arcadia project - dissemination activities report v1

D6.4–BusinessPlanandInnovationManagement

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DeliverableD6.2

DisseminationActivitiesReportV1

Editor(s): K.Tsagkaris(WINGS),N.Koutsouris(WINGS),P.Gouvas(UBITECH)

ResponsibleOrganization(s): WINGSICTSOLUTIONS

Version: 1.00

Status: Final

Date: 28/12/2015

Disseminationlevel: Public

Ref. Ares(2016)86980 - 07/01/2016

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Deliverablefactsheet

GrantAgreementNo.: 645372

ProjectAcronym: ARCADIA

ProjectTitle: A novel reconfigurAble by design highly distRibuted appliCAtionsDevelopmentparadIgmoverprogrAmmableinfrastructure

ProjectWebsite: http://www.arcadia-framework.eu/

StartDate: 01/01/2015

Duration: 36months

TitleofDeliverable: D6.2-DisseminationActivitiesReportV1

RelatedWP: WP6–Communication,DisseminationandExploitation

Duedateaccordingtocontract: 31/12/2015

Editor(s): K.Tsagkaris(WINGS),N.Koutsouris(WINGS),P.Gouvas(UBITECH)

Contributor(s): N.Havaranis,E.Tzifa,A.Sarli(WINGS),E.Fotopoulou,C.Vassilakis,A.Zafeiropoulos(UBITECH),M.Repetto(CNIT),S.Kovaci,T.Quang(TUB), A. Rossini (SINTEF), J. Sterle (UL), S. Siravo (MAGGIOLI), G.Kioumourtzis,E.Charalampous(ADITESS),L.Porwol(NUIG)

Reviewer(s): AnastasiosZafeiropoulos(UBITECH),R.Bratskas(ADITESS)

Approvedby: AllPartners

Abstract: This document describes the activities that have taken placewithregardstodisseminationoftheworkandrelativeresultsofall thework packages achieved during the first year of the ARCADIAproject.

Keyword(s): Disseminationactivitiesreport,publications,presentations.

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Consortium

1. Coordinator InsightCentreforDataAnalytics,NationalUniversityofIreland,Galway

NUIG Ireland

2. R&Dpartner StiftelsenSINTEF SINTEF Norway

3. R&Dpartner TechnischeUniversitätBerlin TUB Germany

4. R&Dpartner ConsorzioNazionaleInteruniversitarioperleTelecomunicazioni

CNIT Italy

5. R&Dpartner UniverzavLjubljani UL Slovenia

6. SMEpartner GIOUMPITEK–MeletiSchediasmosYlopoiisikaiPolisiErgonPliroforikisEPE

UBITECH Greece

7. SMEpartner WINGSICTSolutionsInformation&CommunicationTechnologiesEPE

WINGS Greece

8. Industrialpartner

MaggioliS.p.A. MAGGIOLI Italy

9. SMEpartner ADITESSAdvancedIntegratedTechnologySolutionsandServicesLtd.

ADITESS Cyprus

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RevisionHistoryVersion Date Editor(s) Remark(s)0.1 17/11/2015 K.Tsagkaris,N.Koutsouris(WINGS) DefiningToC

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0.3 18/12/2015 Allpartners Firstversionwithinputsfrompartners

0.5 22/12/2015 K.Tsagkaris,N.Koutsouris(WINGS) Consolidatedversionandfinalizationofallchapters

1.0 28/12/2015 K.Tsagkaris,N.Koutsouris(WINGS) Updatesbasedoncommentsfrominternalreview

Statementoforiginality:

This deliverable contains original unpublished work except where clearly indicated otherwise.Acknowledgementofpreviouslypublishedmaterialandof theworkofothershasbeenmade throughappropriatecitation,quotationorboth.

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ExecutiveSummaryThisdisseminationreportdescribestheactivitiesthathavetakenplacewithregardstodisseminationinthefirstyearoftheprojecttowards(i)thescientificcommunity,(ii)industryand(iii)generalpublic.Initially,anoverviewofthedisseminationstrategyisgiven.Thedisseminationtoolsandchannelsarerangingfromtheprojectwebsite tosocialmedia tools.Theproject’sdissemination results in this firstyeararepresentedanda list ofpublications, talks andpresentations is provided. Selectedevents andplannedactivities arealsolisted,aswellasanoutlooktofutureworkrelatedtodissemination.

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TableofContentsREVISIONHISTORY......................................................................................................................................................................4 EXECUTIVESUMMARY................................................................................................................................................................5 TABLEOFCONTENTS..................................................................................................................................................................7 LISTOFTABLES.............................................................................................................................................................................8 1 INTRODUCTION...................................................................................................................................................................9 1.1 PURPOSEANDSCOPE............................................................................................................................................................................9 1.2 RELATIONWITHOTHERWPS.............................................................................................................................................................9

2 DISSEMINATIONMETHODOLOGY..............................................................................................................................10 2.1 DISSEMINATIONAPPROACH.............................................................................................................................................................10 2.2 CHANNELSOFDISSEMINATION........................................................................................................................................................10

3 DISSEMINATIONPLAN....................................................................................................................................................12 3.1 EVENTCATEGORIES...........................................................................................................................................................................12

4 DISSEMINATIONACTIVITIESREPORT......................................................................................................................14 4.1 OVERVIEWOFYEAR1.......................................................................................................................................................................14 4.2 PUBLISHEDSCIENTIFICPAPERS.......................................................................................................................................................15 4.3 ATTENDEDEVENTS............................................................................................................................................................................15 4.4 OTHERACTIVITIES.............................................................................................................................................................................17

5 PLANNEDACTIVITIES.....................................................................................................................................................18 5.1 SCIENTIFICDISSEMINATIONPLANNING.........................................................................................................................................18 5.2 CLUSTERINGPLANNING....................................................................................................................................................................18 5.3 STANDARDIZATION............................................................................................................................................................................19 5.4 PUBLICDISSEMINATION....................................................................................................................................................................19

6 CONCLUSIONS....................................................................................................................................................................20 ANNEXI:REFERENCES.............................................................................................................................................................21

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ListofTablesTABLE1:EVENTCATEGORIES...............................................................................................................................................................................13 TABLE2:ATTENDEDEVENTS...............................................................................................................................................................................17 TABLE3:OTHERDISSEMINATIONACTIVITIES..................................................................................................................................................17

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1 Introduction

1.1 PurposeandScopeThis deliverable provides an outline of the dissemination strategy and contains facts on the performed

disseminationactivities.Morespecifically,itreferstoeventsandactivitiesthattookplaceinthefirstyear

oftheproject,namely2015.

The dissemination report is updated on an annual basis in order to depict the current status and it is

related to the deliverable D6.8 Business Plan and Innovation Management, which highlights various

activitiesundertakenaimingatcreatingapositive impacttothesoftwaredevelopmentcommunityanda

furtheruptakeoftheARCADIAprojectresultsinotherexploitationactivities.

1.2 RelationwithotherWPsAlltheworkpackageshaveprovidedinputtothisdeliverable,asalltheaspectsoftheworkdonesofarin

theprojecthavebeenincludedintheseveraldisseminationactivitiesthatarementionedinmoredetailin

section 4. Since the main objective of all dissemination and exploitation activities in ARCADIA is to

maximize the visibility and sustainability of the project outcomes, a coordinated approach in diverse

disseminationandexploitationactivitiesisnecessaryandallpartnersareactivelycontributing.

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2 DisseminationMethodologyDisseminationhastwomainobjectives.Thefirstistomaketheindustrialandscientificcommunityaware

of theprojectdevelopments and results, bypresenting theARCADIA framework, its innovative concepts

andthemultiplederivingbenefits.

Thesecondobjectiveistopromoteandadvertisetheplatformtointerestedstakeholdersandtonetwork

with third parties that can add value to ARCADIA outcomes and support the ARCADIA development

paradigm.TheultimategoalinthiscaseistheadoptionofARCADIAbyawidenumberoffinalusers.

2.1 DisseminationapproachThemainideabehindthedisseminationapproachistolinkthemarketanalysiswithdisseminationactions,

soastoperformmorefocuseddisseminationactivitiesandinthiswaytofacilitateexploitation.Moreover,

itwillbepossibletoprovidefeedbacktotheotherworkpackagesinordertofinetunetheiractivities.

Thebasicinteractionswillinvolvethefollowing:

• MarketanalysisandExploitationPlan(requirements,potentialcustomers,potentialcompetitors)

• ARCADIA platform functionalities (develop something valuable for potential users, describebenefits)

• Disseminationactions(asdescribedalsointhenextsubsection)

• Sellingstrategies(exploitationplan)

• Customersupport(exploitationplan)

Basedonthemarketanalysisandtheexploitationplan,it isexpectedthatthedisseminationstrategywill

require interactions with IT companies, manufacturers and of course software developers and service

providers,whocanbeseenasthefinalusersorcustomersoftheARCADIAplatform.

Theplanneddisseminationapproachcomprisesaniterativeanalysisof:

• ITcompanies in thedifferentareasof technologicaldomainswhichcoulddistributetheARCADIAplatformoroffercompatibleproducts

• Software developers and Service providers that are interested in adopting the ARCADIAdevelopmentparadigminordertotakeadvantageofthenumerousbenefitsthatisabletooffer

• Competitorsofthetechnologicalsolutions,tobetterpositiontheplatformonthemarket

• Universitiesandresearchcenterstosupportthemonitoringofthemarketandtheprogressbeyondthestateoftheartthatitisachievedthroughtheresearchactivities

2.2 ChannelsofdisseminationAtfirst,thepotentialbusinessstakeholdershavetobeidentifiedandthen,allofthemhavetobeinformed

abouttheresultsoftheproject.

It is foreseen that the various dissemination actions will target to direct contacts, as well as indirect

contacts,aspresentedinthefollowing.

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Directcontactsbymeansof:

• Theresearchcommunity

• Industriesandcompanies

• Developercommunities(meetings/seminarswithgroupsofusers)

Indirectcontact(“rainapproach”)bymeansof:

• Publications/Articlesonspecializedmagazines

• Advertisingonmagazines,internetsites,newslettersetc.

• Leaflet,posters,DVD,etc.(disseminationpackage)

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3 DisseminationplanTheARCADIAprojecttargetstoachievetwomainobjectives:

• To leverage the re-configurability aspects of highly distributed applications, incorporatingtechnologicalandbusiness requirementscoming fromthe industry, the researchcommunity, thesoftwaredevelopmententerprisesandapplicationusersintoaflexibleandscalableframeworkfordeveloping anddeployinghighlydistributedapplicationsoverprogrammable and re-configurableinfrastructure

• tofacilitatethedesignofhighlydistributedapplications,aswellastheirdevelopment,deploymentand dynamic configuration over programmable infrastructure, by designing and incorporating asophisticated Context Model that will conceptualize dynamic configuration and programmableaspectsofunderlyingresourcesthatarerequiredbyHDAsalongwiththeassociatedIDEpluginthatwillassistDevelopersusetheContext-Modelina“proper”way

Toreflectbothobjectives,disseminationactivitieswilltargetto:

• ResearchCommunity:disseminationofscientificresultsachievedinARCADIAthroughpublicationsatconferencesandworkshops

• Developers/Technical Community: IT partners who support industrial oriented externaldisseminationtowardstechnicalevents,targetedseminars,workshopsandconferences

3.1 Eventcategories Event Description Targetgroup

1ParticipationininternationalandnationalITconferences

Participationinscientificconferencesonsoftwaredevelopmentandsystem

configurationtopics.Conferencescanbeinternationalornational.UniversitiesandResearchInstitutestakepartinthisactivity.Reportsaremadeinconferencesandpapersarepublishedinconferenceproceedings

Scientists,researchers,high

qualitydesignersanddevelopers,

representativesofwellknownITcompanies

2 Submissionofarticlestoscientificjournals

Submissionarticlestoscientificjournals.Thearticlesininternationaljournalsand

magazinesshouldberelatedtoARCADIAtopicsespeciallysoftwaredevelopmentand

systemconfiguration.UniversitiesandResearchInstitutestakepartinthisactivity

Scientists,researchers

3 Internationalscientificworkshops

Internationalscientificworkshopsonespeciallysoftwaredevelopmentandsystem

configuration

Scientists,researchers,high

qualitydesignersanddevelopers,

representativesofwellknownITcompanies

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4Softwaredevelopersorienteddissemination

workshops

Softwaredevelopersorientedworkshopsforbringingprojectideasandresultstousers

Softwaredevelopers,managersandexecutivesofITcompanies

5Electronicadvertisingofprojectresultsthrough

Internet

ElectronicadvertisingofprojectresultsthroughInternet:distributionofNewsletterandotherinformationthroughtheWeb;creationofaproject’swebsiteopentothepublic;electronicmailingofinformationand

announcements,etc.

Allinterestedstakeholders

6 Presentationideasandresultsinthemassmedia

Presentationideasandresultstroughpublicnewsletters,magazinesaswellasradioandTV


7 Presentationofresultsattheexhibitionsandfairs

Presentationresultsatthenationalandinternationalexhibitions,fairsandother

expositions


8Presentationofideasandresultsviaimmediateand

distancestudies

Presentationofideas,theoreticalissuesandresultsbylecturesforstudents

Academiccommunity(students

andprofessors)

Table1:Eventcategories

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4 Disseminationactivitiesreport

4.1 Overviewofyear1In the first year of the project, the partners have already participated in a number of dissemination

activities, as it is briefly presented in the following.More specifically,members of the consortium have

presented theARCADIA concepts and ideas at sixworkshops and two conferences, have attended three

cluster meetings and have organized internal meetings in their organizations in order to inform their

colleaguesontheaims,theambitionsandtheresearcheffortswithinARCADIA.Somemoredetailsonthe

workshopsandconferenceswhereARCADIAwaspromotedareprovidedbelow.

The NET FUTURES [7] conference gathers annually over 1.000 attendees and its main objective is to

maximizecompetitivenessoftheEuropeantechnologyindustrybyforminganinterconnectedcommunity

involvingcompanies,organizationsandpeople invarioussectors, likee.g.Research&Innovation,Market

Validation& Living Lab Research, Business Development, Entrepreneurship& Enterprise Strategy, Policy

Making.Thecoreconceptisthatifthegapsbetweenthesecommunitiesarebridged,innovationswillmore

easilyandeffectivelyfindtheirwaytothemarket.

EuCNC[15]isanothersuccessfulandwellknowntechnicalconferenceinthefieldoftelecommunications,

sponsoredbytheEuropeanCommission.Itisconsideredasacornerstoneeventforresearchinadvanced

networksandassociatedtopics,withmultipleexcitingsessions,workshops,exhibitions/demonstrations,as

wellasanoutstandingsocialprogramthatallowsusefulinteractions.Intheeraoftheglobalchallengesof

thedigitalage,Europehastobereadytocreateandpursueopportunitiesfocusedandcenteredondigital

technologies.

TheInternationalConferenceonDataManagementTechnologiesandApplications(DATA)[8]aimstobring

togetherresearchers,engineersandpractitionersinterestedondatabases,datawarehousing,datamining,

data management, data security and other aspects of information systems and technology involving

advanced applications of data. It provides an opportunity for researchers and practitioners involved in

ongoingorpastEuropean researchprojects topresent theobjectivesandoutcomesof theseprojectsas

wellasfutureplansregardingcontinuationopportunities.Thepresentationofdemos,postersandpanels

at the same venue and simultaneously with several related conferences allow a large audience among

conferenceparticipantstogetabetterinsightintotheresearchprojectsthatparticipateinthisinitiative.

UCC (Utility and Cloud Computing) [3] is the premier IEEE/ACM conference covering all areas related to

CloudComputingasaUtilityandprovidesaninternationalforumforleadingresearchersandpractitioners

in this important and growing field. In the context of this conference, the Sustainable Data Center and

Cloud Computing workshop (SD3C) was organized to tackle specific aspects on energy efficiency for

computinginfrastructure.Datacentreenergyconsumptiondoubledbetween2000and2005andgrewby

50% from 2005 to 2010. On average, computing consumes 60% of the total energy, whereas cooling

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consumes35%.Althoughnewtechnologiescanleadtoa40%reduction,computationandcoolingtypically

operatewithoutcoordinationoroptimisation.Serverenergymanagementcanreduceenergyconsumption

at theCPU, rack, andDC levels, butdynamic computation scheduling is not integratedwith sensing and

cooling.Theobjectiveofthisworkshopistobringtogetherresearchersandtechnologistsfromacademia

andindustrytoexplorethetopicofsustainabilityofdatacentreandcloudcomputing,particularlyfroman

energyperspective.

University of Ljubljana has prepared ARCADIA press materials, Press release, news article, tweet and

Facebook posts about ARCADIA in Slovenian language, targeting ICT audience, LTFE community and the

LTFEwebsite[14].

Additionaly,SINTEFhaspublishedtheARCADIApressreleaseontheSINTEFwebsite[18]

Also,MAGGIOLIhastranslatedARCADIAPressReleasesintotheItalianlanguage.

4.2 PublishedscientificpapersR. Bolla, L. Sambolino, D. Tigano, M. Repetto, “Enhancing Energy-Efficient Cloud Management through

Code Annotations and the Green Abstraction Layer”, First International Workshop on Sustainable Data

CentresandCloudComputing(SD3C),December2015,Limassol,Cyprus.

TranQuangThanh,StefanCovaci,BenjaminErtlandZampognano,“An IntegratedAccessControlService

EnablerforCloudApplications”,FutureNetworksSystemsandSecurityconference,June12-13,2015,Paris,

France.

Janez Sterle,Miha Rugelj, Urban Sedlar, Luka Koršič, Andrej Kos, Peter Zidar, andMojca Volk, “A Novel

ApproachtoBuildingaHeterogeneousEmergencyResponseCommunicationSystem”,InternationalJournal

ofDistributedSensorNetworks,HindawiPublishing,July2015[16]

4.3 Attendedevents Event Whenandwhere Who Description

1

BdKCSE'2015–BigData,KnowledgeandControlSystemsEngineering[2]

5–6November2015,Sofia,Bulgaria

NikolaosKoutras,ADITESS

presentation,informationofaudience,lobbying

2

InternalmeetingwithCYTA(CyprusTelecommunicationAuthority)

9December2015,Nicosia,Cyprus

NikolaosKoutras,MichaelSkitsas,ADITESS

Presentationtargetingfuturepotentialwaysofcollaborationaswellasnewdisseminationchannels

3

SustainableDataCentresandCloudComputing(SD3C)Workshop,partof8th

7-10December2015,Limassol,Cyprus

LuigiSambolino,

CNIT

Presentation(30min)ofthepaperhasbeenconductedinthe

mentionedworkshop.Additionally,originalARCADIAbrochureshave

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IEEE/ACMIntlConferenceonUtility&CloudComputing[4]

beendistributedattheconferencedesktoallinterestedpeople.

4

3rd Annual PrivacyWorkshop

OpportunitiesandRisksintheEraoftheInternetofThings[5]

October30,2015,Berlin,Germany

TranQuangThanhand

StefanCovac,TUB

InvitedPresentation.Targetaudience:privacyandsecurityexpertsandpractitionersfrom

fieldssuchastechnology,psychology,sociologyand

legislation

5

AcademicEffortsinSupportofFutureInternetand5GResearch,UNIFIannualworkshop[6]

14November2015,Berlin,Germany

TranQuangThanhand

StefanCovac,TUB

PresentationtoresearchersfromdifferentTechnicalUniversities

6Netfutures2015conference[7]

25-26March2015,Brussels,Belgium

AnastasiosZafeiropoulos,

UBITECH

NetworkApplications–howtounleashthefullinnovation-potentialofSDNandNFV

7DATA2015conference[8]

20-22July2015Brussels,Belgium


UBITECH

PresentationtoBusiness,Research,Academia,PolicyMakers

8GEN6projectworkshop[9]

21April2015,Athens,Greece


UBITECHPresentationofARCADIAconcepts

9

PCI2015-CriticalInfrastructureProtectionWorkshop[10]

1-3October2015,Athens,Greece


UBITECH

PresentationofSoftwareDefinedSecurityMechanismsforCriticalInfrastructureManagement

10CloudForward2015[11]

6-8October2015,Pisa,Italy

ConstantinosVassilakis,UBITECH

Participationinclusteringactivitiesfortheclusters"Software

EngineeringforServicesandApplications"and"New

ApproachesforInfrastructureServices"-Presentationfor

ARCADIA

11 EUCNC2015[15]29June2015,Paris,

FranceJanezSterle,

MojcaVolk,UL

PresentationofARCADIA-specificusecaseataworkshopaspartof

theEUCNCconference

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InternaltoUniversityofLjubljanaSDN/NFVworkshopforanindustrypartner

1December2015,Ljubljana,Slovenia

LukaKoršič

Aninternalworkshoporganisedforanindustrialpartner(vendor

Iskratel)onthetopicofSDN/NFV,wheretheemergencyresponseuse

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casefromARCADIAwillbepresentedandusedasanexample

13BigDataMeetsCloudseminar[17]

20October2015,Oslo,Norway

AlessandroRossini,SINTEF

AnoutlookonARCADIAattheBigDataMeetsCloudseminar

14TheDaysoftheLocalPolice[19]

24–26September2015,Riccione,Italy

AndreaMontefiori,MAGGIOLI

PresentationofARCADIAproject,andinparticular,HighPerformance

SurvivableCommunicationsinDistributedIoTDeploymentsUseCase.Theaudienceincluded

Commanders,OfficersandagentsoftheLocalPoliceDepartmentand

DirectorsandOfficersofLocalAuthorities

Table2:Attendedevents

4.4 Otheractivities Event Whenandwhere Who Description

1

SoftwareEngineeringforServicesand

ApplicationsCluster[12]

OnlinecollaborationAnastasios

Zafeiropoulos,UBITECH

PresentationofARCADIAconcepts-ContributiononbehalfofARCADIA

tovariousactivities

2NewApproachesfor

InfrastructureServicesCluster[13]

OnlinecollaborationAnastasios

Zafeiropoulos,UBITECH

PresentationofARCADIAconcepts-ContributiononbehalfofARCADIA

tovariousactivities

Table3:Otherdisseminationactivities

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5 Plannedactivities

5.1 ScientificDisseminationPlanningPaper and presentation at BdKCSE'2016 – Big Data, Knowledge and Control Systems Engineering, by

NikolaosKoutras,ADITESS.

OrganizeaninternalmeetingwiththeOfficeofElectronicCommunications&PostalRegulations(OCECPR)

inCyprus,byNikolaosKoutrasandMichaelSkitsas,ADITESS.

P.Gouvas,C.Vassilakis,E.Fotopoulou,N.Lykousas,A.Zafeiropoulos,“ARCADIA-ANovelReconfigurable

by Design Highly Distributed Applications Development Paradigm over Programmable Infrastructures”,

BookChapter,tobesubmitted

Moreover, CNIT is planning to submit papers and participate at the International Teletraffic Congress

(ITC28)thatwilltakeplaceinSeptember2016andatthe11thInternationalConferenceonFutureInternet

Technologies(CFI2016)inJune2016.

AworkshoponProgrammability forCloudNetworksandApplications (PROCON)will beorganized in the

context of the ITC28 [22] international conference. Theworkshopwill cover the scientific areas around

CloudNetworks,ProgrammabilityinsideNetworks,CloudandFogComputingprinciples,SoftwareDefined

Networking,NetworkFunctionVirtualization,andSoftwareEngineeringapproachesforHighlyDistributed

Applications.

Finally it has to bementioned that anARCADIA specificworkshopwill be organized in june 2016 in the

contextofthe25thEuropeanConferenceonNetworksandCommunications(EUCNC)thatwillbeheld in

Athens.

5.2 ClusteringplanningMembers of the ARCADIA consortium are participating in clustering activities. They have attended a

numberofeventsthatfocusedonclusteringandharmonizationwithintheEU.Theseactivitiesareusedto

increase awareness for theARCADIAproject and to create synergieswithother researchprojects in the

field.

MorespecificallyARCADIAcontributestothe“NewApproachesforInfrastructureServices”[20]andtothe

“SoftwareEngineeringforServicesandApplications”[21]clusteractivities.

The former intends to be a forum for discussing the current research and innovation challenges

encounteredat infrastructure-as-a-service levelgeneratedby thedesire to improvetheuserexperiences

andtheefficientuseoftheavailableresources.Thecurrenttrendsareincludingtheintegrationofspecial

devices from high performance computing ones to mobile devices, the design of decentralised service-

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oriented systems, the improvement of the virtualization technologies, the overcome of portability and

interoperability issues, or the automation the organisation andmanagement of the beck-end resources.

Cloud-basedapplicationsfromthefieldsof Internet-of-ThingsandBigDataareexpectedtochallengethe

newservices.

The latteraimsat facilitating thediscussionamong theexperts in thearea toexchangeexperiencesand

competencesandtoidentifyresearchdirectionsandchallengesaswellascommonplanstoaddressthem.

Inparticular,thespecificobjectivesbeingpursuedbytheclusterare:

• identifycomplementaritiesandsynergiesaswellaspossibilitiesforcollaboration/resultsadoptionsbetweenprojects;

• identifynewchallengesandtrendstoinfluencetheEuropeanresearchagenda;

• organizecommondissemination(publications,trainingandworkshops);

• identifyeffectivego-to-marketstrategiesfortheoutcomesofresearchprojects.

5.3 StandardizationAstheworkinARCADIAisinaninitialstage,nocontributionstostandardizationbodieshavebeenprovidedyet.Neverthelesstheconsortiumisactivelymonitoringandfollowingrelevantstandardizationactivitiesinseveralbodies,i.e.ETSINFV,TOSCANFV,IETFNFVRG.

5.4 PublicdisseminationMAGGIOLI ispursuing thesetupofameetingwith theMunicipalityofRimini. In thismeetingadetailed

presentation of the project will be made to the representatives of the Municipality. The date of the

meetingwillbefixedinthefirsttrimesterof2016.AsimilarmeetingwillbearrangedwithMunicipalityof

CesenaandMunicipalityofForlì.

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6 ConclusionsThisdeliverablehasprovidedadetailedviewonthedisseminationactivitiesthathavebeenperformedin

thefirstyearoftheARCADIAproject.Anextensivelistofpublishedscientificpapersandattendedevents

hasbeenincluded.Furthermore,theplannedactivitiesrelatedtodisseminationhavebeenoutlined.

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[6] http://daad-unifi.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Agenda-DAAD-UNIFI-Meeting-Berlin-2015.pdf

[7] http://netfutures2015.eu/programme/network-applications-how-to-unleash-the-full-innovation-potential-of-sdn-and-nfv/

[8] http://www.dataconference.org/EuropeanProjectSpace.aspx?y=2015

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[10] http://pci2015.teiath.gr/research-project-results-track/

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[12] https://eucloudclusters.wordpress.com/software-engineering-for-services-and-applications/

[13] https://eucloudclusters.wordpress.com/new-approaches-for-infrastructure-services/

[14] http://www.ltfe.org/projekti/arcadia-nov-koncept-razvoja-visoko-porazdljenieh-aplikacij-z-vgrajeno-rekonfigurabilnostjo/

[15] http://www.eucnc.eu/2015/www.eucnc.eu/index3ac4.html?q=node/112

[16] http://www.hindawi.com/journals/ijdsn/2015/685253/

[17] http://bigdatavalue.no/2015/09/21/big-data-meets-cloud-seminar/

[18] http://www.sintef.no/home/projects/information-and-communication-technology-ict/arcadia/

[19] http://www.legiornatedellapolizialocale.it

[20] https://eucloudclusters.wordpress.com/new-approaches-for-infrastructure-services/

[21] https://eucloudclusters.wordpress.com/software-engineering-for-services-and-applications/

[22] http://itc28.org/en/about-itc.html