Technology, VNU-HN, France); Nhan Nguyen-Thanh and Philippe Ciblat (Telecom ParisTech, France); Van-Tam Nguyen (University of California at Berkeley, USA)

Relaxed Constraint at Cognitive Relay Network under both the Outage Probability of the Primary System and the Interference ConstraintMohammed Ridouani (UH2C/EST & GREENTIC, Morocco); Aawatif Hayar (GREENTIC/ENSEM/UH2C, Morocco); Haqiq Abdelkrim (Has-san 1 university, Morocco)

ROOM 10 - 11 09.00 - 10.30

SESSION CHAIR: HENRIK ABRAMOWICZ (ERICSSON, SWEDEN)

IP Over ICN - The Better IP?Dirk Trossen (InterDigital Europe, United Kingdom); Martin J Reed (University of Essex, United Kingdom); Janne Riihijärvi (RWTH Aachen University, Germany); Michael Georgiades (Primetel & PLC, Cyprus); Nikos Fotiou (Mobile Multimedia Lab, Athens University of Economics and Business, Greece); George Xylomenos (Athens Uni-versity of Economics and Business, Greece)

I-CAN: Information-Centric Access Networking - Architecture and ExperimentsVasilios A. Siris (Athens University of Economics and Business, Gree-ce); Nikos Fotiou (Mobile Multimedia Lab, Athens University of Eco-nomics and Business, Greece); Dimitrios Dimopoulos and George C. Polyzos (Athens University of Economics and Business, Greece)

Locating the Content in the Locality: ICN Caching and Routing Strategy RevisitedMohammad Arifuzzaman, Keping Yu, Quang Ngoc Nguyen and Taku-ro Sato (Waseda University, Japan)

On Network Application Representation and Controller Indepen-dence in SDNPedro A. Aranda Gutierrez (Telefonica I+D, Spain); Holger Karl (Uni-versity of Paderborn, Germany); Elisa Rojas (Telcaria Ideas SL, Spain); Alexander Leckey (Intel, Ireland)

Popularity Proportional Cache Size Allocation Policy for Video Delivery on CCNHaipeng LI (WASEDA University, Japan); Hidenori Nakazato (Waseda University, Japan); Andrea Detti and Nicola Blefari-Melazzi (University of Rome «Tor Vergata», Italy)

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SESSION CHAIR: WERNER MOHR (NOKIA SIEMENS NETWORKS, GERMANY)

Signalling over nonlinear fibre-optic channels by utilizing both so-litonic and radiative spectraIman Tavakkolnia and Majid Safari (University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom)

Tag Signals for Early Authentication and Secret Key Generation in Wireless Public NetworksRenaud Moliere, François Delaveau, Christiane L. Kameni Ngassa and Claude Lemenager (Thales Communications & Security, France); Taghrid Mazloum (Telecom ParisTech, France); Alain Sibille (Telecom Paris Tech & ENSTA PARISTECH, France)

VANETs in 5G: A Network Science PerspectiveSerguei Primak (University of Western Ontario, Canada); Oyunchimeg Shagdar (INRIA, France); Alex Daniel (The University of Western On-tario, Canada)

Polarimetric Properties and Modeling of The Power Delay Profile in Large Hall ScenariosShiqi Cheng (Université of Lille 1, France); Davy P Gaillot (Univer-sity of Lille 1, France); Emmeric Tanghe (Ghent University, Belgium); Pierre Laly (University of Lille, France); Thierry Demol (CITC-EuraR-FID, France); Wout Joseph (Ghent University/iMinds, Belgium); Luc Martens (Ghent University, Belgium); Martine Liénard (University of Lille, France)

ROOM 6-7 09.00 - 10.30

SESSION CHAIR: GIUSEPPA ALFANO (POLITECNICO DI TORINO, ITALY)

A Simple and Efficient Multi-way Relay Network Coding SchemeZhanji Wu (BUPT, P.R. China); Chengxin Jiang (Beijing University of Posts & Telecommunications, P.R. China)

Self-organized Multi-hop Millimeter-wave Backhaul Network: Beam Alignment and Dynamic RoutingHonglei Miao (Intel Mobile Communication GmbH, Germany); Mi-chael Faerber (Intel Mobile Communications, Germany)

Two-way OFDM-based Nonlinear Amplify-and-Forward Relaying: Power AllocationDavid Simmons and Justin P Coon (University of Oxford, United Kingdom)

System-level Simulation of Multihop Wireless Networks using Physi-cal-layer Network CodingAlister G. Burr and Mehdi M. Molu (University of York, United King-dom); Kostas Ramantas (Iquadrat Informatica, Greece); Cheng Chen (University of York, United Kingdom); John S Vardakas (IQUADRAT Informatica S. L. Barcelona, Spain)

GPU-based Parallel Computing of Energy Consumption in Wireless Sensor NetworksMassinissa Lounis (University of Bejaia, Algeria); Ahcene Bounceur (Lab-STICC, France); Arezki Laga (University of Western Brittany, France); Bernard Pottier (Lab-STICC, CNRS FRE, France)

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SESSION CHAIR: ROBERTO VERDONE (UNIVERSITY OF BOLOGNA, ITALY)

Smart Meters Density Effects on the Number of Collectors in a Smart GridVahid Kouhdaragh, Daniele Tarchi, Alessandro Vanelli-Coralli and Gio-vanni Emanuele Corazza (University of Bologna, Italy)

Anomaly Detection of Internet Traffic using Robust Feature Selection based on Kernel Density EstimationSara Faria Leal (Instituto Superior Técnico, Portugal); M. Rosário Oli-veira (Universidade Técnica de Lisboa, Instituto Superior Técnico and CEMAT, Portugal); Rui Valadas (Instituto de Telecomunicações and DEEC, Instituto Superior Técnico, Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal)

Active Queue Management for Congestion Avoidance in Multimedia StreamingSeyed Ehsan Ghoreishi and Hamid Aghvami (King’s College London, United Kingdom); Hadi Saki (Kingston University London & Wireless & Multimedia Networking Res. Group, United Kingdom)

Federated Identity in Real-life ApplicationsMarcin Niemiec and Weronika Kolucka-Szypula (AGH University of Science and Technology, Poland)

P01 - General Requirements and Security Architecture for Mobile Phone Anti-Cloning Measures Igor Gepko (Ukrainian State Centre of Radio Frequencies,Ukraine)

P02 - On Interference Management Strategy for High Throughput Satellite Communication Systems Rosalba Suffritti and Niccoló Privitera (Mavigex, Italy); Zoltán Katona and Svilen Dimitrov (German Aerospace Center (DLR), Germany); Gabriele Boccolini (GRADIANT, Spain); Stephan Jaeckel (Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute, Germany); Argy- rios Kyrgiazos and Barry Evans (University of Surrey, United Kingdom); Juan Manuel Rodriguez Bejarano (Thales Alenia Space & Thales Alenia Space Spain, Spain); Ana Yun (Thales Alenia Space España, Spain); Oriol Vidal (EADS Astrium,France)

P03 - Energy Efficient Allocation of Unused Radio Resources in OFDMA Systems Mohammad Reza Sabagh, Mehrdad Dianati and Rahim Tafazolli (University of Surrey, United Kingdom); Mehri Mehrjoo (University of Sistan and Baluchestan, Iran)

P04 - Hybrid Scheme for Spectrum Sensing: Experi- mental Analysis Amor Nafkha (CentraleSupélec, France); Malek Naoues (CentraleSupelec, France); Krzysztof Cichoń and Adrian Kliks (Poznan University of Technology, Poland); Babar Aziz (IFST- TAR, LEOST, Villeneuve D’Ascq, France)

P05 - Statistical Analysis of Optical Transport Networks: Characterization and Application Sudhir K Routray (Instituto de Telecomunicações & IT, Por- tugal); Claunir Pavan (Federal University of Fronteira Sul, Brazil); Gokhan Sahin (Miami University, USA); Jose Rocha (University of Aveiro, Portugal); Armando Pinto (Instituto de Telecomuni- cações - Universidade de Aveiro, Portugal)

P06 - Real-time Forward Error Correction over Burst-loss channel Takashi Takeuchi, Ryosuke Fujiwara and Makoto Katagishi (Hitachi, Ltd., Japan)

P07 - On Prioritized Uplink Transmission in Cognitive Radio Mesh Networks Yong Yao and Adrian Popescu (Blekinge Institute of Technolo- gy, Sweden)

P08 - Shared Cache as a Service in Future Converged Fixed and Mobile Network Zhe Li and Yaning Liu (JCP-Connect, France); Jean-Charles Point (JCP-Consult, France); Selami Çiftçi and Onur Eker (Argela Technologies, Turkey); Marco Savi (Politecnico di Milano, Italy); Massimo Tornatore (Politecnico di Milano & University of California, Davis, Italy); Giacomo Verticale (Politecnico di Milano, Italy)

P09 - Architecture and Emulation Environment for Video Streaming over Large-Scale Multi-Domain SDN Selin Yilmaz, Kadir Tolga Bańcı and A. Murat Tekalp (Koc University, Turkey)

P10 - Quality of Experience Evaluation and Control in Cognitive Future Internet Networks Lorenzo Ricciardi Celsi and Stefano Battilotti (University of Rome La Sapienza, Italy); Silvia Canale (Sapienza Università di Roma, Italy); Francesco Delli Priscoli (University of Rome, ‘‘La Sa- pienza’’, Italy); Claudio Gori Giorgi and Salvatore Monaco (Uni- versity of Rome La Sapienza, Italy); Vincenzo Suraci (Università degli studi e-Campus, Italy)

P11 - MIMO Link Adaptation with Carrier Aggregation in LTE-A Heterogeneous Networks Alexandros-Apostolos A Boulogeorgos, Georgia D. Ntouni and Dimitrios S. Karas (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece); Theodoros Tsiftsis (Technological Educational Institute of Cen- tral Greece, Greece); Fotis Foukalas (Athena Research and In- novation Centre, Greece); George K. Karagiannidis (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece); Christos Thomos (Athena Research and Innovation Centre, Greece)

P12 - The METIS 5G System Concept Hugo M Tullberg (Ericsson Research, Sweden); Petar Popovski (Aalborg University, Denmark); David Gozalvez-Serrano and Peter Fertl (BMW Group Research and Technology, Ger- many); Andreas Höglund (Ericsson, Sweden); Olav Queseth and Mikael Fallgren (Ericsson Research, Sweden); Thomas Ro- sowski (Deutsche Telekom AG, Germany); Ömer Bulakci (Huawei European Research Center (ERC) & Aalto University School of Electrical Engineering, Germany); Zexian Li and Mikko A Uusitalo (Nokia Technologies, Finland); Krystian Pawlak (Nokia Networks, Poland); Genevieve Mange (Alcatel Lucent Bell Labs, Germany)

P13 - An OFDM-IDMA Scheme for an Overlay Cognitive Radio System Héctor Poveda and Fernando Merchan Spiegel (Universidad Tecnológica de Panamá, Panama)

P14 - Case-Based Cognitive Cellular Systems for Tem- porary Events Nils Morozs (University of York, United Kingdom); Tim Clarke (York University, United Kingdom); David Grace (University of York, United Kingdom)

P15 - Cross-layer signalling support for adaptive video encoding and transmission Cyril Bergeron (THALES Communictaions, France); Lorenzo Iacobelli (Thales, France); Esa Piri and Janne Vehkaperä (VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, Finland)

P16 - LTE small cell dual-band frequency agile antenna design optimized for carrier aggregation Cyril Jouanlanne (CEA, France); Christophe Delaveaud (CEA-LETI, France)

P17 - Q-band Point to Multipoint Backhaul Deployment: the SARABAND Case Study Ruth Vilar (Universitat Politecnica de Valencia, Spain); Javier Marti (Universidad Politecnica de Valencia, Spain); Antonio Ra- mirez and Javier Bou (Fibernova Systems, Spain); François Magne (Bluwan S.A., France)

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P18 - SLALOM: Removing the barriers for the cloud SLA adoption Aimilia Bantouna (University of Piraeus & Telecommunication Networks and integrated Services Laboratory, Greece); Leonidas Kanellos and Panagiotis Demestichas (University of Piraeus, Greece); Daniel Field and Oliver Barreto (ATOS, Spain); Dimosthenis Kyriazis (National Technical University of Athens, Greece); Emmanuel Protonotarios (Telecommunications Laboratory, Greece); Theodora Varvarigou (National Technical University of Athens, Greece); Debora Stella and Gianmarco Rinaldi (Birds&Birds, Italy); Breda Beyer and David Bicket (Cloud Industry Forum (CIF), United Kingdom)

P19 - Energy and spectrum trade-off for uncoded MQAM in energy constrained system Randa Jaouadi and Guillaume Andrieux (University of Nantes, France); Jean-Yves Baudais (CNRS, France); Jean Francois Diouris (University of Nantes, France)

P20 - ToMaTo - A flexible topology-oriented networking testbed Dennis Schwerdel and Paul Müller (University of Kaiserslautern, Germany)

P21 - SDN/NFV supported QoE Management (SDN/NFV- ISAAR) Marcus Eckert and Thomas Martin Knoll (Chemnitz University of Technology, Germany)

P22 - Disruptive Radio Interface Proof of Concept for Satellite Access Network Rosalba Suffritti and Niccoló Privitera (Mavigex, Italy)

P23 - Design of a VANET Testbed based on Cloud Computing Thouraya Hajji and Bargaoui Hichem (ESPRIT, Tunisia)

P24 - Subarray Grouping Based on Antenna Correlation in Computationally Efficient Multiuser MIMO Design Tetsuki Taniguchi (University of Electro-Communications, Japan); Yoshio Karasawa (The University of Electro-Commu- nications, Japan)

P25 - Reach Extension of an IR-UWB over Fiber System via OOK Randomization and SOA Amplification Haidar Taki (Faculty of Sciences I, Lebanese University, Lebanon); Stéphane Azou (CNRS/Lab-STICC & Ecole Nationale d’Ingénieurs de Brest (ENIB), France); Ali Hamie (Arts Sciences & Technology University in Lebanon (AUL), Lebanon); Ali Al Housseini (Lebanese University-Liban, Lebanon); Ali Alaeddine (Lebanese University - Hadath - Lebanon, Lebanon); Ammar Sharaiha (ENIB, France)

P26 - mmWave MIMO Channel Sounding for 5G - Technical Challenges and Prototype System Hervé Oudin (Keysight Technologies, France)

P27 - Experimental Testbed for Non-Orthogonal Multicarrier Transmission in Satellite Communi- cation Systems Johannes Dommel (Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute, Germany)

P28 - MPTCP-based Intelligent Gateways for integrated satellite and terrestrial access networks Luc Ottavj and Emmanuel Duros (OneAccess Networks, France); Javier Perez-Trufero (Avanti Communications, United Kingdom); Christian Niephaus (Fraunhofer Gesellschaft, Germany)

P29 - Shared Access Terrestrial-Satellite Backhaul Network enabled by Smart Antennas: SANSA Xavier Artiga (Centre tecnològic de Telecomunicacions de Catalunya (CTTC), Spain); Ana Pérez-Neira (Centre Tecnolo- gic de Telecomunicacions de Catalunya Castelldefels, Spain)

P30 - Real-time MIMO channel Sounder based on a highly flexible Software Architecture Pierre Laly (University of Lille, France); Emmeric Tanghe (Ghent University, Belgium); Davy P Gaillot (University of Lille 1, France); Eric P. Simon (University of Lille, France); Wout Joseph (Ghent University/iMinds, Belgium); Martine Liénard (University of Lille, France); Luc Martens (Ghent University, Belgium)

P31 - iCIRRUS: intelligent Converged network conso- lidating Radio and optical access aRound USer equipment Nathan J Gomes and Huiling Zhu (University of Kent, United Kingdom); Philippos Assimakopoulos (University of Kent & Communications Research group, United Kingdom); Anthony Magee (ADVA Optical Networking, United Kingdom); Volker Jungnickel (Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute & Technische Universität Berlin, Germany); Michael Parker and Chathura Sarathchandra Magurawalage (University of Essex, United Kingdom)

P32 - Over-the-air demonstration for RRH-based LTE access with the use of parasitic antenna arrays Dimitrios Ntaikos, Bobby Gizas and Constantinos B. Papadias (Athens Information Technology, Greece); Laurent Roullet and Francois Taburet (Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs, France)

P33 - m-QoS and m-QoE for Medical Video Streaming over 4G and Beyond Smallcells Ikram Rehman and Nada Y Philip (Kingston University, United Kingdom)

P34 - Performance Analysis of DCO-OFDM Systems in the Presence of Realistic Indoor Visible Light Channels Anil Yesilkaya and Huseyin Alsan (Kadir Has University, Turkey); Farshad Miramirkhani (Özyeńin University, Turkey); Erdal Panayirci and Habib Senol (Kadir Has University, Turkey); Murat Uysal (Ozyegin University, Turkey)

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ACROSS:Virtualization of hard- and software (e.g. SaaS, IaaS) and the recent emergence of advanced cloud concepts like cloud brokerage, cloud migration, cloud-bursting and cloud-bridging, opens up nearly unbounded possibilities for the creation and implementation of new and innovative services. A fundamental characteristic is that services combine and integrate functionalities of other services. A challenging factor in service reliability and quality provisioning here is the highly dynamic nature, imposing a high degree of uncertainty in many respects (e.g., in terms of number and diversity of the service offerings, the system load of services suddenly jumping to temporary overload, demand for cloud resources, etc.). This raises the urgent need for online control methods with self-learning capabilities that quickly adapt to - or even anticipate to - changing circumstances. The workshop addresses fundamental scientific challenges for autonomous, quality-based control in such complex service environments driven and enabled by advanced virtualization and cloud concepts. Particular focus will be on: (i) methods and algorithms for quality-driven autonomous control of advanced cloud infrastructures and services, (ii) concepts and methods for QoS/QoE monitoring and prediction (as a crucial element for quality-driven autonomous control), and (iii) pricing and competition in the future cloud ecosystem. See also: European COST Action ACROSS “Autonomous Control of Advanced Cloud Infrastructures and Services” (http://www.cost-across.nl/).

CLEEN2015:This workshop explores novel concepts to allow for flexibly centralised radio access networks using cloud-processing based on open IT platforms, to allow for a high quality of experience for mobile access to cloud-processing resources and services, and to allow a future network evolution focused on energy efficiency and cost-effectiveness. In fact, all future innovative network solutions will be conceived and deployed with a long term perspective of sustainability, both in terms of energy consumption of mobile network (and related interoperability with terminals) and cost efficiency of the different deployment and management options. This requires new concepts for the design, operation, and optimization of radio access networks, backhaul networks, operation and management algorithms, and architectural elements, tightly integrating mobile networks and cloud-processing. This workshop will cover technologies across PHY, MAC, and network layer, it covers technologies which translate the cloud-paradigm to the radio access and backhaul network, and analyse all the network evolutions from the energy efficiency perspective. It will study the requirements, constraints, and impli-cations for mobile communication networks, and also potential relationship with the offered service, both, from an academic and industrial point of view. See also: CLEEN2015 website (www.ict-ijoin.eu/cleen2015).

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09.15 - 10.00 Paths into the Cloud: A Mobile Networks Perspective Michael Jarschel, Nokia, Germany

10.00 - 10.30 Dynamic QoS Control for Cloud Services Orchestration Rob van der Mei , CWI / VU University Amsterdam, The Netherlands

10.30 - 11.00 COFFEE BREAK

11.00 - 11.30 Non-Cooperative Computation Offloading in Mobile Cloud Computing Valeria Cardellini, University of Roma “Tor Vergata”, Italy

11.30 - 12.00 Interoperable Data Management Approaches for Cloud and Mobile Computing Attila Kertesz, University of Szeged, Hungary

12.00 - 12.30 Towards a Fluid Cloud. an Extension of the Cloud into the Local Network Steven Latré, University of Antwerp, Germany

12.30 - 14.00 LUNCH BREAK

14.00 - 14.10 Welcome by workshop chair

14.10 - 14.50 Invited talk (iJOIN project): “Fronthaul and Backhaul Requirements of Flexible Centralization in Cloud Radio Access Networks” Jens Bartelt, Technical University of Dresden, Germany

14.50 - 15.30 invited talk (TROPIC project): “Edge-cloud architecture and solutions for mobile computing offloading” Josep Vidal, Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya, Spain


16.00 - 16.40 invited talk (CROWD project): “Energy efficiency in very dense wireless networks through opportunistic radio resource utilization” Vincenzo Mancuso, IMDEA Network, Spain

16.30 - 17.30 FINAL JOINT PANEL (CLEEN2015 + ACROSS).

Moderator: Emilio Calvanese, CEA Leti, France Panelists: Jens Bartelt, iJOIN project, Technical University of Dresden, Germany Josep Vidal, TROPIC project, Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya, Spain Vincenzo Mancuso, CROWD project, IMDEA, Spain Hans van den Berg, ACROSS project, University of Twente, The Netherlands

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EMILIO CALVANESE STRINATICEA-LETI, FRANCE

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WORKSHOP ORGANIZERS:INGRID MOERMANIMINDS, BELGIUM

TIMUR FRIEDMANUNIVERSITÉ PIERRE ET MARIE CURIE, FRANCE

JACQUES MAGENINTERINNOV, FRANCE

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09.00 - 12.00 FIRE AND 5G - THE WAY BEYOND

09.00 - 09.15 Welcome and introduction; presentation of the workshop Ingrid Moerman, iMinds, Belgium - CREW/WISHFUL

09.15 - 09.45 5G Experimental Facilities in Europe - The NetWorld2020 White Paper Antonio Manzalini, Telecom, Italia Roberto Verdone, University of Bologna, Italy NetWorld2020 Expert Group, editors of the white paper

09.45 - 10.00 FIRE portfolio: the current status Hans Schaffers, AaltO University, Finland - AmpliFIRE

10.00 - 10.30 Federating FIRE facilities, a step towards 5G testing? Piet Demeester, iMinds, Belgium - Fed4FIRE


11.00 - 11.15 OneLab Timur Friedman, OneLab Executive Director, France Introduction to OneLab and Industrial Innovation capabilities on experimental platforms

11.15 - 11.45 FIRE+ and the 5G PPP: how to converge? Jacques Magen, Interinnov, France AmpliFIRE and 5G infrastructure Association Didier Bourse, Alcatel-Lucent, France 5G Infrastructure Association

11.45 - 12.30 Panel session (including Qs & As with the audience): FIRE and 5G, the way beyond - what shall we do next and how shall we proceed? (Representatives from AmpliFIRE, Fed4FIRE, CREW, WiSHFUL, EuWIn, 5G PPP, EC Network Technologies Unit, EC Experimental Platforms Unit) Representatives from AmpliFIRE, Fed4FIRE, CREW/ WiSHFUL, EuWIn, 5G PPP, EC Network Technologies Unit, EC Experimental Platforms Unit)


14.00 - 17.30 ENABLING INTELLIGENCE IN HETEROGENEOUS WIRELESS NETWORKS

14.00 - 14.15 Challenges in wireless networks Mikolaj Chwalisz, TU Berlin, Germany - CREW

14.15 - 14.30 Concrete problems/cases Robin Leblon, nCentric, Belgium

14.30 - 14.45 Solutions for these challenges Ingrid Moerman, iMinds, Belgium - WiSHFUL

14.45 - 15.00 Intelligence for wireless networks Nicholas Kaminski, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland

15.00 - 15.30 Machine learning for wireless networks Eric Moulines, ParisTech, France


16.00 - 16.30 Distributed artificial intelligence for wireless networks David Grace, Univeristy of York, UK

16.30 - 17.30 OneLab hands-on tutorial Timur Friedman OneLab Executive Director, France

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MONDAY, 29 JUNE 2015 09:00-17:30 ROOM 4

WORKSHOP ORGANIZERS:

ISABELLE BUCAILLETHALES COMMUNICATIONS AND SECURITY, FRANCE

TINKU RASHEEDCREATE-NET, ITALY

MAURIZIO CASONIUNIVERSITY OF MODENA E REGGIO EMILIA, ITALY

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14.00 - 15.30 Panel session on Public Safety in 5G Moderator: I. Bucaille, Thales, France Panel Participants: Keynote speaker + project presenters 15.30 - 16.00 COFFEE BREAK 16.00 - 17.00 Paper Session 1 Chair. Maurizio Casoni, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy 16.00 - 16.20 Business Models for future broadband PPDR networks H. Gierszal, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland, K. Pawlina, P. Tyczka, K.Romanowski ITTI, Poland, D. Lavaux, Thales Communications & Security, France, Ch. Katsigiannis, Exus, Greece 16.20 - 16.40 Analysis of PPDR Radio Spectrum Requirements J. Burns, Plum Consulting, U.K. 16.40 - 17.00 Local Positioning System for first responders N. Joram, J. Wagner, T.U.Dresden, T.U. Dresden, Germany 17.00 - 17.40 Paper Session 2 Chair. Isabelle Bucaille 17.00 - 17.20 Case-Based Cognitive Cellular Systems for Temporary Events D. Grace, N. Morozs, Uni. Of York, U.K. 17.20 - 17.40 Cognitive Relaying for Airborne LTE Emergency Networks S. Chandrasekharan, S. Kandeepan, RMIT University, Australia

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Abstract:The advent of Network Function Virtualization (NFV), based on emerging resource and service virtualization technologies enables the dynamic deployment and management of virtualized network functions (VNFs) within the network infrastructure. Moreover, the logical centralization of the network control plane, separating it from the dataplane, achieved via Software Defined Networking (SDN), allows for greater network pro-grammability and dynamicity. In this context, major European research initiatives are delving into the aspects of network service virtualization and programmability, aiming at significant cost efficiency, introduction of new services and transformation of the networking market. A research ecosystem of horizontal and vertical R&D actions is being formed, which examines the impact and the capabilities of virtualization and program-mability across all networking domains: from core to edge and access, from wired/optical to wireless, cellular and also satellite. This workshop aims at reinforcing this European research ecosystem by strengthening the liaison between the participating projects, facilitating the exchange of ideas and helping each research group to take advantage of the results produced by other projects, improving focus of innova-tion and aligning towards common goals and milestones, thus maximizing the overall impact. The workshop will be of private nature, aiming in extending collaborations and paving common exploitation strategies.

Participating projects: FP7-T-NOVA: Network Functions as-a-Service over Virtualized Infrastructures homepage: http://t-nova.eu

FP7-UNIFY: Unifying cloud and carrier networks homepage: https://www.fp7-unify.eu

FP7-NETIDE: An integrated development of environment for portable network applications : http://www.netide.eu

FP7-MCN: Mobile Cloud Networking homepage: http://www.mobile-cloud-networking.eu/site/

H2020 VITAL: VIrtualized hybrid satellite-TerrestriAl systems for resilient and fLexible future networks

H2020 ACINO: Application Centric IP/Optical Network Orchestration homepage: http://www.acino.eu

FP7-FLAMINGO: NoE on Network and Service Management http://www.fp7-flamingo.eu

H2020-5Gx: 5G exchange starting 1 October 2015

H2020-SESAME: Small Cells coordination for Multi-tenancy and Edge services - starting 1 July 2015

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09.00 - 09.40 MCN: Mobile Cloud Networking Thomas Bonhert, ZHAW, Switzerland

09.40 - 10.30 NETIDE: An integrated development of environment for portable network applications Pedro A. Aranda Gutierrez, Telefonica, Spain


11.00 - 11.40 T-NOVA: Network Functions as-a-Service over Vitualized Infrastuctures George Xilouris, NCRS Demokritos, Greece

11.40 - 12.30 UNIFY: Unifying world and carrier networks Robert Szabo networks, Ericsson, Hungary


14.00 - 14.30 FLAMINGO: NoE on Network and service Management •BenefitofNFV-basedMultimedia Delivery •ManagementandControl functionality in Software Defined Networks Filip De Turck, iMinds, Belgium

14.30 - 17.30 SESSION 2: H2020 PROJECTS (STARTED OR ABOUT TO START)

14.30 - 14.50 VITAL: Virtualized hybrid satellite-Terre- trial systems for resilient and flexible future Networks Tinku Rasheed, Create-Net, Italy

14.50 - 15.10 ACINO: Application Centric IP/Optical Network Orchestration Domenico Siracusa, Create-Net, Italy

15.10 - 15.30 SESAME: Small Cells Coordination for Multi-tenancy and Edge services Ioannis Giannoulakis, NCSR Demokritos, Greece


16.00 - 16.15 5Gx: 5G Exchange Robert Szabo networks, Ericsson, Hungary

16.15 - 17.20 Break out Session (private). Investigation for collaboration areas Topics • Orchestration and Programmability • Infrastructure Virtualization and Management

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MONDAY, 29 JUNE 2015 09:00-12:30 ROOM 10


CHRISTOS POLITISKINGSTON UNIVERSITY LONDON, UK

NIGEL JEFFERIESHUAWEI, UK

PANAGIOTIS DEMESTICHASUNIVERSITY OF PIRAEUS, GREECE

09.00 - 09.15 Introduction Christos Politis, Kingston University London, UK

09.15 - 09.30 WWRF Overview Nigel Jefferies, Huawei, UK

09.30 - 10.00 US Efforts towards 5G. Doug Sicker, Carnegie Mellon University, USA

10.00 - 10.30 Can the Law Keep Up with Technology... The Social Challenge of 5G Barbara Pierscionek, Kingston University London, UK


11.00 - 11.30 5G Vision for Future Networks From Use Cases to Implementation Hamid R Falaki, Digital Catapult, UK

11.30 - 12.30 Panel - 5G, Business Opportunities and the WWRF Chair: Panagiotis Demestichas, University of Piraeus, Greece Panelists: 5G Accelerators and Application in e-Agriculture, George Kormentzas, GAIA Epicheirein, Greece. 5G in EC, Bernard Barani, European Commission, Belgium. Business Applications under 5G, Kostas Danas, Kingston University London, UK. WWRF on 5G, Angela Alexiou, University of Piraeus, Greece.

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MONDAY, 29 JUNE 2015 09:00-12:30 ROOM 11


DR. ELIAS TRAGOS FORTH-ICS, RERUM

DR. CHARALAMPOS DOUKAS CREATE-NET, COMPOSE

PROF. DR. PETER LANGENDÖRFER IHP, SMARTIE

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09.00 - 09.10 Welcome and introduction to the workshop Elias Tragos, FORTH-ICS, Greece, Charalampos Doukas, CREATE-NET, Greece, Peter Langendörfer, IHP, Germany

09.10 - 09.25 Security and Privacy in the IoT Location Privacy and Lightweight Security J.-M. Bohli, Germany, A. Soijka-Piotrowska, Peter Langendörfer, IHP, Germany

09.25 - 09.40 A Data-Centric Security Framework for the IoT Daniel Schreckling, Germany, Juan David Parra, Joachim Posegga, Charalampos Doukas, CREATE-NET, Greece

09.40 - 10.00 Fostering active citizenship without privacy infringement. the ALMANAC use case. Claudio Pastrone, Italy

10.00 - 10.15 The e-balance Security Solution for the Smart Grid Krzysztof Piotrowski, Wojciech Ciemniewski, Daniel Garrido, Spain, Juan Jacobo Peralta Escalante

10.15 - 10.30 Evaluating the trustworthiness of nearby IoT devices Pavlos Charalampides, Alexandros Fragkiadakis and Elias Tragos, FORTH-ICS, Greece


11.00 - 11.30 Privacy and data protection challenges in smart city applications Marit Hansen, Germany

11.30 - 12.30 Panel discussion Marit Hansen, Claudio Pastrone, Elias Tragos, Charalampos Doukas, J.-M. Bohli

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MONDAY, 29 JUNE 2015 09:00-12:30 ROOM 8

GENERAL CHAIRS: CO-CHAIRS:

THIERRY KLEINBELL LABS, USA

DOMINIQUE CHIARONI BELL LABS, FRANCE

PROF. LARS DITTMANN DTU-COM, DENMARK

DR. AZEDDINE GATI ORANGE LABS, FRANCE

9.00 – 10.30 Overview of Latest GreenTouch Research Results and Technology Portfolio and Future Perspectives Session Chair: Dr. Thierry Klein, Bell Labs, USA

9h00 - 9h30 GreenTouch: The Road to 1000x Improvement in Energy Efficiency Dr. Thierry Klein, Bell Labs, USA

9.30 - 9.45 GreenTouch Energy Efficient Architecture for Optical Access Networks Dr. Sofie Lambert, IMEC, Belgium

9.45 - 10.00 Virtual Home Gateways for Large Scale Energy Efficiency Dr. Laurent Lefevre, INRIA, France

10.00 - 10.15 GreenTouch Core Network Energy Efficiency Improvement Measures Prof. Jaafar Elmirghani, University of Leeds, UK

10.15 – 10.30 Focusing Antennas for 5G Green Networks in Challenging Scenarios Dr. Dinh-Thuy Phan-Huy, Orange Labs Research, France


11.00 - 12.30 SESSION 2 CHAIR: DOMINIQUE CHIARONI (BELL LABS, FRANCE)

11.00 - 11.10 Global approach and directions for a sustainable ICT Dominique Chiaroni, Bell Labs, France

11.10 - 11.25 Providing and orchestrating flexible DataCenterNetworks (DCNs) Prof. Lars Dittmann, Head of communication technology section Technical University of Denmark, DTU, Denmark

11.25 - 11.40 SDN-enabled optical circuit switching for efficient and scalable datacenter networks Dr. Nick Parsons, Polatis Ltd, UK

11.40 -11.55 Large-scale InP switches for optical packet switching Dr. Ripalta Stabile, TUE, The Netherlands

11.55 - 12.10 Green solutions for data centers: Direct Detection versus Coherent Prof. Huug de Waardt, Jarek Turkiewicz and Chigo Okonkwo, Tu/e, The Netherlands

12.10 - 12.30 Round table Session Chairs: Dr. Thierry Klein, Bell Labs USA & Dominique Chiaroni, Bell Labs, France Panelists: Prof. Lars Dittmann, DTU-FOTONIK Denmark), Prof. Jaafar Elmirghanl, University of Leeds, UK, Dr. Nick Parsons (Polatis Ldt, UK), Dr. Ripalta Stabile, TUE, The Netherlands, Prof. Huug de Waardt, TUE, The Netherlands, Dominique Chiaron, Bell Labs, France

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PROF. JAAFAR ELMIRGHANI UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS, UK

PROF. KEVIN WILLIAMS TUE, THE NETHERLANDS

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Abstract:Massive MIMO opens up a new dimension of wireless communications by using an excess of base-station antennas, relative to the number of active terminals. The technique allows for very efficient spatial multiplexing, attainable using linear processing in a time-division duplex mode. The concept through the excess of antennas brings about radical improvements in both energy and spectral efficiencies. In recent years, there has been substantial theoretical progress and the research community, as well as industry, has largely reached consensus that Massive MIMO will play a major practical role in the near future, influencing several communications standards. However, before we are ready to standardize and deploy Massive MIMO in practice, many important aspects still have to be addressed. Recently, major progress has been made towards a real and attractive implementation of Massive MIMO. Remarkably, real-life proof of concept has been realized in the effectively equipped test-bed (at the university of Lund), confirming the potential exceptional value of this technology for future (5G) networks. This workshop will bring participants up-to-date on Massive MIMO, from the theory to the actual status of the technology and proof of concept, brought by leading experts in this specific domain.

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LIESBET VAN DER PERRE IMEC AND KU LEUVEN, BELGIUM

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14.00 - 14.05 Welcome and introduction to the program Liesbet Van der Perre, imec and KU Leuven, Belgium

14.05 - 14.40 Keynote: Bringing Massive MIMO to reality Hugo Tullberg, Ericsson, Sweden

14.40 - 17.00 SESSION: FROM FASCINATING THEORY TO AMAZING PROOF OF CONCEPT AND ATTRACTIVE TECHNOLOGY 14.40 - 15.10 Massive MIMO fascinating theory: fundaments, modulations and (pre)coding Mérouane Debbah, Centrale-Supélec, France

15.10 - 15.30 Characterizing the channel: measurements and models. André Bourdoux, on behalf of the MAMMOET consortium


16.00 - 16.30 Complexity assessment: keeping the Massive MIMO low power promise Claude Desset, imec, Belgium

16.30 - 17.00 Massive MIMO in Practice: From proof-of-concept to implementation efficiency Liang Liu, ULund, Sweden

17.00 - 17.30 Panel session - Massive MIMO: a technology urgently to be standardized. Panel moderator: Liesbet Van der Perre (imec), Scientific lead MAMMOET project Panelists: Hugo Tullberg, Ericsson, Sweden, Mérouane Debbah, Centrale-Supélec, France, Liang Liu (ULund), Sweden,

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Abstract:5G is not just an evolution of 4G as previous generations of wireless communications have been. 5G defines a new world where high capacity mobile broadband is a reality. In this world, architecture, technology, management have to work together to deliver a networked society in which every person and every industry is empowered to reach their full potential. Technology wise we are speaking of at least 5 times more backhaul capacity than networks being deployed with LTE and LTE-advanced. This might force us to look for different back/front-haul solutions because current ones will not scale up. What are these solutions? The best answer is at guess. In the workshop we will try to give an insight into 5G and how could we build up future solutions for the new digital era where internet is no longer reserved to the sight but it also reaches the touch.This proposed workshop is under the COCONUT FP7 project that is developing low cost coherent transceivers to enable a 6.25GHz grid. The project has now entered the third year with very good marks from the EU office. Specifically the reviewers were impressed by the amount of tech-nical publications (25) in leading conferences and journals. We will hear how photonics can enable radio beamforming, the need for fronthaul for enabling MIMO and distributed radioheads, for example. Also champions of the optical fonthaul studies in standardization bodies will tell us about their views regarding optical back/font-haul of 5G networks and evolution from 4G. We do not pretend to solve the 5G paradigm, we just want to add our grain of sand and perhaps to agree on the further steps to enable a 5G networked society.

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DR. GEMMA VALL-LLOSERAERICSSON AB, SWEDEN

14.00 - 14.05 Welcome and introduction

14.05 - 14.30 Optical beamforming: enabler for high bandwidth demanding 5G services Antonio D’Errico, Ericsson, Italy.

14.30 - 15.00 Trends in optical x-haul for 4G and 5G mobile networks Thomas Pfeiffer, Alacatel-Lucent, Germany

15.00 - 15.30 Front Haul networks: Supply and demand Frank Effenberger, Huawei Technologies, USA.

15:30 - 16:00 COFFEE BREAK

16.00 - 16.30 Unified network architecture integrating back/front-hauling with fixed access Stephane Gosselin, Orange Labs, France

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MONDAY, 29 JUNE 2015 14:00-17:30 ROOM 10


PAULO MARQUES AND JONATHAN RODRIGUEZ INSTITUTO DE TELECOMUNICAÇÕES, PORTUGAL

DOMINIQUE NOGUET CEA-LETI, FRANCE

DIONYSIA TRIANTAFYLLOPOULOUAND KLAUS MOESSNER UNIVERSITY OF SURREY, UK

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14.00 - 14.10 Welcome address Paulo Marques, Instituto de Telecomunicações, FP7 CRS-i project, Bernard Barani, European Commission, Belgium

14.10 - 14.30 CRS-i keynote speaker Trends on wireless technology and radio spectrum management in the US Jon Peha, Full Professor at Carnegie Mellon University, former FCC Chief Technologist, USA

14.30 - 15.30 SESSION 1. RAS CLUSTER INNOVATIONS ON THE PHY LAYER

14.30 - 14.45 SOLDER: Spectrum overlay through aggregation of heterogeneous dispersed bands Fotis Foukulas, I.S.I, Greece

14.45 - 15.00 MiWAVES and E3NETWORK: Millimeter-Wave Small Cell Access and Backhauling Laurent Dussop, CEA-LETI, France Igone Vélez, CEIT, Spain

15.00 - 15.15 MAMMOET: Massive MIMO for efficient transmission Liesbet Vander Perre, IMEC, Belgium

15.15 - 15.30 PHYLAWS: Physical layer wireless security François Delaveau, Thales,France


16.00 - 17.00 SESSION 2. RAS CLUSTER INNOVATIONS ON THE NETWORK ARCHITECTURE

16.00 - 16.15 NEWCOM#: Network of Excellence in Wireless Communications Jossy Sayir, University of Cambridge, UK

16.15 - 16.30 DIWINE: Dense Cooperative Wireless Cloud Network Stojan Denic, Toshiba Research Europe Ltd, UK

16.30 - 16.45 RESCUE: Links-on-the-fly technology for robust, efficient and smart communication in unpredictable environments Hicham Khalife, Thales, France

16.45 - 17.00 SEMAFOUR: Self-Management for Unified Heterogeneous Radio Access Networks Colin Willcock, NOKIA, Germany

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The importance of this concept has been already indirectly proved by several tutorials offered on significant conferences in the recent years. Following that direction in this tutorial we would like to concentrate on the specific aspects related to the small-cell networks in the context of future wireless communications systems. Particularly the problems of efficient backhauling, traffic offloading and application of support tools for coexistence improvement, such as the Radio Environmental Maps will be discussed.

The tutorial will consist of two main parts: in the first one the introductory illustration of the small-cell networks will be presented, focusing on the architectural aspects, key problem and challenges related to the practical deployment of the small cells. The role of that part is to overview and to organize the fundamental information in the field and to highlight the potential of the application of small cells in 5G networks. In the second part, which constitutes the main contribution of this tutorial, the three selected areas related to small cells deployment will be analyzed in details. The talk will concentrate on the backhauling issues, where the pros and cons of the possible exiting solutions will be presented. This will be followed by the detailed discussion on the possible traffic offloading schemes as the example of direct coexistence between cellular and WiFi networks. Finally, the authors’ vision on the possible deployment of dedicated databases (or rather Radio Environment Maps) for efficient enabling of coexistence between various network types in the context of small cells will be analyzed.

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Abstract:This tutorial covers the recent trends and challenges on Energy Management for 5G networks, with special focus on self-sustainable systems and energy recycling strategies. The tutorial gives comprehensive coverage of state-of-the-art technologies and their application to the future generation of wireless networks. The tutorial is organized in 4 parts. Part 1 presents an overview on the energy management in 5G. Part 2 introduces the wireless energy transfer techniques. Part 3 focuses on wireless powered network architectures, designs and protocols. Part 4 illustrates case studies of self-sustainable systems and energy recycling strategies. The content is as follows:

Moving toward Green 5G Networks • Significance of Energy efficiency in mobile networks • Energy Harvesting techniques

Wireless Energy transfer (WET): introduction • Historical and technical introduction to WET • Circuit design and practical challenges for WET

Wireless powered networks (WPN) • Paradigms and design of WPN • Protocols for WPN (MAC, Routing)

Self-sustainable systems and energy recycling strategies • Self-sustainable transmissions: the case of OFDM • Energy recycling strategies: case studies

JORDI PEREZ-ROMEROCTTC, SPAIN

ADRIAN KLIKSPOZNAN UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, POLAND

MARCO MASO HUAWEI, FRANCE

KAMEL TURKIHUAWEI, FRANCE

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BERNARD BARANIEUROPEAN COMMISSION, BELGIUM

THIBAUT KLEINEREUROPEAN COMMISSION, BELGIUM

JEAN-SEBASTIEN BEDO5G PPPFRANCE

LATEST NEWS FROM NETWORK TECHNOLOGIES: ICT 14 IMPLEMENTATION AND CLUSTER RESTRUCTURING

STATUS UPDATE ON THE 5G PPP COLLABORATION AGREEMENT AND FUTURE WORK

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The motivation of this ex-hibition is to raise aware-ness of the research out-comes of the BATS project looking at the next genera-tion of satellite broadband

communications systems and service delivery models. The exhibition will focus on the integration of satellite and terrestrial communication systems.In addition, Multi-Carrier (MC) techniques are currently in use in terrestrial systems. OFDM is used in LTE and FBMC is one of the most promising techniques for 5G systems. Considering them for satellite networks pro-mises several benefits. We will be showcasing the performance of FBMC and OFDM over an emulated satellite link.

Demo: This demo will include a set of posters and leaflets capturing some of the key research outcomes of the BATS project (e.g., design of intelligent routing gateways for integration of satellite/terrestrial networks and next generation satellite systems). There will be a video about the BATS concept andproject activities being broadcasted in a monitor. In addition, we will have a live demo/test-bed. The exhibition demo de-monstrates by emulation the feasibility of multi-carrier transmission over satellite and allows to directly comparingspecific Key Performance Indicators of FBMC and OFDM.

HALID HRASNICA,EURESCOM, GERMANY Fed4FIRE is developing a common federation framework for FIRE. This framework is being widely adopted by a large num-ber of experimentation

facility providers and different experimenter communities in the area of Future Internet Research. The framework incorporates state-of-the-art technologies in the areas of experiment life-cycle management, monito-ring and trustworthiness in order to support powerful experiments. The Fed4FIRE project involves over 20 testbeds, distributed within and out-side Europe, and offers experimentation and testing opportunities.

Demo: A live demonstration will show the strengths of the federation of testbeds and international connectivity in action. We will demonstrate an experiment using large amounts of interconnected international (EU and beyond) resources to show what is currently available to experimenters through Fed4FIRE and associated federations with the same APIs and toolset. We target about 1000 resources (physical nodes, virtual ma-chines, layer 2 connections, Openflow switches) on various testbeds.

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DAVID KENNEDY,EURESCOM, GERMANY NetWorld2020 is the Eu-ropean Technology Plat-form for communications networks and services. The 5G Infrastructure As-sociation represents the private side of the 5G Pu-

blic-Private Partnership.Communications networks enable interaction between users of various types of equipment, either mobile or fixed; they are the foundation of the Internet. The NetWorld2020 European Technology Platform gathers players of the communications networks sector: industry leaders, inno-vative SMEs, and leading academic institutions.The concept of holistic 5G networks is so much more comprehensive than any previous network evolution generation as it will fully integrate all network technologies mobile, fixed, satellite, optical etc., into a very dynamic, software enabled, high capacity infrastructure that is capable of supporting massive increases in availability, reliability and throughput while dramatically reducing the energy requirements for the provision of such advanced communications services. The 5G PPP is a set of coordinated projects which is addressing issues related to 5G networks.Demo: Poster exhibition: motivation, objectives of NetWorld2020 and the 5G Infrastructure Association / 5G PPP projects selected for funding. White paper: 5G: Challenges, Priorities and Recommendations; NetWor-ld2020 Strategic Research & Innovation AgendaVideos: • Key aspects of the 5G EU research activities and the Horizon 2020 programme funding opportunities,• The European path towards global next generation communication Networks

GINO CARROZO,NEXTWORKS S.R.L., ITALY FELIX is creating a com-mon control framework where users can request, monitor and manage a slice provisioned over dis-tributed and distant Future Internet experimental faci-

lities in Europe and Japan. FELIX is a joint effort of two independent consortia (i.e. FELIX-EU in Europe, FELIX-JP in Japan), who are federating their SDN and NSI research infrastructures to demonstrate the benefits of a unified and coordinated virtual infrastructure control framework in some challenging use cases of efficient data transmission and migra-tion of computing services and workloads across facilities in the two continents.

Demo: The demo will show in a video the FELIX control framework in action to control SDN and NSI transit network domains when a 4k video content is streamed from Japan/AIST (media producer) to Europe/PSNC (media consumer). The demo will show how the FELIX Control Framework running over multiple FELIX FIRE islands is used to test media streaming boundary conditions (Experiment 1), examine QoE of high quality media streaming over EU-Japan test-bed (Experiment 2) and monitor transmission parameters (Experiment 3).Besides the FELIX Control Framework components and resources, the demo includes also the UltraGrid software (Software for low latency and high-quality video network transmissions”, www.ultragrid.cz), 4k came-ra and projector (for contents production and visualization on big screen) and a Control Panel with network topology and measured parameters.

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FELIX: FEDERATED TEST-BEDS FOR LARGE-SCALE INFRASTRUCTURE EXPERIMENTS BETWEEN EUROPE AND JAPAN

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VINCENT MANCUSO,NETWORKS INSTITUTE, SPAIN

Mobile data traffic and network density are growing exponential-ly. Several algorithms have been proposed to manage such networks and more will soon

come from the 5G PPP. However, validation of algorithms relies typically on simulations and rarely the achieved performance is evaluated for the complete system in a realistic scenario. Especially for LTE-A and newly proposed D2D technologies, service deployment and testing is practi-cally challenging for the lack of affordable tools and flexible hardware. In this framework, we propose an SDN-controlled SDR platform to design and test LTE-A and 802.11 based D2D features with commercial FPGA tools.

Demo: The demo presents a HW/SW platform for designing network services based on SDR and D2D. We use a LabVIEW-based PXI plat-form in which LTE like SISO OFDM PHY and 802.11 PHY are integrated with an open source protocol stack. Such a platform is controlled by using services and SDN APIs developed in CROWD to tame dense and heterogeneous deployment of wireless networks. In particular, the demo shows PHY/MAC cross layer algorithms for increasing spectral efficiency by means of SDR-enabled ABSF interference coordination schemes and D2D mechanisms for channel-opportunistic traffic relay.

KARI RIKKINEN, UNIVERSITY OF OULU, FINLAND

Full-duplex is a funda-mental game changing communication scheme which utilizes the same frequency resources for si-multaneous transmission and reception. Full-duplex

drastically improves the spectral efficiency, increases the radio link ca-pacity and offers new means for flexible use of spectrum. The DUPLO project investigates the main full-duplex bottlenecks and develops new radio transceiver technologies and system level solutions.Demo: The hardware setup demonstrates full-duplex wireless commu-nication between two radio nodes. Each radio node implements full-duplex hardware and software solutions developed in the DUPLO project and illustrates the observed link performance (constellation diagram, EVM) and self-interference cancellation capability. The demo is both operational and interactive; the system configuration and surrounding objects can be changed during operation while monitoring the commu-nication performance and adaptive tuning mechanism.

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LEONARDO BERGESIO, FUNDACIÓ PRIVADA I2CAT, INTERNET I INNOVACIÓA CATALUNYA, SPAIN

RINA is a promising architecture build from first principles and de-parting from the limita-tions from the prevalent

TCP/IP protocol suite. RINA is based on a single repeating layer (called DIF – Distributed IPC Facility) whose functionality can be customized to the layer’s operating environment. PRISTINE, a FP7 project, has developed a Software Development Kit for the open source imple-mentation of RINA called IRATI, in order to allow for the customization of routing, addressing, data transfer, resource allocation and security policies within a DIF; as well as a number of policy targets for two use-cases, i.e., data center networking and distributed cloud.

Demo: This demo will show how a software developer can develop new policies for the RINA implementation, load them in a running stack and configure the right components of the DIF (layer) with the new developed policies. It will also show how RINA network works in practice using developed policies managed via a multi-layer Network Management System that are designed by PRISTINE. A parallel de-monstration will also be present the RINA Simulator as an ideal com-plement to the IRATI open implementation since it allows performing rapid provisioning of new policy ideas at scale.

STAND 06 PROGRAMMABILITY OF NETWORK FUNCTIONS WITHIN THE RECURSIVE INTERNETWORK ACHITECTURE (RINA)

INGRID MOERMAN, IMINDS - GHENT UNIVERSITY, BELGIUM

The ever-increasing num-ber of wireless standards has shown that it is im-possible to design a single protocol that performs op-timally under all circums-

tances, especially considering the wide range of deployment scenarios and unpredictable interference from heterogeneous technologies. To deal with these issues, it is crucial for wireless devices to become more flexible and adapt different protocols based on the environment.In this booth, we will show the capabilities of programmable MAC so-lutions on off-the-shelf hardware. Using the Wireless MAC Processor (WMP) for IEEE 802.11 hardware and SnapMAC for IEEE 802.15.4 hard-ware, we implemented a flexible cross-technology TDMA scheme that can freely switch between legacy and TDMA operation. This flexibility allows us to greatly reduce interference when both technologies share a channel, without compromising the performance of the system.

Demo: WMP and SnapMAC are novel programmable architectures for WiFi resp. ZigBee wireless devices able to support run-time modifica-tions of medium access operations. Hardware agnostic programs are loaded on wireless cards and change the MAC behaviour at runtime. The demo scenario involves the following steps: (1) WiFi detects the presence of ZigBee packets; (2) a TDMA schema is triggered: instead of randomly accessing the channel, each transmitter will limit its transmis-sions to the assigned time slot.The demonstration itself will run live in the iMinds testlab in Gent and use a web-interface showing a live RSSI plot as well as a throughput graph for both technologies (see figures below). Using the controls, it is pos-sible to switch between legacy and TDMA operation as well as modify several parameters.

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The term Network Func-tions Virtualization (NFV) defines the process of

virtualizing network functions such as gateways, proxies, firewalls and transcoders etc., traditionally carried out by specialized hard-ware devices, and migrating those functions to software-based ap-pliances, deployed onto commodity IT infrastructure. NFV along with SDN are one of the most promising paradigms for revolutionising the way in which networks are traditionally managed and controlled. The NFV concept leverages virtualisation technologies that have proven their validity in the IT domain, as well as software-driven network management platforms.

Demo: The T-NOVA demo will showcase:• Platform-Aware VNF Deployment: Exploiting the VNF requirements to identify the appropriate platform-specific resources for its deployment.• T-NOVA Orchestrator base components: utilizing the Orchestrator GUI to instantiate, deploy, and monitor different NFV services. • T-NOVA stakeholders interaction with the Marketplace: User registration, administration, VNF and service composition, SLA template creation, VNF acquisition and trading.

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CHRIS IRONS, COST, BELGIUM COST is the longest-run-ning European intergo-vernmental framework for cooperation in science and technology supporting trans-natio-nal cooperation among researchers, engineers

and scholars across Europe. As a precursor of advanced multidis-ciplinary research, COST plays a very important role in building a European Research Area (ERA).It anticipates and complements the activities of the EU Framework Programmes, constituting a “bridge” towards the scientific commu-nities of COST Inclusiveness Target Countries, and also increases the mobility of researchers across Europe and fosters the establishment of scientific excellence.It aims at guaranteeing a fully open and bottom-up approach through the establishment of a single Scientific Committee and a renewed evaluation and selection procedure aiming at identifying breakthrough ideas and favouring interdisciplinary and multidisci-plinary projects.

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MARKO MÄKELÄINEN, CENTRE FOR WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS, UNIVERSITY OF OULU, FINLAND Efficiency and flexibility are among the key requirements for Wire-less Sensor and Actuator Networks (WSAN) of Internet of Things (IoT) era. In the demo we present the novel WSAN and IoT platform. The nodes are built by stacking together the hardware modules en-capsulating various peripherals, e.g., power supply sources, pro-cessing units, wireless transceivers, sensors and actuators. Once a node is assembled, the main processing unit (MPU) automati-cally detects the attached modules, configures those, detects and launches possible applications.

Demo: In the demo we will show how one can build a heteroge-neous WSAN featuring nodes of different structures and employing various radio communication technologies using the proposed platform. The WSAN nodes featuring different functionalities will be assembled from the hardware modules. Once a node is powered, it will register in the network and start reporting its data using the available communication mechanisms. The received sensor data will be displayed using GUI application, which will be used also to give commands and change operation of particular modules.

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Converged network in-frastructures are key ele-ments for next genera-tion ubiquitous services. CONTENT focuses on heterogeneous wireless and optical infrastruc-

tures, delivered on demand following the IaaS paradigm. The CONTENT technology platform interconnects geographically distri-buted computational resources to support a variety of cloud and mobile cloud services. The CONTENT services include connectivity of mobile/fixed end-users and IT resources, automatically confi-gured and orchestrated in accordance to the cloud service require-ments exploiting SDN technologies.

Demo: The demo shows the two fundamental phases of CONTENT infrastructure workflows: 1) Integration of wireless and wired optical network domains through cross-domain technology virtualization, implemented by the Infrastructure Management Layer (IML). IML enables the creation of a virtual infrastructure (VI) composed by WiFi and Time-Shared Optical Network resources, 2) The opera-tion of the previously created VI to provide QoS-guaranteed end-to-end connection services, implemented through the VI Control Layer (VICL) used to establish multi-domain connection services for mo-bile Cloud.

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REMCO LITJENS, TNO, THE NETHERLANDS Manual planning and optimization of mobile radio networks as per-formed today is com-plex, costly, slow, and may lead to non-optimal results in particular for

multi-layer/technology environments. The concepts and solutions developed in the SEMAFOUR project enable the network operators to interact with the complex heterogeneous network environment through a unified self-management system, enabling the automated and autonomous configuration, control and operation of the network by means of high-level technical objectives.

Demo: Demonstrated will be SEMAFOUR solutions on: (i) Poli-cy-Based SON (Self Organising Networks) Management, which al-lows the classification of radio cells according to the dynamically varying context, and accordingly configures existing SON functions in line with operator-formulated technical objectives; (ii) novel SON functions for e.g. advanced traffic steering among technology (LTE/Wi-Fi) and cell (macro/micro) layers, dynamic spectrum allocation and active antenna systems; (iii) a Decision Support System that anticipates emerging performance/capacity bottlenecks and ana-lyses suitable network upgrades.

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FRÉDÉRIC GUYARD, ORANGE, FRANCE

Over the last decade, the interest in the Qua-lity of Experience (QoE) seems to have boomed both in the industry and in academia. Despite the growing research activity around end-user quality

perception, QoE remained until recently an ambiguous concept lacking a coherent theoretical basis and commonly accepted de-finitions. The purpose of the QuEEN project was to pave the way towards a commonly accepted framework for addressing QoE. The following points were addressed during the project:• Definition of a clear and unambiguous terminology concerning concepts (services, quality, QoE, etc.) • Definition of a theoretical and abstract model for QoE (the ARCU model) and of an operational and generic abstraction for modeling and estimating QoE (the QoE layered model)• Specification of a software agent implementing the QoE layered model.• Investigation of technical and business opportunities related to QoE evaluation.

Demo: The Quote system (VTT) is a system of benchmarking of QoE for Telemedicine systems. The evaluation of the QoE for medical images is based on especially dedicated full-references and real-times models combined with the QuEEN-agent developed during the project.

CHABRERA VILLARREAL, VILYNX, SPAIN

HIPERMED has deve-loped 8 new products and improved 9 existing products relating medi-cal services based on a common open platform

that offers high-performance low-cost professional telemedicine services and reuse in-home infrastructure in the Professional to Pa-tient scenarios in order to minimize deployment costs. All relevant stakeholders such as doctors, patients, hospital administration, me-dical service operators have been included in the validation process allowing HIPERMED solutions to be widely adopted and more and more medical services and hospitals are taking up the HIPERMED solution mainly in Turkey, France, Poland, Sweden and Spain.

Demo: The HIPERMED-E3 demonstration will show: 1 - A 3D/HD multisite real time remote emergency consultation videoconference between Paris, Poznan University Hospital and Nancy University Hospital with a patient non-transferred follow up during the event. 2 - Video quality estimation of the impact of lossy video compression on the medical usages. 3 - Knee Rehabilitation. 4 - Video Indexing and Summarizing medical usage. 5 - E3 demo improvements on HIPERMED and new e-health solutions.

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MARC BOURGAREL, SYSTEMATIC PARIS-RE-GION, FRANCE

Through its nine Techno-logy Groups, Systematic Paris-Region manages a whole community and deploys its expertise to encourage collaborative

innovation. To date, Systematic Paris-Region has facilitated the de-velopment of nearly 470 R&D projects, representing an overall R&D investment of approximately 2.5 billion euros and a total of 850 mil-lion euros in subsidies from the French State, development agencies (ANR, EUREKA, FEDER, bpifrance) and territorial bodies.

Demo: Systematic Paris-Region’s mission is to develop an eco-system for growth that is conducive to the development of SMEs into middle-market companies (Entreprises de Taille Intermédiaire - ETIs). This ecosystem brings together more than 800 SMEs, accounting for more than 35,000 jobs in the Software, Systems, Optics and Electronics sectors.Systematic Paris-Region is also committed to increasing the attrac-tiveness of the region, the Cluster, its area of specialization and its key players to foreign investors in order to attract skills and compa-nies, encourage and support export initiatives by member SMEs and ensure that the Cluster and its members play a key role in develop-ments at European level.

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HERVÉ OUDIN, KEYSIGHT TECHNOLOGIES, FRANCE 5G Baseband Explora-tion Library: This inno-vative design and simu-lation software solution supports a collection of 5G candidate wave-

forms for orthogonal and non-orthogonal multi-carrier air-interface designs and includes advanced MIMO and beam-forming signal processing. The library also provides transmitter and reference re-ceiver modeling examples including source code that can be easily re-designed to achieve optimal performance for comparison of each of the candidate standards proposals. 5G mmWave MIMO channel sounding solution: Channel measurements (sounding) and modeling are critical for 5G research and subsequent standardization on the air-interface.

Demo: 5G Baseband Exploration Library : A Flexible Testbed for 5G Waveform Generation & Analysis • New waveform techniques & Legacy modulation coexistence testing • MIMO and digital beamforming • Tackling cross domain design challenge • Reusing your Matlab models with SystemVue 2015.01 5G Library. 5G mmWave MIMO channel sounding solution : In this demons-tration, we mainly focus on how to setup mmWave MIMO channel sounding system that fulfill the 6 major technical challenges foresee in 5G as well as focusing on the main channel measurement requi-rements : • The use of mmWave frequency band • The use of ultra-broad bandwidth • The use of massive MIMO. We provide our considerations on how to best address these techni-cal challenges based on the last generation of mmWave/microwave instrumentation, measurement techniques and capabilities.

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HRJEHOR MARK & ALESSIO ZAPPONE, TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITÄT DRESDEN, GERMANY DIWINE considers wire-less communication in a dense relay/node sce-nario where WNC (Wi-reless Network Coding) messages are flooded via

dense massively air-interacting nodes in the self-contained cloud while the PHY air-interface between the terminals (sources/destinations) and the cloud is simple and uniform. A complex infrastructure cloud creates an equivalent air-interface to the terminal, which is as simple as possible. Source and destination air-interfaces are completely blind to the cloud network structure. The cloud has its own self-contained organizing and processing capability.

Demos: TREL#1: This will consist of 6 USRPs in a 2x2x2 configuration carrying wireless sensor data over a bidirectional link. The received sen-sor data, sent from light and heat sensors stored in 3D-printed houses, and a performance comparison with a traditional mesh network will be demonstrated using a GUI. Further, the feedback data may be used to control the lighting and heating condition of the houses. The demonstrator shows the application of Wireless Network Coding to the Smart Meter Network application scenario, and the throughput enhancement/ delay reduction achievable such a dense environment.TREL#2: This will consist of 3+ USRPs showing the capability of the USRPs to track each other’s Carrier Frequency Offset and Timing Offsets converging on globally agreed synchronization configuration. The results will be showed on a GUI.IQU: A laptop with external display showcasing IQU’s SLS, which visua-lizes packet forwarding in complex DIWINE topologies.

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The MiWaveS project plans to demonstrate a high throughput, bidirec-tional real time baseband prototype, capable of pro-cessing GBit/s throughput in real time. This pro-

totyping platform is the core to research beamforming algorithms for mmWave backhaul and access links required for 5G small deployments. Furthermore, the project intends to show a mmWave over the air link integrating components developed by different project partners with the baseband prototyping platform.

Demo: The booth will present the activities carried out in the project MiWaveS (www.miwaves.eu) on millimeter-wave technologies for ac-cess and backhaul communications in 5G wireless mobile networks. MiWaveS is currently the largest European project focused on mm-wave technologies for 5G, an area attracting many interests nowadays in Eu-rope as well as US and Asia. The project will be in its mid-term (01/2014-12/2016) and we will be able to present our first demonstrator of a wireless mm-Wave link at 60 GHz with a high-data rate digital baseband. This demonstration and communication is important at this stage of the project to attract interests and feedbacks from the community.

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STEFANO SEVERI, JACOBS UNIVERSITY BREMEN, GERMANY As the highly automated driving technologies are entering the market, the positioning accu-racy provided by GNSS system is not anymore sufficient for such appli-

cations. In the same time a whole range of new technical solutions is appearing as capable of providing very accurate navigation infor-mation, relying both on on-board sensors (the so called ego positio-ning) and/or on infrastructure communications (V2X technologies). The integration of the aforementioned technical solutions with the traditional GNSS positioning techniques is finally allowing a very accurate (<25 cm) and reliable localization of road vehicles.

Demo: The demo will consists in a set of different prototypes and actual sensors offering a proof of concept of some main commu-nication aspects for Cooperative ITS. A first prototype will provide show how to dynamically ensure communication between mobile vehicles, while a second one will demonstrate the localization capa-bilities of the newest V2V standards and its robustness. A series of video will offer insights on ego positioning technologies and land-mark navigation, reproducing the environment as perceived by the driver of an highly automated car.

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RICHARD WEILER, FRAUNHOFER HHI, GERMANY

Future 5G systems are expected to be densifica-tion of base stations with the usage of heteroge-neous network (HetNet) architecture including traditional macro cells

and a number of small cells. In the MiWEBA project such overlay HetNets are investigated concerning mm-wave backhaul, fronthaul and mm-wave access. This increased network complexity and the multiple available RATs necessitate new planning tools. Furthermore, the deployment of additional small cell base stations also requires a cost and time effective backhaul technology, where wireless links come into play.

Demo: The demo consists of a hardware demo of an electronically steerable mm-wave backhaul link by Intel, a fixed beam mm-wave backhaul link by Fraunhofer HHI & Panasonic and a software demo by Orange showcasing a platform that addresses multi-RAT and mm-wave overlay networks. For the hardware demo, live running links based on integrated CMOS transceivers and a high gain stee-rable Lens Phased Array (LPA), as well as a version with fixed beam with a transmission rate of multiple gigabits per second will be set up. The software demo shows the Green Multi-Technology Enginee-ring software platform that is an extension of a radio engineering tool, integrating multiple technology link adaptation metrics. The platform allows the optimization of base station positions and mo-des of operation based on several criteria.

STAND 24 MIWEBA – TOWARDS MILLIMETER-WAVE 5G NETWORKS – A BACKHAUL AND NETWORK PERSPECTIVE

LUIGI PICARI, UNIVERSITY OF ROME «LA SAPIENZA» - COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENT, ITALY

This demo aims at de-monstrating some of the novel technologies and solutions developed wit-hin the SUNRISE project

to build the future Internet of Underwater Things and to empower sustainable and remotely-operated development and sustainable exploitation of the maritime environment, crucial to our future as a species on this overpopulated planet.SUNRISE is a FP7 ICT FIRE (Fu-ture Internet Research and Experimentation) project funded by the EU Commission that aims at developing five federated underwater communication networks, based on pilot infrastructure already de-signed, built and deployed by consortium partners, in diverse envi-ronments, web-accessible and interfaced with existing FIRE facilities to experiment with Future Internet technologies.

Demo: During the demo the user will interact through the SUNRISE Gate web interface with a testbed composed of static and underwa-ter vehicles. The user will remotely instruct each vehicle on the mo-bility plan to run and will request the collection and visualization in real time of various measurements using the on board sensors. Both SUNSET and DUNE will run in simulation mode, simulating the same exact set-up and user interaction demonstrated during a real in-field experiments conducted in Porto, Portugal, in July 2014. A video will be projected showing the in-field operations of the same instruments and solutions used for the demo.

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DARIO ROSSI, TELECOM PARISTECH, FRANCE

mPlane is a distributed measurement infrastruc-ture to perform pas-sive, active, and hybrid network measurements, continuously or on-de-mand, at a wide variety

of scales, with built-in support for iterative measurement and au-tomated iteration. By enabling pervasive measurement throughout the Internet, the mPlane platform benefits everyone: ISPs get a fine-grained picture of the network status, empowering effective mana-gement and operation. Application providers gain powerful tools for handling performance issues of their application. Regulators and end-users can verify adherence to SLAs, even when these involve many parties. Customers of all kinds can objectively compare network performance, improving competition in the market.

Demos: The demo will be composed of three main parts• Demonstration of the mPlane architecture and protocol: the goal is to demonstrate the approach defined by the mPlane architecture that allows a seamless integration of probes, repositories, and reasoner, orchestrated by a supervisor• Demonstration of a novel methodology to identify and locate IP Any cast addresses using active measurements• Demonstration of a novel content curation approach based on passive observation of traffic

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The HARP project envi-sions overcoming two major limitations of current wireless networks that are:

1 - multiple RF chains in the antenna system (active antennas)2 - centralization of baseband units (CRAN)by combining advantageously two recently emerged technology innova-tions, single RF compact array radiators (antenna arrays with very small inter-element spacing that are fed with only a single RF chain) and intel-ligent usage of shared Ethernet packet based networks instead of costly point-to-point optical links (CPRI).Demo: The demonstration is made of the following elements:- A software LTE eNB, - A fronthauling network based on 10 GbE switches,- A CPRI to Ethernet gateway, - A commercial Remote Radio Head,- An ESPAR antenna, - A commercial LTE receiverControl plane: the ESPAR antenna is controlled by the BBU through a feedback loop from the receiver.Data plane: the BBU IQ samples transit on the Ethernet network, the converter, the CPRI link, the RRH and the antenna.

STAND 25OVER-THE-AIR DEMONSTRATION FOR REMOTE RADIO HEAD (RRH) BASED LTE ACCESS WITH THE USE OF PARASITIC ANTENNA ARRAYS

ANDY EDMONDS, ZURICH UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES, SWITZERLAND

MARIUS CORICI, FRAUNHOFER FOKUS, GERMANY

This demonstration propo-sal is presented on behalf of the EU FP7 Mobile Cloud

Networking consortium. The consortium is a composition of key industrial and academic partners that are a mix of partners with cloud computing and/or networking expertise. MobileCloud Networking (MCN) approach and architecture is demonstrated aiming to show new innovative revenue streams based on new service offerings and the optimisation of CAPEX/OPEX. MCN is based on a service-oriented architecture that delivering end-to-end, composed services using cloud computing and SDN techno-logies. This architecture is NFV compatible but goes beyond NFV to bring new improvements. The demonstration includes real implementations of telco equipment as software and cloud infrastructure, providing a relevant view on how the new virtualised environment will be implemented.

Demo: This demonstration (NET & APS) aims at showing how a on-de-mand cloudified service can be created. This demo service is standards compliant (NFV, OCCI, 3GPP). The scenario will be as following where a tenant requests the instantiation of a composed end-to-end service (RAN, EPC, IMS, DNS, Monitoring & Billing) instance via the dashboard of MCN. During the demo it will be possible to easily change the composition of the service to be created. At the end of the provisioning procedures, the management endpoints will be communicated to the tenant. For exa-mple, the tenant will have the possibility to access the Web frontend of the Home Subscriber Server (HSS) and provision new subscribers. The clients attached to the network will establish a call making use of the IP Multime-dia Subsystem provided by the MVNO. Monitoring as a Service tool provi-ded by the platform will check the current situation of the services. Scaling and a means to benchmark the services will also be demonstrated. At the end of the demonstration it will be possible to billing and disposal of the service and it’s related services.

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YANNICK LE LOUÉDEC & PATRICK TRUONG, ORANGE, FRANCE Content Distribution Ser-vices are booming and they will be responsible for the majority of future Internet traffic. In parallel, Online Social Networks (OSNs) have become

today’s most popular Internet application. The widespread adoption of OSNs has drastically changed the way content is consumed in the Internet, as content consumption is nowadays highly impacted by the information shared by users through OSNs and the popularity of a given content is most often dictated by its “social” success.With such a “social-content revolution”, operators need to evolve and optimize their network to avoid being overwhelmed by the ever growing traffic volumes resulting from this paradigm change. To this aim, the goal of eCOUSIN is to design a novel social-aware network architecture with built-in content dissemination functionalities that exploits the so-cial-content interdependencies to improve its efficiency.

Demo: The demo is composed of 4 use cases: 1 - Content Placement: optimizing content caching by leveraging social information, 2 - Personal Sharing Clouds: easily sharing media content with friends whatever their social networks and with a high degree of data ownership, 3 - Information-Centric Networking: bridging the gap between informa tion-centric usage of the Internet and its communication architecture, 4 - Content Offloading for Mobile Networks: improving resource usage and quality of experience by means of prediction-based resource optimization and content prefetching leveraging social information.

STAND 27 ECOUSIN: ENHANCED CONTENT DISTRIBUTION WITH SOCIAL

ZOLTÁN VINCZE, NOKIA, HUNGARY The Proof-of-Concept (PoC) system used in the demonstration is com-posed of real devices including Nokia’s SON technology, LTE base sta-tions and SAE-GW and Coriant’s 8600 Smart

Routers and SDN controller. Using the PoC it will be showcased how SON for Mobile Backhaul can detect QoE degradation and anomalies in real-time, how it can localize the problem and perform automatic reconfiguration of the end-to-end services to maintain right QoE level.

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LEXNET elaborated a new metric to assess the EMF population exposure due to wire-less communication networks, taking both downlink and uplink components into ac-

count, and considering effective network and user activity. Thus LEX-NET offers an efficient way for manufacturers, operators or regulators to measure real exposure and find strategies to reduce it. LEXNET has designed and is currently experimenting several methodologies to cap-ture the proposed EMF exposure metric, which are mandatory to make the new metric a reality, accepted by stakeholders, and standardized.LEXNET also aims at identifying, evaluating and promoting low-EMF technologies, typically components (e.g. low-noise receiver, highly direc-tive antennas), topologies (e.g. small-cells) and network management techniques (e.g. EMF-aware resource management).

Demo: presentation of LEXNET new EMF metric; proposed assessment methodologies; set of promising technologies evaluated through simula-tion. New exposure measurement methodologies will be demonstrated by: - Web access to live measurements from the smartcity Santander platform (with dosimeters installed in downtown). - Demonstration of EMF measurements by a low-cost dosimeter (possibly completed with a repeater as used in the smart city network - Prototype of an advanced dosimeter to be used for drive-test or body-worn measurements. - Movie on drive-test measurements conducted in Santander. Besides the hard-ware prototype of a small steerable directive

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ISABELLE BUCAILLE, THALES COMMUNI-CATION & SECURITY, FRANCE

ABSOLUTE is a highly ambitious and unique European effort investiga-ting and validating a novel heterogeneous network architecture combining

aerial (tethered balloon), terrestrial and satellite communications links. It provides rapidly deployable, resilient and flexible mobile network, com-prising innovative components, advanced functionalities for broadband applications during large scale emergency recovery or temporary events.ABSOLUTE project will finish at the end of September 2015. All sub-sys-tems have been developed and the EUCNC booth would be a good op-portunity to present each of them and to provide some insights of the system capabilities.

Demos: Four main demonstrations are foreseen:• The first one will illustrate the Portable Land Mobile Unit sub-system. It will be composed of a suitcase having 3G Base station, WiFi access point, Wireless Sensor Network, computing platform etc... Dedicated mobile phones and tablets showing applications developed in the scope of the project will be connected to the PLMU.• The second demonstration will be the LTE platform developed in AB- SOLUTE with Radio Remote head and Baseband components.• The third demonstration area will present the Multi-Mode User Equip- ment developed in ABSOLUTE.• The fourth demonstration will be a video of trails that have been performed with the aerial platform.

STAND 32 ABSOLUTE (AERIAL BASE STATIONS WITH OPPORTUNISTIC LINKS FOR UNEXPECTED &TEMPORARY EVENTS)

RAYMOND KNOPP, EURECOM, FRANCE

The exhibition is orga-nized and supported by the European Laboratory of Wireless Communica-tions for the Future Internet (EuWin) funded by the EC through the Network of Ex-cellence in wireless com-

munications Newcom#. The EuWin facilities are distributed over three sites: at CTTC in Barcelona (Spain), at the University of Bologna (Italy) and at the Eurecom institute in Sophia-Antipolis (France). They are open for access by any scientist worldwide. EuWin is an integrated laboratory able to address, under a common environment, the various topics of wi-reless communication technologies for the future Internet. The laboratory activities aim at creating a new generation of researchers in wireless communications believing in the motto «Fundamental Research Through Experimentation». EuWin addresses topics and techniques related to the systems and networks that will drive the evolution of wireless commu-nications in the years to come: LTE/4G, the Internet of Things, GNSS. Digital signal processing, radio access and network protocol aspects, are studied through the available lab facilities.

Demo: The Bologna IoT demo will access a site in Bologna remotely and demonstrate how sensor network experiments can be controlled from a remote location. EURECOM demo is centered around recent ad-vances in the OpenAirInterface.org (OAI) platform. We will show an exa-mple of the use of OpenAir4G as a fully compliant 4G basestation using commercial terminals. We will also demonstrate how the OAI platform can be used to create so-called Cloud-RAN centralized processing for virtualizing basestations in a server platform.

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LEIF JOHANSSON, NATIONALINSTRUMENTS, FRANCE National Instruments is collaborating with several top researchers focused on wireless research - specifically 5G wireless communications. The gra-

phical system design approach combines NI LabVIEW system design software with software defined radio (SDR) hardware to give researchers the ability to innovate faster. Using this approach engineers can signifi-cantly reduce the time from theory to results by testing their designs in a real-world environment.

Demos: 5G prototyping tools for SDR, with examples for Massive MIMO, mm Wave, Dense Networks and PHY Enhancements

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SmartFIRE project aims in offering a large scale wireless and wired sof-tware defined networking experimental infrastruc-

ture for the evaluation of novel protocols and ideas on state-of-the-art networking technologies. The project is extending existing testbeds with wireless and SDN support, boosting the collaboration between two ma-ture consortia, one from Europe and one from S. Korea, and creating a federated facility that joints the resources of the existing testbeds. The testbeds that are available within SmartFIRE are publicly available 24/7, remotely accessible and provided free-of-charge.

Demos: Our demonstration will consist of two parts; 1 - Demonstrating the tools that are available through SmartFIRE to any experimenter that accesses our testbeds, for efficiently controlling and configuring the SDN and wireless network components and 2 - Showcasing the capabilities of our individual and federated testbeds, by implementing and demonstrating novel use cases that involve mobility and content based communications.

STAND 33SMARTFIRE: TESTBED INNOVATIONS FOR EXPERIMENTING WITH WIRED AND WIRELESS SOFTWARE DEFINED NETWORKS

MARION DUPREZ, ORANGE, FRANCE

These two technologies il-lustrate two very important requirements operators have for 5G: a better en-ergy efficiency and more flexibility in network ser-vices without increasing

the daily management complexity.

Demo: 2 demos will be presented :• One based on time reversal to increase the radio air interface efficiency. It will demonstrate a very high throughput with limited energy consumption thanks to a very directed beam towards a mobile focal point.• One based on Open Daylight and OpenStack and a network services orchestration framework. It will demonstrate the flexibility in terms of resources which can be achieved with these technologies on some home networking use cases.

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DONATOS STAVROPOULOS, UNIVERSITY OF THESSALY, GREECE FLEX project aims in offe-ring a large scale cellular networking experimental infrastructure for the eva-luation of novel protocols and ideas on state-of-the-

art networking technologies. The project is extending existing testbeds with LTE support and is offering two setups; 1) a commercial equip-ment based testbed, for the development of novel services and 2) an open-source setup for the development and evaluation of new protocols, leveraging the LTE protocol stack. The testbeds that are available within FLEX are publicly available 24/7, remotely accessible and provided free-of-charge.

Demos: Our demonstration will consist of two parts;1 - Demonstrating the tools that are available through FLEX to any experimenter that accesses our testbeds, for efficiently controlling and configuring the LTE network components (e.g. LTE base stations, Evolved Packet Core networks) 2 - Showcasing our open source LTE testbed and its capabilities towards enabling the experimental evaluation of potential 5G technologies.

STAND 35 FLEX: OPEN EXPERIMENTAL INFRASTRUCTURE ON LTE AND BEYOND

RICARD VILALTA, CTTC, SPAIN Transport networks include different optical technolo-gies (e.g., flexi-grid, OPS) and heterogeneous control technologies (e.g., Open-Flow -OF-, GMPLS/PCE), which enable flexible and dynamic networking but

also create a multi-domain multi-technology network scenario in order to support end-to-end service provisioning. Such a transport network sce-nario raises challenges for efficient network control and operations. An SDN-enabled virtualization platform that allows abstracting and control-ling a multi-domain multi-technology transport network is able to support rapid deployment of applications and network services and improve ove-rall network operations. The creation and operation of multi-tenant virtual networks also allows better network utilization.

Demo: In this demo, we present the Virtual Network Controller (VNC) and the Multi-domain SDN Orchestrator. The VNC allows the deployment of OF-enabled multi-tenant Virtual Networks (VN). Once a requested VN is deployed, it is controlled with a customer SDN controller. The Multi-do-main SDN Orchestrator is responsible for the provisioning of end-to-end paths across multi-technology network domains. The VNC interacts with the Multi-domain SDN Orchestrator to provision the requested virtual links.

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WEDNESDAY, 1 JULY 2015 20:00 - 23:00

SOCIAL PROGRAM

WELCOME RECEPTION Location: Issy les Moulineaux Congress Center in the exhibition areas •HallMenand,level0 •HallDebussy,level1

Meet your colleagues and socialize with your friends during the “Welcome Reception” in the exhibition areas.Access is free to all registered participants.

GALA DINNER BATEAUX-MOUCHES® CRUISE IN PARIS To know a city’s soul, you have to touch its heart: the river Seine. The «Bateaux-Mouches» recounts this love story to generations of curious passengers, poets, romantics, lovers...Paris gives away its banks and its light golden stones in the way of a diva never tired of glances and applauses. Let yourselves be carried by the scenery and the rhythm of the water, taste authentic flavors imagined by the Chef of the Ba-teaux-Mouches®, cooked onboard by ‘‘les maîtres-coq’’. Precious hours of pleasure with two thousand years of history to witness.Paris is a party, come celebrate it during the EUCNC 2015 Gala Dinner! Board on the JEAN BRUEL, a Bateaux-Mouches Company Boat and live the experience of a private cruise on the Seine, the ultimate experience to discover Paris. The Gala Dinner is included in the Full Registration. It is not included in the Student, Workshops and One day Registrations.

MEETING POINT AT 20:00BATEAUX-MOUCHES® PONT DE L’ALMA PARIS Boarding and landing take place at the Port de la Conférence, Quai n°4 - Pont de l’Alma, on the Rive Droite, in the 8th arrondissement of Paris.

Access: Metro station: Alma Marceau Line 9 / RER station : Pont de l’Alma Line C

20:00 Welcome and boarding20:30 Cruise departure 20:30 Dinner on board22:45 End of the CruiseImportant: the gala dinner invitation will be requested to board the boat.

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GENERAL INFORMATION

Thank you for registering to attend the 24th

European Conference on Networks and Communications. The following information is designed to help you find your way around EUCNC 2015 and to add to your enjoyment of the conference.

Please read this information carefully.

EUCNC CONFERENCE VENUE

Palais des Congrès de Issy-Les-Moulineaux25 avenue Victor Cresson 92130 Issy-les-Moulineaux - FranceThe Palais des Congrès is located in the centre of Issy les Moulineaux, next to the metro sta-tion “Mairie d’Issy. All local amenities may be reached by foot.

TAXI

Alpha Taxis + 33(0)1 45 85 85 85Taxi G7 + 33(0)1 47 39 47 39A taxi station is located at the metro station “Mairie d’Issy”, at 5 minutes walking distance from the Congress Center.

NO SMOKING POLICY

To comply with French law smoking is prohi-bited inside.

LOST-AND-FOUND

Registration Desk will collect the Lost-and Found.

INSURANCE

The Organisers cannot be held responsible for accidents to participants or for damage to orloss of their personal property howsoever caused.

ONSITE REGISTRATION

Conference Registration Desk Opening Times:Monday - Wednesday 08.00 - 18.00Thursday 08.00 - 12.00The Conference Registration Desk is located on the level 0 of the Congress Center.

Name badgesDelegate badges must be worn at all times to gain access to the conference sessions, exhibition and social events. Upon your ar-rival, you must withdraw your badge in the Conference Registration Hall before entering the conference rooms area.

Gala Dinner RegistrationConference delegates who have registered and paid for the conference dinner will be gi-ven a ticket Please bring your ticket with you and show it to the hostesses before boarding.If you have purchased additional gala dinner tickets for Guest person(s), you must collect the extra ticket(s) from the Registration Desk in the Conference Registration Hall

Welcome ReceptionAttendance to the welcome reception is in-cluded in your registration fee - conference

delegates will not be issued a ticket.If you have purchased additional tickets for the welcome reception, for guest person, you must collect the extra ticket(s) from the Re-gistration Desk in the Conference Registration Hall.

CLOAKROOM / LUGGAGES

There are cloakroom facilities inside the Palais des Congrès of Issy Les MoulineauxTo facilitate your arrival and departure direct-ly from the venue, a Lugage Storage area is available inside the venue in to the Conference Registration Hall, exclusively for the use of re-gistered participants of EUCNC 2015. We recommend you to withdrawn your bad-ge first before dropping your luggage. Your badge will be requested when dropping the luggages.Drop of luggages without a badge will be re-fused without any possibility of claim. Computers, devices or valuables objects won’t be accepted.The Organisers cannot be held responsible for damage to or loss of their personal property howsoever caused.

Cloakroom Opening hours:Monday 08.00 - 18.00Tuesday 08.00 - 19.30Wednesday 08.00 - 18.00Thursday 08.00 - 14.00

LUNCH AND COFFEE BREAKS

Standing Buffet Lunchs and Coffee breaks are included in conference registration fees. They will be held in the following exhibition areas: Hall Menand, level 0 and Hall Debussy, level 1

EUCNC 2015 WEBSITE

The EUCNC 2015 website will be updated during the conference with a videoblog containing small interviews to key people attending the conference and with a photo gallery of the event. A webcasting service of the plenary sessions will also be available.

WI-FI

There will be free WIFI access available in the conference venue.Network and login will appeared on the back of your badge

WIFI NETWORK : *EUCNC2015_WIFIWIFI LOGIN: EUCNC2015WIFI PASSWORD: CONFERENCE

SOCIAL MEDIA

There will be several updates along the day with the major highlights of the conference.

https://www.linkedin.com/grp/home?gid=7457059

https://twitter.com/eucnc

https://www.facebook.com/eucnc

CURRENCY & ATM MACHINE

The currency in France is Euros €. The venue does not have an ATM Machine. The nearest one is located in front of the Congress Center at “La poste”.

EUCNC 2015 EXHIBITION

The exhibition will take place in two different areas: Hall Menand Level 0 and Hall Debussy, level 1

Exhibition Opening hours:Tuesday 09.00 - 19.30Wednesday 09.00 - 17.30Thursday 09.00 - 14.00

AUTHOR INFORMATION - IMPORTANT

SPEAKER INFORMATION

• Authors are asked to download directly their presentation with a usk key on the computer of their conference room

• Speakers must upload their presentation to the laptop computer in the session room 15 minutes before the session starts. We recommend that you bring both a PowerPoint and PDF file of your presentation to ensure that there are no problems. Speakers are requested to test the functionality of the presentation be fore the beginning of the session.

• Speakers are not allowed to bring their own laptop computer, avoiding useless time breaks in between papers.

POSTERS

There will be 2 posters sessions: Tuesday 29 June 14.00 - 14.30pm Wednesday 30 June 14.00 - 14.30pmEach posters session will take place in Hall Debussy, level 1. • For the posters session, posters should be set up during the morning coffee breaks of the day you are presenting your poster. • Posters should be set up on the poster board using only dual-face sticking tape or similar tool supplied by the local organization. Staples, pins, screws or any abrasive or perforating hardware are not permitted. Do not write or paint on the poster boards. • Posters should be removed from the boards by the end of the day of your presentation.

TOURISTIC VISIT DESKOpening hours: Monday - Tuesday: 9.00 - 17.00

SEE YOU IN EUCNC 2015!

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PLATINUM PATRON

GOLD PATRONS

Nokia invests in tech-nologies important in a world where billions of devices are connected. We are focused on three businesses : network infrastructure software, hardware and services, which we offer through Nokia Networks; loca-

tion intelligence, which we provide through HERE; and advanced technology development and licensing, which we pursue through Nokia Technologies. Each of these businesses is a leader in its res-pective field.

For nearly 40 years, NI has worked with en-gineers and scientists to provide answers to the most challenging ques-tions. Through these pursuits, NI customers have brought hundreds of thousands of products to market, overcome in-

numerable technological roadblocks, and engineered a better life for us all. If you can turn it on, connect it, drive it, or launch it, chances are NI technology helped make it happen.

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http://www.ni.com

http://www.company.nokia.com

Orange is one of the wor-ld’s leading telecommu-nications operators with sales of 41 billion euros in 2013 and 159,000 employees worldwide at 30 September 2014, including 99,800 em-ployees in France. Pre-sent in 30 countries, the

Group has a total customer base of 240 million customers worldwide at 30 September 2014, including 182 million mobile customers and 16 million fixed broadband customers. Orange is also a leading pro-vider of global IT and telecommunication services to multinational companies, under the brand Orange Business Services.With its industrial project, ‘‘conquests 2015’’, Orange is simul-taneously addressing its employees, customers and shareholders, as well as the society in which the company operates, through a concrete set of action plans. These commitments are expressed through a new vision of human resources for employees; through the deployment of a network infrastructure upon which the Group will build its future growth; through the Group’s ambition to offer a superior customer experience thanks in particular to improved quality of service; and through the acceleration of international development.

On Sept. 19, 2013, Agilent Technologies announced plans to separate into two publicly traded compa-nies through a tax-free spinoff of its electronic measurement business. The new company, Key-sight Technologies, be-gan operating as a wholly

owned subsidiary of Agilent on Aug. 1, 2014 with a full separation anticipated in early November 2014. Keysight is expected to trade on the NYSE under the symbol KEYS.Keysight is a global electronic measurement technology and market leader helping to transform its customers’ measurement experience through innovation in wireless, modular, and software solutions. Keysight provides electronic measurement instruments and systems and related software, software design tools and services used in the design, development, manufacture, installation.

http://www.keysight.comhttp://www.orange.fr

The European Com-mission is the Platinum Patron of the conference.

http://www.ec.europa.eu

Technically Co-Sponsored by the IEEE Communi-cations Society

SILVER PATRONS

SPONSORS

Ericsson AB is a com-pany in the Ericsson Group (Ericsson). Erics-son is the world’s leading provider of communi-cations technology and services. We are enabling the Networked Society with efficient real-time solutions that allow us all

to study, work and live our lives more freely, in sustainable societies around the world. Our offering comprises services, software and in-frastructure within Information and Communications Technology for telecom operators and other industries. Today more than 40 percent of the world’s mobile traffic goes through Ericsson networks and we support customers’ networks servicing more than 2.5 billion subscri-bers. We operate in 180 countries and employ more than 115,000 people. Founded in 1876, Ericsson is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden. In 2013 the company’s net sales were SEK 228.0 billion. Ericsson is listed on NASDAQ OMX, Stockholm and NASDAQ, New York stock exchanges.

Huawei is a leading glo-bal information and com-munications technology (ICT) solutions provider. Our aim is to build a better connected world, acting as a responsible corporate citizen, innova-tive enabler for the infor-mation society, and col-

laborative contributor to the industry. Huawei’s 170 000 employees worldwide are committed to creating maximum value for telecom operators, enterprises and consumers. Our innovative ICT solutions, products and services are used in more than 170 countries and re-gions, serving over one-third of the world’s population.Huawei currently has over 9 900 staff based in Europe, of whom 1200 are working in R&D. We run 18 R&D sites located in eight Eu-ropean countries (Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Sweden and the UK) and operate numerous joint innovation centres in partnership with telecom and ICT partners.Connect with us on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and LinkedIn.

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http://www.ericsson.com http://www.huawei.eu

Alcatel-Lucent is the leading IP networking, ultra-broadband access and cloud technology specialist. We are dedi-cated to making global communications more in-novative, sustainable and accessible for people, businesses and govern-

ments worldwide. The mission of Alcatel-Lucent is to invent and deliver trusted networks to help our customers unleash their value. We conceive and invent the future through open collaboration with customers, stakeholders, and our Bell Labs researchers, pushing the limits of communications and shaping the digital world. We combine the world’s best network of minds with a start-up culture to solve today’s major challenges and develop tomorrow’s breakthrough technologies and business models. Every success has its network.

About CEA-Leti. Leti is an institute of CEA, a French research-and-technology organization with activi-ties in energy, IT, health-care, defence and secu-rity. Leti is focused on creating value and inno-vation through technolo-gy transfer to its industrial

partners. It specializes in nanotechnologies and their applications, from wireless devices and systems, to biology, healthcare and pho-tonics. NEMS and MEMS are at the core of its activities. An anchor of the MINATEC campus, CEA-Leti operates 8,000-m² of state-of-the-art clean room space on 200mm and 300mm wafer platforms. It employs 1,700 scientists and engineers including 320 Ph.D. stu-dents and 200 assignees from partner companies. CEA-Leti owns more than 2,200 patent families.

http://www.leti.frhttp://www.alcatel-lucent.com

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03 .................................................................................................................................................. EUROPEAN 5G INITIATIVE

FELIX: FEDERATED TEST-BEDS FOR LARGE-04 .................................................................. SCALE INFRASTRUCTURE EXPERIMENTS BETWEEN EUROPE AND JAPAN

05 ................................................................... CROWD SOLUTIONS FOR SDN‐CONTROLLED SDR NETWORKS WITH D2D

PROGRAMMABILITY OF NETWORK FUNCTIONSWITHIN 06 ................................................................................................. THE RECURSIVE INTERNETWORK ACHITECTURE (RINA)

07 ........................................................................................................ DUPLO FULL-DUPLEX RADIOS FOR LOCAL ACCESS

CREW - COGNITIVE RADIO EXPERIMENTATION WORLD / WISHFUL -08 .................................................................WIRELESS SW AND HW PLATFORMS FOR RADIO AND NETWORK CONTROL

FP7 / T-NOVA (NETWORK FUNCTIONS AS-A-SERVICE 09 .......................................................................................................................... OVER VIRTUALISED INFRASTRUCTURES)

10 ....................................................................................................................................................EUROPEAN COMMISSION

11 ......................................................................................................................................................................................COST

12 .............................................................. MODULAR WSAN/LOT PLATFORM WITH PLUG&PLAY MODULE CONNECTION

CONTENT: CONVERGENCE OF WIRELESS OPTICAL NETWORK13 .................................................................................................. AND IT RESOURCES IN SUPPORT OF CLOUD SERVICES

14 .................................................... SELF-MANAGEMENT FOR UNIFIED HETEROGENEOUS RADIO ACCESS NETWORKS

15 ..............................................................QUEEN – QOE FROM THE THEORY TO APPLICATIONS AND MEASUREMENTS.

16 ..................................................................................... HIPERMED-E3 E-HEALTH EVERYWHERE AND FOR EVERYBODY

17 ................................................................................................................................................SYSTEMATIC PARIS-REGION

18 ..............................................................................................KEYSIGHT TECHNOLOGIES - EXPEDITE YOUR ROAD TO 5G

19 .......................................................................................DIWINE – DENSE COOPERATIVE WIRELESS CLOUD NETWORK

20 ............................................................................................................................................................................... MIWAVES

THE MPLANE DISTRIBUTED MEASUREMENT 21 ..........................................................................................INFRASTRUCTURE AND ITS REFERENCE IMPLEMENTATION

22 .................................................................................. HIGHTS - HIGH PRECISION POSITIONING FOR COOPERATIVE-ITS

23 ................................................................................................................................................................ UNDERWATER IOT

MIWEBA – TOWARDS MILLIMETER-WAVE 5G NETWORKS – 24 .....................................................................................................................A BACKHAUL AND NETWORK PERSPECTIVE

OVER-THE-AIR DEMONSTRATION FOR RRH-BASED LTE25 .............................................................................................. ACCESS WITH THE USE OF PARASITIC ANTENNA ARRAYS

26 .......................................................................................................MOBILE CLOUD NETWORKING: GOING BEYOND NFV

27 .............................................................ECOUSIN: ENHANCED CONTENT DISTRIBUTION WITH SOCIAL INFORMATION

28 .............................................................................................................................................SON FOR MOBILE BACKHAUL

29 ...................................................................................................................................................NATIONAL INSTRUMENTS

30 ....................................................................................................................... LOW EMF EXPOSURE FUTURE NETWORKS

31 ................................................................................................................................................. EUWIN EXPERIMENTATION

ABSOLUTE (AERIAL BASE STATIONS WITH32 ..............................................................................OPPORTUNISTIC LINKS FOR UNEXPECTED &TEMPORARY EVENTS)

SMARTFIRE : TESTBED INNOVATIONS FOR EXPERIMENTING 33 ....................................................................................WITH WIRED AND WIRELESS SOFTWARE DEFINED NETWORKS

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35 ........................................................................ FLEX: OPEN EXPERIMENTAL INFRASTRUCTURE ON LTE AND BEYOND

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EUNC 2015 OVERVIEW MONDAY, 29 JUNE 2015

EUNC 2015 OVERVIEW TUESDAY, 30 JUNE 2015

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KEY DATES

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http://www.eucnc.eu

EUNC 2015 OVERVIEW WEDNESDAY, 1 JULY 2015

EUNC 2015 OVERVIEW THURSDAY, 2 JULY 2015

SPS065G for Vertical Industries 6th Usage Areas

SPS05Performance Analysis of Multi-User Communication Systems

PHY03Information Theory & Coding

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SPS10Introducing THE 5G-IN-FRASTRUCTURE-PPP - Launching the European 5G Initiative - Part II

SPS11Celtic-Plus Perspectives of Network Softwa-risation as a 5G Enabler

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PANEL2IoT, 5G, Big Smart Data Interplay - The Convergence and Integration of Mobile Communications, Internet, and Big Data Processing

PANEL3Optical Networks The key technology For enabling the deployement of global ICT accross society

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SPS09Introducing THE 5G-INFRASTRUC-TURE - PPP - Launching the European 5G Initiative - Part I

SPS07COST Highlight - Optimal End-to-End Multimedia Communication

PHY04Next Generation Networking

OPN02Optical Networks

WIN06Interference Management

SPS08Opportunistic and Cooperative Communications

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