Chapter in CCIS Springer - Communications in Computer and Information Science -
"ABC Architecture: a New Approach to Build Reusable and Adaptable Business Tier Components Based on Static Business Interfaces".
(Óscar Mortágua Pereira)
Carlos Guimarães and Daniel Corujo participated in the 16th RTCM seminar in Covilhã, where
some of the work developed inside the group was presented.
Daniel Corujo (http://atnog.av.it.pt/members/dcorujo) is the author of the "ICN Management Considerations" IRTF draft (http://www.ietf.org/id/draft-corujo-icn-mgmt-00.txt). This third installment of ATNoG's active contribution to ICN research, aims to draw the attention of the ICNRG community to network management, an important but hitherto underdeveloped area of research in information-centric networking. We consider that the availability of modern management mechanisms for information-centric networks will foster their deployment in real-world environments. For example, we argue that there is a need for creating basic network management tools early on while ICN is still in the design and experimentation phases that can evolve over time. Perhaps ICN can borrow successful mechanisms from the host-centric paradigm and adapt them to the new network primitives. Alternatively, novel network management schemes can be designed based on ICN primitives. As a discussion starter, this document summarizes recently published approaches for ICN network management. In particular, this first version presents a management framework for named data networking and reviews previous work on NetInf management.
ATNoG continues its on-going contribution to Future Internet architecture design, by integrating a second IRTF draft on Information-Centric Networking. This draft ( http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-kutscher-icnrg-challenges-00 ), constitutes a Work Item from the Information-Centric Networking Research Group of the IRTF, with ATNoG being a decisive contributor for the Network Management section (leveraging it's recent work in the prestigious IEEE Communications Magazine (http://atnog.av.it.pt/content/named-data-networking-flexible-framework-m... ), as well as the Mobility Management section.
The Future Internet is, evermore perceived by all, becoming a reality. ATNoG is at the forefront of the realization of that vision, alongside Huawei, Ericsson and the Politecnico di Bari, providing the Baseline Scenarios (http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-pentikousis-icn-scenarios-00) where we'll see Information Centric Networking established. Concretely, ATNoG leverages on it's Machine-to-Machine work, and past ICN scientific contributions, to provide scenarios for the Future Internet of Things.
Aveiro hosted a meeting associated with the NEREUS transnational platform. Rui Aguiar made there a presentation on "Advanced Systems for Earth Sciences", discussing ATNOGs' work on sensor networks and context-aware systems.
In the latest instantiation of a very popular project going on inside ATNOG, we are please to welcome the arrival of our new member, a wonderful and strong baby boy named Joy Jeon. His father and mother are very happy with his arrival. Congratulations to the whole family from ATNOG!
To celebrate the European Data Privacy Day, Rui L. Aguiar has been asked to present an opinion article on the UA Jornal Online: "Proteção de dados: o Dia da Privacidade".
Rui Aguiar has just been elected Vice-President of the IEEE ComSoc Portugal Chapter, for the upcoming period of 2013/2014.
Rui L Aguiar saw today one opinion article published in the debate section. The article debated the relevance of engineering for "Big Science" infrastructures.
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