1. Mario Gerla Christoph Lindemann Ant Rowstron April 9 to 12, 2005 Schloß Dagstuhl, Germany Workshop Outline: P2P MANET – New Research Issues

2. Christoph LindemannUniversity of Dortmund2 Anticipated outcomes of the workshop Clear idea of what P2P networks and P2P overlays mean in MANETs; and, how they differ from the wired P2P counterparts – Are P2P overlays built on top of level-2 routing or are P2P overlays integrated in the routing ? Identification (taxonomy) of current and future P2P MANET applications – Which will be “killer applications” for commercial MANETs ? Determination of which available P2P and overlay technologies and tools can be transferred to wireless mesh networks, MANETs, and hybrid wired/wireless networks – Discuss unstructured P2P technologies w/ and w/out hierarchies, structured P2P technologies such as DHT, epidemic algorithms,… Identification of new methods and tools that are required to design and manage P2P MANET structures

3. Christoph LindemannUniversity of Dortmund3 Attempt for a taxonomy car-to-car MANET high mobility, DSRC w/ w/out Internet gateways personal area networks and home networks Bluetooth, ZigBee P2P and overlay design models person-to-person MANET low mobility, 802.11 w/ w/out Internet gateways reliable data transport or media streaming lookup services and key-based routing security and misbehavior handling incentive models System building blocks Application scenarios wireless mesh networks high or low mobility of mesh clients dual radio interfaces w/ w/out Internet gateways

4. Topics for working groups

5. Christoph LindemannUniversity of Dortmund5 Applications and scenarios Consider mobile P2P applications – File sharing – Instant messaging – Video streaming – Nomadic Gaming Consider Web access via opportunistic MANET extensions of wired Internet –Hybrid of wired Internet and MANET with 802.11 Consider wireless mesh networks and their ad hoc extensions – Community networking – Enterprise networking – Metropolitan area networks – Highway networks

6. Christoph LindemannUniversity of Dortmund6 Suggested working groups WG I: Lookup services and key-based routing –Design challenges for pure MANET, wireless mesh networks, and opportunistic MANET extensions of wired Internet WG II: Reliable data transport and media streaming –Design challenges for pure MANET, wireless mesh networks, and opportunistic MANET extensions of wired Internet. – Smooth handoff across different radio media (say, ad hoc to WLAN and to 3G cellular..) WG III: P2P and overlay design models and tools – Modeling and performance evaluation of P2P MANET – Path measurement tools for P2P MANET WG IV: Incentive models –Constraints and design challenges of P2P apps with respect to free riding and selfish routing

7. Program of the workshop

8. Christoph LindemannUniversity of Dortmund8 Welcome Saturday 4/9/05 18:00 Dinner at restaurant nearby 20:30 Welcome party in the wine cellar

9. Christoph LindemannUniversity of Dortmund9 Workshop Schedule Sunday 4/10/05 9:00 - 12.30 Plenary Session I –Welcome message of the organizers –5 minutes introductions (3-5 slides) by each participant –Finding out what the participants strength/potential contribs are 12:30 - 13:30 Lunch 13:30 - 15:00 Plenary Session II –Short talks by organizers about the various WG areas –Finalizing scope of working groups, determining participants and area captains for each working group 15:00 - 15:30 Coffee Break 15:30 - 18:00 Working in groups I –Technical discussion on hot issues in specific subtopics –More extensive presentations in these groups 18:00 Dinner 20:30 Get-together party in the wine cellar

10. Christoph LindemannUniversity of Dortmund10 Workshop Schedule Monday 4/11/05 9:00 - 10:00 Plenary Session III –reports of area captains –„ midpoint“ feedback needed by the various groups to make sure they proceed in synch. before they invest more effort in wrong directions 10:00 - 12.15 Working in groups II –Preparing outline and organization of written statement 12:15 to 13:30 Lunch 13:30 - 15:00 Working in groups III –Preparing first draft of written statement 15:00 - 15:30 Coffee Break 15:30 - 16:30 Plenary Session IV –Reports of area captains –ideas are consolidated and just about finalized 16:30 - 18:00 Working in groups IV –Preparing first draft of written statement 18:00 Dinner

11. Christoph LindemannUniversity of Dortmund11 Workshop Schedule Tuesday 4/12/05 9.00 - 10.00 Working in groups VI –Preparing final version of written statement and presentation –2-3 page writeup and 15 minutes presentation 10:00 - 12:00 Plenary Session V –Reports of area captains of each working group –Closing remarks 12:15 - 13:00 Lunch