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ITU-T Workshop on NGN and its Transport Networks |
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ITU-T Workshop on NGN and its Transport Networks
Kobe, Japan, 20-21 April 2006
Contact: tsbworkshops@itu.int
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20 April 2006 |
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09:00 - 10:30 |
SESSION 1: Opening Session
Chairmen: Yoichi MAEDA (SG15 Chairman) [BIO] & Brian MOORE
(SG13 Chairman) [BIO]
Objectives: This session will provide an introduction to the workshop and
give an overview of the current developments of NGN related standards. It
will also provide experiences of NGN strategic promotion and network
deployment experiences in one of the most advanced country on the broadband
network services
- Welcome address – Hiroshi MATSUI (President of ITU Association of Japan)
[BIO]
- Opening speech - Houlin ZHAO (Director of TSB)
[BIO]
- Key note 1: Japanese strategy for NGN - Masao MATSUMOTO
(Director-General for Technology Policy Coordination of MIC, Japan)
[BIO] [ABSTRACT] [PRESENTATION]
- Key note 2: Broadband service deployment experiences in Japan – Yuji
INOUE (Chief Technology Officer of NTT)
[BIO] [ABSTRACT] [PRESENTATION]
- NGN standards overview and the workshop objectives - Chae-sub LEE (FGNGN
Chairman)
[BIO] [ABSTRACT] [PRESENTATION]
- ITU-T standards overviews on NGN and Its transport networks
- ITU-T SG13 activities on the NGN and its Transport Networks - Brian MOORE (SG13 Chairman)
[BIO] [ABSTRACT] [PRESENTATION]
- ITU-T SG15 activities on the NGN and its Transport Networks - Yoichi MAEDA (SG 15 Chairman)
[BIO] [ABSTRACT] [PRESENTATION]
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10:30 - 11:00 |
COFFEE BREAK |
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11:00 - 12:30 |
SESSION 2: NGN Architecture and Requirements
Chairman: Naotaka MORITA (SG13 Vice-chairman) [BIO]
Objectives: This session will review and examine service requirements
and capabilities of NGN and its architectural aspects which were developed
by NGN-related groups such as the FGNGN, TISPAN and OMA. Based on the review
and examination of the NGN architecture and requirements, the session will
discuss and investigate future issues for the realization of NGN. This
investigation will also include discussion on the relationship with
transport area like service vs-transport and access vs-core in NGN
architecture and requirements.
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12:30 - 14:00 |
LUNCH BREAK |
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14:00 - 15:30 |
SESSION 3: Network QoS and Control
Chairman: Neal SEITZ (SG13 Vice-chairman) [BIO]
Objectives: This session will summarize Quality of Service (QoS) and
resource control requirements for NGNs, and how those requirements are being
addressed in international standards and emerging networks. The session will
focus on the “upper layer” controls enabling individual IP packet flows to
be established, across IP router networks, among end users and application
service providers. It will also explore how upper layer controls may
interact with “lower layer” controls enabling aggregate flows to be
established, across optical transport networks, among IP router networks
operating as OTN clients.
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15:30 - 16:00 |
COFFEE BREAK |
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16:00 - 18:00 |
SESSION 4: Transport Network Control (ASON, GMPLS and Control plane
management)
Chairman: Steve TROWBRIDGE (SG15 Vice-chairman) [BIO]
Objectives: This session will cover the key control plane
technologies that are employed in the evolution to intelligent optical and
SDH networks which support the transport layers for Next Generation
Networks. Presentations topics include: business drivers for control plane
deployment; IETF activities on development of the base protocols; and
control plane signaling, routing, and management, including an introduction
to the relevant standards.
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21 April 2006 |
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09:00 - 10:30 |
SESSSION 5: Market Opportunities and Challenges
Chairman: Helmut SCHINK (SG13 Vice-chairman) [BIO]
Objectives: NGN provides a number of opportunities for various kinds
of businesses. Those include service providers, application providers,
transport providers in the access and the backbone. It provides mechanisms
to offer services to customers, residential end-users, business users or
re-sellers.
Challenges arise from a number of sources like competition, cost of
implementation, changing marketplaces, complex migration scenarios and
regulatory uncertainties.
This session aims to provide a state-of-the-art overview on global trends
with a focus to the Asia-Pacific region from the different perspectives
- All-IP migration of telephone network and further evolution toward
fixed-mobile network convergence –
Yasunao MISAWA (KDDI Corporation, Japan)
[BIO] [ABSTRACT] [PRESENTATION]
- Opportunities and challenges for a global system vendor- Keith
Mainwaring
(Cisco, USA)
[BIO] [ABSTRACT] [PRESENTATION]
- Call server based evolution scenario in China - Hui Ling
ZHAO
(China Telecom, China)
[BIO] [ABSTRACT] [PRESENTATION]
- Evolution from PSTN to NGN in China- Fan DONGYANG (SCNB, China)
[BIO] [ABSTRACT] [PRESENTATION]
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10:30 - 11:00 |
COFFEE BREAK |
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11:00 - 12:30 |
SESSION 6: Broadband Access (VDSL access, PON access, Cable access and
WiMAX)
Chairman: Andrew NUNN (SG15 Vice-chairman) [BIO]
Objectives: This session will cover some of the access network
technologies that are being deployed to support broadband services and which
are evolving to support emerging Next Generation Networks. The session will
provide an overview of VDSL, Passive Optical Networks, Cable and WiMAX
technologies as well as an examination of relevant standards.
- VDSL2 - taking broadband access evolution to the next level - Martin SCHENK (Infineon Technology, Germany)
[BIO] [ABSTRACT] [PRESENTATION]
- Technologies and applications of Passive Optical Networks (PON) - Yukio NAKANO (Hitachi, Japan)
[BIO] [ABSTRACT] [PRESENTATION]
- Broadband access technology and standardization for integrated cable TV
networks - Naoyoshi NAKAMURA (NHK, Japan)
[BIO] [ABSTRACT] [PRESENTATION]
- IEEE802.16/WiMAX Broadband Wireless Access – Mitsuo NOHARA (KDDI
Corporation, Japan)
[BIO] [ABSTRACT] [PRESENTATION]
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12:30 - 14:00 |
LUNCH BREAK |
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14:00 - 15:30 |
SESSION 7: Data over Transport networks (Ethernet/MPLS over Transport and
Enhanced Ethernet OAM)
Chairman: Malcolm BETTS (SG15 Q.12 Rapporteur) [BIO]
Objectives: This session will describe how Ethernet is being deployed
in carrier networks today. The session will also describe some of the areas
that are currently under active discussion in the IEEE and ITU-T. These
enhancements, for example Provider Backbone Bridges and OAM, improve the
capabilities and manageability of Ethernet in carrier networks applications.
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15:30 - 16:00 |
COFFEE BREAK |
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16:00 - 17:30 |
SESSION 8: Review and Conclusion
Chairmen: Yoichi MAEDA (SG15 Chairman) [BIO] & Brian MOORE (SG13 Chairman)
[BIO]
Objectives: This session will give an overview of the workshop. It
will draw the main conclusions and messages from the various sessions of the
workshop and in particular identify key issues to be followed up and what
new standards may be needed. It will also provide a final opportunity for
questions and comments from the workshop participants.
Main Conclusions
- Messages for further activities by ITU-T
- New Standards Required
Chairmen Conclusion: All Session chairmen will summarize the session
discussions and will make proposals for future standardization activities.
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