The Entity Title Architecture (ETArch) is a clean slate Future Internet architecture that applies new naming and addressing schemes based on the Title. ETArch vision about netwoking has a natural match with Software Defined Networking (SDN) abstrations
Title is a topology independent designation that ensures an unambiguous identification of an entity
An Entity has communication requirements and capabilities than can be semantically understood from top to bottom layers;
Communication based on the Workspace, a channel gathers multiple entities;
Domain Title Service (DTS) deals with all control aspects of the network and is composed by interconnected Domain Title Service Agents (DTSAs);
DTSA maintain information about registered entities and the workspaces that they are subscribed to, aiming to configure the network devices to implement the workspaces and to allow data to reach every subscribed entity;
Internetworking inside the DTS by using the DTSAs;
Presentation of the talk "The Road Towards Future Internet Deployment" at the Florida International University (FIU). This talk addresses some key topics in this area and present our vision and ongoing research in order collaborate with deployment of the Future Internet.
Prof. Flávio Silva presented an joint work in collaboration with partners from UFRN. The work presents an extension to the Mobility Manager, a software component of the ETARCH control plane. The extension, called Quality-oriented Mobility Management Approach (QoMMA), supports quality-oriented handover management
At October, 15 until 16, Prof. Flávio Silva participated in the SwitchOn Workshop at São Paulo presenting the talk “Future Internet Deployment: The Path Ahead”.
MEHAR professors participate in the First Workshop to Foster Brazil-USA-Europe Research Collaborations on Telecommunication Networks.
Presentation of research work that shows the initial results of the deployment of the Entity Title Architeture (ETArch) at a real operator, ALGAR Telecom, headquarted in Uberlândia, Minas Gerais, Brazil