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Seminar on Internetworking
Introduction on the topics
Residential and virtual home environments
Virtual Home Environment is a concept defined by the 3rd Generation Partnersip Project. It aims at a personal service environment, which could be presented to he mobile user over a diversity of terminals and access networks while preserving the familiar look and feel.
Residential networks with visions of active home appliances have inspired the researches for several years. As the Internet access has become common in households, digital TV is commercially available and GPRS modems targeted at embedded solutions exist, there might potential to develop a useful and appealing service scenario for home users.
In this seminar we study both the VHE concept and home networks. The overall target is to study the two topics from the consumer point of view, taking the perspective of a private person or a family member. We will also study and discuss whether the VHE concept and the residential network services have any impact to each other and whether they could be combined to create an additional value to the user.
Most of the papers produced will concentrate on a topic relevant in only one of the aformentioned areas. However, a discussion on the mixed scenario is encouraged during the workshop.
- Service Provision in the virtual home environment (Henryka Jormakka)
- Parlay Service Architecture (Henryka Jormakka)
- Applying IPv6 Mobility and autoconfiguration for residential networks (Timo Kyntäjä)
- Comparison of standards for home networks (JINI, HAVi, OSGi, Universal Plug'n'Play) (Timo Kyntäjä)
- GRID - distributed computing power at home (Timo Kyntäjä)
- JINI, JXTA (comparison, applicability in home networks) (Kimmo Ahola)
- Active Networks in implementing a virtual home environment (Kimmo Ahola)
- Wireless Techologies in a home network (Kimmo Ahola)
- QoS (techiques/functionalities) for Virtual Home Environment (Tuomas Kivinen)
- Authentication (and access control) methods for Virtual Home Environment (Tuomas Kivinen)
- Personalized services for virtual home environment (Tuomas Kivinen)
- Requirements for Security in Home Environments (Tomi Mikkonen)
- How to Implement Security in Home Environments? (Tomi Mikkonen)
- Why to Implement Security in Home Environments? (Tomi Mikkonen)
- Adapting Home Environment Services and Applications (Jouni Karvo)
- Peer-to-peer communication (Antti Ylä-Jääski)
- Autoconfiguring ad-hoc networks (Antti Ylä-Jääski)
- Applications and Services in Home Networks (Jouko Järvenpää)
- Terminals in a multichannel Home Environment (Marcin Dobrucki)
- Unified messaging (home, offices, in school, in public...) (Jouko Järvenpää)
- Videoconferencing in home environments (Jouko Järvenpää)
- IP over Broadcast networks (IP over DVB-T or IP over DAB) (Antti Järvinen)
- Requirements for home network return channel architecture (Antti Järvinen)
- Home network application security (MHP) (Antti Järvinen)
- Co-operative wireless residential networks (Antti Tuominen)
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