The workshop will be an adjunct to the International Conference on Telecommunications and Multimedia (TEMU) on Friday 16 July 2010 (Crete, Greece) and will feature presentations of the latest results of EC funded projects in the area of FIRE (Future Internet Research and Experimentation) such as VITAL++, PII, Self-NET, EFIPSANS and others.

The workshop will gather experts from the area of Future Internet Research interested in the construction and deployment of testing and experimentation platforms for future networks and services, as well as experts interested in using such infrastructures to evaluate new technologies and systems. Since the area of discourse is quite wide the workshop will focus on a limited number of topics without excluding new and innovative new topics that might be of interest. In particular, the workshop will focus on:
- Network and service resource description
- Service delivery
- Resource virtualisation
- Network and service overlays
- Tools for management and monitoring

more information

As of September 2009, the project finalised the first working version of Teagle.

• You can download a presentation that explains the working features and future plans
• To get detailed information on how to use teagle, you are invited to watch the videos

PII participates at the conference "FIRE and Living Labs – Future Internet by the people" which is held in association with the Swedish EU presidency in autumn 2009 where two strong communities meet and exchange experiences: The FIRE community focusing on Future Internet Research and Experimentation and the Living Labs community with the mission to engage people, users as co-creators in the development of new successful products and services.

The conference and the workshops are open to everybody interested in research on Future Internet in the world, and in particular to SAC, FIRE and FIA (Future Internet Assembly) members.

http://www.wu.cdt.ltu.se/fireandlivinglabs09/

During the Eureka Celtic event that was held in Paris on 11-12 March 2009, the visitors had the opportunity to see a live demonstration of on-demand tesbed provisioning capabilities. At the exhibition space, PII participants from Germany and Greece showed how a testbed, spanning multiple networks, was enriched by dynamically adding desired functionality, by simply deploying needed components via the Teagle portal.

The Teagle portal allows the customer to look-up and dynamically deploy selected testbed configurations and testbed functionality.