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Asian Collaboration in Future Internet

The Asia Future Internet Forum (AsiaFI) 2008, led by Yong-Jin Park from Hanyang University, emphasizes the pressing challenges and opportunities in shaping the future of the Internet. As the number of global internet users and devices skyrockets, issues such as security, reliability, and performance demand innovative solutions. With initiatives from the USA, Europe, Japan, and Korea, AsiaFI aims to coordinate research and development to ensure a robust, scalable next-generation Internet. The forum highlights collaborative efforts to address these challenges through education, events, and global testbeds.

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Asian Collaboration in Future Internet

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  1. Asian Collaboration in Future Internet Yong-Jin Park, Hanyang Univ GITI Forum 2008.6.6

  2. Outline • Challenges for Future Internet • Activities • USA • Europe • Japan • Korea • Asia: AsiaFI • International

  3. Future Internet • The Internet is a tremendous success, but… • Internet of 10 or 15 years later • The Network of the Future • Internet of Things • Internet of Service • Internet of Security • Internet of 3D Media • Enabling the Future Networked Society

  4. Challenges (1/3) • Scale & Diversity • The globe is becoming networked • Huge scale: • 542 M Internet hosts (2008.1) (originally hundreds of hosts were expected) • 1.3 B Internet users (2007.12) • 3.3 B mobile phones (2007.12) • Diverse networking: BAN,HAN, ubiquitous/sensor networking • Trillions of nodes • Diverse wireless networks : Bluetooth/Zigbee/WiFi/WiMax/WiMedia/W-CDMA/4G

  5. Challenges (2/3) • Security (Not required in the original Internet) • Viruses • DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) Attack • Loss caused by DDOS was more than $ 1B (2005) • Addressing security comes at a significant cost • Estimated $50-100B spent worldwide on security in 2004 • Spam mails • 95% of the whole emails • Reliability • e-Commerce increasingly depends on fragile Internet

  6. Challenges (3/3) • Performance • Scientists have significant bandwidth requirements • Each science community desires its own wavelength(s) in fibers

  7. Functions have been much more stacked. Layers have been more & more inserted. It’s time to build a new Internet from scratch : Clean slate design! AKARI Conceptual Design, NICT 2007.4

  8. Main Activities in continents • US NSF • Find (Future Internet Design): Research project • GENI (Global Environment for Networking Innovations): Testbed project • European Commission • FIRE (Future Internet Research and Experimentation) • JAPAN • NWGN (New Generation Network) Forum • KOREA • FIF (Future Internet Forum)

  9. AsiaFI (Asia Future Internet Forum) • 2008.6.17: AsiaFI, General Meeting, Seoul • 2007.7.8~10: First AsiaFI preparation meeting • Objectives • to coordinate research and development on Future Internet among countries in Asia as well as with other continents. • Activities • Education • Event • Testbed • Working Group

  10. Background behind AsiaFI Past • 1969 ARPANet • 1982 SDN, KR • 1984 JUNET, JP(Time gap: nearly 15 years) Present • 2005 NSF announced GENI Initiative • 2006 Overlay Workshop, JP • 2007 Future Internet Workshop, KR • 2008 AsiaFI (Time gap: a few years)

  11. Contributions for developing Internet • Current Internet • US: 80% • Europe: 10-15% • Asia: Less than 5% • Future Internet ? • US: 1/3 • Europe: 1/3 • Asia: 1/3 Source: K Chon

  12. International Activity ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC6 • Kick-off meeting on standardization on Future Network/Internet in 2007.9 ITU NGN-GSI, SG13 • New Question Proposal on Future Internet • Initial draft in 2007.9 • Revised draft in 2008.1

  13. Reference AsiaFI www.asiafi.net EuroFGI www.eurongi.net FIF www.fif.krFIND www.nets-find.netFIRE cordis.europa.eu/fp7/ict/fire GENI  www.geni.netNWGN-Forum forum.nwgn.jp

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