ETSI IoT Conference 2022

• Tuesday 11 October
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  09.00 SESSION 1: OPENING SESSION
  Enrico Scarrone, TIM, ETSI SmartM2M Chair, Programme Committee Chair

  9.00 Welcome Address
  Luis Jorge Romero, ETSI Director General

  9.10 Introduction to the ETSI IoT week : the Role and Responsibility of Standardization in IoT
  Enrico Scarrone, TIM, ETSI SmartM2M Chair, PC Chair

  9.20 The Role of IoT Standards to Help Resolve Security Challenges
  Rana Kamill, BT

  9.40 HSbooster.eu - How EU Projects and Researchers Can Speed up the IoT Technology Uptake
  Nicholas Ferguson, COMMpla

  10.00 IOT and the Digital Transformation: EU Perspective
  Svetoslav Mihaylov, European Commission DGCONNECT

  10. 20 Morning Coffee & Networking Break
  Demonstration Visits

  11:00 SESSION 2: DEMONSTRATIONS PRESENTATIONS
  Xavier Piednoir, ETSI Technical Expert

  11.00 Standardized Device Provisioning and Data Access with oneM2M
  Andreas Kraft, Deutsche Telekom IoT GmbH

  11.10 Heterogenous, Federated Iot Systems for Public Protection and Disaster Relief Scenarios
  Konrad Wrona, NATO C&I Agency

  11.20 The IoTAC Software Security-by-Design (SSD) Platform
  Miltiadis Siavvas, Centre for Research and Technology Hellas

  11.30 oneM2M Stacks and Self Energy Consumption
  Thierry Monteil, IRIT

  11.40 Demonstration of MEC IoT API
  Marco Centenaro, Athonet S.r.l.

  11.50 oneM2M-based Unmanned Aircraft Data Management Platform
  Sungwook Jung, Korea Electronics Technology Institute

  12.00 Digital Transformation Using AI-Enabled IoT Based on the oneM2M Standards
  Jaeho Kim, Sejong University & KETI

  12.10  Managing AI Services with oneM2M and Semantics
  Przemysław Ratuszek,  Orange

  12.20 Demonstrate SAREF-Based Semantic Interoperability In Action
  Fabio Coelho, INESC TEC

  12.30 Lunch & Networking Break
  Demonstrations Visits

  14.00 SESSION 3: IoT AND EDGE COMPUTING FOR GREEN TRANSFORMATION (to be continued in Session 7)
  Session Chair: Georgios Karagiannis, Huawei Technologies

  This session will discuss the IoT and Edge computing high-level objectives and challenges associated with EU Green transformation and sustainability targets; It will also focus on existing Environmental Footprint Methodologies and on how IoT and Edge can contribute to carbon footprint reductions in various industrial sectors..

  14.00 IoT Done Sustainably
  Dale Seed, InterDigital, oneM2M TP VC and oneM2M SC convenor Sustainability Committee

  14.20 Achieving Sustainability Goals Through SGS Iot Grain Conditions Monitoring Solution
  Aleksandar Mitrevski, SGS

  14.40 IoT and Edge Computing Carbon Footprint Measurement Methodologies
  Sylvie Couronné, Fraunhofer IIS

  15.00 NCIe a Carbon Emission KPI for any Network Type
  Paolo Gemma, Huawei

  15.20 Afternoon Coffee & Networking Break
  Demonstrations Visits

  16.00 SESSION 4: Adoption and Usability of Ontologies and SAREF
  Session Chair: Laura Daniele, TNO

  The IoT industry perceives ontologies as a useful means to enable cross-platform and cross-domain interoperability, also as a result of significant standardization efforts like SAREF in ETSI. However, most industrial practitioners are not familiar with this technology and miss concrete guidelines and successful stories of semantically interoperable solutions, which are at the same time easy to be replicated. This session will provide an opportunity to learn about current initiatives and projects that focus on this challenge and will discuss the way forward towards a broader adoption and better usability of ontologies and SAREF.

  16.00 SAREF Introduction
  Laura Daniele, TNO

  16.10 AIOTI - Ontology landscape
  Martin Bauer, NEC

  16.30 EU-Iot and Ontocommons Workshop Ontological Interoperability and Standardization:
  Recommendations and Application of Ontologies in Cross-Domain
  Arkopaul Sarkar, Trust-IoT

  16.50 Large Scale Deployment of SAREF-Based Semantic Interoperability Solutions in Interconnect
  David Rua INESC TEC

  17.10 SAREF for Smart Lifts and its Application to the Vertical Sector.
  Mauro Dragoni, Fondazione Bruno Kessler

  17.30 Panel Discussion with the Session Speakers, led by Session Chair

  18.15 End of Afternoon and Networking Cocktail

• Wednesday 12 October
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  9:00 SESSION 5: TECHNOLOGIES TO SUPPORT eHEALTH
  Session Chair: Marie-Agnès Peraldi-Frati - University Côte d'Azur

  IoT Technologies are now effectively embedded in many aspects of eHealth. Our four speakers will discuss this from their personal viewpoint, addressing the ever-growing demand in a changing environment in diagnosis and treatment of patients and data collection issues for health service providers.

  9.00 IoT in eHealth – Diagnosis, Therapy, Recovery, Wellness
  Scott Cadzow, C3L (Cadzow Communications Consulting Ltd)

  9.20 Using a Simple Geolocation Symbolic System in the Framework of E-health
  Nel Samama, Institut Polytechnique de Paris / Telecom SudParis

  09.40 Challenge and Development - Asynchronous Contact Tracing
  Luigi Liquori, INRIA

  10.00 IoT Practical Support in a Hospital Setting
  Adam Fowler, VMware Tanzu Platform Architect and chair of the LFPH Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) worldwide

  10.20 Panel discussion
  with the session speakers, led by Session Chair

  11.00 Morning Coffee & Networking Break
  Demonstration Visits

  11:30 SESSION 6: THE ROLE OF EDGE IN IoT (to be continued in Session 10)
  Session Chair: Dario Sabella, ISG MEC Chair, Intel

  This session will explore the role of edge computing in IoT environments, by providing an overview of standardization activities and related gaps, complemented by some application use cases (e.g. railways) and exemplary MEC implementation related to IoT service API; it will also introduce the emerging edge-native paradigm applied to the ASSIST-IoT approach for the Next NG-IoT Decentralized Architecture

  11.30 MEC IoT Service: an Overview
  Marco Centenaro, Athonet S.r.l.

  11.50 High Priority Edge Computing Standardisation Gaps and Relevant SDOs
  Orfeas Voutyras, Institute of Communications and Computer Systems

  12.10 Transparent Access to Edge Computing Services for IoT Applications
  Josef Hammer, Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfurt

  12.30 Iot and Edge Computing as Enabling Technologies for Data Spaces
  Antonio Kung, Trialog

  12.50 Lunch & Networking Break
  Demonstration Visits

  14:00 SESSION 7: IoT AND EDGE COMPUTING FOR GREEN TRANSFORMATION (continuation of Session 3)
  Session Chair: Georgios Karagiannis, Huawei Technologies

  14.00 Interconnect - a European Project that Changes the Way Energy is Consumed
  Jean-Philippe Pierre , ISEN - YNCREA Mediterranée

  14.20 Digital Twin for the Green Transformation: Requirements and Enabling Technologies
  Umberto Fattore, NEC Laboratories Europe GmbH

  14.40 The European Green Deal and how Edge IoT could accelerate the green transition in Europe and beyond
  Svetoslav Mihaylov, EC DG CONNECT
  
  

  15.00 Panel discussion
  with the session speakers, led by Session Chair
  • Umberto Fattore, NEC Laboratories Europe GmbH
  • Paolo Gemma, Huawei
  • Svetoslav Mihaylov, EC DG CONNECT
  • Aleksandar Mitrevski, SGS
  • Jean-Philippe Pierre, ISEN- YNCREA MEDITERRANEE
  • Dale Seed, InterDigital, oneM2M TP VC and oneM2M SC convenor Sustainability Committee

  15.45 Afternoon Coffee & Networking Break
  Demonstrations Visits

  16:15 SESSION 8: CONNECTIVITY ENABLING IoT
  Session Chair Giulio Maggiore ETSI TC INT chair, TIM

  We have in front of us new connectivity technologies unlocking opportunities along the IoT value chain. Flexibility, speed, and the traceability of materials and products are playing an increasingly important role in industry. Thanks to connectivity, cars, machines and plants deliver the data necessary for boosting productivity, preventing failures, through greater transparency. The challenge will be to cope the great number of devices and connections with sustainability approach though optimal energy consumption and power efficiency.

  16.15 Car IoT and New Connectivity Perspectives from the SparkLink Alliance
  François Fisher, FSCOM, AIOTI Mobility WG Chair

  16.35 Mioty - the Future of Sustainable Wireless IoT Communication
  Josef Bernhard, Fraunhofer-Institute for Integrated Circuits IIS

  16.55 Achieving Optimal Energy and Power Efficiency in IoT Devices with MIPI I3C
  Michele Scarlatella, MIPI Alliance

  17.15 Panel Discussion
  with the session speakers, led by the session Chair

  17.45 End of Afternoon and Networking Drink

• Thursday 13 October
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  9.00 SESSION 9 : IoT SECURITY (to be continued in Session 13)
  Session Chair: Alex Leadbeater, ETSI TC CYBER Chair, BT

  IoT is frequently in the news headlines for all the wrong reasons with inadequate security leading to compromise or privacy impacts. This two-part session (9 and 13) will explore the impacts of IoT Security weaknesses and industry initiatives to close the IoT Security gaps.

  09.00 IoT Security – Standards Development for Vertical Domains
  Scott Cadzow, C3L (Cadzow Communications Consulting Ltd)

  9.20 Would you Still Trust your IoT Product Supplier from Now On?
  Roland Atoui, Red Alert Labs

  09.40 Defending Smart Cities against Cyber Attack, Nature and Acts of War
  Konrad Wrona, NATO C&I Agency - plus partners

  10.00 The IoTAC Software Security-by-Design Platform
  Miltiadis Siavvas, Centre for Research and Technology Hellas

  10.20 Morning Coffee & Networking Break
  Demonstrations Visit

  11.00 SESSION 10: THE ROLE OF EDGE IN IoT (continuation of Session 6)
  Session Chair: Dario Sabella, ISG MEC Chair, Intel

  This session will explore the role of edge computing in IoT environments, by providing an overview of standardization activities and related gaps, complemented by some application use cases (e.g. railways) and exemplary MEC implementation related to IoT service API; it will also introduce the emerging edge-native paradigm applied to the ASSIST-IoT approach for the Next NG-IoT Decentralized Architecture

  11.00 Edge-Native Paradigm: ASSIST-IoT Approach for the Next NG-IoT Decentralized Architecture
  Ignacio Lacalle, UPV

  11.20 The Role of the Edge in IoT-Based Railway Diagnostic Satellite and 5G Integrated Networks
  Lorenzo Santilli, Telecom Italia

  11.40 Panel discussion
  
  led by the session chair

  • Marco Centenaro, Athonet S.r.l.
  • Josef Hammer, Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfurt
  • Antonio Kung, Trialog
  • Ignacio Lacalle, UPV
  • Lorenzo Santilli, Telecom Italia
  • Orfeas Voutyras, Institute of Communications and Computer Systems

  12.15 Lunch & Networking Break
  Demonstrations Visits

  14.00 SESSION 11: INTEROPERABILITY, KEY TO DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
  Session Chair: Roland Hechwartner, oneM2M Technical Plenary Chair, Deutsche Telekom AG / T-Mobile International Austria

  Using data of interconnected things leads to a complex system mixing-and-matching of technology components and data transfer across vertical sectors. This challenge can be mastered to achieve interoperability, security, efficiency, economy of scale and trust.

  14.00 OneM2M Enabling Interoperability
  Roland Hechwartner, oneM2M Technical Plenary Chair, Deutsche Telekom AG / T-Mobile International Austria

  14.20 Why Interoperability is Key for Local Authorities to Master Data Sovereignty and ICT Carbon Footprint
  Christophe Colinet, Bordeaux Métropole / eG4U

  14.40 A Simulation Framework for the oneM2M Standard
  Marie-Agnès Peraldi-Frati, University Côte d'Azur

  15.00 Device Data Orchestration Using oneM2M
  Andre Dias Dutra, Deutsche Telekom IoT GmbH

  15.20 Panel discussion
  with the session speakers, led by Session Chair

  16.00 Networking Coffee  & Demos Visits

  16:30 SESSION 12: DIGITAL TWINS BETWEEN STANDARD AND INNOVATIONS
  Session Chair Massimo Vanetti, European Digital SME Alliance

  Discussing the innovation that the application of Digital Twins can bring to IoT applications and standards.

  16.30 Internet of Things & Digital Twins: Just a Buzzword or a Challenging Opportunity?
  Marco Picone, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia

  16.50 Combining Digital Twins with Cognitive Agents and Plausible Reasoning
  Dave Raggett, W3C/ERCIM

  17.10 An Introduction to oneM2M’s Smart Device Template and Data Structures
  Andreas Kraft, Deutsche Telekom IoT GmbH

  17.30 Panel discussion
  with the session speakers, led by Session Chair
  • Umberto Fattore, NEC Laboratories Europe GmbH
  • Andreas Kraft, Deutsche Telekom IoT GmbH
  • Marco Picone, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia
  • Dave Raggett, W3C/ERCIM

  18.00 End of Afternoon and Networking Drink

• Friday 14 October
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  9:00 SESSION 13: IoT SECURITY (continuation of Session 9)
  Session Chair: Alex Leadbeater, ETSI TC CYBER Chair, BT

  IoT is frequently in the news headlines for all the wrong reasons with inadequate security leading to compromise or privacy impacts. This two-part session (09 and 13) will explore the impacts of IoT Security weaknesses and industry initiatives to close the IoT Security gaps.

  09.00 Evolving Cellular Connectivity to Meet the Needs of an Expanding IoT
  Saïd Gharout, Trusted Connectivity Alliance IoT RSP Working Group, Kigen

  09.20 The Security Evaluation Standard for IoT Platforms (SESIP): Quantifying the Benefits of Re-Use and Mapping to ETSI EN 303 645
  Gil Bernabeu, GlobalPlatform

  09.40 IoT Devices Identity Management
  Lorenzo Gatti, InfoCert S.p.A.

  10.00 Panel Discussion
  with the session speakers, led by Alex Leadbeater
  • Roland Atoui, Red Alert Labs
  • Scott Cadzow, C3L (Cadzow Communications Consulting Ltd)
  • Lorenzo Gatti, InfoCert S.p.A.
  • Saïd Gharout, Trusted Connectivity Alliance, Kigen
  • Gil Bernabeu, GlobalPlatform
  • Miltiadis Siavvas, Centre for Research and Technology Hellas
  • Konrad Wrona, NATO C&I Agency - plus partners

  10.45 Networking Coffee Break

  11:15 SESSION 14 : ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE LEVERAGING IoT
  Session Chair: Michelle Wetterwald, Netellany/ FB Consulting

  Artificial Intelligence and IoT are closely linked. The data processed by AI are very often produced by sensors, while the automated outcome of AI decisions is executed by IoT actuators. Standards, more specifically on shared data, have a major role to play in this interaction, which will be outlined in this session.

  11.15 Overview of AI Activities in ETSI
  Lindsay Frost, NEC

  11.35 Artificial Intelligence, IoT Device Management : the Indispensable Collaboration 
  Samuel Berlemont, Orange

  11.55 Bringing the Power of Standards IoT Platform to AI
  JaeSeung Song, Sejong University, oneM2M TP Vice Chair

  12.15 Cross-Domain Data Usability in IoT Ecosystem Comprising IoT Devices, Humans and Machines
  Michelle Wetterwald, Netellany / FB Consulting

  12.35 Panel Discussion
  with the session speakers, led by Session Chair

  13.00 Event Closure & Wrap Up

  13.05 End of the ETSI IoT Week and and Snack

Programme Committee Members:

• Francisco da Silva, ETSI SmartM2M Vice Chair, Huawei Technologies
• Laura Daniele, TNO
• Mauro Dragoni, Fondazione Bruno Kessler
• Ray Forbes, ETSI ISG ENI Chair, Huawei Technologies
• Lindsay Frost, ETSI ISG CIM Chair, NEC
• Raul Garcia-Castro, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM)
• Patrick Guillemin, ETSI
• Roland Hechwartner, oneM2M Technical Plenary Chair, Deutsche Telekom AG / T-Mobile International Austria, Programme Committee Vice Chair
• Georgios Karagiannis, Huawei Technologies
• Alex Leadbeater, ETSI TC CYBER Chair, BT
• Luigi Liquori, INRIA 
• Svetoslav Mihaylov, DG CONNECT, European Commission
• Thierry Monteil, IRIT
  
• Marie-Agnes Peraldi-Frati, INRIA
• Xavier Piednoir, ETSI
• Enrico Scarrone, ETSI SmartM2M Chair, oneM2M Steering Committee Chair, Telecom Italia S.p.A., Programme Committee Chair
• Massimo Vanetti, European Digital SME Alliance, Programme Committee Vice Chair
• Michelle Wetterwald, Netellany/ FB Consulting, Programme Committee Vice Chair
• Suno Wood, ETSI TC eHEALTH Chair, eG4U

• Access to Presentations (PDF).