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Diadalos II
Designing Advanced network Interfaces for the Delivery and Administration of Location independent, Optimised personal Services
PROJECT OVERVIEW The DaidalosII project was the second phase of an FP6 Integrated Project and whose lifetime was from January 2006 to December 2008. The original phase of the project was started in 2003 and finished in early 2006. The aims of the project was “... to seamlessly integrate heterogeneous network technologies that allow network operators and service providers to offer new and profitable services, giving users access to a wide range of personalised voice, data, and multimedia services.” The project was based on the research and implementation of five main concepts : MARQS (Mobility Management, AAA (Authentication,Authorisation and Accounting), Resource Management,QoS and Security)
VID (Virtual Identity) USP (Ubiquitous and Seamless Pervasiveness) SIB (Seamless Integration of Broadcast) Federation Approximately 40 partners were involved the majority being European academic and industrial organisations and apart from the stated aims above the other expected outcomes from the project were : - Enhanced European Competitiveness
- Strengthening ties between European academic research institutes and telecommunication industrial organisations
- Contributing to standards through the use of the state of the art and suggested standards enhancements.
PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION The project was organised into five main work packages Overall Architecture, Integration of Heterogeneous Networks, Context-aware Network Service Provisioning and Enabling Pervasive Services. Another package focused on project administration and the final package related to dissemination, training, standardisation and integration. TSSG's main focus was in the Enabling Pervasive Services work package with Kevin Doolin as the work package leader, Robert Mullins an activity leader (Pervasive Service Management). Other TSSG members also contributed to cross work package integration and realising the work package deliverables (documentary and implementation). TSSG also had some participation in the integration and evaluation package. The focus of the work that TSSG participated in was a good fit for PCS as it centred on the management and infrastructure required for effective service delivery. The main areas were context management, service composition, user preferences, user privacy and deployment. PROJECT ACHIEVEMENT The project finished in December 2008 having been finally audited in November 2008. The project's overall effectiveness and delivery of stated aims was rated highly and the auditors' reported stated that : “The project has produced a satisfactory set of results. Achievements, milestones and deliverables are in line with the technical annex. All deliverables have been submitted timely, reflect a good level of work, and provide a good overall documentation of the project architecture, implementation, and demonstrator.” PROJECT EFFECTIVENESS As a result of TSSG's participation in this project a lot of experience was gained in in the following areas:
Participation in an IP type project and managing core parts of the project
Collaboration with a wider set of partners, both academic and industrial, than would be usual in STREP type projects.
Participating in key EU research projects and ensuring that TSSG's reputation and standing in Europe is enhanced.
While it is difficult to state for certain that the project's aims were fully realised, given the scope and duration of such a large project, it did cover the main areas where innovations in the telecommunications industry will occur in the future and provided TSSG with experience and insights into these areas that can be exploited in future projects. For more information on the DIADALOS II project visit the project website at http://www.ist-daidalos.org/ Project Manager - Kevin Doolin Email : kdoolin@tssg.org
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