1. Information Society Technologies Workprogramme 2001 DG Information Society European Commission

2. Overview IST programme: Basics IST programme: Basics IST vision IST vision Implementation status Implementation status WP2001 process and main input WP2001 process and main input WP2001 main features WP2001 main features WP2001: Content WP2001: Content 2001 Roadmap 2001 Roadmap

3. The Fifth Framework Programme (1998-2002) Creating a User friendly Information Society 3.600 BEURO Creating a User friendly Information Society 3.600 BEURO Energy, environment & sustainable development 2.125 BEURO Energy, environment & sustainable development 2.125 BEURO Improving the quality of life & management of living resources 2.413 BEURO Improving the quality of life & management of living resources 2.413 BEURO Promoting competitive & sustainable growth 2.705 BEURO Promoting competitive & sustainable growth 2.705 BEURO Total: 14.960 BEURO 0.475 BEURO Confirming the international role of Community research 0.363 BEURO Promotion of innovation & SME participation 1.280 BEURO Improving human potential & socio-economic knowledge

4. IST Basics 3.6B Euro over four years (1999-2002) 3.6B Euro over four years (1999-2002) Combines research, development & take-up Combines research, development & take-up Content defined in annual workprogramme Content defined in annual workprogramme Support to best proposals (competition) Support to best proposals (competition) Competition launched through “call for proposals” Competition launched through “call for proposals” Fixed deadline and continuous submission Fixed deadline and continuous submission Evaluation by independent experts Evaluation by independent experts Contracts to selected proposals (~9months after call) Contracts to selected proposals (~9months after call) Projects lasting typically 18-36 months Projects lasting typically 18-36 months

5. Research networking Future and emerging technologies The budget KA3: Multimedia content and tools KA2: New methods of work and electronic commerce KA1: Systems and services for the citizen KA4: Essential technologies and infrastructures 646 MEURO (18%) 547 MEURO (15%) 564 MEURO (16%) 1,363 MEURO (38%) 319 MEURO ( 9%) 161 MEURO ( 4%) Cross-Programme themes at least 10% of programme

6. Take-up Dissemination, awareness,... Activities Networks of excellence, Networks of excellence, RTD Suppliers from discovery ……………………… towards “adoption" Users Users 85 % of the budget

7. “Take-up types Trials: Trials: –evaluation of promising, yet not fully established technologies & solutions Best practice actions: Best practice actions: – promote take-up of well established technologies & methods Assessments: Assessments: –evaluation of innovative products Access: Access: –Access to emerging technologies and services, knowledge and competence

8. IST Programme’s “Vision” IST Programme’s “Vision” ”Create an ambient intelligence landscape (for seamless delivery of services and applications) in Europe relying also upon testbeds and open source software, develop user-friendliness, and develop and converge the networking infrastructure in Europe to world-class" ”Create an ambient intelligence landscape (for seamless delivery of services and applications) in Europe relying also upon testbeds and open source software, develop user-friendliness, and develop and converge the networking infrastructure in Europe to world-class" http://www.cordis.lu/ist/istag.htm

9. About “Ambient Intelligence” Exploring what comes after “the screen and keyboard interface”... Exploring what comes after “the screen and keyboard interface”... to build the knowledge society for ALL to build the knowledge society for ALL Moving to an era where : Moving to an era where : ‘ Our surrounding is the interface’ to IST applications and services ‘ Our surrounding is the interface’ to IST applications and services Multi-sensorial interfaces supported by computing and networking: Multi-sensorial interfaces supported by computing and networking: –“everywhere “ –embedded in everyday objects, e.g: furniture, clothes, vehicles, smart materials, … –Offering natural interactions (voice, gesture, etc…)

10. An opportunity for Europe: IST supply Building on strengths Building on strengths –Mobile technologies, communication infrastructure –Consumer electronics, home appliances –Service and content industry –Embedded software –…. seizing emerging opportunities seizing emerging opportunities –New software and system architecture –New sensing technologies, new materials –Nano-devices –Multi-sensorial, multilingual interactions –….

11. An opportunity for Europe: All industry More competitive “offer” e.g., More competitive “offer” e.g., –Automotive and all transport industry: Comfort and security –Financial and tourism services: Efficiency, quality,.. –Retail, general consumer industry: broader offer Pricing, quality –Media and content providers …. More competitive businesses More competitive businesses –Cost effective e-commercial transactions –Integrated enterprise processes –Efficient corporate Knowledge capturing and management... –….

12. The citizen perspective Natural and easy access to a universe of applications and services: Natural and easy access to a universe of applications and services: –at home, –on the move –at school –at work –for learning –for health –for entertainment –...

13. ~1200 MEuro ~1200 MEuro ~950 MEuro ~950 MEuro ~850 MEuro ~850 MEuro ~330 MEuro ~330 MEuro 1999 Jan Mar June Oct Jan Mar June Oct2000 Jan Apr Jul Oct 2001 Jan Apr Jun Sept 2002 Jan Apr Jul Oct Budget 1999 Budget 2000 Budget 2001 Budget 2002 Call-1Call-2Call-3Call-4Call-5Call-6Call-7Call-8 IST timetable

14. Call 1, 2 & 3: Number of Proposals 182 205203 315 80 107 12 50 Number of proposals received = 4.696 Number of proposals received = 4.696 Number of proposals retained = 1.154 Number of proposals retained = 1.154 % Selected = 25% % Selected = 25% By budget: % Selected = 20%

15. Call 1, 2 & 3: Funding MEuro 550 470480 1170 335 290 145 55 270 244 245 504 142 124 110 39 Budget 1999-2002 available for commitment = 3.495 M€ Budget 1999-2002 available for commitment = 3.495 M€ Expected commitments based on selections = 1.678 M€ Expected commitments based on selections = 1.678 M€ % Total = 48% % Total = 48%

16. Call 1, 2 & 3 Selected Proposals By organisation Type

17. SMEs participation CPAs FET RN SMEs as of total participation in the KA Total participation in the programme so far : ~2015 Total participation in the programme so far : ~2015 receiving 23 % of the funding SMEs represent ~37% of participation in take-up SMEs represent ~37% of participation in take-up

18. Large companies participation CPAs FET RN KAs

19. Research centres participation KAs CPAs FET

20. Universities participation KAs CPAs FET

21. Time to Market

22. Technology and market evolution Policy & FP5 Programmes IST Committee (member states) IST Advisory Group (experts, business) WP 1999 Consultation with IST participants IST Directorates / Units WP 2000 WP 200x... WP 200x... IST Workprogramme WP 200x... WP 200x... IST Workprogramme WP2001: The process Development of portfolio of projects e Europe

23. Input: “documents” Recommendations of ISTAG: Recommendations of ISTAG: –Report: “Implementing the vision” (Cordis) eEurope: Synergies/contributions eEurope: Synergies/contributions –Action Plan (eEurope site), ISTAG WG6 report IPPA analysis of first two calls IPPA analysis of first two calls –IPPA report (on Cordis) consultation meetings consultation meetings –10 reports on Cordis Programme assessment and monitoring Programme assessment and monitoring –5 year assessment, annual monitoring

24. The Key Enabling technologies The Key Enabling technologies  Networked embedded systems  Distribution and middle ware, agents technologies  Mobile and wireless IP technologies  Adaptive network management, re-configurability  Integration of networking infrastructure, broadband communications  Nano- and micro technologies, sensors  Trust and security technologies  “Context” and semantic-based knowledge handling  Multi-sensorial, multilingual dialogue modes Identified with ISTAG, elaborated in the PCMs,...

25. IPPA: Summary of main findings Mid to long-term convergence only partially met Mid to long-term convergence only partially met Focus on market opportunities but to rebalance with high risk/high reward research Focus on market opportunities but to rebalance with high risk/high reward research Clustering suggestions Clustering suggestions Programme’s Vision: broad yet unfocussed coverage Programme’s Vision: broad yet unfocussed coverage Take-up actions: well focussed but diverse implementations across the programme Take-up actions: well focussed but diverse implementations across the programme Socio-economic aspects: User “feed-back” to be strengthened Socio-economic aspects: User “feed-back” to be strengthened

26. eEurope Objectives Objectives –Bringing every citizen home and school, every business and administration into the digital age. –Creating a digitally literate Europe supported by an entrepreneurial culture. –Ensuring the whole process is socially inclusive. Action plan aiming at 2002. Action plan aiming at 2002. –Actions on Commission and member states Underlying objective of creating an Information society for ALL has longer term perspectives... Underlying objective of creating an Information society for ALL has longer term perspectives... http://europa.eu.int/comm/information_society/eeurope/

27. WP2001: objectives Improving impact: Improving impact: –Critical mass Reducing the number of action linesReducing the number of action lines Adapt to accommodate larger projects, “no one size fits all”Adapt to accommodate larger projects, “no one size fits all” –Concentration of effort on strategic areas Focus on the vision of ‘ ambient intelligence’Focus on the vision of ‘ ambient intelligence’ Fostering Longer term and/or high-risk effort Fostering Longer term and/or high-risk effort Reinforcing synergies with eEurope Reinforcing synergies with eEurope –Direct contribution to eEurope within the 2002 Time-frame –Longer term activities that help sustain the e Europe momentum beyond the 2002 time frame

28. WP2001: Main features Number of ALs: 73 (92 in 2000) Number of ALs: 73 (92 in 2000) Total number of RTD Als (exc.CPAs: 47 (61 in 2000) Total number of RTD Als (exc.CPAs: 47 (61 in 2000) 11 separate Take-up action lines (25 in 2000) 11 separate Take-up action lines (25 in 2000) ~ 13 CPAs : (8 in 2000) ~ 13 CPAs : (8 in 2000) ~ 9 Common Support Measures ( 6 in 2000) ~ 9 Common Support Measures ( 6 in 2000) More focus/precision in each AL More focus/precision in each AL Higher integration: More ALs that span the KAs Higher integration: More ALs that span the KAs

29. KA1: Outline 7 RTD ALs and 4 take -up 7 RTD ALs and 4 take -up –11 RTD + 2 TU in WP2000 Focus: on the “vision” and innovative development Focus: on the “vision” and innovative development Improve access to, and delivery of general interest services Improve access to, and delivery of general interest services –By taking advantage of adavances in ubiquitous computing and communication, and intelligent interfaces New New –Administrations: Application and process integration, agents, –Take-up in administration –Take-up in environment

30. KA1: Action Lines Health Citizen centred health management  Citizen centred health management  Environments for patients  Take up Administration  Application and process integration  Take -up Transport and tourism  Transport technology systems  Integrated transport infrastructures  Systems for mobile users and tourism /travel businesses  Take-up Elderly and disabled  Assistive systems for social inclusion environment  Environnent: Take -up

31. KA2: Outline 8 RTD + “Open” + 1 Take-up + 1 demonstrations 8 RTD + “Open” + 1 Take-up + 1 demonstrations –(9+3 in WP2000) Emphasis on visionary research with high potential payoffs Emphasis on visionary research with high potential payoffs Focus: Focus: –Novel solutions and practices for a networked economy –where consumers, workers and enterprises can dynamically interact –through a ubiquitous ICT infrastructure promoting trust and confidence New: New: –Open AL –Large scale demonstrations –Trust in information infrastructures

32. KEY ACTION II in 2001 II.1 Work Key Action II II.1 Work spanning Key Action II II.1.2 Knowledge management II.1.1 Socio-economic analysis II.1.5 High impact take up & dissemination II.1.3 Mobile & ubiquitous e-Work & e-Commerce II.1.4 Exploratory high risk/long term Research II.1.6 Large scale demonstrators II.4 Confidence building technologies II.2 Working methods and tools II.2.1 Intelligent workplaces for all II.2.2 Smart organisations II.3 Management Systems for Suppliers and Consumers II.3.1 Dynamic value constellations II.4.1 Trust in information infrastructures II.4.2 Enhancing security in e-transactions

33. KA3: Outline 8 RTD + 1 Open + 1 Take-up + 1 Support Measure 8 RTD + 1 Open + 1 Take-up + 1 Support Measure –11+5+1 in WP2000 Focus Focus –Cross-media content creation and handling –Access to heritage and training –Natural and multilingual interactions More emphasis on timeframe beyond 5 years: More emphasis on timeframe beyond 5 years: –New open AL –next-generation Learning and Digital Libraries New New –x-Content future –Semantic web –Competence building (IT/multimedia)

34. KA3: Action lines Support Build IT & multimedia competence Showcase, document and publish research results, incl. standards and studies Longer term (5-10 years)Short term (2+ years) - Futures Web Publishing, eBusiness, Training, Heritage, etc Investigate content forms and service models radically different Applications Develop innovative middleware to handle … digital content Technology RTD – Publishing digital content – Heritage for all – Next generation digital collections – Self learning for work – e-Learning futures – Multilingual Web – Natural & multilingual interactivity – Semantic Web technologies – x-Content futures Accompanying Measures – Competence building – Specific support measures

35. KA4: Outline 19 RTD, 4 separate take-up, 1 training 19 RTD, 4 separate take-up, 1 training –23 +12 in WP2000 Further focus by reducing the number of Als and the description of each AL Further focus by reducing the number of Als and the description of each AL New ALs spanning the Key Action: New ALs spanning the Key Action: –Design of networked embedded systems –Multiservice networks - middleware for seamless access to services Better integration of fundamental/basic research Better integration of fundamental/basic research Streamlining/grouping of take-up activities Streamlining/grouping of take-up activities

36. KA4 main themes Networked embedded systems and devices in adaptive networks Networked embedded systems and devices in adaptive networks Interoperability among heterogeneous networks and their increased capacity, agility and functionality Interoperability among heterogeneous networks and their increased capacity, agility and functionality Systems-on-a-chip and reuse of IP blocks for ICT terminals, sensors, communication systems and networks Systems-on-a-chip and reuse of IP blocks for ICT terminals, sensors, communication systems and networks Seamless access to and provisioning of services Seamless access to and provisioning of services Augmented human/system interaction Augmented human/system interaction

37. KAIV: Architecture & ALs Software, Systems & Services Microsystems, Subsystems & Peripherals Micro- & Opto-electronics Mobile & Satellite Communications & Systems Computing, Communications & Networking Simulation, Visualisation & Interfaces ( 3 RTD + 1 TU) ( 2 RTD+ 1TU) ( 3 RTD) ( 3 RTD+ 1 TU) ( 2 RTD + 1 TU/AM) Spanning KAIV(+ 2 RTD + 1 AM)

38. FET: Outline Supports research that is: Supports research that is: –Visionary and exploratory –A nursery of novel ideas - trend-setting A multidisciplinary job A multidisciplinary job –Covers all areas covered by the Key Actions and more… –From a different perspective –So criteria and procedures differ.

39. FET: structure “Open” domain (as in WP2000) “Open” domain (as in WP2000) Three “proactive” initiatives Three “proactive” initiatives –Nano-technology information appliances  Beyond CMOS silicon compatible devices  Molecular Computing –Global computing Communication of autonomuous entitiesCommunication of autonomuous entities –Life-like perception systems Novel sensors, computational neuroscience, cognitive science, control, signal processing, cellular engineering, (bio)mechatronics,….Novel sensors, computational neuroscience, cognitive science, control, signal processing, cellular engineering, (bio)mechatronics,….

40. Research networking In 2001 Interconnection: Interconnection: –Additional complementary activities to the GEANT project Advanced experiments (test-beds): Advanced experiments (test-beds): –integration and interworking of various services, technologies for core and access networks, Objectives: “Build a world-class Gbit/s network & support the use of advanced network features and test-beds”

41. CPAs - Focus Address topics common to several Key Actions Address topics common to several Key Actions –themes of strategic nature –bringing together fragmented areas –supporting aspects of integration and convergence Provide an additional perspective to proposers Provide an additional perspective to proposers Defined by Action Lines in the workprogramme Defined by Action Lines in the workprogramme –Section 5 of workprogramme Resources available …. ~12% of the IST budget Resources available …. ~12% of the IST budget

42. CPAs in WP 2001 13 CPAs 13 CPAs Reflect the vision and the key enabling areas Reflect the vision and the key enabling areas Support e Europe Support e Europe –Large scale demonstrations and trials –Pulling together several take-up/demonstrations actions –Multidisciplinary approach

43. CPAs: Action lines Home environments Home environments Multi-sensorial, multi-modal and multilingual interaction Multi-sensorial, multi-modal and multilingual interaction GIS GIS Dependability Dependability Smart cards Smart cards Next Generation Networking Next Generation Networking Socio-economic impact and indicators Socio-economic impact and indicators eLearning for youth in the digital age eLearning for youth in the digital age Grid computing and challenging applications Grid computing and challenging applications Regional pilot actions and demonstrations for the new economy Regional pilot actions and demonstrations for the new economy Nanotechnology and applications in health, environment,.. Nanotechnology and applications in health, environment,.. Applications Service Provision Applications Service Provision Advanced Digital Signal Processing and applications Advanced Digital Signal Processing and applications

44. Roadmap Two calls ( 6 and 7) Two calls ( 6 and 7) Launch date: 15 January, June 2001 Launch date: 15 January, June 2001 Deadlines: April, October Deadlines: April, October Budgets: 400-450 MEuro and 400-450 MEuro Budgets: 400-450 MEuro and 400-450 MEuro

45. Call 6: 400 Meuro KA1: 3 RTD + 2 take-up KA1: 3 RTD + 2 take-up KA2: 8 RTD KA2: 8 RTD KA3: 6 RTD + 1 take-up KA3: 6 RTD + 1 take-up KA4: 6 RTD + 6 take-up KA4: 6 RTD + 6 take-up CPAs: 6 CPAs CPAs: 6 CPAs FET: 2 Proactive FET: 2 Proactive RN : 1 RTD RN : 1 RTD

46. Call 7: 450 Meuro KA1: 4 RTD + 2 take-up KA1: 4 RTD + 2 take-up KA2: 2 RTD + 2 take-up KA2: 2 RTD + 2 take-up KA3: 4 RTD + 2 take-up KA3: 4 RTD + 2 take-up KA4: 13 RTD + 6 take-up KA4: 13 RTD + 6 take-up CPAs: 7 CPAs CPAs: 7 CPAs FET: 1 Proactive FET: 1 Proactive RN : 1 RTD RN : 1 RTD

47. Presentation of action lines x.y.z Action line title x.y.z Action line title –Objectives: ………………... – Focus: …………………………………………..………………………………………….. Type of activities addressed: RTD, Take-up, NoE’s,.. Links with 1999 WP: New, re-focussed, etc

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