1. Network of Excellence in Internet Science Network of Excellence in Internet Science (EINS) 1 st REVIEW Brussels, 12th April 2013 FP7-ICT-2011.1.6-288021 EINS JRA2: Emergence Theories and Design Methodologies Dirk Trossen (Cambridge University)

2. 1st EINS Review, Brussels, 12th April, 2013 Objectives  Bring together various communities involved in the design of Internet solutions  Increase the understanding of how various design methodologies relate to each other  Distill a set of rigorous design methods that are directly anchored into a deep scientific understanding  Gather a set of tools (from existing efforts in this space)  Inform the various stakeholders JRA2

3. 1st EINS Review, Brussels, 12th April, 2013 Tasks  R2.1 Distilling Design methodologies  Lead: UPASSAU  E.g., development of methodology based on quantitative measures for self-organisation by PASSAU  R2.2 Developing a Set of Design Tools  Lead: Cambridge  E.g., work on combining Turing and information-centric networking in collaboration with CalTech  R2.3 Exemplifying Use of Design Tools  Lead: IT Innovation  E.g., the methodology based on quantitative measures for self- organisation, developed by PASSAU, has been applied to traffic scenario use cases in order to demonstrate the applicability for design and evaluation. The work will be presented at the IWSOS’13. JRA2

4. 1st EINS Review, Brussels, 12th April, 2013 Overview of Work Performed  Setup of tasks and leadership  Organised and participated in FIArch workshop on Architectural Research  Organisation of 1 st JRA2 workshop on “Thinking Architecturally”  27 participants with 13 externals  Kicked off with D. Clark’s presentation about NSF efforts  Viewpoints on ‘what is design and architecture?’  Discussions in large group  Quick survey on second day regarding take-aways, influence on own work  Material posted to wiki with survey results JRA2

5. 1st EINS Review, Brussels, 12th April, 2013 Achievements  JRA2 Workshop with plans for 2 nd event & FIArch workshop  Publications  A. Passarella, M.Conti, “Analysis of individual pair and aggregate inter-contact times in heterogeneous opportunistic networks”, IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing  A. Passarella,R. I.M. Dunbar, M. Conti, F. Pezzoni, “Ego network models for Future Internet social networking environments”, Elsevier Computer Communications, Vol. 35, Issue 18, Dec. 2012  D.Papadimitriou, Th.Zahariadis, P.Martinez-Julia, I.Papafili, F.Torelli, B.Sales, and P.Demeester, Design Principles for the Future Internet Architecture, Future Internet: From Promises to Reality, LNCS Vol. 7281, pp.55-67, 2012  D.Papadimitriou, B.Sales, P.Demeester, Th.Zahariadis, From Internet Architecture Research to Standards, Future Internet: From Promises to Reality, Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS), Volume 7281, pp.68-80, 2012.  D. Trossen, Turing, the Internet and a Theory for Architecture: A (Fictional?) Tale in Three Parts, ACM SIGCOMM Computer Communication Review Vol. 42 Issue 3, July 2012  A.Sathiaseelan, J.Crowcroft: Internet on the move: challenges and solutions. Computer Communication Review 43(1): 51-55 (2013)  J. Crowcroft: The DNS is not a right. oh yes it is. oh no it isn't. oh yes it is... Computer Communication Review 42(2): 103-104 (2012)  O. M.Bonastre, M.-J. Montpetit, P. Casar, J. Crowcroft, M. Matijasevic, Zhu Liu: Introduction to the Special  Section on Smart, Social, and Converged TV. IEEE Transactions on Multimedia 14(6): 1513-1514 (2012)  J. Crowcroft, I. Brown: From Panopticon to Fresnel, Dispelling a False Sense of Security. Communications and Multimedia Security 2012  M. Fullerton, R. Holzer, H. De Meer, C. Beltran Ruiz, Novel assessment of a peer-peer road accident survival system Proc. of the 1st Int'l Workshop on Evaluation for Self-adaptive and Self-organizing Systems, 2012  R. Holzer, H. De Meer, C. Beltran Ruiz, Emergence of global speed patterns in a traffic scenario, Proc. of the 7th Int'l Workshop on Self-Organizing Systems (IWSOS 2013) of Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS), 2013  S. Lehnhoff, S. Rohjans, R. Holzer, F. Niedermeier, H. De Meer, Mapping of Self-Organization Properties and Non- Functional Requirements in Smart Grids, Proc. of the 7th Int'l Workshop on Self-Organizing Systems (IWSOS 2013) of Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS), 2013 JRA2

6. 1st EINS Review, Brussels, 12th April, 2013 Deliverables  D2.4.1: delivered  Progress reports: delivered  D2.1.1: under preparation for M18 JRA2

7. 1st EINS Review, Brussels, 12th April, 2013 Links with other activities  Links with  JRA1 – to be strengthened in the future  JRA3 – needs stronger links (e.g., common workshop on evidence and design)  JRA5 – needs stronger links regarding socio-economic impact  Links to FIArch group  Prof. C. Dovrolis visited CERTH with seminar presentation  Research activities and projects  UPASSAU links with SOCIONICAL and All4Green  UCAM lead of PURSUIT project with work on new functional model for information-centric architectures  IT Innovation lead of OPTET workpackage devising models of socio-economic trust related to FI system design and operation JRA2

8. 1st EINS Review, Brussels, 12th April, 2013 Future Plans  Establishing repository and platform for engagement  Joint workshop with JRA3 on role of evidence in design methodologies  Second JRA2 workshop based on insights from inaugural workshop  Upcoming deliverables JRA2

9. 1st EINS Review, Brussels, 12th April, 2013 Conclusions  Setting up the community is hard  Engaging beyond EINS is even harder  Including the ‘design community’ beyond CS is challenging, too  First JRA2 workshop aimed at engagement  Insights were very valuable for future events  Format but also content is now more deeply understood  Deliverables are underway  Platform setup being discussed, will commence soon JRA2