Workshop on Autonomic Networking and Self - Management | Published 02.06.2010 |
In conjuction with the 5th Internation ICTS Conference on Access Networks in Budapest, Hungary, Efipsans is organizing a workshop on Automatic Networking and Self-Management in the Access Networks. The workshop provides a forum to researchers to propose theories and technologies of autonomic networking and self-management, to share their experience and to discuss future solutions in access networks. Important dates: - Paper submission June 15, 2010 ,
- Decision notification due: July 15, 2010 ,
- Camera-ready and registration due: September 5, 2010 ,
- Workshop date: 3-5 November 2010.
EFIPSANS public deliverables for download | Published 26.05.2010 |
As a part of its dissemination activity EFIPSANS is making one more project deliverables available for public download. The Report on the GANA threat and Trust models is available here.
EFIPSANS co-organizing IEEE MENS 2010 workshop | Published 01.03.2010 |
In conjunction with the 2010 IEEE GLOBECOM conference, EFIPSANS is co-organizing 'The 2nd IEEE International Workshop on Management of Emerging Networks and Services (MENS 2010). The workshop will take place on 10 December in Miami, Florida, USA and aims to provide a forum to researchers to propose theories and technologies on the management of emerging networks and services. Paper submission is due July 2, 2010 and we encourage you to submit your visions. More information can be found on the MENS 2010 website. 
Another public report available from EFIPSANS | Published 03.02.2010 |
The EFIPSANS project consortium has made another of its internal reports publically available. This report, on standardisation activities, includes information on the ETSI Industry Specification Group 'Autonomic network engineering for the self-managing Future Internet (AFI)'. Further details are available here.
EFIPSANS public deliverables for download | Published 17.01.2010 |
As part of its dissemination activity EFIPSANS is making some of its project deliverables available for public download. Reports are available on the socio-economic implications of using IPv6 networks with autonomic capabilities and project exploitation and dissemination. Click here to access the reports
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The EFIPSANS project aims at exposing the features in IPv6 protocols that can be exploited or extended for the purposes of designing or building autonomic networks and services. What this means is, a study of the emerging research areas that target desirable user behaviours, terminal behaviours, service mobility, e-mobility, context-aware communications, self-ware, autonomic communication /computing/ networking will be carried out, and out of these areas desirable autonomic(self-*) behaviours in diverse environments e.g. end systems, access networks, wireless versus fixed network environments will be captured and specified. 
