5G-TRANSFORMER IN THE 1st COMPASS WORKSHOP AT IEEE WCNC 2018

The 5G-TRANSFORMER project participated in the First Workshop on Control and management of Vertical slicing including the Edge and Fog Systems (COMPASS) which took place in Barcelona, Spain on April 15, 2018 in conjunction with IEEE Wireless Communications and Networking Conference (IEEE WCNC 2018).

This COMPASS Workshop is a result of merging the First International Workshop on Edge and Fog Systems for 5G & Beyond (IWEF) with The COntrol and Management of network slices for VERTicals (COMVERT) Workshop, creating this new COMPASS workshop, and is co-organized by the 5G-TRANSFORMER and 5G-CORAL projects.

The workshop was organized in two separated sessions, the first one focused on the 5G for Vertical Industries and the second one on the Fog and MEC integration. In the first session of the workshop the participants deep dived into different architectural designs aimed at optimally supporting the requirements of vertical industries in future 5G networks.

 

During the workshop, different contributions were made from 5G-TRANSFORMER. In the picture above, Thomas Deiss from NOKIA and WP3 leader of the 5G-TRANSFORMER project presented a paper focused on the Vertical Slicer component of the 5G-TRANSFORMER system architecture.

The presentations are available for download at:

Presentation 1- Network Slices for Vertical Industries

Presentation 2- Service Orchestration and Federation for Verticals

Presentation 3- 5G Mobile Transport and Computing Platform for Verticals

Presentation 4- MEC-aware Cell Association for 5G Heterogeneous Networks

Presentation 5- Opportunities and Challenges of Joint Edge and Fog Orchestration

Presentation 6- An Integrated Edge and Fog System for Future Communication Networks

Furthermore, Mr. Xavier Costa from NEC Laboratories Europe participated at the industry panel number 3, dedicated to “5G and Verticals” area with the presentation “The Connected and Automated Driving (CAD) Case”at the IEEE WCNC 2018. Download now clicking here