1. Summer Camp 2010 9 & 10 June, Rome Agenda and organisation
By Ad ten Berg

2. “Inspiring the next step”
THEME
“Inspiring the next step”

3. Summer Camp 2010, baseline Day 1:
Inform participants on the status of the ARTEMIS programme
Discuss ideas and the structure for the Annual Work Programme 2011.
Consolidate key-ideas in the plenary session
Deliverable: suggestions for MASP/RA and AWP2011
Day 2:
Inform participants on the status of the SRA 2010 status and planned actions
Discuss input and feedback for the Strategic Research Agenda 2010
Consolidate key-issues in the plenary session
Deliverable: feedback of ARTEMIS community for SRA-WG

4. DAY 1: Detailed agenda June 9
10.00 – Welcome & Introduction & Organisation Leonardo Laila Gide & Tatu Koljonen & Ad ten Berg
10.30 –11.00 ARTEMIS programme, Leonardo Eric Schutz
11.00 – ARTEMIS project presentations Leonardo
12.30 – Lunch Tiziano
13.30 – Indications on FP7 work programme Tom Clausen, Leonardo
13:50 – 15:30 Break-Out session (4 groups) Raffaello A & B Prepare new ideas Botticelli, Tiepolo for Annual Work Programme
15.30 – 16:00 Coffee break Foyer
16.00 – Plenary consolidation Leonardo
17.00 – Break-Out Session for Raffaello A & B Working Group meetings Botticelli, Tiepolo
18: Social Event & Dinner hrs Bus departs at entrance NH Villa Carpegna

5. DAY 2: Detailed agenda June 10
08.30 – Working Groups present SRA input Leonardo Plenary Session
10.00 – 10:15 Coffee break Foyer
10.15 – 11:00 Keynote by Rolf Ernst, TU Braunschweig Leonardo “ARTEMIS - Deriving research problems from complex societal challenges”
11.00 – SRA 2010 update Leonardo Laila Gide & Tatu Koljonen
11.30 – 13:15 Break-Out session SRA Raffaello A & B ( 4 parallel sessions) Botticelli, Tiepolo – Lunch Tiziano
14.00 – Plenary consolidation Leonardo
15.30 – Closing Session Leonardo Laila Gide

6. ARTEMIS Projects presented
ARTEMIS Projects, – 12.30, 9 June:
SMECY François Pacull
INDEXYS Andreas Eckel
CESAR Gerhard Griessnig
SOFIA Tullio Salmon
ACROSS Roman Obermaisser
Smarcos Jani Mäntyjärvi

7. Questions to projects
The ARTEMIS SRA targets to achieve paradigm changes in the embedded systems design and architecting:
What concrete paradigm changes is the project trying to achieve?
Cross-domain applicability is one of the ARTEMIS high level targets:
Which domains is the project covering?
How is the cross-domain objective addressed in the project?
The ARTEMIS SRA sets several concrete high level targets ( c.f on page 17):
To which of these high level targets does the project contribute and in what way?
Innovation is one of ARTEMIS main topics:
How does the project push innovation forward from the more fundamental R&D to broad industrially applicable innovations?
How does the project address the Standardisation, Education and Tool Platform ambitions described in the ARTEMIS SRA?

8. Logistics Break-out Sessions
Day 1: AWP break-out:
For the AWP break-out we have distributed the participants equally over four groups.
Day 2: SRA break-out:
At the registration desk you will be able to give your preference for one of the SRA break-out sessions planned for June 10.
Internet access
Since we planned for focussed discussions, no internet access is provided by ARTEMIS-IA.
Internet access can be obtained at your own expense at the Hotel desk.

9. Thank you for your attention

10. Break-out Practicalities
Each group should appoint a chair and a rapporteur.
Each group is free to choose its approach for the discussion
“yellow notes” are available for groups that want to use a meta-plan approach.
All groups are asked to deliver their output in PowerPoint on a USB stick.
The rapporteur (or chair) presents the break-out outcomes in the plenary session.

11. Floor plan Ground-level
The floor plan is on the back-cover of your hand-out

12. Floor plan Basement-level

13. ARTEMIS Sub-Programmes (ASPs)
Methods and Processes for Safety-relevant Embedded Systems
Healthcare
Smart Environments
Efficient Manufacturing and Logistics
Computing Environments for Embedded Systems
Inter-networked ES for Security and Critical Infrastructures Protection
Embedded Technology for Sustainable Urban Life
Human-centric Design of Embedded Systems

14. DAY 1: Briefing break-out Annual Work Programme
Ideas on structure of Annual Work Programme are solicited
Which parts of the structure are still valid?
What should be modified and how?
Specialized ideas on vertical sub-programmes are welcome
Specialized ideas on horizontal sub-programmes are welcome

15. DAY 1: Briefing break-out Annual Work Programme
ARTEMIS is an innovation oriented programme
Lead time to market of projects should take that into account.
Are projects in vertical sub-programmes close to the market? (more Eureka alike)
Are projects in horizontal sub-programmes too far from the market, resulting in too long lead-times? (more FP7 alike)

16. DAY 1: Briefing break-out Annual Work Programme
ARTEMIS is considered top-down
This implies steering
A volume difference between ASP’s is observed in the first two calls:
Are the volume differences of ASP’s an issue?
Is steering desired to control the volumes of ASPs?
Should the AWP change for more horizontal sub-programmes? (sustainability could be an example of a new horizontal ASP)
Should the AWP change for more vertical sub-programme’s?

17. Breakout rooms Group Yellow: Chair Laila Gide, Room: Raffaello A
Group Red: Chair Ad ten Berg, Room: Botticelli
Group Blue: Chair Tatu Koljonen, Room Tiepolo
Group Green: Chair Jan Lohstroh, Room Raffaello B

18. Thank you for your attention

19. Working Group Break-out session
WG Tool Platforms = Raffaello A
WG Metrics = Raffaello B
WG SRA = Botticelli    
WG CoIE = Tiepolo  
WG Education & Training  = Leonardo    
WG Standardisation = Leonardo  
SME Involvement = Leonardo  

20. Thank you for your attention

21. DAY 2 SRA break-out session: 4 themes
Research Priorities and challenges chaired by: Laila Gide
From application drivers to research priorities, challenges, and foundational research,…
Innovation Environment chaired by: Tatu Koljonen
Discuss SRA focus for, among others: CoIE, SME, Regulation, Standardisation, Open Source,...
Investing in E.S Research chaired by: Joseba Laka
Market opportunities, funding sources, National policies alignment.
ARTEMIS positioning in the future chaired by: Ad ten Berg
How should ARTEMIS position itself in the future and with respect to other PPPs and initiatives?

22. SRA Break-out rooms Research: Raffaello A Innovation: Raffaello B
National policies and Market: Botticelli
ARTEMIS positioning in the future: Tiepolo

23. Thank you for your attention