NSF workshop on Future Research Infrastructure for the Wireless Edge 2014
Where: Hyatt Regency Washington DC (400 New Jersey Ave NW, Washington, DC 20001), Phone: 202 737 1234When: November 13-14, 2014 (starts at 8.30a)
Workshop report (PDF)
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Agenda
(Agenda in PDF version)Nov 13, Day 1
- 7.30-8.30a: Breakfast- 8:30-9a - Introductions
- 9-9.30a - Keynote, Preston Marshall (Google)
- 9.30-10 - Q&A and general discussions about what large-scale wireless infrastructure could look like
- 10-10.30a - Break
- 10:30-12noon: Breakout 1
- 12-1p: Lunch
- 1-2: Breakout 1 reports: Research | Applications | Partnerships
- 2-3.30p: Breakout 2
- 3.30-4p: Break
- 4-5p- Breakout 2 reports: Outreach and education | Operations | Policy
- 5-5.30p: Planning for Day 2
Nov 14, Day 2
- 7.30-8.30a: Breakfast- 8.30-10a: Panel: Vanu Bose (Vanu, Inc.), Moderator
Joseph Soriaga (Qualcomm)
Michael Ha (FCC)
Nada Golmie (NIST)
Rangam Subramanian (NTIA)
- 10-10.30a: Break
- 10.30-12p: Breakout 3
- 12-1p: Lunch
- 1-2p: Breakout 3 reports: Open platforms
- 2-2.30p: Closing remarks
- 3-5p: Report writing activities
Breakout 1 Topics
- New network architectures? 5G?
- Low latency applications?
- Computation to the edge?
- Mobile cloud and cloud RAN
(this is related the previous topic, but focusing more on the end result than the research itself)
- Internet of things research (ubiquitous wireless, highly granular, realtime big data)
- Cyber physical systems (ditto & low latency cloud), cloud based robotics
- Potential for augmenting GPS positioning by local wireless precision time/location
- Health applications
- Network security (better or worse)?
- Model city
Breakout 2 Topics
(Think of areas of national priorities)
- Scientific domains
- Public safety, FirstNet
- Transportation
- Spectrum
- Security and privacy
Breakout 3 Topics
- Cloud RAN
- Edge services
- IoT
- Vehicular systems
- BTS
- UE
- Cloud