1. (Draft) Workprogramme 2011-2012
Disclaimer: all information in the following slides is provided on a preliminary basis and is subject to change
Detailed final presentations will be given at the ICT 2010 conference, September 2010, Brussels

2. ICT 2010 27-29 September 2010 Brussels
Detailed presentations and discussions on next Calls for Proposals
Networking
Exhibition
More than 4000 participants expected
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3. Portfolio of Embedded Systems Design projects (from FP7 call 1 of 2007)
STREP
IP/NoE
COCONUT
Verification
MULTICUBE
Multi-objective exploration
Nr. Components, lines of code
MNEMEE Memory optim.
COMBEST
Components
MEDEIA Model driven
Heterogeneous components/ design styles
Complexity
GALAXY
ArtistDesign
ACTORS
Adaptibility
PREDATOR
Quasimodo
Predictable, dependable
MOGENTES
Test
SATURN Modelling, code generation
ALL-TIMES Timing
Interoperable tools
COSINE
Coordin. of national prog.
INTERESTED Modelling, verification, execution
Budget 40 M€
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4. Portfolio of Embedded Systems Design projects (from FP7 call 4 of 2009)
STREP IP
Budget 28 M€
EMBOCON
Optimisation
MOBY-DIC piecewise affine
Control, Robustness
PROARTIS RT analysis
Adaptibility, Reconfigurable
ERA Reconfigurable
MADNESS predictable & adaptive
MADES code generation
Model-driven development
DESTECS discrete-continuous
Platform based design Interoperable tools
TERESA secure & dependable
ENOSYS SysML/MARTE
ARCADIA
Coordin. of national prog.
COMPLEX Design exploration (power/performance)
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5. 2011-2012 ICT Work Programme Challenges
Green Cars PPP
&
Energy Efficient Buildings PPP
Factories of the Future PPP
Socio-economic goals
5. ICT for health
7. ICT for enterprise and manufacturing
8. Digital libraries & learning
6. ICT for a low-carbon
Industry/Technology needs
1. Pervasive and
Trusted Network
and Service Infrastructures
Future Internet PPP
2. Cognitive systems and robotics
Future and Emerging
Technologies (FET)
3. Alternative Paths
to Components
and Systems
Embedded Systems and Computing are here
JTIs (ARTEMIS, ENIAC)
4. Content & media technologies
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6. Computing and EMS Objectives
Overall Call Planning
Computing and EMS Objectives
PPP call Open summer Close end 2010
Call 7 Open Sep Close Jan 2011
Call 8 Open summer Close autumn 2011
PPP call Open summer Close end 2011
Call 9 Open end Close spring 2012
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7. WP (Call 7)
Publication: Sep ‘10
Deadline: Jan ‘11
Objective 3.3 New paradigms for embedded systems, monitoring and control towards complex systems engineering
Before in two separate objectives…
Objective 3.4 Computing Systems
95 M€ / 2Y
50 M€
45 M€
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8. WP 2011-12 (Call 7 - Objective 3.3) 50 M€ TBC
New paradigms for embedded systems, monitoring and control towards complex systems engineering
to push the limits of embedded systems, monitoring and control, and optimisation technologies
Embedded Systems (IP, STREPs)
Networked Monitoring and Control (IP, STREPs)
System-of-Systems (IP, CSA)
International Cooperation (CSA)
Min 50% for IPs; min 30% for STREPs
50 M€
TBC
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9. International Cooperation
Western Balkans
Monitoring and Control
USA
System-of-Systems
TBC
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10. Call 7 50M€ IP (a-e), STREP (a-d), CSA (f,g)
Objective 3.3: New paradigms for embedded systems (ES), monitoring & control (M&C) towards complex systems engineering
Target outcomes:
Design of advanced heterogeneous ES
Architectures and tools for energy efficient ES
Composition & verification methods and tools
M&C techniques dealing with large number of distributed sensory data
Robust control and optimisation in industrial environments
Energy-aware self-organising M&C systems, including fault- adaptive methods in case of failures
Engineering of System-of-Systems (SoS) addressing societal needs
Modelling and simulation of high level behaviour and interaction of the constituent systems; Management of dynamics of SoS
Strategic roadmap and case studies
Facilitate international cooperation
Analysis of research agendas and joint R&D initiatives with USA for SoS and with Western Balcan Countries for M&C
Call M€ IP (a-e), STREP (a-d), CSA (f,g)
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11. What is a “System-of-Systems”?
Complexity of systems is growing
Systems interact with an increasing number of other (embedded) systems due to an increasingly connected society and industry
A System-of-Systems is composed of autonomous (embedded) systems that function as a complex system in order to satisfy a global need or multiple needs
The overall system has to warrant certain (non-functional) properties: predictable, dependable, safe and secure
A System-of-Systems is inherently interdisciplinary and heterogeneous
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12. Why SoS Engineering?
Reinforce leading position of European industry in system engineering
Better use of existing resources and systems
Facilitate global goal(s) or grand challenge(s)
Societal applications of SoS for
Airport and air-traffic control, urban transport, water distribution, surveillance, smart grid for electricity, energy efficient buildings, enterprise and supply chain operations, health care
“Engineering” is broader than “Design”
It covers also activities during deployment, operation and maintenance of systems
Correct-by-construction at design stage needs to be extended to operation stage
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13. WP 2011-12 (Call 7 - Objective 3.4 ) 45 M€ TBC Computing Systems
to achieve breakthroughs in the transition to multi-core architectures across the whole computing spectrum (embedded, general-purpose and high-performance) the underlying hardware, the system software (OS, tools, compilers, etc) and the programming paradigms.
Parallel and Concurrent Computing
Virtualisation
Customisation
Architecture and Technology
International Collaboration (USA, India, China and Latin America)
45 M€
TBC
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14. Joint Calls Research and Development cooperation
Objective 10.1 EU-Brazil
Microelectronics/Microsystems
Networked Monitoring and Control
Future Internet - experimental facilities
Future Internet – security
e-Infrastructures
Objective 10.2 EU-Russia
Multi-core
High-Performance Computing
Porting of Codes
9 M€
TBC
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15. Other Initiatives
PPPs

16. ICT contribution to the PPPs
Energy Efficient Buildings
Green Car > Fully Electrical Vehicle
Factories of the Future
Future Internet
Networked Monitoring and Control Embedded Systems have a major role to play in all these PPPs
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17. Energy Efficient Buildings
30 July 2010 – 26 Oct 2010
6.4 PPP EEB: ICT for energy-efficient buildings and spaces of public use
30 July 2011 – 2 Dec 2011
6.5: PPP EEB: ICT for energy-positive neighbourhoods
TBC
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18. TBC Full Electric Vehicle 6.8 PPP GC: ICT for fully electric vehicles
30 July 2010 – 26 Oct 2010
30 July 2011 – 2 Dec 2011
TBC
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19. TBC Factory of the Future 30 July 2010 – 26 Oct 2010
7.3 PPP FoF: Virtual factories and enterprises
7.4 PPP FoF: Digital factories: Manufacturing design and product lifecycle management
30 July 2011 – 2 Dec 2011
7.1 PPP FoF: Smart factories: energy-aware, agile manufacturing and customisation
7.2 PPP FoF: Manufacturing Solutions for new ICT products
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20. TBC Future Internet 30 July 2010 – 26 Oct 2010
1.7 PPP FI: Technology foundation - Future Internet Core Platform
1.8 PPP FI: Use Case scenarios and early trials
1.9 PPP FI: Capacity Building and Infrastructure Support
1.10 PPP FI: Programme Facilitation and Support
18 May 2012 – 18 Sep 2012
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21. Thank you!