You can register here, now: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/fiware-summit-2017-tickets-33390335392?aff=es2

Please, take into account that there are different type of tickets and you must select the one fits with your profile

As you may know, the web page of the event is also live. It offers valuable information and details about the next Summit:

• The location.
• The agenda, that will be updated continuously.
• A hotel reservation platform: you can find a selected number of hotels, with special prices for the Summit attendees, and a useful booking and payment system.
• The link to the event registration in Eventbrite.

Please find a flyer (Flyer_Register Now_LINK) that you may use, sending it to all your contacts, encouraging them to assist to the 2nd FIWARE Summit.

Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of the FIWARE ecosystem in the 2nd FIWARE Summit, from 29th to 31st May, 2017 being held in Utrecht.

In this final ceFIMS-CONNECT Newsletter, you can find a summary of the first two H2020 Future Internet Forum of Member States and Associated Countries (H2020 FIF) meetings, an update on the ceFIMS-CONNECT repository database development and ongoing Future Internet and 5G related developments in a number of Member States and Associated Countries.

Moreover, it presents a summary of the latest NGI activities, Cloud Computing Consultation, IoT week, and FIWARE events and initiatives for boosting FIWARE usage beyond the FI-PPP programme.

Finally, the newsletter highlights a number of important upcoming events including the IoT Week, Net Futures 2017 conference, amongst many others.

The online version can be found here.

If you prefer the PDF version, it can be found here.

The ceFIMS-CONNECT Team.

CALLS FOR PAPERS, SPECIAL SESSIONS, WORKSHOPS, TUTORIALS

Submission Deadlines:

• SPECIAL SESSION PROPOSALS: March 3, 2017
• WORKSHOP PROPOSALS: March 3, 2017
• REGULAR PAPERS: April 7, 2017
• TUTORIALS: April 14,2017

Web: http://iswcs2017.org

ISWCS 2017 is technically sponsored by IEEE ComSoc

** Scope**

The aim of this symposium is to provide a forum for researchers and technologists to present new ideas and contributions in the form of technical papers, panel discussions, as well as real-world evaluation in the field of wireless communications, networking and signal processing. This 14th symposium will bring together various wireless communication systems developers to discuss the current status, technical challenges, standards, fundamental issues, and future services and applications. ​

Special Sessions, Workshops, Papers, Tutorials are invited in the following Tracks:

Track1 – Communication Theory, Signal Processing, Information Theory, Antennas and Propagation

Track2 – Networks, Protocols, Internet of Things, Services and Applications

** Topics of Interest **

See http://iswcs2017.org/tracks-and-topics/

** TPC Chairs **

Chair:

Marco Chiani, University of Bologna, IT

Co-Chairs:

Carlos Faouzi Bader, CentraleSupelec (FR)

Gianluigi Liva, DLR (DE)

Klaus Moessner, Univ. of Surrey (UK)

Jordi Perez Romero, UPC (ES)

Special Sessions Chair:

Andrea Giorgetti, Univ. of Bologna (IT)

Workshops Chair:

Luis M. Correia, IST Univ. of Lisbon (PT)

Tutorials Chair:

Andrea Conti, Univ. of Ferrara (IT)

Roberto Verdone

ISWCS 2017 General Chair

RadioNetworks, DEI, Università di Bologna

Ph: +39 051 20 93817

Skype: rv.radionetworks

Web: www.robertoverdone.org

FESTIVAL (FEderated interoperable SmarT ICT services deVelopment And testing pLatforms) project provides an homogeneous access to a federated testbed platform between Europe and Japan.

FESTIVAL partners developed an “Experimentation as a Service” model for testing added value services in different domains (city, building, health, public services, art/culture, etc.) with real-life physical testbed environments involving real end-users.

FESTIVAL Portal brings together these European and Japanese testbeds that allow access to various resources such as open data, Internet of Things (IoT), Infrastructure testbeds (IT) and living lab resources.

You are a scientist willing to test your algorithm on “real” resources? A technical expert wanting to get a proof of concept of your product? A student curious to put your IoT lessons into practice? Or an ingenious developer ready to try your latest work?

Get involved in FESTIVAL’s Open Call, become one Experimenter and access FESTIVAL Portal with easy-to-use APIs, and:

• Access to a large set of testing facilities all in one place;
• Gain time and money in preparing own testing environment;
• Test and demonstrate smart solutions in real world;
• Be part of a large and active community of experimenters and experts.

Click here and find out more about FESTIVAL Call for Experimenters!

We look forward to experimenting with you!

Best Regards,

Levent Gürgen, Project coordinator, CEA LETI

Morito Matsuoka, Project coordinator, Osaka University

PS. Remember also other on-going Open Calls (https://www.ict-fire.eu/open-calls/) and eWine Grand Challenge (https://ewine-project.eu/grand-challenge/).