IAFA EVENT SERIES #4-2: Second event on pre-Standardisation – Steps: 6G Standardisation Requirements
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IAFA EVENT SERIES #4-2: Second event on pre-Standardisation – Steps: 6G Standardisation Requirements
9 April 2024 @ 11:00 - 13:00
Impact Assessment and Facilitation Action (IAFA) #4-2
A Series of 3 events on Pre-Standardisation:
About this event:
Event #4-2 Interim Steps: 6G Standardisation Requirements
Date: 9 April at 11 am 2024 CEST
Summary: This second event in our series delves into emerging 6G standardisation requirements and work items in the attempt to harmonise efforts between R&D projects and SDOs, with specific input on European SDOs. Emphasising the importance of collaborative efforts in research and development for 6G, this workshop aims to foster discussions on how ongoing research projects can contribute to the creation of standards. Through an interactive format, standardisation experts will interact with participants to explore the landscape of standardisation work items, addressing emerging challenges such as integration between NTN and non NTN, network automation efforts and challenges for security.
Online Recording:
AGENDA:
Moderator: Claudio de Majo (Research Analyst at Trust-IT Services)
11:00 Introduction to the event
- SNS-OPS and HSbooster team
11:05 SMEs and standardisation: The role of SMEs in the shaping of standards
- Jessica Carneiro (Project Manager at AUSTRALO / NetworldEurope chair)
11:20 Insights from SNS projects:
- PREDICT-6G (Carlos Bernardos)
- 5G EPICENTRE (Thanasis Charemis) and
- Int5Gent (Luis Miguel Contreras)
11:55 AI-Native 6G Architectures: Research Challenges and SDO opportunities
- Tasos Dagiuklas (Head of Cognitive Systems Research Centre at London South Bank University)
- Muslim Elkotob (Principal Solutions Architect at Vodafone)
12:40 Q&A
13:00 Closure
Organisers: SNS OPS HSbooster.eu ETSI
About this series: The standardisation of 5G and the advancement towards 6G technologies pose considerable challenges, particularly in meeting the diverse requirements of industry verticals ranging from automotive to public safety. Ensuring these technologies and their services align with end-user needs requires a meticulous standardisation process, accounting for the capabilities and performance characteristics vital for different applications. This necessity highlights the importance of collaboration between industry experts and standardisation communities to produce globally recognised standards that facilitate interoperability and enable the full potential of 5G and 6G applications.
The evolution towards 5G Advanced in the shift from 5G to 6G propelled by the Smart Networks and Services Joint Undertaking (SNS JU) emphasises the strategic role of European contributions in shaping the global standardisation ecosystem, a critical factor for maintaining competitive advantage in telecommunication systems and services. The evolution towards 6G is posed to significantly influence business sectors and societal functions, emphasising the need for multi-stakeholder collaboration. In the SNS context, the 6G-IA pre-standardisation working group aims to align with key standardisation bodies to ensure European stakeholders continue to be influential in the rapidly developing landscape of mobile communications.
This online workshop series, organised by SNS OPS as part of its Impact Assessment and Facilitation Action (IAFA) initiative in collaboration with ETSI and HSbooster.eu, will tackle relevant topics linked to challenges in standardisation in the context of 5G/6G developments. The events will feature the participation of experts sponsored through HSbooster.eu premium service programme and will tackle topics such as SDOs’ future 6G Agendas, SDOs 6G Work Items, verticals and standardisation, including the advancements and support of services enabled by 5G and 6G.
Other events in this series:
Coming event:
Event #4-3: Next Steps: 6G Trials & Testing Date: 13 May 2024 11 am CET
Past events:
Event #4-1 First Step: 6G Research and Vision
IAFA EVENT SERIES #3 – 6GSEC COMMON PATH AND CARDINAL POINTS “6GSEC CP²”
Event #2 was private.
