Correspondence Group on Artificial Intelligence Native for Telecommunication Networks (CG-AINN). For more details. please check TD223-R1/PLEN.
- Terms of reference: Terms of reference: Under the auspices of ITU-T SG13, the CG-AINN will carry out the preliminary analysis to help SG13 effectively make decision on appropriate issues and work method in the next SG13 meeting. The objectives are to discuss the potential ToR (Terms of Reference), update the supporting materials, which may include updated gap analysis, points of views, for a focus group on Artificial Intelligence Native for Telecommunication Networks.
Expected outcome:
a) Collate and update various supporting materials and analysis on various technical approaches, relevant to make a decision on the FG on Artificial Intelligence
Native for Telecommunication Networks;
b) Discuss the Terms of Reference of a new focus group for for Artificial Intelligence Native for Telecommunication Networks as reviewed during the adhoc meetings
of SG13;
c) Update the rationale and objective of FG Artificial Intelligence Native for Telecommunication Networks.
The CG is expected to produce a proposed ToR and supporting materials, for a new focus group conditional approval for creation. - Conveners: Mr Leon Wong (leon.wong@rakuten.com), Ms Buse Bilgin (buse.bilgin@turkcell.com.tr)
- Mailing list: cgai6g@lists.itu.int (self-subscription, Members only)
- Mailing list: Archives
- Documents
- Meeting: recurring virtual meeting every alternate week onThursdays 9am CET, starting 11 April 2024
- Lifetime: until end of July 2024
Ad-hoc group on next study period (NSP) preparation for WTSA-24 was set up by SG13 on 14 November 2022. Deatails could be found in TD62-R1/PLEN.- Terms of reference: The establishment of an ad-hoc group on next study period (NSP) preparation for WTSA-24 is proposed for exchanging and sharing opinions and preparing inputs to TSAG. Detailed revised the text of Resolution 2 including ToRs of Questions will be elaborated more through the proposed NSP ad-hoc.
Expected outcome:– Updated SG13 mandate;
– Updated SG13 leading roles;
– Organizational change of SG13 if necessary;
– Updated ToRs of Questions.
- Convenor: Mr. Hyung-Soo (Hans) Kim
- Mailing list: t22sg13nsp@lists.itu.int
- Documents
- Meeting: 16 July from 18:00 in Geneva.
- Lifetime: until the last SG13 meeting in 2024
Ad-hoc group on CNC definition coordination
(Concluded its activities in March 2023, was formally closed on 23 October 2023)
Ad-hoc group on CNC definition coordination was set up by SG13 on 15 July 2022 (SG13 meeting July 2022, Geneva). For more details, please check
TD24-R1/PLEN
- Terms of reference:
- Come up with a more agreeable definition of computing and network convergence (CNC)
- Distinguish the concepts of CPN, CAN and CNC.
NOTE ‒ The ad-hoc will also find the proper references for “computing service", “network service", “computing resource", “network resource", “awareness", and
“optimization" terms where applicable. Furthermore, if other already defined terms are used, references will be provided.
- Co-conveners: Mr Ved Kafle (NICT, Japan) and Mr Alojz Hudobivnik (Slovenia)
- Mailing list: ad-hoc-cnc-def-request@lists.itu.int
- Documents
- Mailing list: Archives
Drafting group on [Questions F&G]
(Concluded its activities in December 2020 by reaching end of it lifetime)
Drafting group on [Questions F&G], TD292/PLEN, was set up by SG13 on 31 July 2020 (SG13 July 2020 virtual meeting). Led by the SG13 chairman it will bridge the gap between July and December 2020 SG13 activities on Questions F and G texts, if needed.
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Correspondence group with SG2
(Concluded its activities in August 2020 as the group reached the end of its lifetime)
Correspondence group with SG2 (WP2/2) to tackle network management issues for 5G has been established by SG2 (at July 2018 meeting) at SG13 closing plenary. Grown from the successful JRG-CCM experience of the past, it introduces more freedom in coordination efforts. No common text is envisaged to be delivered, only applying the SG2 expertise to review SG13 network management work and vice a versa. For more details, please check TD123/PLEN.
- Terms of reference: Joint correspondence group to foster the studies on IMT-2020 network management with activities including:
- Information exchange
- Consideration of common documents related to IMT-2020 network management - Convener: Mr Kazunori Tanikawa (k-tanikawa@cq.jp.nec.com) and Ms Yushuang Hu (huyushuang@chinamobile.com) are the focal point from SG13
- Mailing list: imt2020nmsg2sg13@lists.itu.int
- Archive: http://www.itu.int/ml/lists/arc/imt2020nmsg2sg13
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Correspondence group between Q.14/13 and ISO/IEC JTC 1 SC 6 [FN-COLLABORATION]
(Concluded; it was set up in January 2011)
With the agreement of the convener of the Correspondence Group on Future Networks from the ISO/IEC JTC 1 SC 6 side, Shin-Gak Kang, SG13 agreed to formally close the named correspondence group as there has been no activity of this group since 2012.
•Terms of reference: To find future collaboration topics between SG13 and JTC 1 SC 6.
• Conveners: Takashi Egawa and Shin-Gak Kang
• Mailing list: fncollaboration@lists.itu.int
• Archive: http://www.itu.int/ml/lists/arc/fncollaboration
Correspondence group on trust in ICT (led by Q16/13) [CG-Trust]
Correspondence group on Trust (CG-Trust), according to the extended mandate given to it at the December 2015 SG13 meeting, accomplished its work and delivered the technical report "Trust provisioning for future ICT infrastructures and services" that was agreed by the SG13 for publication. The correspondence group was closed on 29 April 2016 as accomplishing its mandate, leaving the further standardization efforts to be performed in SG13, Q16/13. CG final report to its parent SG may be found in TD 268 (PLEN/13).
Correspondence Group on the cloud computing discussions in SG 13 [T13CLOUD]
- Terms of reference
(continuation of the ad-hocs on cloud computing discussions taken place during the October 2011 SG 13 meeting): - Analyze deliverables from FG Cloud and identify study issues to SG13
- Identify missing points from those deliverables and input to SG13
- Examining proposed new question description at the last October meeting incorporating the activity results of the correspondence group
- Convener:
Kangchan Lee
- Archive:
http://www.itu.int/ml/lists/arc/t09sg13cloud
