HiA IKT ECORN Workshop 1 Feb' 67, 2006

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HiA IKT - ECORN Workshop 1 Feb. 6-7, 2006
http//ikt.hia.no/aml/public-projects/2005-ECORN/e
corn.html
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Logistics

• Date Start Monday Feb.612.30End Tuesday
  Feb.71500
• Place Strandhotel Fevik (proposed)with
  overnight stay
• Coffee Food is includedFeb 6 diner Feb 7
  breakfast lunch

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Participants

• Andreas Prinz (presentation)
• Vladimir Oleshchuk (presentation)
• Matthias Pätzold (presentation)
• Jose J. Gonzalez (presentation)
• Rolf Nossum (presentation)
• Pål Spilling
• Frank Reichert (presentation)
• Stein Bergsmark
• John Oomen / Ole-Ch. Granmos
• not present
• Christian Jensen
• Per E. Pedersen

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Proposed Agenda Feb 6-7

• Day 1- ECORN Motivation
• 12.30 Coffee Reception/Check-in
• 13.00 Introduction, Meeting Goals
• 13.30 Problem Statements by some participant
  (10-15 minutes)
• 14.45 Coffee Break
• 15.00 Group work (2 groups)
• Definition of the overall research problem
• How do the subprojects link to the overall
  research problem
• 18.15 Presentation of results
• 18.50 Conclusion of day 1
• 19.00 Diner

• Day 2 ECORN Vision Outcome
• 08.30 Day 1 Summary
• 09.00 ECORN Vision Outcome
• 09.30 Group work (2 groups)
• key results
• key deliverables
• 10.30 Coffee Break
• 10.45 Presentation of results
• 11.15 Discussion
• 12.00 Lunch
• 13.30 Conclusions Next Steps
• 15.00 End

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ECORN Workshop 1

• A GREAT Opportunity
• to unite behind a common challenge
• to learn from each other
• to create unique results

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Day 1 PROBLEM STATEMENT

• Trusted Wireless Short Range Communications

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Day 2 OUTCOME

• Trusted Wireless Short Range Communications

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ECORN SHP Bullets

• ., user privacy and security bootstrapping of
  ownership of devices secure discovery of
  services and devices trustful establishment of
  relations between users, networks, and services
  distributed identity management wireless ad-hoc
  protocols in a mixed infrastructure and
  peer-to-peer network new mobile-to-mobile radio
  channel models and handling combinations of
  multi-access and multi-homing for short-range and
  long-distance links models and tools to abstract
  technical and business processes across system
  layers and business domains architectures to
  describe, monitor, and enforce policies by all
  involved parties new business models and
  operator opportunities

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Before we start

• Thank you for joining this common effort

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Franks Main Problem Statement

• How to bootstrap relationshipsusing wireless
  short range communications?

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Relations to People, Things, Services
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Privacy is difficult
MAC Service tracing Database
Service 3
Service 1
Service 2
move(t)
Paris Hilton
triangulation
Paparazzi 2
Paparazzi 1
Session ID ¹ const
Application Level
IP Address ¹ const
Network Level
Problem
MAC Address const
Link Level
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Privacy needs groups concepts
Privacy levels
MySpace e-card
highest
lowest
1 S. Patil, and J. Lai, Who Gets to Know What
When Configuring Privacy Permissions in an
Awareness Application, in Proc. SIGCHI05, 2005,
pp. 101-110.
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Example State-of-the-Art SpotMe
source Roger Mo ,Knut Jørgen Myre IKT 590 2006
Master ThesisWireless Personal Relationship
Manager
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Example Portable Media Player Control
source Andreas Häber, HiA IKT
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Proposed Agenda Feb 6-7

• Day 1- ECORN Motivation
• 12.30 Coffee Reception/Check-in
• 13.00 Introduction, Meeting Goals
• 13.30 Problem Statements by some participant
  (10-15 minutes)
• 14.45 Coffee Break
• 15.00 Group work (2 groups)
• Definition of the overall research problem
• How do the subprojects link to the overall
  research problem
• 17.00 Presentation of results
• 17.40 Conclusion of day 1
• 19.00 Diner

• Day 2 ECORN Vision Outcome
• 08.30 Day 1 Summary
• 09.00 ECORN Vision Outcome
• 09.30 Group work (2 groups)
• key results
• key deliverables
• 10.30 Coffee Break
• 10.45 Presentation of results
• 11.15 Discussion
• 12.00 Lunch
• 13.30 Conclusions Next Steps
• 15.00 End

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More Slides
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ECORN

• ECORN is a cooperation around a topic of common
  interest Security for Wireless Systems
• Five connected research sub-projects - each
  linked to a possible new PhD position
• Meets regularly in common workshopsto exchange
  insights from all IKT research activities
• Compiles insights into summary reports - and
  publications

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Workshop Goals

• t.b.a
• Consensus on ECORN research area
• Consensus on ECORN outcome vision
• Consensus on contributions cooperation

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Workshop Outcome

• t.b.a

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Workshop Contributions

• t.b.a

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ECORN PhD cluster positions

• The first position is related to Security and
  Short Range Communications. It relates closely
  to the High-level Abstraction.
• The second position is related to High-level
  Abstraction and Security. It takes into account
  short range communications.
• The third position is related to Short-range
  communications and High-level abstraction. It
  relates to business and user aspects.
• The fourth position is related to Short-range
  communication and security.
• Finally, the fifth position is about Security
  and High-level abstraction. It will also relate
  to business and user aspects.

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Time Plan (earlier proposed. to be modified)
Oct. 2006 State-of-the-Art Solution Approach
Oct. 2007 Integrated Solutions for ECORN
Oct. 2007 Refined Solutions for ECORN
Oct. 2005 Project Specifications
March. 2006 Scenarios Requirements
Q4-2005
Q1-2006
Q2-2006
Q3-2006
Q4-2006
Q1-2007
Q2-2007
Q3-2007
Q4-2007
Q1-2008
Q2-2008
Q3-2008
Feb. 2006 Workshop 1 Requirements
Sept. 2006 Workshop 2 Integrated Securityin
Multilayer Systems
Sept. 2007 1st Workshop Solutions for Integrated
Securityin Multilayer Systems
Sept. 2008 2nd Workshop Solutions for Integrated
Securityin Multilayer Systems
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Deliverables (for discussion. t.b.discussed)

• Sept. 2005 Project Specification Draft
• Feb. 2006 Workshop on ECORN Scenarios
  Requirements
• Mar. 2006 Summary Report Scenarios
  Requirements
• Sept. 2006 Workshop on Error Handling in
  Multilayer systems
• Oct. 2006 Summary Report Error Handling in
  Multilayer systems
• Sept. 2006 1st Workshop on Solutions for ECORN
  systems
• Oct. 2006 Summary Report Solutions for ECORN
  systems
• Sept. 2007 2nd Workshop on Solutions for ECORN
  systems
• Oct. 2007 Final Project Summary Report