| Workshop "All Star Network Access", Geneva, 2-4 June 2004 |
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All Star Network Access Workshop
Geneva, 2-4 June 2004
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Workshop Programme
Last updated: 5 April 2004
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| Day 1 |
Wednesday 2 June 2004 |
| 09:00 10:30
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Opening
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11:00 12:30
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Keynote session
- Mr. H-U. Schoen - Vice President, Siemens AG, Carrier products
[CV] [Abstract] [Presentation]
- Mr. M. Reeve, BT Group Technology Officer
[CV] [Abstract] [Presentation]
- Mr. B. Kim, Director of the optical access network technology of ETRI,
Republic of Korea
[CV] [Abstract]
[Presentation]
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12:30-14:00 Lunch |
| 14:00-15:30 |
Tutorials Part I
- Tutorial on copper access (copper, twisted pairs, coax, power lines): Mr. P. Macaulay, DSL Forum
[CV] [Abstract]
[Presentation]
- Tutorial on wireless access (wireless access, broadcasting, satellite, mobile/fixed systems):
Mr. J. Costa, Nortel Networks
[CV] [Abstract]
[Presentation]
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15:30 16:00 Coffee-break |
| 16:00-17:30 |
Tutorials part II
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Day 2 |
Thursday 3 June 2004 |
| 09:00 10:30
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Session 1 - Network Access Services aspects and requirements
- Multimedia Service Evolution: overview of new standardisation trends in
terms of service/terminal mobility and security, applications for e-Health
and TDR: Mr. P-A. Probst, ITU-T SG 16 Chairman, Swisscom, Switzerland
[CV] [Abstract]
[Presentation]
- City of Pau Fiber to the Home with Optical Ethernet (triple play FTTH 55,000 houses/businesses - Voice,Video&Data)" - France; Mr. J-M.
Billaut, Advisor to the Mayor of the City of Pau, France; presented by Mr F.
Tournesac
[CV] [Abstract] [Presentation]
- Triple play: Vision of the Cable TV operators (service evolution): Mr. V. Leisse,
European Cable Communications Assoc., Inst. for Communications Technology, Germany
[CV] [Abstract] [Presentation]
- Triple A (Any device, Anytime, Anywhere): Services in ubiquitous networks and their
impacts on the access network architecture and systems: Mr. J. Kishigami, NTT, Japan
[CV] [Abstract] [Presentation]
Session Chair: Mr. P-A. Probst, ITU-T SG 16 Chairman, Swisscom, Switzerland
Scope: This session will provide an overview of present and future multimedia services driven by fixed-mobile-
broadcast convergence. The session will identify the impact of these trends on service architecture and access network
architecture and interfaces; it will define relevant service issues relating to the technical standardization roadmap for
the access network.
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10:30 11:00 Coffee-break |
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Session 2 - Business Case for Network Access
- Terrestrial wireless access: Mr. G. Peleg, Alvarion, presented by Ms M.
Goldhammer
[CV] [Abstract] [Presentation]
- Business Case on the Copper Access: Mr. G. Dobrowski , Conexant Inc
[CV] [Abstract] [Presentation]
- Fiber-to-the-Home in the U.S.A. Who is installing it and how?: Mr. B.
Deutsch Chair A&T Committee, FTTH Council, USA
[CV] [Abstract] [Presentation]
- Fiber Access Network: Mr. J. Brouse, Director, Network Implementation, Charter Communications
[CV] [Abstract] [Presentation],
[White
paper]
Session Chair: Mr. M. Sorbara, ITU-T SG 15, Conexant Systems Inc., USA
Scope: Broadband services can only be delivered to end users via some form of access network. Options for network
access include twisted-pair, coaxial, fiber optic, and wireless. This session will address the various economic and
business aspects involved in the provisioning of broadband services for each of these access media.
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12:30-14:00 Lunch |
| 14:00 15:30 |
Session 3 - Network Access Architectures and Convergence
- Satellite and terrestrial return channels: Mr. E. Sofer, Runcom
[CV],
presented by Mr H. Mazar, ITU-R, Israel
[CV]
[Abstract]
[Presentation]
- QoS aware architecture for broadband entertainment: Mr. Y. Tjoens, DSL Forum,
presented by Mr S. Ooghe [CV], Alcatel
[CV] [Abstract]
[Presentation]
- Interactive services over cable: Mr. S. Park, Korea Digital Cable Forum
[CV] [Abstract]
[Presentation]
- Wi-Fi architectures, hotspots: Integration of public WLAN into mobile networks: Mr. Ph. Laine, Alcatel
[CV] [Abstract]
[Presentation]
Session Chair: Mr. F. van der Putten, ITU-T SG 15, Alcatel, Belgium [CV]
Scope: This session will cover the various access network architectures which are being deployed to support high-speed
Internet access and which are evolving to support emerging advanced services. Advanced services include broadcast
and on-demand audio/video, streaming applications, peer-to-peer applications, networked games and wireless hotspots.
These advanced services mean specific architectural choices, depending on the requirements of service providers and
regulators in areas such as:
- Underlying access technologies and compatibility with existing infrastructure
- Access network topology: current limitations and future enhancements
- User authentication/security/billing
- Scalability
- Service mix offering from one or multiple providers
- Openness to competitive operators and application providers
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15:30 16:00 Coffee-break |
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Session 4 - Implementation plans & experiences
- Massive DSL-based broadband access implementation experiences and plans: Mr. J.
Lee, KT, Korea
[CV] [Abstract]
[Presentation]
- B-PON based optical access deployments to support triple play services in North America:
Mr. R. Ballart, Vice-President SBC Labs, USA
[CV] [Abstract]
[Presentation]
- Deployment experiences of the broadband Internet access services using F to the
Home and Fiber to the Wireless in Japan: Mr. Mr. S. Kubota , NTT, Japan
[CV] [Abstract]
[Presentation]
- B-PON One-chip LSI: key component technology and multi-vendor
interoperability for access
networks: Mr. J. Garvey, Freescale
[CV] [Abstract]
[Presentation]
- Full service CATV access deployment experiences and plans: Mr. D. Jaeger, European Cable
Communication Association
[CV] [Abstract]
[Presentation]
Session Chair: Mr. Y. Maeda, ITU-T SG 13, Chairman of Working Party 3/13, NTT Corporation, Japan
Scope: This session will cover the various implementation plans and experiences of access operators in each region.
Optical, Digital Subscriber Line (DSL), wireless and CATV access networks as well as network evolution will be
discussed. Optical access systems to be examined in the session will include point-to-point based Media Converter
access systems and point-to-multipoint based Passive Optical Network (PON) access systems including Broadband
Passive Optical Networks (B-PON), Gigabit Passive Optical Networks (G-PON) and IEEE Gigabit Ethernet Passive
Optical Networks (GE-PON). DSL access systems to be discussed will include Asymmetric DSL (ADSL) and Very High
speed DSL (VDSL). Discussion on implementation will focus on topics including access network deployment by carriers
such as ILECs and MSOs to provide full services and/or broadband access service. LSI components and their
interoperability with multi-vendor access systems will also be examined.
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| Day 3 |
Friday 4 June 2004 |
| 09:00 10:30 |
Session 5 - Evolution of Network Access technologies: 5 years and beyond
- xDSL MIMO, Spectrum Management: Mr. J. Cioffi, Stanford University
[CV] [Abstract]
[Presentation]
- Optical Fiber - for future trends: Mr. Jun-ichi Kani, NTT
[CV1] [Abstract]
[Presentation]
- Next generation Wi Fi (802.11): Mr. J. Karaoguz, Broadcom
[CV] [Abstract]
[Presentation]
Session Chair: Mr. S. Palm, ITU-T SG 15, Broadcom, USA
Scope: This session will address future (five years and beyond) technologies.
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10:30 11:00 Coffee-break |
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Session 6 - Status and evolution of network access standards
Session Chair: Mr. A. Nunn, ITU-T SG 15, Chair Working Party 1/15, BT, UK
Scope: This session will review key areas within IEEE, ITU-R and ITU-T relating to the development of access network
standards. A status report for each technology will be given as well as the expected schedule for standards currently
under development. Standards covered will include:
- Ethernet in the First Mile (EFM)
- 10 Gigabit Ethernet Fibre Networks
- Wireless Local Area Networks (WLAN) (IEEE 11a,11b)
- Wireless Personal Area Network (PAN) (IEEE 802.15)
- Broadband Wireless (IEEE 802.16)
- IMT-2000
- Cable TV
- xDSL
- Optical access including B-PON and G-PON.
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12:30-14:00 Lunch |
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Session 7 - Regulatory issues, their status and resolution
- Worldwide, regional and national unlicensed and unprotected RF allocations,
for wireless network access: Mr. H. Mazar, ITU-R, Israel
[CV] [Abstract]
[Presentation]
- Regulatory framework for implementing Wi MAX (ETSI HiperMAN and IEEE 802.16):
Ms M. Goldhammer, ETSI HiperMAN Chairperson and Vice Chairperson BRAN
[CV] [Abstract]
[Presentation]
- Will EU rules on Network Access allow the deployment of new broadband
infrastructure in Europe?: Ms M. Styliadou Corning, Director, European Government Affairs
[CV] [Abstract]
[Presentation]
- Comparison of access between the US and Europe: broadband policy and
deployment. Mr. S. Marcus, Transatlantic Fellow of the German Marshall Fund of the USA
[CV] [Abstract]
[Presentation]
- Lawfully Authorized Electronic Surveillance of Public IP Network Access Service:
Mr. G. Ratta, ATIS Committee T1S1 Vice-Chairman and ITU-T SG 11 Vice-Chairman
[CV] [Abstract] [Presentation]
Session Chair: Mr. H. Mazar, ITU-R, Israel
Scope: This session will examine the differences between Europe and America regarding the regulation of Network Access. Europe has a greater acceptance of regulatory standards compared to the USA, which generally prefers market-based solutions. For example, in the US, FCC and NTIA support increasing spectrum for unlicensed devices, whereas in Europe there are fewer licence exempt bands and less power is permitted.
Topics to be examined will include: the exemption of RLANs from licensing declarations; conformity to industry regulation (R&TTE) in Europe vs. FCC 47CFR Part 2 verification; declaration of conformity, and certification; unresolved or conflictive issues, from the point of view of how different countries (or regions) address access network regulation; RF spectrum allocation/ licensing to Wi-Fi, broadcasting, satellite and mobile/fixed systems; harmonisation of public R-LAN access to public electronic communications networks and services; regulatory framework of service convergence; liberalisation and deregulation; how globalisation and free circulation promote similar regulations and standards; broadband policy and deployment: i.e. grants by government, tax relief, drastic deregulation to change the competition regime; ITU-R Workshop on Spectrum Management for a Converging World.
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15:30 16:00 Coffee-break |
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Session 8 - Panel: How to Enhance Cooperation in Standards Development
Session Chair: Mr. H. Zhao, Director of TSB
[Presentation]
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Conclusions
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Session 1
Session 2
Session 3
Session 4
Session 5
Session 6
Session 7
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