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SUMMARY:oneM2M Technical Plenary 58 (20-23 February 2023: New Delhi)
DESCRIPTION:TSDSI\, a member of the global oneM2M Partnership Project\, is hosting its 58th Technical Plenary in New Delhi from 20th to 23rd February 2023 \noneM2M\, is a global standards initiative covering requirements\, architecture\, API specifications\, security solutions and interoperability for Machine-to-Machine and IoT technologies. oneM2M was formed in 2012 and consists of eight of the world’s preeminent standards development organizations: ARIB (Japan)\, ATIS (U.S.)\, CCSA (China)\, ETSI (Europe)\, TIA (U.S.)\, TSDSI (India)\, TTA (Korea)\, and TTC (Japan)\, together with six industry fora or consortia (Broadband Forum\, Continua Alliance\, Global Platform\, Next Generation M2M Consortium\, OMA) and over 200 member organizations. oneM2M specifications provide a framework to support applications and services such as the smart grid\, connected car\, home automation\, public safety\, and health. oneM2M actively encourages industry associations and forums with specific application requirements to participate in oneM2M\, in order to ensure that the solutions developed support their specific needs. For more information\, including how to join and participate in oneM2M\, visit: http://www.onem2m.org. \nThe oneM2M Technical Plenary meetings discuss items of interest to all working groups\, approves new work items and decides the strategic direction for the organization such as liaisons and collaborations with other industry associations. The working group system design and security (SDS) progress specific technical issues such as architecture or security evolutions. oneM2M specifications are based on requirements which are derived from use cases for consumer\, enterprise and industrial IoT developed in the requirement and domain models (RDM) WG. Currently oneM2M is working on its Release 4 which includes semantic interoperability\, smart cities and industrial domain enablement among others. \nAgenda Schedule Detailed Agenda Schedule can be viewed at http://www.oneM2M.org. \nParticipation: \nRepresentatives of oneM2M Members can participate in this meeting by registering for the event on http://www.oneM2M.org \nVenue: Holiday Inn New Delhi Int’l Airport\, \nAsset Area 12 Hospitality District\, \nAerocity\, New Delhi\, \nDelhi-110037.
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/onem2m-technical-plenary-58/
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SUMMARY:Workshop on “Standards Driven Research” at NCC 2023 (23 February 2023)
DESCRIPTION:TSDSI organized a standards driven research workshop under the aegis of NCC 2023 on 23rd February 2023 with the goal of engaging with academia and research community and to motivate the research community to take up research topics that can lead to downstream development of standards. This helped channelise the vast research expertise in India and also helped in seeding the IP created during research into standards- thus opening avenues for monetizing the same. This workshop also helped to discuss topics that could be candidates for contributing to standards. It identified challenges faced by academicians in doing standards driven research and make recommendations for addressing the same. \nThere were 4 Technical sessions covering the following topics: \n\nCyber-physical system\n Sustainability\, Trust\, Security\, and Resilience\nDefeat Digital Divide\nUbiquitous Intelligent Mobile Connected Society\n\nThe goal was to give insights into these topic areas so that researchers are motivated to carry out the research and can also share their work done with TSDSI for taking into standards deliberations. \nAbout NCC: \nThe National Conference on Communications (NCC) is a flagship conference of India in the broad areas of communications\, organized every year by the Joint Telematics Group (JTG) of the IITs and the IISc. It has become a regular forum for researchers\, students and practicing engineers to present and exchange ideas on the latest technological advancements and innovations. The salient features of this conference are well-planned pre-conference tutorials\, technical paper sessions\, plenary talks by experts\, and industrial exhibitions. Over the last twenty-eight years\, it has witnessed progressively larger participation of researchers both from Academia and Industry. The Twenty-Ninth NCC was jointly organized by IIT Guwahati\, IIT Patna and IIT Ropar. The conference was held at IIT Guwahati during February 23 – 26\, 2023. \nPlease visit here for details of the NCC conference and registration. \nDetails of SDR Workshop: \nSchedule: 23 February 2023\, 0900 to 1700 IST \nVenue: Hybrid – IIT Guwahati & Online on AIRMEET Tool \nWorkshop Co-Chairs: Arzad Alam Kherani (IIT Bhilai) and Samar Shailendra (Intel) \nRecordings: \n\nProgram Agenda: \n\n\n\nTIME\nSESSION NAME\nSPEAKERS\n\n\n09:00-09:45\nContext Setting \nAbout TSDSI and 3GPP\nPritam Bishnoi\, TSDSI\n\n\n  \n  \n  \n09:45-11:00\n  \n  \n  \nTech Session #1 \nCyber-physical system\nSession Chair: \nRuchir Gupta\, IIT BHU \nVinay Shrivastava\, Reliance Jio\n\n\nSpeakers: \n1.       Brejesh Lall\, IIT Delhi \n2.       Om jee pandey\, IIT BHU \n3.       Jishnu Aravindakshan\, Tejas Networks\n\n\n11:00-11:15\n                                BREAK\n\n\n  \n  \n11:15-12:15\n  \n  \nTech Session #2 \nSustainable Data Driven Society\nSession Chair: \nSam Darshi\, IIT Ropar \nAnindya Saha\, Saankhya Labs\n\n\nSpeakers: \n1.       Vireshwar Kumar\, IIT Delhi \n2.     Avishek Kumar\, Echelon Edge\n\n\n12:15-14:00\n                                LUNCH\n\n\n  \n  \n14:00-14:45\n  \n  \nTech Session #3 \nDefeat Digital divide\nSession Chair: \nRajarshi Mohapatra\, IIIT Naya Raipur \nPrakash R\, C-DOT\n\n\nSpeakers: \n1.       Asoke K Talukder\, Cybernetic Care \n2.       Salil Kashyap\, IIT Guwahati\n\n\n14:45-15:00\n                                  BREAK\n\n\n  \n  \n  \n15:00-16:15\n  \n  \n  \nTech Session #4 \nUbiquitous Intelligent Mobile Connected Society\nSession Chair: \nEkant Sharma\, IIT Roorkee \nAbhay Sah\, IIT Roorkee \nPrem Singh\, IIIT Bangalore\n\n\nSpeakers: \n1.       A. Chockalingam\, IISc Bangalore \n2.       Ajit K Chaturvedi\, IIT Kanpur \n3.       Anshuman Nigam\, Samsung R&D Institute \n4.       Satish K\, Nokia\n\n\n16:15-16:45\nOverview of ITU & oneM2M\nVishnu Ram OV\, TSDSI \nVijay Madan\, TSDSI\n\n\n16:45-17:00\nQ&A / Concluding Remarks\nAjit K Chaturvedi\, IIT Kanpur\n\n\n\nParticipation: Registrations for online participation are now closed.
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/workshop-on-standards-driven-research-at-ncc/
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SUMMARY:oneM2M Stakeholders' Day (24 Feb\, 2023: Delhi\, India: Hybrid)
DESCRIPTION:After a gap of three years\, TSDSI hosted the oneM2M 58th Technical Plenary and a one-day workshop – Stakeholders Day in New Delhi\, India from 20th February to 23rd February 2023 and 24th February 2023 respectively. \nWhile the Technical Plenary meetings of oneM2M were restricted to members\, the Stakeholders Day event was open to all and thus gave an opportunity to the local players (market\, industry\, policy makers and regulatory agencies) to interact with the oneM2M experts\, to exchange views on the IoT/M2M \, landscape\, local requirements\, innovations and global trends and standards. \nThe Stakeholders Day workshop enabled local players (market\, verticals\, policymakers\, regulatory agencies\, startups) and oneM2M technical experts to interact closely and deliberate on India specific requirements\, local innovations and solutions. It assumed particular significance because of the adoption of TSDSI transposed oneM2M Release 2 and Release 3 standards as national standards by Telecom Engineering Centre (TEC).  Release 4\, which has recently been ratified in the oneM2M TP 57\, is planned to be transposed by TSDSI and thereafter shared with TEC for consideration for adoption as National Standards. \nThe workshop supplemented the efforts of TSDSI in strengthening engagement of the Indian ecosystem with oneM2M related activities to facilitate acceptance and deployment of oneM2M based systems under various initiatives like Digital India\, Smart Cities etc. \nThe workshop also had demonstrations by those who have adopted oneM2M for their vertical application / use cases in various sectors. Some of these also demonstrated interoperability / interworking with oneM2M. \nSpeakers: The workshop speakers were renowned subject matter experts drawn from TSDSI member organizations\, oneM2M partnership project experts\, Govt. of India\, Regulatory and other stakeholder entities. \nThe Sessions included the following topics: \n\nAbout oneM2M and its organization (RDM-SDS-TDE)\nInitiatives on IoT/M2M Standardization in India\noneM2M – Indian activities\nTrust-Security in IoT/M2M\nCommon alerting protocol for public safety – security perspective\nStandards initiatives in developing IoT/M2M\nPanel Discussion on oneM2M University engagements with Academia & Startups\n\nParticipation: Registrations are now closed. \nWorkshop Venue: Hybrid – Holiday Inn (Near New Delhi International Airport)\, Asset Area 12 Hospitality District\, Aerocity\, New Delhi\, India & Online over GoToWebinar. \nSchedule: 24 February 2023\, 0800 – 1630 IST. \nWorkshop Contact: Akash Malik\, (akash@tsdsi.in\, +91 9871296023) / Jaskirat Singh\, (jaskirat.singh@tsdsi.in\, +91 9910460580) \nProgram Agenda:  \n\n\n\nTIME (IST)\nSESSION\nSPEAKER\nRECORDINGS\n\n\n0800 – 0900\nRegistration & Networking\n                               _\n                               _\n\n\n0900 – 0930\nWelcome Note \noneM2M Strategy and Way Forward\n●      Bindoo Shrivastava -– Chair\, oneM2M-MARCOM \n●      Enrico Scarrone (Telecom Italia) – Chair\, oneM2M SC\nRecording                              \n\n\n0930 – 1020\nTechnical Session 1: \noneM2M Overview and Future Roadmap\n●      Roland Hechwartner (Deutsche Telekom) – Chair\, oneM2M TP  \n●       Andreas Neubacher (Deutsche Telekom) \nRecording\n\n\n1020 – 1045\nDemonstration Pitch\n \n \n\n\n1045-1100\nTechnical Session 2: Initiatives on IoT/M2M Standardization in India\n●        Sushil Kumar (TEC)\, DDG – IoT\nRecording\n\n\n1100 – 1130\n             Break\n \n \n\n\n1130 – 1230\nTechnical Session 3A: oneM2M – Indian Activities\n  \n●        Aurindam Bhattacharya – (CDOT) \n●        Harish Kumar – (UIET Panjab University) \n●        Neeraj Dhawan – (Invas Technologies) \n●        Hemant Jeevan Makadum – (CDAC) \n●        Anuradha Vattem – (IIIT Hyderabad)\nRecording\n\n\n1230 – 1245\nTechnical Session 3B: Trust-Security in IoT/M2M\n●        R B Srinivasa- (NCCS)\nRecording\n\n\n1245 – 1300\nCommon Alerting Protocol for Public Safety – Security Perspective\n●        Saurabh Basu- (CDOT)\nRecording\n\n\n1300 – 1400\nLunch\n \n \n\n\n1400 – 1420\nStandards Initiatives in Developing IoT/M2M\n ●        Priyanshu Sharma\, (BIS) \nRecording\n\n\n1420 – 1500\nTechnical Session 4: oneM2M Testing and Certification\n●        Sushil Kumar \n●        Lars Nielson – (GCF Certification Forum)\nRecording\n\n\n  \n  \n1500 -1600\n  \nPanel Discussion: oneM2M’s University Engagement with Academia and Startups\nModerator – Andrew Min-Gyu Han (Hansung University) \nPanelists – \n●      Bob Flynn – (Exacta Global Smart Solutions) \n●      Harish Kumar – (UIET Panjab University) \n●      JaeSeung Song – (Sejong University) \n●      Sachin Chaudhuri (IIIT Hyderabad) \n●      Neeraj Dhawan \nRecording\n\n\n  \n  1600 – 1630\nConcluding Session\n●        Vijay Madan (TSDSI)\nRecording\n\n\nSpecial Address\n●        Benoit Sauveroche- First Counsellor\, European Union Delegation\nRecording\n\n\n1630 – 1700\nTea\nFollowed by Indo-EU Session\n \n\n\n\nAbout oneM2M \noneM2M is the global standards initiative that covers requirements\, architecture\, API specifications\, security solutions and interoperability for Machine-to-Machine and IoT technologies. oneM2M was formed in 2012 and consists of eight of the world’s preeminent standards development organizations: ARIB (Japan)\, ATIS (U.S.)\, CCSA (China)\, ETSI (Europe)\, TIA (U.S.)\, TSDSI (India)\, TTA (Korea)\, and TTC (Japan)\, together with industry fora or consortia (Global Platform) and over 200 member organizations. oneM2M specifications provide a framework to support applications and services such as the smart grid\, connected car\, home automation\, public safety\, and health. oneM2M actively encourages industry associations and forums with specific application requirements to participate in oneM2M\, in order to ensure that the solutions developed support their specific needs. For more information\, including how to join and participate in oneM2M\, see: www.onem2m.org.\nFor more information on oneM2M’s current work\, please visit http://www.onem2m.org/. \nAbout TSDSI\nTelecommunications Standards Development Society\, India (TSDSI) is an autonomous\,\nmembership-based\, standards development organization (SDO) for Telecom/ICT products and services in India. We develop standards for access\, back-haul\, and infrastructure systems\, solutions\, and services that best meet India-specific Telecom/ICT needs\, based on research and innovation in India. We work closely with global standards bodies to reflect Indian requirements into international telecom/ICT standards. \nTSDSI is a partner type 1 of oneM2M – a global initiative that develops specifications to ensure the most efficient deployment of Machine-to-Machine (M2M) communications systems and the Internet of Things (IoT). \n 
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/onem2m-stakeholders-day-24-feb-2023-delhi-india/
LOCATION:Delhi\, India
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SUMMARY:Session on "Smart Communication Solutions for Smart Utilities and Smart Cities" @ India Smart Utility Week (ISUW) 2023 on 1 March 2023 from 14:00-17:30 hrs IST
DESCRIPTION:The 9th edition of India Smart Utility Week (ISUW) 2023 was scheduled from 28 Feb – 04 March 2023 at Hotel Lalit\, New Delhi\, India. As part of ISUW 2023\, Telecommunications Standards Development Society\, India (TSDSI) along with DoT and TEC\, organized a session on “Smart Communications for Smart Utilities and Smart Cities” on 1st March 2023 from 14:00 to 17:30 IST. \nAbout the Session: \nReliable communication system is the backbone of efficient and trouble-free operations and management of utility systems. A typical utility today is using multiple communication systems for different operations. For example\, leased bandwidth is used for enterprise IT systems; and utility’s own fibre network (or dedicated leased lines) is used for network automation systems; while yet other communication systems are used for smart metering and other utility applications. This scenario is difficult to manage and scale up; and also complex to establish and maintain interoperability between different systems connected on different communication networks with different data rates and latency. The emerging trend amongst forward looking utilities is to build own wireless network for captive use. \nIndia has commenced rollout of 5G networks which can unleash new economic opportunities and societal benefits giving it the potential for being a transformational force for Indian society. It can help the country leapfrog the traditional barriers to development as well as advance the ‘Digital India’ vision. It is estimated that the cumulative economic impact of 5G on India can reach one trillion USD by 2035. \nISGF has been advocating for allocation of spectrum to utilities and other critical sectors to build their own private 5G networks for captive use rather than leasing from Telecom operators which is not only costly but also may not match with the Telcos rollout plans and utilities requirements. Government of India approved private 5G networks in June 2022 which is a landmark decision. A 5G private network\, allows the use of 5G technologies to create a dedicated network with unified connectivity\, optimised services and a secure means of communication within a specific area. This will help utilities to integrate all their systems in single unified communication system which drastically improve the performance while reducing the total cost of ownership. \nThis session discussed important initiatives taken by TSDSI towards standards for utilities and smart cities as well as cloud interoperability in the context of utilities. \nThe seminar discussed: \n\n5G Network and Enabling Technologies\nPrivate 5G Networks – Case Studies\nonem2m for utilities and smart cities\nCloud Interoperability\nKey Recommendations\n\nSchedule: 1 March 2023\, 14:00 – 17:30 IST \nVenue: Regency 3 at Hotel Lalit\, New Delhi \nRegistration: Registrations are now closed. \nProgram Agenda: \n\n\n\n14:00 ~ 14:15 IST\nWelcome Address: ISGF/TSDSI \nSpecial Address: Mahesh Shulka\, Member-Technology\, DOT*\n\n\n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n14:15 ~ 15:45 IST\nSession -1: 5G Private Networks for Utilities and Smart Cities    \nChair:  Sushil Kumar\, DDG (IoT) – TEC\, DOT \nModerator: Alex Vikas\, ADG\, DOT \nSpeakers:  \n1.       Andres Carvallo\, Texas State University* \n2.       Ganesh Srinivasan\, CEO\, Tata Power Delhi Distribution Ltd* \n3.       Phil Beecher\, Chair\, Wi-SUN Alliance \n4.       Vivek Goel\, Chief Engineer\, CEA* \n5.       Jani Vehkalahti\, CTO\, Wirepas \n6.       Atul Bali\, Director\, NSGM* \n7.       Yogendra V. Patwardhan\, Associate Sales Director\, Hitachi Energy \n8.       Chetan Vaidya\, Vice President\, Tejas Networks* \nQ&A\n\n\n  \n  \n  \n15:45 ~ 17:15 IST\nSession-2:  Enabling Digital Technologies for Smart Utilities and Smart Cities \nChair: Sushil Kumar\, DDG (IoT) – TEC\, DOT \n Speakers:  \n1.    Rajesh Kapoor\, Technical Consultant\, SGSS\, TSDSI \n2.    Bhargav Thakar\, Head- NPD\, Smart Utility\, Vodafone Idea \n3.    Brejesh Lall\, Professor\, IIT Delhi \n4.    Dhermender Singh\, Lead Solution Architect\, ESDS \nQ&A\n\n\n17:15 ~ 17:30 IST\nKey Takeaways by Chairs and Closing Remarks.\n\n\n\nPlease visit here for more details about the conference.
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/session-on-smart-communication-solutions-for-smart-utilities-and-smart-cities-india-smart-utility-week-isuw-2023/
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SUMMARY:TSDSI Hall of Fame Awards Ceremony 3rd March 2023; 1930 IST onwards
DESCRIPTION:  \nVenue: Hybrid (Juniper Hall\, India Habitat Centre\, New Delhi and online over GoToWebinar) \n \nTSDSI Hall of Fame was instituted from year 2019 onwards to felicitate individuals who have contributed to the cause of TSDSI by providing outstanding leadership\, making outstanding contributions of technical nature\, for institution building and raising reputation of TSDSI in the community. \nThe Awardees for the Hall of Fame 2022 were selected by Jury Panels from among nominations received earlier\, from the TSDSI members. The names of the Awardees are hosted on the TSDSI Website at link here. \nAn Awards Ceremony\, to felicitate the Hall of Fame 2022 Awardees\, was organized on 3rd March 2023 from 1930 IST onwards in Hybrid Mode (Juniper Hall\, India Habitat Centre and online over GoToWebinar). \nThe awards were conferred by Shri K. Rajaraman\, Hon’ble Secretary (T) – DoT\, Government of India. \nSchedule: 3 March 2023\, 19:30 IST onwards \nVenue: Hybrid (Juniper Hall\, India Habitat Centre and online over GoToWebinar) \nParticipation: Registrations are now closed. \nRecordings: \n\nProgram agenda: \n\n\n\nSESSION\nSTART \n(IST)\nEND \n(IST)\nTOPIC\nSPEAKERS\n\n\n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nOpening Session\n19:30\n19:35\nOpening Remarks\nDr Kumar Sivarajan\, Founding Chair\, TSDSI \n(Chief Technology Officer\, Tejas Networks Ltd.)\n\n\n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n19:35\n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n20:15\n  \n  \n  \n  \nPanel Discussion on \n“Achieving Leadership in Digital Technologies Standardisation”\nModerator: Ms Pamela Kumar\, DG TSDSI \nPanelists: \n·       Mr D K Agarwal\, BSNL \n·       Mr Satish Jamadagni\, Reliance Jio \n·      Mr. Sanjeev Arora Vodafone-Idea \n·       Ms. M. Revathi\, DoT \n·       Mr Abdul Kayum\, TEC \n·       Dr Kumar Sivarajan\, TSDSI\n\n\n  \n  \nTSDSI Hall of Fame 2022 Awards Ceremony\n  \n  \n20:15\n  \n  \n20:25\nConferring of TSDSI Hall of Fame 2022 Awards \n·       Organizational Category \n·       Technical Excellence\n·       Introduction of the Awardee \n·       Conferring of Award by Chief Guest\, Shri K Rajaraman\,              Hon’ble Secretary Telecom \n·       Acceptance Speech by Awardee\n\n\n20:25\n20:35\n   Address by Chief Guest\nShri K Rajaraman\, Hon’ble Secretary – Telecom\n\n\n  \nVote of Thanks\n  \n20:35\n  \n20:40\n  \nVote of Thanks\n  \nMs. Pamela Kumar\, TSDSI\n\n\nDinner \nReception\n20:40 Onwards
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/tsdsi-hall-of-fame/
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SUMMARY:SGN Technical Plenary Meeting #30e (March 14-15\, 2023: Online)
DESCRIPTION:  \n\n\n\nAGENDA DAY#1: 14th March 2022 \nAgenda Items\n\n\n1.       Introduction\, announcements\, and approval of Agenda & Previous Minutes: \n1.1    Welcome\, Introductions and Approval of Agenda \n1.2    Read out of the IPR policy of TSDSI \n1.3    Read out of Anti-Trust policy of TSDSI \n1.4    Read out of Software Copyrights Policy of TSDSI \n1.5    Approval of minutes of the last SGN TP meeting#29e held on 6th and 7th December 2022 \n2.   Summaries of Email Discussions from the December 2022 TP(#29) \n3.     New Items proposals /Contributions as received. \n  \n\n\nEnd of Day 1 of SGN TP meeting#29e\n\n\n  \nNote- Please note that the sequencing of the new proposals/contributions received might change depending on the decision on the approval of the draft agenda and time taken by different items of agenda. Some of the items scheduled to be taken up on Day 1 might move to Day 2 and vice versa.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAGENDA DAY#2: 15th March 2023 \nAgenda Items\n\n\n\n3.       New Items proposals /Contributions as received (Continued). \n  \n  \n  \n4.       Approval of Transposed New/Updated 3GPP Specifications (Release 10 to 17) and for submission of transposition references for revision of (RIT/SRIT) ITU-R M.2012-5 and ITU-R M.2150-1 \n4.1   Release 13 \n4.2   Release 14 \n4.3   Release 15 \n4.4   Release 16 \n4.5   Release 17 \n5.       Global SDO Updates from Secretariat \n  \n  \n6.       Liaison Statements \n6.1   Incoming Liaison  \n6.1.1 LIAISON STATEMENT TO RELEVANT EXTERNAL ORGANIZATIONS ON TIMING OF UPDATES TO IMT-2020 RECOMMENDATION ITU-R M.2150 AND IMT-ADVANCED RECOMMENDATION ITU-R M.2012 AFTER YEAR 2023 \n6.1.2 LIAISON STATEMENT TO GCS PROPONENTS AND TRANSPOSING ORGANIZATIONS ON THE             PROVISION OF TRANSPOSITION REFERENCES AND CERTIFICATION C FOR DRAFT REVISION 6 OF RECOMMENDATION ITU-R M.2012 \n6.1.3  Liaison statement to GCS Proponents and Transposing Organizations on the provision of transposition references and Certification C for Draft Revision 2 of Recommendation ITU-R M.2150 \n6.2   Outgoing Liaison \n6.2.1 Response to JCA-IMT2020 on their Invitation to update the information in the IMT2020 Roadmap \n  \n  \n7.       Global SDO Updates from Secretariat \n  \n  \n8.       Any Other Items: \n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nEnd of Day 2 (Requesting the participants to please fill the Feedback form – https://tsdsi.in/feedback-form-for-technical-planery/\n\n\n\n     Note- Please note that the sequencing of the new proposals/contributions received might change depending on the decision on the approval of the draft agenda and time taken by different items of agenda. Some of the items scheduled to be taken up on Day 1 might move to Day 2 and vice versa.
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/sgn-technical-plenary-meeting-30e/
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SUMMARY:SGSS Technical Planery #25 (March 16-17\, 2022: Online)
DESCRIPTION:Day 1 \n\n\n\nDate\nTimings\nAgenda\n\n\nDAY #1: 16th March 2023 \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n \n1000 to 1130 \n \n  \nCondolence Message – [Secretariat] \n  \nA.   Opening Plenary Session [Chair SGSS] \n1.       Welcome & Approval of agenda and previous TP minutes \na)      Readout TSDSI IPR Policy \nb)      Approval of MoM of 20th – 21st December 2022 SGSS TP#24 \nc)      Review & Finalization of Agenda with Agenda Approval \n2.       Items for early consideration \na)      WG2 Study item–  \n1.      SWIC 829 on SI98 – Study on system requirements related to Metaverse use cases in mobile network [Nokia] \n  \n3.       Summary of Email Discussion from September 2022 TP#24 \n4.       NIP handling \na)      New Revised NIP 299 – Enablement of common ontology for adaptive traffic control system and other Intelligent transportation system products. [CDAC Trivendrum] \nb)      New NIP 303 – Proposed on security aspect of AI/ML model transfer in 5GS [IIT Delhi] \nc)      Existing NIP 283 – Use Cases and Deployment Options for BFS Vertical [IDRBT] \nd)      Existing NIP 293 – Open APIs to use Smart-Ambulance Services [IIT Bhilai] \n  \n  \n5.       TRIP Forums updates \na)      TRIP Forum for Automated Electric Road Transportation -20 Min \n  \n6.       Liaisons (Review Liaisons and Identify Actions) [to be taken up on day-2] \na)      Incoming LS- No Submission \nb)      Outgoing LS \n1.       LS to oneM2M on the SGSS – MDPP/MKYC report \n2.       LS for PQC Report \n3.       LS to DOT/TEC for CIP specification \n4.       Response to incoming LS on Cloud Interoperability for Smart Grids – Way Forward from NSGM \n5.      LS for PPDR Report\n\n\n1130 to 1145\nTea Break\n\n\n1145 to 1300\n7.       Invited Technical Talks  \na)      E-Health / Smart healthcare system [Prof S K Mishra\, IIT Kanpur] \nb)      Smart Agriculture [INVAS] \n8.       Working Group 1: Security [WG1 chair] \na)      WG1 Report [Chair/Vice chair] \nb)      SI 75- IoT Identifier [Sensorise] \nc)      Final TR on SI 78 – Quantum Security: Need of Post Quantum Cryptography in 5G Networks [C DoT]- \n \n\n\n1300 to 1400\nLunch Break:\n\n\n1400 to 1600\n9.       Working Group 2:  Applications Layer [WG2 chair] \na)      WG2 Report [Chair/Vice chair] \nb)      SWIC 835\, SWIC 840 on SI 93 – Study UAV/Drone 3GPP-5G standards applicability to India use cases [Nokia] \nc)      SWIC 839 on WI1-NIP 279 – A local language repository as an enabler for financial workflows [IIT Madras/IDRBT] \nd)      SWIC 841 on SI 87 – Communications Requirements and Recommendations for the Energy Sector [R Jio] \ne)      WI1-NIP260 – Use Cases and Trials – 5Gi for Automotive [Tata Motors]\n\n\n\nEnd of Day 1 \n\n\n\n\nDay 2 \n\n\n\nDate\nTimings\nAgenda\n\n\nDAY #2: \n17th March\, 2023\n1000 to 1130\n1.       Inputs from Roadmap Committee – (Roadmap committee Chairs) \n2.       TRIP Forums updates \na)      TRIP Forum for IoT/M2M – 20 min \nb)      TRIP Forum for Quantum Communication –20 Min \n  \n3.       NIP handling \na)      New NIP 304 – Proposed on Smart Utility [Vodafone] \n \n\n\n1130 to 1145\nTea Break\n\n\n1145 to 1300\n4.       Working Group 3:  Services Architecture and Framework [WG3 Chair] \na)      WG3 Report and approval of WG3#01 Meeting minutes [Chair/ Vice chair] \nb)      SWIC 837 on SI 85- Rural Broadband Services & Architecture [ERNET/IDRBT] \nc)      SI 76 – Common User Profile Format [IISc Bangalore] \nd)      SWIC 833 on SI101 – Enablement of common edge connectivity for public utility purposes [IIT Delhi] \ne)      SWIC 834 on WI1-NIP282 – Architecture to support tactile applications with edge intelligence over 5GS [IIT Delhi] \nf)       Final TS on WI1-NIP197 – WI proposal for Cloud Service Specification [R Jio]\n\n\n1300 to 1400\nLunch Break\n\n\n1400 to 1600\n5.       Liaisons [ Review Liaisons \, Identify Actions and Approval on final drafts]  \na)      Outgoing LS- \n1.      LS to oneM2M on the SGSS – MDPP/MKYC report \n2.      LS for PQC Report \n3.      LS to DOT/TEC for CIP specification \n4.      Response to incoming LS on Cloud Interoperability for Smart Grids – Way Forward from NSGM \n5.      LS for PPDR Report \n  \n6.       Presentation – Global SDO Updates  \na)      3GPP\, ITU-R (A.K. Mittal) \nb)     oneM2M (Vijay Madan) \nc)      ITU-T\, WTSA (Vishnu Ram) \n  \n7.       Marcom Updates \n  \n8.       Percentage Status and expected completion date of the ongoing SGSS items \n  \n9.       Summary of Email Discussion from September 2022 TP#24 [From Day 1] \n  \n10.   Any another item \n  \nB.   Closing Plenary [Chair SGSS]\n\n\n\nEnd of Day 2 (Feedback) \n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nNote1: The sequencing of the new proposals/contributions might change depending on the time taken by every item. Some of the items scheduled to be taken on Day 1 might move to Day 2 \nMembers are requested to attend both days and keep themselves logged in the meeting. \nNote2: More NIPs may be added in agenda before the meeting
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/sgss-technical-planery-25/
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SUMMARY:First International Quantum Communication Conclave
DESCRIPTION:Telecommunications Standards Development Society\, India (TSDSI)\, Telecommunication Engineering Center (TEC)\, Centre for Development of Telematics (C-DOT) and Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Communications Society – Delhi chapter are jointly organizing the First International Quantum Communication Conclave\, bringing together the international experts in the domain\, practitioners\, start-ups\, researchers and the scientific community. The event is scheduled to be inaugurated by the Hon’ble Minister for Railways\, Communications\, Electronics & IT. \nThe Conclave will present keynote speeches\, panel discussions and demonstrations by national and international experts from Industries\, Start-ups\, Government Organizations\, Academia and Research institutions focusing on the recent developments in quantum communication technologies\, global trends\, standardization efforts and possible applications of Quantum Technologies to build a secure communication infrastructure. \nIt targets emerging and future technologies for Quantum Communication spanning but not limited to Quantum Key Distribution\, Quantum Random Number Generators\, Post Quantum Cryptography\, Quantum Networks\, Sensors\, Single photon Source and detectors\, Quantum memory\, Quantum Testbeds\, Standards for Quantum Communication\, Use cases\, Implementation issues\, etc. \nPlease visit here for details of the conference and registration. \nSchedule: 27-28 March 2023 @ 09:00 AM – 5:30 PM \nVenue: Hall No. 5\, Vigyan Bhawan\, New Delhi \nParticipation: Registrations are now closed. \nClick here to download the report on First International Quantum Communication Conclave. \nBrochure for Quantum communication conclave can be viewed here.
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/first-international-quantum-communication-conclave/
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SUMMARY:DoT-TSDSI Micro Workshop Series on ‘Advancing 5G towards 6G’ #Workshop 5: ‘Enhancing Security\, Efficiency and  Performance in Beyond 5G Networks’ (May 12\,2023 Hybrid)
DESCRIPTION:DoT-TSDSI joint workshop series on ‘Advancing 5G towards 6G’ aims to disseminate information about 3GPP Release 19 technology areas and timelines to the Indian technology ecosystem. The goal is to mobilize Indian Industry technologists and Academic researchers to actively participate and contribute to the ongoing and future work at 3GPP. \nThe fifth micro-workshop in the series\, was conducted in partnership with IIIT Bangalore\, focused on ‘Enhancing Security\, Efficiency and Performance in Beyond 5G Networks’. \nAbout this micro workshop: \nThe workshop introduced the audience to some of the state-of-the-art challenges and how to address them for designing beyond 5G wireless systems. The selected topics have the potential to be a part of 3GPP Release-19 and beyond releases and TSDSI’s New Item Proposals towards 6G. In particular\, the following topics were discussed in this workshop: \nLow-Complexity MIMO Receivers for High Mobility Applications – The conventional one-tap equalization designed for multicarrier waveforms does not work in high mobility scenarios due to the doubly-dispersive nature of the wireless channel\, demanding a sophisticated receiver design with very high computational complexity. This work exploits the inherent multi-banded structure of the channel and investigates a common framework to design low-complexity linear receivers for multicarrier waveform-based MIMO systems for high-mobility applications. \nSparsity-based channel estimation for IRS-aided mmWave MIMO systems– Intelligent reflecting surfaces (IRS) is a promising technology suitable for mass deployment in future wireless networks owing to its cost-effective nature of realizing energy efficiency. Channel estimation\, one of the key steps to achieve performance gains of IRS assisted systems\, becomes challenging due to limited capabilities of the IRS elements. This work leverages the inherent spatial sparsity of mmWave channels to develop accurate channel estimation algorithms with low bandwidth overhead. \nOptimal Relay and Antenna Selection for PHY Layer Security– In large\, dynamic wireless networks\, classical cryptography might not be suitable due to problems in terms of key distribution and key management\, and computational complexity\, especially for energy-constrained IoT applications. This work exploits the randomness inherent in noisy wireless channels\, collectively referred to as Physical Layer Security\, to address the security challenges for a wireless network under an eavesdropping attack. The main focus of this talk will be based on the physical layer security enhancement by using multiple antenna and cooperative relaying techniques considering underlay spectrum sharing. \nSlicing and resource management in 5G Advanced RAN- Several 3GPP works have just started to investigate the challenges and potentials to enable the multi-service RAN thereby transitioning towards a service-oriented RAN architecture. The concept of network slicing has evolved to support the needs of the business through the specification of several service Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) such as data rate\, latency and reliability. Considering the limited radio resources and increasing bandwidth demand\, this talk investigates a novel real-time radio resource allocation and optimization methodologies to enhance the slice occupancy and slice QoS throughput in 5GAdvanced RAN. \nSchedule: 12 May 2023; 11:00 AM to 1 PM IST \nVenue: Hybrid (IIIT Bangalore & online) \nParticipation: Registrations are now closed. \nWorkshop Conveners: Dr Prem Singh (IIIT Bangalore)\, Dr Samar Shailendra (Intel) \nRecordings: \n\nProgram Schedule:   \n\n\n\nSESSION TIME (IST)\nTopic\nSPEAKERS\n\n\n1100 – 1110\nIntroduction\nSamar Shailendra\, Co-Chair\, TSDSI Roadmap Committee (Intel)\n\n\n1110 – 1120\nAbout IIITB\nDebabrata Das\, IIIT Bangalore\n\n\n1120 – 1140\nLow-Complexity MIMO Receivers for High Mobility Applications\nPrem Singh\, IIIT Bangalore\n\n\n1140 – 1155\nSparsity-based channel estimation for IRS-aided mmWave MIMO systems\nAmrita Mishra\, IIIT Bangalore\n\n\n1155 – 1210\nOptimal Relay and Antenna Selection for PHY Layer Security\nPriyanka Das\, IIIT Bangalore\n\n\n1210 – 1235\nSlicing and resource management in 5G Advanced RAN\nDebarata Das  and Jyotsna Bapat\, IIIT Bangalore\n\n\n1235 – 1250\n                                                        Polls and Q&A\n\n\n1250 – 1300\nClosing Remarks\nGuna B Shekar\, TSDSI\n\n\n\nWorkshop Contact: Akash Malik\, akash@tsdsi.in; Sonia Sachdeva Sharma\, sonia@tsdsi.in \nPlease click here to download the workshop flyer.
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/dot-tsdsi-micro-workshop-series-on-advancing-5g-towards-6g-workshop-5-enhancing-security-efficiency-and-performance-in-beyond-5g-networks/
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SUMMARY:SGSS Technical Plenary #26 (June 7-8\, 2023)
DESCRIPTION:TSDSI and Nokia are pleased to invite you to the TSDSI Study Group June 2023 meeting of Services & Solutions in Bengaluru. The meetings will be held on 7th and 8th June at Nokia R&D Center in Bengaluru. \nMeeting location:\nNokia Solutions & Networks Pvt Ltd\nL5 Manyata Embassy Business Park\,\nOuter Ring Road\, Nagavara \nBangalore – 560045 \nGoogle maps Link: \nhttps://goo.gl/maps/2eGgjNWGvVTUA1U58?coh=178573&entry=tt \nAgenda:  \nTelecommunication Standards Development Society India \nSG – Services & Solutions (TP#26_2023_24) meeting \nDate: 7th– 8th June 2023\nLocation- Bangalore \nDraft Agenda \nAll the documents to be presented in this meeting are uploaded here \nDay 1 \n\n\n\nDate\nTimings\nAgenda\n\n\nDAY #1: 7th June 2023 \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n \n1000 to 1020 \n  \n1020 to 1300 \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nTea Break will be taken at suitable slots\nWelcome address by Nokia R&D Head – Mr. Ajith Thayil \nA.     Opening Plenary Session [Chair SGSS] \n1.        Welcome & Approval of agenda and previous TP minutes \na)      Readout TSDSI IPR Policy \nb)      Approval of MoM of 16th – 17th March 2023 SGSS TP#25 \nc)      Review & Finalization of Agenda with Agenda Approval \n2.        Items for early consideration \n3.        Summary of Email Discussion from March 2023 TP#25 \n4.        NIP handling \na)      New NIP306 – Enhancement of the security and privacy of the user subscription identity in 5G AKA [IIT Bhilai] \nb)      New NIP307 – A location privacy-preserving scheme to mitigate the authentication relay attack under False Base Station in 5G [IIT Bhilai] \nc)      New NIP309 – Stage III WI proposal for CIP (Cloud Interoperability & Portability) [R Jio] \nd)      New NIP310 – Integrated communication and sensing using SUPL (Application-level approach) [R Jio] \ne)      New NIP315 – Slice Identification in 5G RAN for End-to-End Secure Slice Service [IIT Hyderabad] \nf)       New NIP317 – 5G and Beyond Network Security Architecture to support Multilevel End-to-End User Plane Security [CDAC] \ng)      Update on existing NIP 304 – Suggested recommendations in Smart Metering Standards for greater efficiency from Telco perspective [Vodafone-Idea] \nh)      Existing NIP 283 – Use Cases and Deployment Options for BFS Vertical [IDRBT] \ni)        Existing NIP 293 – Open APIs to use Smart-Ambulance Services [IIT Bhilai] \n  \n5.        Liaisons (Review Liaisons and Identify Actions) \na)      Incoming LS-None \nb)      Outgoing LS- Update on outgoing LS [Mr. Rajesh Kapoor] \n1.       LS on published technical report Study on Edge Intelligence standards for haptics related IIoT use cases (TSDSI TR 6018 V1.0.0) \n2.       LS on published technical report Indian Languages in Mobile Transactions (TSDSI TR 6014 V1.0.0) \nc)       Information on SGSS OTC Award [Mr. Rajesh Kapoor]\n\n\n \n6.        Working Group 1: Security [WG1 chair] \na)      WG1 Report [Chair/Vice chair] \nb)      SI 75- IoT Identifier [Sensorise] \nc)      SWIC 849 – SI 103 – Study on the security aspects of Artificial Intelligence (AI)/Machine Learning (ML) models for 5G applications (NIP 303) [IIT Bhilai]\n\n\n1300 to 1400\nLunch Break:\n\n\n1400 to 1700\n7.        Working Group 2:  Applications Layer [WG2 chair] \na)      WG2 Report [Chair/Vice chair] \nb)      Revised SWIC 829– SI 98 – Study on system requirements related to Metaverse use cases in mobile network [Nokia] \nc)      Revised SWIC 841 – SI 87 – Communications Requirements and Recommendations for the Energy Sector [R Jio] \nd)      Update on Final TR (TSDSI TR 6025 V1.0.0) – SI 93 – Study UAV/Drone 3GPP-5G standards applicability to India use cases [Nokia] \ne)      SWIC – WI1-NIP 279 – A local language repository as an enabler for financial workflows [IIT Madras/IDRBT] \nf)       WI1-NIP260 – Use Cases and Trials – 5Gi for Automotive [Tata Motors] \ng)      SWIC 851– SI 102- Enablement of common ontology for adaptive traffic control system and other Intelligent transportation system products. [CDAC Trivandrum] \n \n\n\nEnd of Day 1\n\n\n\nDay 2 \n\n\n\nDate\nTimings\nAgenda\n\n\nDAY #2:  \n8th June\, 2023\n1000 to 1230 \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nTea Break will be taken at suitable slots\n8.        Working Group 3:  Services Architecture and Framework [WG3 Chair] \na)      WG3 Report [Chair/Vice chair] \nb)      Update on Final TR (TSDSI TR 6023.V1.0.0) – SI 85- Rural Broadband Services & Architecture [ERNET/IDRBT] \nc)      SI 76 – Common User Profile Format [IISc Bangalore] \nd)      SWIC 842– SI 101 – Enablement of common edge connectivity for public utility purposes [IIT Delhi] \ne)      Revised SWIC 834 – WI1-NIP282 – Architecture to support tactile applications with edge intelligence over 5GS [IIT Delhi] \n  \n9.        Percentage Status and expected completion date of the ongoing SGSS items  \n  \n10.    Any another item \n  \nB.      Closing Plenary Session [Chair SGSS] \n \n\n\n1230 to 1245 \n  \n  \n1245 to 1345 \n  \n  \n  \nJoint Session\nChangeover for joint session in common room and common tool (GoToMeeting link – https://meet.goto.com/574881925 ) \n11.  Inputs from Roadmap Committee – (Roadmap committee Chair) and TRIP Forums updates – 20 min \na.      Roadmap Committee- one slider \nb.      TRIP Forum for IoT/M2M – one slider \nc.       TRIP Forum for Quantum Communication – one slider \nd.      TRIP Forum for Automated Electric Road Transportation – one slider \n  \n12.  Presentation – Global SDO Updates -30 min \na.      3GPP\, ITU-R (A.K. Mittal) \nb.      oneM2M (Vijay Madan) \nc.       ITU-T\, WTSA (Vishnu Ram) \n  \n13.  Marcom Updates – 10 min \n \n\n\n1345 to 1430\nLunch Break\n\n\n  \n  \n  \n1430 to 1500 \n  \n  1500 to 1700\nCommon session for SGSS and SGN (GoToMeeting link –https://meet.goto.com/574881925 ) \n14.  Interaction with new DG for both SGs  \n  \n15.  3GPP Rel-19 workshop for both SGs \n \n\n\n\nEnd of Day 2 (Feedback) \n\n\n\n\nNote1: The sequencing of the new proposals/contributions might change depending on the time taken by every item. Some of the items scheduled to be taken on Day 1 might move to Day 2 \nMembers are requested to attend both days and keep themselves logged in the meeting. \nNote2: More NIPs may be added in agenda before the meeting \n  \n\n\n\nDate & Time schedule\nAgenda \nMeeting Room\n\n\n7-June-2023 (Day 1): 10:00 – 17:00 IST\nTechnical Plenary\nIn a separate room for SGSS and SGN\n\n\n7-June-2023 (Day 1): 13:00 – 14:00 IST\nLunch\n\n\n8-June-2023 (Day 2): 10:00 – 12:30 IST\nTechnical Plenary\nIn a separate room for SGSS and SGN\n\n\n8-June-2023 (Day 2): 12:30 – 13:30 IST\nSDO updates + Marcom updates + Briefing on GC meeting+ other committees updates\nIn Joint Room\n\n\n8-June-2023 (Day 2): 13:30 – 14:30 IST\nLunch\n\n\n8-June-2023 (Day 2): 14:30 – 14:45 IST\nNew DG Introduction for both SGs\nIn Joint Room\n\n\n8-June-2023 (Day 2): 14:45 – 17:00 IST\n3GPP Rel-19 workshop for both SGs\nIn Joint Room\n\n\n\nImportant information to the meeting delegates: \n\nRegistration for the meetings is mandatory. This will help the hosts to handle the logistic arrangements for the meetings. Please complete the registration by 1st Jun 2023.\n\nSGSS meeting registration – https://tsdsi.in/sgss-tp-7-8-jun-2023/\n\n\n\n\nDelegates are requested to provide their laptop information (serial number) to the TSDSI secretariat team to enable smooth registration process at the meeting location.\n\n\nThe meeting location requires that the delegates provide (soft copy or hard copy) the COVID-19 vaccination certificate when asked for by the security staff at the meeting location.\n\nThe meeting starts at 10:00 AM on both days
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/sgss-technical-plenary-26/
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SUMMARY:SGN Technical Plenary #31 (June 7-8\, 2023)
DESCRIPTION:TSDSI and Nokia are pleased to invite you to the TSDSI Study Group June 2023 meeting of Networks in Bengaluru. The meetings will be held on 7th and 8th June at Nokia R&D Center in Bengaluru. \nMeeting location: \nNokia Solutions & Networks Pvt Ltd\nL5 Manyata Embassy Business Park\,\nOuter Ring Road\, Nagavara\nBangalore – 560045 \nGoogle maps Link:\nhttps://goo.gl/maps/2eGgjNWGvVTUA1U58?coh=178573&entry=tt \n  \nAgenda:  \nTelecommunication Standards Development Society\, India SG – Networks Technical Plenary Meeting#31 \nDate: 7TH and 8th June 2023 \nLocation – Bengaluru \nDraft Agenda V0.5 \nAll the documents to be presented in this meeting are uploaded here. \nLink for link for remote participation(https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/4606298842789463894) \n  \n\n\n\n\nMeeting Date and Time \n\nDay 1: 7th June 2023 from 10:00 am to 05:00 pm \nDay 2: 8th June 2023 from 10:00 am to 05:00 pm\n\n\nLunch Break time on Day 1 (7th June 2023)\n01:00 pm to 02:00 pm \n\n\nLunch Break time on Day 2 (8th June 2023)\n01:45 pm to 02:30 pm \n\n\n\n  \n\n\n\nAGENDA DAY#1: 7th June 2023 \n10:00 am to 10:20 am \nWelcome address by Nokia R&D Head – Mr. Ajith Thayil \n10:30 onwards  Agenda Items\n\n\n1.       Introduction\, announcements\, and approval of Agenda & Previous Minutes: \n1.1    Welcome\, Introductions and Approval of Agenda \n1.2    Read out of the IPR policy of TSDSI \n1.3    Read out of Anti-Trust policy of TSDSI \n1.4    Read out of Software Copyrights Policy of TSDSI \n1.5    Approval of minutes of the last SGN TP meeting#30e held on 14th and 15th March 2023 (Amendments based on comment received are in track changes) \n2.   Summaries of Email Discussions from TP#30e. \n  \n3.     New Items proposals /Contributions as received. \n3.1   SWIC846 on Interface Design for RIS-assisted Communication Systems [Amit Kumar/ IIT Bhilai] \n3.2   SWIC847 on Methods and Interface Design for RIS-assisted Communication Systems [Amit Kumar/ IIT Bhilai] \n3.3   SWIC845 on Characterization of E-band for 4G/5G Backhaul & Rural Broadband [Phalguni Mathur/ Astrome Technologies] \n3.4   SWIC844 on Integration of RIS in a cellular network [Priyanka/CEWIT] \n3.5   NIP312 on Study on channel modeling and physical layer requirements for near-field communication in 6G networks [Priyanka/CEWIT] \n3.6   SWIC848 on Architecture Contributions for NIP226 (5G Extensions for Broadcast Offload) [Anindya Saha/ Tejas Networks] \n3.7   NIP314 on Coreless RAN [Pradeep/ RJio] \n3.8   NIP313 on AI Architecture for RAN (SON / RRM) [Satish/ RJio] \n \n\n\nEnd of Day 1 of SGN TP meeting#31\n\n\n  \nNote- Please note that the sequencing of the new proposals/contributions received might change depending on the decision on the approval of the draft agenda and time taken by different items of agenda. Some of the items scheduled to be taken up on Day 1 might move to Day 2 and vice versa. \n\n\n\n\n  \n\n\n\nAGENDA DAY#2: 8th June 2023 \n10:00 am to 12:30 pm \nAgenda Items\n\n\n\n3.New Items proposals /Contributions as received (Continued). \n3.9   NIP308 on Joint communication & sensing in 5G networks & beyond [Vinay Srivastav/ RJio] \n3.10  SWIC843 on SI-96 6G waveforms: Evaluation scenario\, KPIs\, spectrum & candidate waveforms [Vinay Srivastav/ RJio] \n3.11   NIP316 on Unified network slicing model [Pimmy/IIT Delhi] \n3.12  SWIC850 on SI-95 Futuristic Architecture of 5G Backbone and Slicing [Primmy/ IIT Delhi] \n  \n4.       Approval of Transposed New/Updated 3GPP Specifications \n4.1   Release 13 \n4.2   Release 14 \n4.3   Release 15 \n4.4   Release 16 \n4.5   Release 17 \n  \n5.       Liaison Statements \n5.1 Incoming Liaison \n5.1.1 Liaison statement from ITU-T JCA-IMT2020: LS on Invitation to update the information in the IMT-2020 and beyond roadmap [to ITU study groups and external IMT-2020 liaison partners] \n  \n6.       Any Other Items: \n6.1   Action items from governing council \n6.2   3GPP submission to ITU-R on Satellite component of IMT-2020 \n6.3   Percentage status of work in respect of SIs/WIs \n12:30 pm to 12:45 pm \nChangeover for joint session in common room and common tool (go to meeting link – https://meet.goto.com/574881925 ) \n12:45 pm to 1:45 pm \nJoint session for SGN and SGSS  \n  \n7.        Roadmap Committee updates– (Roadmap committee Chairs) \n  \n8.       TRIP Forums updates \n8.1   TRIP Forum for IoT/M2M \n8.2   TRIP Forum for Quantum Communication \n8.3   TRIP Forum for Automated Electric Road Transportation \n  \n9.       Global SDO Updates \n9.1    3GPP and ITU-R Updates \n9.2    ITU-T Update \n9.3    One M2M\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n Lunch break (1:45 pm to 2:30 pm) \n\n\n\n\n\nCommon Session for SGN and SGSS (2:30 pm to 5:00 pm) \n(go to meeting link – https://meet.goto.com/574881925 ) \n  \n1.       New DG Introduction (2:30 pm to 3:00 pm) \n2.       3GPP Rel-19 workshop (3:00 pm to 5:00 pm) \n \n\n\n\n\nEnd of Day 2 (Requesting the participants to please fill the Feedback form – https://tsdsi.in/feedback-form-for-technical-planery/ \n \n\n\n\n\n  \nNote- Please note that the sequencing of the new proposals/contributions received might change depending on the decision on the approval of the draft agenda and time taken by different items of agenda. Some of the items scheduled to be taken up on Day 1 might move to Day 2 and vice versa. \n\n\n\n\n\n  \n\n\n\nTime schedule \nAgenda \nMeeting Room\n\n\nDay 1: 10:00 – 17:00 IST\nTechnical Plenary\nIn a separate room for SGSS and SGN\n\n\nDay 1: 13:00 – 14:00 IST\nLunch\n\n\nDay 2: 10:00 – 12:30 IST\nTechnical Plenary\nIn a separate room for SGSS and SGN\n\n\nDay 2: 12:30 – 13:30 IST\nSDO updates + Marcom updates + Briefing on GC meeting+ other committees updates\nIn Joint Room\n\n\nDay 2: 13:30 – 14:30 IST\nLunch\n\n\nDay 2: 14:30 – 14:45 IST\nNew DG Introduction for both SGs\nIn Joint Room\n\n\nDay 2: 14:45 – 17:00 IST\n3GPP Rel-19 workshop for both SGs\nIn Joint Room\n\n\n\nImportant information to the meeting delegates: \n\nRegistration for the meetings is mandatory. This will help the hosts to handle the logistic arrangements for the meetings. Please complete the registration by 1st Jun 2023.\n\nSGN meeting registration – https://tsdsi.in/sgn-tp-7-8-jun-2023/\n\n\n\n\nDelegates are requested to provide their laptop information (serial number) to the TSDSI secretariat team to enable smooth registration process at the meeting location.\n\n\nThe meeting location requires that the delegates provide (soft copy or hard copy) the COVID-19 vaccination certificate when asked for by the security staff at the meeting location.\n\nThe meeting starts at 10:00 AM on both days.
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/sgn-technical-plenary-31/
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SUMMARY:National Workshop on enhancing Indian Participation in Telecom Global Standards Bodies\, (7 July 2023)
DESCRIPTION:Telecommunications Standards Development Society India (TSDSI)\, Telecommunication Engineering Centre (TEC) and Centre for Development of Telematics (C-DoT) are jointly organising a “National Workshop on enhancing Indian Participation in Telecom Global Standards Bodies”. The workshop is likely to be inaugurated by the Hon’ble Minister for Railways\, Communications\, Electronics & IT\, Government of India in the august presence of Hon’ble Minister of state for communication and Secretary (Telecom). \nThe goal of the workshop is to help participants understand the telecommunication standardization process and thereby increase participation & contributions from India in international standardization bodies. It will build awareness about the structure and role of various working groups constituted in India corresponding to international standardization organizations like ITU-T/ITU-R\, 3GPP\, IEEE etc. and TSDSI- India’s Telecom SDO. The workshop will also focus on significance of standardization for promoting business of industries/start-ups through Standard Essential Patents (SEP) mechanisms. \nProgram: The Standard Coordination Portal (SCP) developed by TEC/DoT [https://www.tec.gov.in/scp] will be launched in the inaugural session. Contributors of Standard Essential Patents (SEPs) from India in Global Standards will also be felicitated in this session. \nThis will be followed by talks by eminent experts from Government\, academia and industry on following topics: \n• Step by Step process of Standards Making\n• How to convert a patent into an SEP\n• How Academic Institutions can help build a Standards Community\n• Concluding Panel Discussion – The way forward \nPlease visit here for details of the workshop and registration. \nSchedule: 7 July 2023 09:30 – 18:30 IST \nVenue: C-DOT Campus\, Delhi / Online over C-DOT Meet \nParticipation: Participation is open to all by prior registration at https://cdot.in/tgsb23
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/national-workshop-on-enhancing-indian-participation-in-telecom-global-standards-bodies/
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SUMMARY:TSDSI Election Scheduled on July 27\, 2023
DESCRIPTION:A.  Positions due for TSDSI Election 2023: \n\n\n\nName of Vacant Positions\nVertical CAT/ SGs/ WGs\nVertical Type\nNo. of Position\n\n\nGoverning Council Vacant Positions:\n\n\n5TH Governing Council Member\nVertical Category 11\nAny other entity in ICT enabled product manufacturing/ service/ solution provider domain (not covered elsewhere)\n1\n\n\n5TH Governing Council Member\nVertical Category 03\nTelecom Service Providers\n1\n\n\nTotal Vacant Positions in the 5th GC\n2\n\n\nTechnical Leadership Positions:\n\n\nChair\nSG – Networks (SGN)\n1\n\n\nVice Chair\nSG – Networks (SGN)\n1\n\n\nChair\nSG – Services & Solutions (SGSS)\n1\n\n\nVice Chair\nSG – Services & Solutions (SGSS)\n1\n\n\nChair\nSGSS Working Group (WG) #3\n1\n\n\nTotal Vacant Positions in Technical Leaderships:\n5\n\n\n\nPlease follow the following steps for filing nominations: \nSTEP 1: Please send a scanned copy of your filled nomination forms and all supporting documents addressed to the undersigned\, by email to election@tsdsi.in with a copy to pushpendraks.its@gov.in and secretariat@tsdsi.in. [Ref. mail for forms & eligibility criteria] \nSTEP 2: Courier a hard copy to TSDSI Secretariat (postal address: TSDSI\, Room No 304\, 2nd Floor\, Bharti School of Telecom Technology & Management\, IIT Delhi\, New Delhi 110016) for verification and records. \nB.  Important Dates to Follow for Election:  \n\nDate of Issuance of Election Notification: June 6\, 2023\nLast Date for Filing Nominations: July 7\, 2023\, 17:00 hrs (IST)\nAnnouncement of Eligible Candidates after Scrutiny: July 10\, 2023\, 19:00 hrs (IST)\nLast Date for Filing Objections to EO against a Candidature: July 12\, 2023\, 17:00 hrs (IST)\nAnnouncement of Final List of Candidates by EO: July 13\, 2023\, 17:00 hrs (IST)\nAnnouncement of List of Eligible Voters by EO: July 13\, 2023\nCirculation of Credentials to the Eligible Voters by e-Voting Agency: July 20-21\, 2023\nLast Date for Withdrawal of Candidature: July 21\, 2023\, 17:00 hrs (IST)\nAnnouncement of Confirmation of Final List: July 25\, 2023\nDate of e-Voting Window (electronic voting): July 27\, 2023\, 09:30 hrs to 17:30 hrs (IST)\nCounting of Votes & Declaration of Results by EO: July 27\, 2023\n\nC.  Election Contacts:  \nElection Officer: Shri P K Singh\, DDG(SA)\, DoT (election@tsdsi.in) \nSecretariat: Mr Kuljit Singh (kuljit@tsdsi.in)\, Md Asif Iqbal (asif@tsdsi.in) and Mr Harsh Kumar (harsh@tsdsi.in)
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/tsdsi-election-scheduled/
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20230811T143000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20230811T163000
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SUMMARY:World Telecom Standardization Assembly (WTSA) 2024 - Awareness Workshop organised by TSDSI August 11\, 2023
DESCRIPTION:The World Telecommunication Standardization Assembly (WTSA) is held every four years and defines the next study period for ITU-T. It brings together industry leaders\, policymakers\, and experts from around the globe to address the challenges and opportunities of the rapidly evolving telecommunication landscape. WTSA serves as a critical platform for setting the agenda and shaping the future of international telecommunication standards. \nDOT/TEC in India are the main coordinators at National level for recommending new resolutions / Value additions to the existing work in the SGs of ITU-T and other related forums. \nWTSA-2024 is being hosted by the Department of Telecommunications\, Govt. of India in New Delhi\, ​India from 15 to 24 October 2024​. Telecom Engineering Centre (TEC) is main focal point for coordination and compilation of various suggestions and inputs from India and aligning with Asia-Pacific Telecommunity (APT) for WTSA. TSDSI proposes to contribute actively in this endeavour by mobilising its members to give inputs on various areas and resolutions. A task force has been formed at TSDSI to compile these inputs and suggestions for submitting to TEC. \nEarlier for WTSA’20 meeting which was held in Geneva during March 2022\, TSDSI had formed a WTSA Task Force to steer discussions on the Resolutions. Contributions were made to TEC on key resolutions\, including Bridging the Standardization Gap between developing and developed countries\, and the role of Open source in the ITU Telecommunication Standardization Sector. A delegation of 12 members nominated from TSDSI attended and actively took part in the discussions of WTSA 2020\, spanning all aspects of future networks including networks\, security\, services and applications. \nLooking forward to WTSA’24\, TSDSI organised an online WTSA Awareness workshop to create awareness and to promote increased participation and contributions to this important event. The workshop introduced the participants to TSDSI\, ITU and WTSA and then went on to explain the significance of the WTSA resolutions for researchers\, startups and industry. Guidelines for writing good WTSA resolution proposals were given with examples. \nLinks to workshop recordings and presentations made are available below. \nProgram Agenda \n\n\n\nTime (IST)\nTopic\nSpeaker\n\n\n2:30 – 2:40 pm\nContext Setting\nAbhishek Thakur\, TSDSI WTSA’24 Task Force  (IDRBT)\n\n\n2:40 – 2:50 pm\nOpening Remarks\nSushil Kumar\, Vice Chair\, APT WTSA’24 (Telecom Engineering Centre)\n\n\n2:50 – 3:10 pm\nBasics of ITU and WTSA\nVishnu RAM OV\, Consultant\, (TSDSI)\n\n\n3:10 – 4:00 pm\nContributing to WTSA\nVishnu RAM OV\, Consultant\, (TSDSI)\n\n\n4:00 – 4:15 pm\nQ&A\n\n\n4:15 – 4:30 pm\nConcluding Remarks and Next Steps\nAvinash Agarwal\, Vice-Chair\, APT WTSA’24 WG3 on Regulatory/ Policy and Standardization Related Issues (Telecom Engineering Centre)\n\n\n\nRecordings: \n\nSchedule: 11 August 2023\, 02:30 – 04:30 PM IST \nVenue: Online over AIRMEET \nParticipation: Registrations are now closed. \nWorkshop Contact: Chandrakanta Rathore\, chandrakanta.rathore@tsdsi.in; Jaskirat Singh\, jaskirat.singh@tsdsi.in
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/world-telecom-standardization-assembly-wtsa-2024-awareness-workshop-organised-by-tsdsi/
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SUMMARY:3GPP TSG Plenary#101 Meetings (September 11-15\, 2023)
DESCRIPTION:TSDSI is proud to announce that it is hosting the 3GPP RAN#101\, SA#101 and CT#101meetings in Bengaluru\, India from 11-15 September 2023\, with support from 5GIF\, as the logistics partner. \n  \nSchedule: \n\n\n\nTSG Name\nMeeting Dates\n\n\nCT\n11-12 Sep 2023\n\n\nRAN\n11-15 Sep 2023\n\n\nSA\n11-15 Sep 2023\n\n\n\n  \nParticipation: Representatives of 3GPP Individual Members can participate in these meetings by registering with their 3GU Account\, at the following links: \n3GPP CT#101 \n3GPP RAN#101 \n3GPP SA#101 \n  \nVenue: \n\n3GPP SA#101/CT#101 Meetings – Bengaluru Marriott Hotel Whitefield\n3GPP RAN#101 Meetings – Sheraton Grand Bengaluru Whitefield Hotel & Convention Center\n\nMeeting Invitation: Meeting Invitation letters are available at links below: \n3GPP SA#101 meeting invitation letter \n3GPP RAN#101 meeting invitation letter \n3GPP CT#101 meeting invitation letter \n  \nVisa Support: \nDelegates needing visa support letters for attending the meeting may request for the same by filling up a visa support request form: Visa Support Letter Portal: https://www.5gindiaforum.in/3gpp2023. It  maybe noted that you will have to provide your meeting registration ID and hotel reservation details in the form. \n  \nAccommodation:  \nA block of rooms has been reserved for 3GPP delegates at discounted rates (which includes complimentary BREAKFAST\, LUNCH and INTERNET)\, in the hotel/s where the meetings are being organized. This was possible with the hosts guaranteeing a minimum number of rooms. It is highly recommended that you stay at the meeting hotel for your comfort\, convenience and the sustainability of 3GPP meeting hosting model. \n\nHotel reservations must be made using reservation links provided in the meeting invitation letters\, to ensure that the hotel recognizes you as a 3GPP delegate.\nThe CUT-OFF DATE for reserving rooms at negotiated prices are June 30\, 2023 for SA/CT and July 10\, 2023 for RAN meetings. The rooms will be released after this date.\n\n 
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/3gpp-tsg-plenary101-meetings/
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SUMMARY:TSDSI Outreach Workshop at 3GPP TSG #101
DESCRIPTION:TSDSI is hosting the 3GPP TSG#101 (RAN\, SA and CT) meetings in Bengaluru from 11 to 15 September 2023 with support from 5GIF and DoT. The meetings are open for participation to 3GPP members. \nTSDSI is organising a “post TSG” interaction between 3GPP experts and the Indian community on 15 September 2023\, immediately after all formal activities of the TSGs have been concluded\, to disseminate information on 3GPP work plans and discuss potential areas of contribution to 3GPP. This will enable participants to appreciate avenues of contributing to 3GPP. Along with 3GPP members\, the workshop aims to include participants from non 3GPP member organizations\, to discover areas of common interest and thus promote their engagement with the 3GPP project. The interactions are expected to also assist international 3GPP community gain insights into the Indian ecosystem and requirements. \nThe workshop will be held in hybrid mode and is open to all by prior registration.  A social networking reception will be held immediately after the workshop. \nDraft Program Agenda \n\n\n\nSession\nTime Schedule (IST)\nTopics\nSpeakers \n\n\nOverview Session\n1630-1635\nOpening Remarks\nSuresh Chitturi\, Vice Chair TSDSI\n\n\n1635-1655\n3GPP Roadmap\n3GPP TSG leaders \n·       Puneet Jain\, 3GPP TSG SA Chair \n·       Wanshi Chen\, 3GPP TSG RAN Chair \n·       Peter Schmitt\, 3GPP TSG CT Chair\n\n\n1655-1700\nOverview of B6GA\nN G Subramaniam\, Chair B6GA and Chair TSDSI\n\n\n1700-1710\nKeynote Address\nShri Neeraj Mittal\, Chairman DCC & Secretary (T)\n\n\nPanel Discussion\n1710-1755\n3GPP Engagement- India Context \n \nModerated by Brejesh Lall\, IIT Delhi \n  \nPanellists: \n·       Vikram Tiwathia\, COAI \n·       Vinosh James\, 5GIF \n·       Subhas Mondal\, HFCL \n·       T S Ramu\, Lekha Wireless \n·       Soumava Mukherjee\, IIT Jodhpur \n·       Balazs Bertenyi\, former 3GPP TSG Chair\n\n\nConcluding Remarks\n1755-1800\nConcluding Remarks\nN.Mohanram\, Director General TSDSI\n\n\n\n  \nRecording: \n\nSchedule: 15 September 2023\, 16:30-18:00 IST followed by a networking reception \nVenue: Hybrid\, Sheraton Grand Bengaluru Whitefield Hotel\, and online over AIRMEET tool \nParticipation: Open to ALL. Please click the link here to register for online participation. \nFurther\, please register at link here\, if you would like to join the networking reception after the workshop. \nWorkshop Contacts: Smita Dhelia\, smita@tsdsi.in; Jaskirat Singh\, jaskirat.singh@tsdsi.in; Sweta Singh\, sweta.singh@tsdsi.in
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/tsdsi-outreach-workshop-at-3gpp-tsg-101/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230919
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230921
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SUMMARY:Telecommunication Standards Development Society India SG – Services & Solutions e-TP#27
DESCRIPTION:Draft Agenda \n  \nAll the documents to be presented in this meeting are uploaded here \nDay 1 \n\n\n\nDate\nTimings\nAgenda\n\n\nDAY #1: 19th Sep 2023 \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n \n1000 to 1130 \n \nA.     Opening Plenary Session [Chair SGSS] \n1.        Welcome & Approval of agenda and previous TP minutes \na)      Readout TSDSI IPR Policy \nb)      Read out of Anti-Trust policy of TSDSI \nc)      Read out of Software Copyrights Policy of TSDSI \nd)      Approval of MoM of 7th – 8th June 2023 SGSS TP#26 \ne)      Review & Finalization of Agenda with Agenda Approval \n2.        Updates on the elections– SGSS Secretariat  \n3.        Items for early consideration \n4.        Summary of Email Discussions from June 2023 TP#26 \n5.        Updates on contributions from India towards 3GPP SAx– Chair SGSS \n6.        NIP handling \na)      New NIP323 – Research directions and Collaboration on Intelligent Transport Systems Communication Standards [IIT Mandi] \nb)      New NIP321 – Study on Security Enablers for 6G [Nokia] \nc)      New NIP324 – Enablement of common payload for Agricultural Automation Solutions [CDAC] \nd)      New NIP325 – Study on semi-autonomous collaborative telerobotics [TCS] \ne)      New NIP326 – Introducing a new use case for collaborative housekeeping/ re-arranging robots in TR 22.916 [TCS] \nf)       New NIP327 – Project to Automate Farming and connect the farmers with the Government Authorities [INVAS] \ng)      Revised NIP317 5G and Beyond Network Security Architecture to support Multilevel End-to-End User Plane Security [CDAC] \nh)      New NIP328 – Implementation\, Design\, Governance & Templatization for RBSA – Frameworks\, Standards\, APIs (Rural Broadband Services and Architecture) \ni)        New NIP- Transposition of ETSI – IoT and NFV Standard documents as TSDSI Standards \n  \n1.        Liaisons (Review Liaisons and Identify Actions)  \na)      Incoming LS – No Submission \nb)      Outgoing LS – Update on Outgoing LS [Mr. Rajesh Kapoor]\n\n\n1130 to 1145\nTea Break\n\n\n1145 to 1300\n  \n2.        TRIP Forum Updates \na)      TRIP Forum for IoT/M2M \nb)      TRIP Forum for Quantum Communication \n  \n3.        Working Group 1: Security [WG1 chair] \na)      WG1 Report [Chair/Vice chair] \nb)      SI 75- IoT Identifier [Sensorise] \nc)      SI 103 – Proposed on security aspect of AI/ML model transfer in 5GS (NIP 303) [IIT Bhilai] \nd)      SWIC862– SI104 – Enhancement of the security and privacy of the user subscription identity in 5G AKA (3GPP 33.501\, WG SA3) (NIP 306) – IIT Bhilai \ne)      SWIC863– SI105 – A location privacy-preserving scheme to mitigate the authentication relay attack under False Base Station in 5G (NIP 307) – IIT Bhilai\n\n\n1300 to 1400\nLunch Break:\n\n\n1400 to 1600\n4.        Working Group 2:  Applications Layer [WG2 chair] \na)      WG2 Report [Chair/Vice chair] \nb)      SWIC867 (Nokia)\, SWIC869 (Wipro) – SI98 – Study on system requirements related to Metaverse use cases in mobile network [Nokia] \nc)      SWIC868 – SI 87 – Communications Requirements and Recommendations for the Energy Sector [R Jio] \nd)      SWIC872 – WI1-NIP279 – A local language repository as an enabler for financial workflows [IIT Madras/IDRBT] \ne)      SWIC866 – SI-102 Enablement of common ontology for adaptive traffic control system and other Intelligent transportation system products. (NIP 299) – CDAC Trivandrum \nf)       SWIC 865 – SI106 – Slice Identification in 5G RAN for End-to-End Secure Slice Service (NIP 315) – IIT Hyderabad \ng)      WI-NIP310 – Integrated communication and sensing at the Application level – R Jio\n\n\nEnd of Day 1\n\n\n\n  \n  \nDay 2 \n\n\n\nDate\nTimings\nAgenda\n\n\nDAY #2:  \n20th Sep\, 2023\n1000 to 1130\n5.        TRIP Forums updates \na)      TRIP Forum for Automated Electric Road Transportation \n6.        ITU Testing Laboratories Database SG11 – Presentation [Mr Vishnu]\n\n\n1130 to 1145\nTea Break\n\n\n1145 to 1300\n7.        Working Group 3:  Services Architecture and Framework [WG3 Chair] \na)      WG3 Report [Chair/Vice chair] \nb)      SWIC871– SI101 – Enablement of common edge connectivity for public utility purposes [IIT Delhi] \nc)      SWIC870 (IIT Delhi)\, SWIC873 (Wipro) WI1-NIP282 – Architecture to support tactile applications with edge intelligence over 5GS [IIT Delhi] \nd)      WI-NIP 309 – Stage III WI proposal for CIP (Cloud Interoperability & Portability) – RJio \ne)      Common User Profile Format (NIP239 SI76) – IISc Bangalore\n\n\n1300 to 1400\nLunch Break\n\n\n1400 to 1600\n8.        Overflow discussions – Technical topics postponed from previous sessions \n9.        Presentation – Global SDO Updates  \na)      3GPP\, ITU-R (A.K. Mittal) \nb)     oneM2M (Vijay Madan) \nc)      ITU-T\, WTSA (Vishnu Ram) \n  \n10.    Marcom Updates \n  \n11.    Action items from governing council [inputs/suggestion] \n  \n12.    Percentage Status and expected completion date of the ongoing SGSS items  \n  \n13.    Any another item \n  \nB.      Closing Plenary [Chair SGSS]\n\n\nEnd of Day 2 (Feedback)\n\n\n \n\n\n\n  \nNote1: The sequencing of the new proposals/contributions might change depending on the time taken by every item. Some of the items scheduled to be taken on Day 1 might move to Day 2 \nMembers are requested to attend both days and keep themselves logged in the meeting. \nNote2: More NIPs may be added in agenda before the meeting.
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/telecommunication-standards-development-society-india-sg-services-solutions-e-tp27/
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SUMMARY:TSDSI Workshop on IoT/M2M Use Cases for Verticals: Fintech and Smart Cities (October 18\, 2023)
DESCRIPTION:A study to assess the readiness of existing Digital Infrastructure and Enhancements needed to support IoT/M2M Use Cases in select verticals including Fintech\, Agritech\, Smart cities\, Healthcare has been taken up by TSDSI under its IoT/M2M TRIP Forum\, which has experts both from the TSDSI Membership and outside. The aim of the study is to identify the opportunities and challenges for deploying IoT/M2M based solutions and recommend strategies for technology pilots\, test beds and field trials and policy support mechanisms if any for the relevant line ministries \nDraft recommendations for Fintech and Smart Cities verticals have been prepared (75% done so far pending inclusion of your kind feedback/inputs). This workshop is intended to present the same to the experts from these sectors to solicit their feedback. This will help the forum to address any gaps and incorporate the feedback received into the recommendations. \nExpected outcomes: \n\nAdditional reviewers\nIdentifying Standardisation and Pilot opportunities\n\nWorkshop Focus: FinTech and Smart Cities \nSchedule: 18 October 2023\, 10:00 AM – 1:15 PM \nVenue – Online (GoToWebinar) \nParticipation: Open to all by prior registration. Click here to register. \nWorkshop contacts:   \nTSDSI – Chandrakanta Rathore (chandrakanta.rathore@tsdsi.in\, +91 9891935622) \nIDRBT – Dr Abhishek Thakur (AbhishekT@idrbt.ac.in\, +91 6303647700) \nProgram Schedule: \n\n\n\nSession\nTime Schedule (IST)\nSpeakers\n\n\nWelcome Address\n10 AM – 10:05 AM\nMr Vijay Madan (TSDSI)\n\n\nIntroduction to Workshop\n10:05 AM -10:15 AM\nMr Suresh V (CDAC)\n\n\nFinTech (10 :15 AM -11:35 PM IST)\n\n\nWalkthrough of the Draft Recommendation on FinTech\n10:15 AM -11:00 AM\nDr Abhishek Thakur (IDRBT)\n\n\nFeedback Session\n11:00 AM-11:25 AM\n\n\n\nDiscussion Summary\n11:25 AM – 11:35 AM\n\n\n\nSmart City (11:45 AM – 1:15 PM IST)\n\n\nWalkthrough of the Draft Recommendation on Smart City\n11:45 AM – 12:30 PM\nMs Anuradha Vattem (IIIT Hyderabad)\n\n\nFeedback Session\n12:30 PM -12:55 PM\n\n\n\nDiscussion Summary\n12:55 PM – 01:05 PM\n\n\n\nConcluding Remarks\n01:05 PM – 01:15 PM\nMr Suresh V (CDAC)
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/tsdsi-workshop-on-iot-m2m-use-cases-for-verticals-fintech-and-smart-cities/
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SUMMARY:SGSS TP#28 Technical Plenary (20-21 December 2023)
DESCRIPTION:Telecommunication Standards Development Society India \nSG – Services & Solutions TP (TP#28_2023_24) meeting \nDate: 20th– 21st December 2023\nLocation- IIT Delhi\, New Delhi\, India \nDraft Agenda \n  \nAll the documents to be presented in this meeting are uploaded here \nDay 1 \n\n\n\nDate\nTimings\nAgenda\n\n\nDAY #1: 20th Dec 2023 \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n \n1000 to 1300 \n  \n  \n  \nTea Break will be taken at suitable slot\nA.     Opening Plenary Session [Chair SGSS] \n1.        Welcome & Approval of agenda and previous TP minutes \na)      Readout TSDSI IPR Policy \nb)      Read out of Anti-Trust policy of TSDSI \nc)      Read out of Software Copyrights Policy of TSDSI \nd)      Approval of MoM of 19th – 20th September 2023 SGSS TP#27 \ne)      Review & Finalization of Agenda with Agenda Approval \n  \n2.        Items for early consideration \n  \n3.        Summary of Email Discussions from September 2023 TP#27 \n  \n4.        NIP handling \na)      NIP334 – Cost model considering network assets and utilization – BSNL \nb)      NIP336 – Fortifying Telecommunication\, Safeguarding Users: A Technical Exploration of the Significance and Implementation of Central Equipment Identity Register (CEIR) – CDOT \nc)      NIP337 – Study on further enhancements on RBSA- Nokia \n  \n5.        Liaisons (Review Liaisons and Identify Actions) – [Mr Rajesh Kapoor] \na)      Incoming LS – No Submission \nb)      Outgoing LS – \n1.       TSDSI_8061_LSo_V1.0.0_20231128 – Slice Identification in 5G RAN and Core for End-to-End Secure and Resilient Slice Services (TSDSI TR6028 V1.0.0) \n2.       TSDSI_8062_Lso_V1.0.0_20231213 – Enablement of common ontology for adaptive traffic control system and other Intelligent transportation system products (TSDSI TR6029 V1.0.0) \n  \n6.        Invited Talks \na)      Presentation on AI Standardization\, aiming to respond to TEC’s request. [Mr Satish Jamadagni\, RJio] \nb)      Presentation on 3GPP SA6 Application Enablement work [Mr Basavaraj\, Samsung] \nc)      Overview of 3GPP 6G activities and TSDSI SGSS planning (SGSS Chair and Vice chair)\n\n\n1300 to 1400\nLunch Break:\n\n\n1400    to 1600 \n7.        Working Group 1: Security [WG1 chair] \na)      WG1 Report [Chair/Vice chair] \nb)      SI 75- IoT Identifier [Sensorise] \n1.       Readout of the TR  \nc)      SI 103 – Proposed on security aspect of AI/ML model transfer in 5GS (NIP 303) – [IIT Bhilai] \n1.       SWIC885 V1.0.0 – IIT Bhilai  \nd)      SI104 – Enhancement of the security and privacy of the user subscription identity in 5G AKA (3GPP 33.501\, WG SA3) (NIP 306)- [IIT Bhilai] \n1.       SWIC862 V2.0.0 [Revision]– IIT Bhilai  \ne)      SI105 – A location privacy-preserving scheme to mitigate the authentication relay attack under False Base Station in 5G (NIP 307)- [IIT Bhilai] \n1.       SWIC 895 V1.0.0 – IIT Bhilai  \nf)       SI111- Study on Security Enablers for 6G (NIP321) [Nokia] \n1.       SWIC876 V1.0.0 – Nokia \ng)      SI115- 5G and Beyond Network Security Architecture to support Multilevel End-to-End User Plane Security (NIP317) [CDAC] \n1.       Readout of the objectives and contribution planning discussion \n  \n8.        Working Group 2:  Applications Layer [WG2 chair] \na)      WG2 Report [Chair/Vice chair] \nb)       SI98 – Study on system requirements related to Metaverse use cases in mobile network [Nokia] \n1.       SWIC894 V1.0.0 – Nokia \nc)      SWIC – SI 87 – Communications Requirements and Recommendations for the Energy Sector [R Jio] \n1.       SWIC889 V1.0.0 – RJio \nd)      WI1-NIP279 – A local language repository as an enabler for financial workflows [IIT Madras/IDRBT] \n1.       Readout of the TS  \ne)      WI-NIP310 – Integrated communication and sensing at the Application level [R Jio] \n1.       SWIC893 V1.0.0 – RJio \nf)       SI112 – Research directions and Collaboration on Intelligent Transport Systems Communication Standards (NIP323) [IIT Mandi] \n1.       SWIC877 V1.0.0 – IIT Mandi \ng)      SI113 – Enablement of common payload for Agricultural Automation Solutions (NIP324) [CDAC Trivandrum] \n1.       SWIC891 V1.0.0 – CDAC Trivandrum  \nh)      SI114 – Study on semi-autonomous collaborative telerobotics (NIP325) [TCS] \n1.       SWIC875 V1.0.0 – TCS \ni)        WI1-NIP330 – Standardization of common data payload for adaptive traffic control system and other Intelligent transportation system products for interoperability [CDAC Trivandrum] \n1.       SWIC880 V1.0.0 – CDAC \n\n\n\nEnd of Day 1 \n\n\n\n\nDay 2 \n\n\n\nDate\nTimings\nAgenda\n\n\nDAY #2:  \n21st Dec\, 2023\n0945 to 1500 \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nTea Break – 1115 -1130  \n  \nLunch Break 1300 – 1330  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n \n1.        Working Group 3:  Services Architecture and Framework [WG3 Chair] \na)      WG3 Report [Chair/Vice chair] \nb)      SI101 – Enablement of common edge connectivity for public utility purposes [IIT Delhi] \n1.       Readout of the TR \nc)      WI1-NIP282 – Architecture to support tactile applications with edge intelligence over 5GS [IIT Delhi] \n1.       Readout of the TS \nd)      WI-NIP309 – Stage III WI proposal for CIP (Cloud Interoperability & Portability) [RJio] \n1.       SWIC892 V1.0.0 – R Jio \n2.       SWIC886 V1.0.0 – Nokia  \ne)      Common User Profile Format (NIP239 SI76) [IISc Bangalore] \nf)       SI116 – Study on the Usage of oneM2M for Smart Agriculture end-to-end monitoring use case in Indian context (NIP327) [INVAS] \n1.       SWIC887 V1.0.0 – Contribution – INVAS \n2.       SWIC888 V1.0.0 – Discussion on TR Skeleton- INVAS \ng)      WI1- NIP328 – RBSA – Operational Framework and Marketplace Design [CDOT/ERNET/IDRBT] \n1.       Readout of the objectives and contribution planning discussion.  \n  \n2.        Overflow discussions – Technical topics postponed from previous sessions \n  \n3.        Percentage Status and expected completion date of the ongoing SGSS items.  \n  \n4.        Any another item \n  \nB.      Closing Plenary [Chair SGSS]\n\n\nJoint Session\n\n\n1445 -1500     \n1500 -1600 \n  \n  \n  \nJoint Session\nChangeover for joint session in common room and common tool \n1.      Presentation – Global SDO Updates – 30 Min \na)      3GPP\, ITU-R (A.K. Mittal) \nb)      oneM2M (Vijay Madan) \nc)      ITU-T\, WTSA (Vishnu Ram) \n  \n2.      Inputs from Roadmap Committee and TRIP Forums – 20 min \na)      Roadmap Committee \nb)      TRIP Forum for IoT/M2M \nc)      TRIP Forum for Quantum Communication \nd)      TRIP Forum for Automated Electric Road Transportation \n  \n3.      Marcom Updates -10 Min \n  \n4.      Closing of the session and TP\n\n\n\nEnd of Day 2 (Feedback) \n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n  \nNote1: The sequencing of the new proposals/contributions might change depending on the time taken by every item. Some of the items scheduled to be taken on Day 1 might move to Day 2 \nMembers are requested to attend both days and keep themselves logged in the meeting. \nNote2: More NIPs may be added in agenda before the meeting. \n  \nKindly click on the button below for registration. \nRegister  Here
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/sgss-tp28-technical-plenary/
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SUMMARY:SGN TP#33 Technical Plenary (20-21 December 2023)
DESCRIPTION:Telecommunication Standards Development Society\, India  \nSG – Networks Technical Plenary Meeting#33 \nDate: 20th and 21st December2023 \nLocation – Delhi NCR \nDraft Agenda (V0.3) \nAll the documents to be presented in this meeting are uploaded here. \n\n\n\nMeeting Date and Time\nDay 1: 20th December 2023 from 10:00 am to 04:00 pm \nDay 2: 21st December 2023 from 09:45 am to 04:00 pm\n\n\nMeeting Registration Link (GTW)\nhttps://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/4295255803697943642\n\n\nTea Break time on both the Days\n11:15 am to 11:30 am\n\n\nLunch Break time on Day 1 (20th December 2023)\n01:00 pm to 02:00 pm \n\n\nLunch Break time on Day 2 (21st December 2023)\n01:00 pm to 01:30 pm\n\n\n\n  \n\n\n\nAGENDA DAY#1: 20th December 2023 \n  \nAgenda Items\n\n\n1.       Introduction\, announcements\, and approval of Agenda & Previous Minutes: \n1.1   Welcome\, Introductions and Approval of Agenda \n1.2   Read out the IPR policy of TSDSI \n1.3   Read out of Anti-Trust policy of TSDSI \n1.4   Read out of Software Copyrights Policy of TSDSI \n1.5   Approval of minutes of the last SGN TP meeting#32e held on 4th and 5th September 2023 \n  \n2.   Summaries of Email Discussions from the September 2023 TP \n  \n3.   TR Publication Status \n  \n4.     New Items proposals /Contributions /Percentage status inactive SIs/WIs and timelines \n4.1   NIP335 on Characterization of E-band for point-to-multipoint backhaul [Phalguni Mathur/Astrome] \n4.2   SWIC878 (WI248) on Multi-hop Relaying and Timing Alignment [Pranav Jha/IIT Bombay] \n4.3   SWIC879 (SI107) on Discussion on Beam Focusing for “Near Field Communication with Extreme – MIMO” [Mohamed Ershadh/CEWiT] \n4.4   SWIC882 (SI107) on “Discussion on Channel Model and Codebook for Near Field Communication” [Mohamed Ershadh/CEWiT] \n4.5   SWIC883 (WI284) on TS for “Methods and Interface Design for RIS-assisted Communication Systems” [Priyanka Dey/CEWiT]\n\n\n\nEnd of Day 1 of SGN TP meeting#33 \n\n\n\n  \nNote- Please note that the sequencing of the new proposals/contributions received might change depending on the decision on the approval of the draft agenda and time taken by different items of agenda. Some of the items scheduled to be taken up on Day 1 might move to Day 2 and vice versa. \n\n\n\n\n  \n  \n\n\n\nAGENDA DAY#2: 21st December 2023 \nAgenda Items\n\n\n  4.New Items proposals /Contributions /Percentage status (Continued). \n4.6 SWIC884 (SI110) on Study of Multiple Access for 6G communication [Suvra Sekhar Das/IIT Kharagpur] \n5.       Action items from governing council (Email thread ID: TSDSI-SGN-TP31-ED05) \n  \n6.       Approval of Transposed New/Updated 3GPP Specifications \n6.1   Release 13 \n6.2   Release 14 \n6.3   Release 15 \n6.4   Release 16 \n6.5   Release 17 \n  \n7.       Liaison Statements  \n7.1  Incoming Liaison Statements: \n7.1.1 LS from ITU-T JCA IMT-2020 on invitation to update the information in the IMT-2020 and beyond roadmap \n7.2  Outgoing Liaison Statement: \n7.2.1 LS dated September 9\, 2023\, in response to JCA-IMT2020 LS13 dated April 18\, 2023\, regarding update to the information in the IMT2020 Roadmap \n  \n8.       Any Other Items \n8.1   Submission of common TSDSI view on 3GPP release package for future releases \n  \n02:45 pm to 03:00 pm \nChangeover for joint session of SGN and SGSS \n03:00 pm to 04:00 pm \nJoint session for SGN and SGSS \n  \n9.       Global SDO Updates \n9.1          3GPP and ITU-R by Advisor-Networks \n9.2          oneM2M by Advisor- Services and Solutions \n9.3          ITU-T and WTSA by consultant SGSS \n  \n10.       Roadmap and TRIP forum Updates  \n10.1        Roadmap committee updates by chairs \n10.2        TRIP Forum for IOT/M2M \n10.3        TRIP Forum for Quantum Communication \n10.4        TRIP Forum for Automated Electric Road Transportation \n  \n11.       Marcom Updates \n  \n12.       Closing of the session and TP \n \n\n\nEnd of Day 2 (Requesting the participants to please fill the Feedback form)\n\n\n\nKindly click on the button below for registration. \nRegister  Here
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/sgn-tp33-technical-plenary/
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DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20231222T133000
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SUMMARY:Autonomous Road Transportation for Indian Scenarios (22 December 2023)
DESCRIPTION:Workshop on Autonomous Road Transportation for Indian Scenarios\n[Date: 22 Dec 2023\, Venue: IIT-Delhi\, Time: 9:30 AM to 1:30 PM]\n\n\n\nTime\nDuration\nCategory\nTitles\nSpeaker\n\n\n9.30\n0.30\nRegistration & Tea\n\n\n\n\n10.00\n0.15\nIntroduction\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWelcome & Opening Remarks\nTSDSI – A K Mittal\n\n\n\n\n\nContext Setting\nTSDSI AERT Co-Chair – Niranth Amogh\n\n\n10.15\n1.00\nKey Notes\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nRole of Connectivity in Autonomous ITS\nSushil Kumar (DoT)\n\n\n\n\n\nGlobal perspectives of V2X and Connectivity\nMaxime Flament (5GAA)\n\n\n\n\n\nVision for Indian Transport Infrastructure for Autonomous Driving and framework for the Verification & Validation (V&V) of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) from Indian perspective\nJyoti G. Kale (ARAI)\n\n\n\n\n\nResearch Directions for Autonomous Driving\nDr. P Rajalakshmi (IIT Hydrabad)\n\n\n11.15\n1.30\nEcosystem Perspectives\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAutonomous driving in dedicated lanes\nSurya Satyavolu (Sirab Technologies)\n\n\n\n\n\nGlobal standards and perspectives on India adoption\nPunit Rathod (Qualcomm)\n\n\n\n\n\nAERT-OEM view\nPrasanta Sarkar (Tata Motors)\n\n\n\n\n\nA network equipment vendor’s view\nUwe Puetzschler (Nokia)\n\n\n\n\n\nGNSS Technology for Road Transportation\nAfjal Das (ISRO)\n\n\n\n\n\nViews and Solutions for Autonomous Driving\nAkshay Saraf (TCS)\n\n\n12.45\n0.30\nPanel Discussion – Q&A\nWay Forward – Electric/ Connected /Autonomous Driving trends and Evolution of Indian Scenario\nSession Chair & Moderator – Mohan Raju (RJio)\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSushil Kumar (DoT)\n\n\n\n\n\n\nJyoti G. Kale (ARAI)\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSankar (Mahindra)\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSaurabh Mittal (Airtel)\n\n\n\n\n\n\nRajaGopalan Rajappa (Tata Elxsi)\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPradeep Hirisave(Rjio)\n\n\n13.15\n0.15\nSummary & Vote of Thanks\n\nTSDSI – A K Mittal\n\n\nLunch 13:30 onwards\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWorkshop Organization\n\n\nSteering Committee\n\n\n\n1\nA K Mittal\nTSDSI secretariat\n\n\n2\nMohan Raju\nRJio\n\n\n3\nSurya Satyavolu\nSirab Technologies\n\n\n4\nNiranth Amogh\nNokia\n\n\nProgram & Organizing Committee\n\n\n1\nA K Mittal\nTSDSI secretariat\n\n\n2\nMohan Raju\nRJio\n\n\n3\nSurya Satyavolu\nSirab Technologies\n\n\n4\nNiranth Amogh\nNokia\n\n\n5\nVinay Shrivastava\nRJio\n\n\n6\nPradeep Hirisave\nRJio\n\n\n7\nAlok Sethi\nDIMTS\n\n\n8\nSweta Singh\nTSDSI secretariat\n\n\n\n\nMeet Speakers..\n\n\n\n\nNiranth Amogh  \nNiranth Amogh is the Head – 6G Ecosystem and Standardization – Nokia Standards Department. He is also the Vice Chair of Study Group- Services and Solutions\, TSDSI. Prior to this\, he was Chief Architect – Standards at the Huawei India R&D Center at Bengaluru. \nHe is a Senior Expert in the domain of telecom and information networks research and industry standards with over 20 years of experience in pre-research\, standardization and product development activities. \nHis research areas include 5G Advanced and 6G vertical industry applications and platforms for Mission Critical Communications\, Edge Computing\, API/Server enabler frameworks\, V2X\, UAV communications\, Smart Factory\, M2M/IoT and NGSON. He is an active contributor to global and regional standards bodies/forums (3GPP\, IEEE\, ITU\, 5GAA\, 5GACIA\, GSMA OPG\, TSDSI\, TEC). \n\n\n\n\nSurya Satyavolu \nSurya Satyavolu is the Founder and CTO of Sirab Technologies. Sirab Technologies is a US and India based startup developed advanced technologies for safe and reliable automated road transportation. Surya has 20+ years of engineering experience developing embedded systems and software for various products and technologies covering wireless and wireline communications\, Medical Devices\, and Safety and Security critical Operating Systems for Aerospace and Defence. He has 3 issued patents and several pending filings. He has an MSEE from Clemson University and a B.Tech from IIT Madras. \n\n\n\n\nAfjal Das \nAfjal earned his master’s degree from NIT Warangal and embarked on a remarkable journey with the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) in 2012. \nHis initial years were marked by his significant contributions to the development of GNSS simulators at the Space Applications Centre (SAC)\, where he demonstrated an exceptional grasp of satellite navigation systems. \nIn 2018\, Afjal transitioned to ISRO Headquarters\, where he has been fervently dedicated to exploring and enhancing the applications of Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) in civilian domains. His passion and expertise have been instrumental in advancing the practical utilization of satellite-based navigation for societal benefits \n\n\n\n\nAK Mittal \nShri A.K. Mittal is associated with TSDSI as Advisor with special focus on standardization in wireless and wireline systems and handles standards related activities of TSDSI in 3GPP and ITU-R. \nHe began his career in R&D at Indian Telephone Industries Ltd and later joined Department of Telecommunication (DoT)\, Government of India where he worked in a variety of domains like Satellite Communication\, OFC\, Microwave\, Mobile Networks\, Switching Systems\, Network Management\, Licensing\, Regulation\, Standards\, Testing and Certification etc. He was Head\, Telecom Engineering Centre (TEC)\, the technology arm of DoT. He has also headed the National Telecom Institute of Policy Research\, Innovation and Training\, DoT. He has represented the Government of India in various bilateral and multilateral international meetings. \nHe did his graduation in Electronics and Communications Engineering in 1976 from Indian Institute of Technology\, Roorkee. He also holds a Diploma in Management. \nHe has a career of over 47+ years in the field of Telecommunications. \n\n\n\n\nAkshay Saraf \nSolution Architect Autonomous vehicles development \nAkshay is having 20+ years of vast experience in ADAS & AD technology He is currently involved in research & development for next gen AD program and virtual validation. Is a SME for autonomous vehicle controls \, AI based sensing and Fusion algorithms. He has patent in AI based autonomous vehicle control. \n\n\n\n\nDr. P Rajalakshmi \nDr. P Rajalakshmi\, is Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering\, CYIENT Chair Professor in Future Communications\, and Project Director of Technology Innovation Hub on Autonomous Navigation Foundation (TiHAN) at IIT Hyderabad. Her research areas: Autonomous Navigation\, Drone based sensing\, wireless communications\, Internet of Things\, Cyber Physical Systems targeting applications like autonomous transportation – aerial and terrestrial\, agriculture\, healthcare\, environmental monitoring\, and smart buildings. She has been handling R&D projects funded by industry and Government of India in these areas. She is the Principal Investigator for NMICPS Technology Innovation Hub on Autonomous Navigations Foundation at IITH funded by DST. Along with fundamental theoretical research in IoT/CPS domain\, she also emphasizes on translational research which involves development of minimum viable and user beneficial products. Out of her research activities\, she has filed 20+ patents\, published over 40+ Journals and 150+ conference peer-reviewed papers. She was awarded Young Faculty Research Fellowship under Visvesvaraya PhD Programme in January 2016 for a period of 5 years\, ‘Digital Trail Blazer Award 2016’ by India Today\, best paper and poster awards in reputed conferences. She is also Member of CII Telangana Digital Transformation and IT Panel since August 2018. \n\n\n\n\nJyoti G. Kale \nMrs. Jyoti Kale is working as Deputy General manager in Technology Group\, ARAI. She has completed her post-graduation in Automotive Engineering and pursuing PHD from IIT Hyderabad in Artificial Intelligence department. She has around 15+ years of experience in Automotive systems\, currently leading ADAS -AV team at Technology Group\, ARAI. Her research areas/Expertise – Steering\, suspension systems\, vehicle dynamic\, ADAS and Autonomous vehicle and AI/ML. \n\n\n\n\nMaxime Flament \nDr. Flament represents 5GAA\, the global cross-industry association for the development of connected and automated cars\, where he works as Chief Technology Officer since April 2018. Maxime was working previously as Head of Department for Connected & Automated Driving (CAD) at ERTICO – ITS Europe\, the European association promoting research and deployment on Intelligent Transportation Systems. For 15 years\, he has been a leading contributor to many European activities on road safety\, connected vehicles\, automated driving\, large-scale pilots\, and digital mapping. Maxime holds a Ph.D. E.E. (2002) and M.Sc. E.E. (1997) from Chalmers Technical University\, Sweden. He also holds an “Ingénieur Civil” degree from the Free university of Brussels (1997). In 2001\, he was visiting researcher at Stanford University\, CA\, USA \n\n\n\n\nMohan Raju\nVice President – IoT Business\nReliance Jio Infocomm Limited \nMohan Raju is the Vice President & Vertical Head IoT at Jio. In this assignment\, Mohan is responsible for leading Jio’s business interests in the IoT domain. \nMohan has rich and diverse experience of delivering in key business leadership roles for organizations like Danlaw\, Bharti Airtel and HCL where he has been instrumental in driving organisational growth in new verticals and market segments. Mohan is passionate about leveraging emerging technologies to bring sustainable & inclusive developments which can enrich\nlives and society. \nMohan is also the Honorary Chair for the Mobility Special Interest Group at The Indus Entrepreneurs (TiE) – IoT Forum as well as the Honorary Member of the Digital Communications Working Group of The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) – Future Tech Panel for India. \nMohan is an Engineer in Electronics & Communications discipline and is an MBA in Marketing from Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies\, Mumbai\, India. \n\n\n\n\nPradeep Hirisave \nMyself – Pradeep Hirisave having over 18 years of professional experience in the field of wireless communications. In the past\, I have extensively worked on developing L2 / L3 3gpp protocol stack for various telecom products / modems across 2G/ 3G and 4G. Further\, as a Product engineer have successfully designed\, developed and commercially launched several consumers based wireless products such as pocket routers\, CPEs and Telematics Control Units / OBD dongles in automotive space. \nIn the past\, have been responsible for creating end-to-end IoT solutions across energy segment\, smart agriculture\, smart cattle and many health and personal tracker solutions. In this position\, have successfully delivered many products into the market commercially and at scale. \nCurrently\, focusing on standardisation activities in Jio in the areas of 5G and beyond 5G / 6G in TSDSI\, and 3GPP. Have filed more than 45 patents in the field of wireless communications. \n\n\n\n\nPrasanta Sarkar \nQualification: B.Tech (Mechanical) from IIT\, Kharagpur and MS in Software Systems from BITS\, Pilani. Specialization is in xEV Systems integration and vehicle build. Earlier worked in BS6-After treatment EMS embedded software architecture and implementation of ECU Control Software\, DFMEA etc. \nEmployment: I have designed and developed Diesel Hybrid Bus (EMS- VCU interaction) for currently operating in Mumbai.\nTotal 30 years of experience. Tata Motors for last 18 years in xEV powertrain. Prior to this worked in Robert Bosch\, Delphi Automotive Systems in Powertrain Controls\, Systems simulation and testing. While in Essar Steels\, worked for earth moving and heavy good carrying vehicles. \nRole: Head – Applied Analytics & Intelligence\, Advanced Engineering Department\, Engineering Research Center. Built the first indigenous Engine Management System of the first Nano. In production phase\, was responsible for Engine Management Systems. Presently deriving meaningful insight from data coming out of Electric Vehicle. Remote root cause analysis\, Trouble shooting and management. Associated with PM’s Uchchatar Avishkar Yojana with IIT-Kharagpur for Open Software and Hardware based hybrid vehicle.\nData analytics for Electric cars and Electric bus to identify inefficient system/ parts. Range analysis based on terrain\, driver behavior\, SoC etc. \nPatent:  \n\n\n\nExhaust Gas after treatment of Diesel Engine Management Systems.\nHybrid Powertrain Controller\n\n\n\nSIAM: Worked with TIFAC for National Electric Mobility Mission Plan 2020 in the R&D wing. \nInterest: Yoga\, Tiny ML and Digital Twin \n\n\n\n\nPuneet Rathod\nLead- Technical Standards\, Qualcomm \nDr. Punit Rathod is a PhD from IIT Bombay with a 17+ years of wireless R&D experience. He has a diverse experience of working as an academic researcher\, entrepreneur in a public-safety communications startup\, and more recently standardization research in multinational companies.He has contributed to national and international standardization efforts at TSDSI\, 3GPP\, IEEE\, and ITU-R. His recent work has been focused on spectrum regulation and standardization as a Lead-Technical Standards with Qualcomm Standards and Industry Organization. \n\n\n\n\nRajaGopalan Rajappa \nRajaGopalan Rajappa is currently serving as CTO – Communication Technologies and Platforms in Tata Elxsi. Leading the Technology\, Platform and Services in the areas of SDN\, NFV\, 5G Edge focusing for Telcos & Connected Vehicle\, V2X and SDV in the Automotive Industry. RajaG is associated with Tata Elxsi for more than 25 years and holds EU & NA patents in Connected CAR and V2X areas \n\n\n\n\nSaurabh Mittal \nSaurabh Mittal is VP\, Networks with Bharti Airtel Limited and leads Standards and Technology Ecosystem related engagements. He has been also instrumental in leading Airtel’s 5G Open RAN program. He has 25 yrs of wide ranging ICT experience with large complex networks. Besides Airtel\, he has worked with Telenor\, Vodafone Idea and Huawei Technologies. He has done Electronics and Communication Engineering (Hons) from Jodhpur and Executive Program in Business Management from IIM-Calcutta. \n\n\n\n\nSushil kumar\nAdditional Director General Telecom\,\nDoT\, MoC\, Government of India. \nMr. Sushil Kumar is an officer of 1987 batch of Indian Telecommunication services (ITS). He has done his graduation in Electronics and Communications Engineering in 1987 and Master in Computer Science & Technology in 1989 from University of Roorkee (presently known as Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee). \nWith more than 30 years of experience in Telecom\, IoT & ICT\, he is presently working as Additional Director General Telecom for North East LSA at Shillong. \nPrior to this he worked in TEC as Deputy Director General in IoT division from 2013 to Oct 2023. In this role\, he created framework for finalizing specifications in IoT domain\, with industry collaboration and in sync with global SDOs. Through this\, Twenty Technical Reports have been released in his leadership\, covering various verticals\, Communication technologies\, EMF radiation from IoT devices and IoT Security. Important recommendations of these reports are the part of policy/standards. \nITU recognized the six Technical Reports as an insightful technical resource & posted on its global resource portal in IoT sections (year 2023 – 2021) for the benefit of global community. \nHe is holding several international positions such as Chairman of ITU-T SG-20 (IoT and Smart cities & communities) Regional Group for Asia Pacific\, Vice Chair of ITU-T SG-20 WP-II\, Vice Chair of ITU-T SG-20 Focus Group on AI and IoT for Digital Agriculture and Member of ISO-IEC-ITU Joint Smart City task force (J-SCTF). \nHe created National Working Group-20 in TEC in 2015 as a mirror committee of ITU-T SG-20 on IoT and SC&C and chaired NWG-20 from 2015 to OCT 2023. He is also the chairperson of BIS National committee LITD 27 on IoT and Digital Twin from 2020. He participated as head of Indian delegation in the meetings of ITU-T SG-20 and ISO/ IEC JTC1 SC41. \nSeveral international standards are having significant input submitted by him\, naming a few in which he worked as an editor also are ITU-T Y Suppl. 53 on IoT use cases\, Y Suppl. 56 on Smart City use cases and Y.4218 on IoT and ICT requirements for deployment of smart services in Rural Communities. \nHe delivered talk in around 200 conferences/ trainings on IoT\, 5G\, Digital Transformation\, Smart cities etc.\, including ITU webinars\, ETSI IoT/ Security week. He received Congratulatory emails from ITU for the remarkable success of the 1st meeting of ITU-T SG-20 Regional Group for Asia Pacific organised in his chairmanship. \nHe also received an appreciation from the Hon’ble Ministers\, Government of India\, for the excellent work done in the field of Standardisation by IoT and Digital Twin committee LITD 27 of BIS\, chaired by him. \nPrior to this (1989 to 2011)\, he also served on various positions in the field units of BSNL/ DoT for around 23 years. He is having vast experience of planning\, projects\, O&M of fixed line\, Cellular and Optical Fiber networks. \nHe designed and provisioned the telecom networks for various projects related to e-Governance\, National Knowledge Network and corporates; and also for Commonwealth Games (CWG) Cycling event held in Noida in 2010 and Formula One (F1) racing car event in Gr. Noida in 2011\, while working in BSNL Noida. \n\n\n\n\nUwe Puetzschler \nHead of Automotive & Mobility Solutions at Nokia \nUwe Puetzschler heads the global Automotive & Mobility Solutions activities in Nokia. In addition to his position at Nokia Uwe is Vice-Chair of the 5GAA Board. \nHe joined Siemens in 1990 and held a number of positions in Operations Support System (OSS) research and development before moving to the UK where he assumed a management role in the sales organization for 5 years. After returning from the UK and prior to his current position\, he ran a business line in the global service organisation He also started Nokia’s V2X activities in Nokia Mobile Networks. \nUwe holds a Ph.D. in computer science. \n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration: Kindly click on the button below for registration.\n\n\nRegister  Here
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SUMMARY:TSDSI SDR @ COMSNETS 2024 (January 7\, 2024)
DESCRIPTION:TSDSI has been championing standards driven research in India\, bridging the gap between Research\, IP and Standards. This will help India take a leadership position in the global standards arena and facilitate the monetization of IP. Standards play a crucial role in transforming research being carried out in institutes to be adopted for practical\, real world applications. Research & innovation motivates standardization\, and standardization of solutions requires further research & innovation\, thereby keeping this cycle active. \nIn alignment with this vision\, TSDSI organised the 3rd edition of Standards driven workshop @ COMSNETS 2024 on 7 January 2024 in Bengaluru. The objective of the workshop was to bring together innovative minds who are researching into networking and communication systems for exchanging ideas on topics that have potential for standardized solutions. It also helped to foster a better understanding of the multifaceted benefits that standards can bring about in areas such as AI\, Communications\, Cloud interoperability and many more. \nThe workshops had \n\nKeynote talks by expert speakers\nPresentations by authors of papers shortlisted for the workshop\nPanel discussion on “how to leverage Standards Driven Research in global standards forums”\n\nFollowing key takeaways emerged from the workshop deliberations: \n\nIt is important to identify the right fora with which the ongoing research and activities can be aligned.\nNew “joinees” need handholding and mentoring to help them “Read standards artifacts” and understand the ongoing standardization activities in various fora. \nAmong the recommendations for effectively leveraging standardization opportunities discussed in the workshop\, importance of “support” and “consensus” resonated among the delegates. The importance of attending meetings in person to achieve the above goals was also emphasized.\nAcademia can play the role of analysis of various alternative approaches or find solutions to problems which the industry may not have the patience to do. This may involve pre and post standards initiatives\, position papers and PoC. This may be an opportunity to do innovative research in academia and lead the SDR activities.\n\nWorkshop Co-Chairs: Satish Kanugovi (Nokia India)\, Arzad Alam Kherani (IIT Bhilai)\, Dhiman Saha (IIT Bhilai) \nProgram Agenda \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSunday\, 7 January 2024\n\n\nTime\nTitle\nSpeaker/Authors\n\n\n8:45-9:05\nRegistration\n\n\n9:05-9:10\nWelcome Remarks\nSatish K (Nokia India)\n\n\n9:10-10:00\nKeynote Talk: Transforming Research Concepts into Commercial Success: A Journey through Standards\nKiran Kuchi (IIT Hyderabad)\n\n\n10:00-10:40\nKeynote Talk: How to mess up a standardization opportunity?\nVishnu Ram OV (TSDSI)\n\n\n10:40-11:00\nPaper 1: A Framework for Design of Portable and Scalable Physical Layer in O-RAN\nMakarand Kulkarni; Pramit Biswas; Parag Naik; Anindya Saha\n\n\n11:00-11:30\nTea Break\n\n\n11:30-12:30\nKeynote Talk: Network Simulation of WiFi 6/7 using ns-3\nSumit Roy (University of Washington\, USA)\n\n\n12:30-12:50\nPaper 2: Parity Check Coded Super-MAC for reliability enhancements in Next-Generation Networks\nAbdul Mateen Ahmed; Aaqib Patel; Mohammed Zafar Ali Khan\n\n\n12:50-13:10\nPaper 3: Green 6G: Energy Awareness in Design\nRashmi Kamran; Shwetha Kiran; Pranav Jha; Prasanna Chaporkar\n\n\n13:10-14:00\nLunch Break\n\n\n14:00-14:40\nKeynote Talk: Democratising Technology using Open Source and Open Standards\nPamela Kumar (FSID\, IISc)\n\n\n14:40-15:00\nPaper 4: Evolution of NGN Control Plane for Future Telecommunications Networks\nRashmi Yadav; Rashmi Kamran; Pranav Jha; Shwetha Kiran; Abhay Karandikar\n\n\n15:00-15:20\nPaper 5: Hybrid Clarke’s Models for Fixed Wireless Deployments in Beyond-5G Systems\nVivek Chaudhary; Roshan S Sam; Abhinaba Dey; Sreenath Ramanath\n\n\n15:20-15:40\nPaper 6: Standardization aspects of Caching and Coded Delivery in MEC integrated 5G system\nLalhruaizela Chhangte; Ashish Singh Patel\n\n\n15:40-16:00\nTea Break\n\n\n16:00-16:50\nKeynote Talk: Decoding the 5G NR Radio specifications\nSubhas Mondal (HFCL Limited)\n\n\n16:50-17:30\nPanel Discussion: How to leverage Standards Driven Research in global standards forums\nModerator: Satish K (Nokia India) \nPanelists:\n• Niranth Amogh (Nokia)\n• Vishnu Ram OV (TSDSI)\n• N. Kishor Narang (Narnix Technolabs)\n• Amar D. Chaudhari (IIT Delhi)\n• Ashish Patel (NIT Mizoram)\n• K Sowjanya (Representing IIT Bhilai)\n\n\n17:30-17:35\nClosing Remarks & Best Paper Award Announcement\nSatish K (Nokia India) / Dhiman Saha (IIT Bhilai)\n\n\n\nAbout COMSNETS \nCOMSNETS is a premier international conference dedicated to advances in Networking and Communications Systems. The conference is a yearly event for a world-class gathering of researchers from academia and industry\, practitioners\, and business leaders\, providing a forum for discussing cutting edge research\, and directions for new innovative business and technology. \nFor more details of COMSNETS\, Please click here \nSchedule: 7 January 2024\, 9:00-17:30 IST \nVenue: The Chancery Pavillion Hotel\, Residency Road\, Bengaluru\, India. \nParticipation: Registrations are now closed. \nWorkshop Contact: Jaskirat Singh\, jaskirat.singh@tsdsi.in
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SUMMARY:TSDSI Roadmap 3.0 Workshop
DESCRIPTION:TSDSI had created a Standardization Roadmap (V2.0) for the period 2021-2023 after a broad-based stakeholder consultation process. The roadmap is available at https://tsdsi.in/roadmap/. \nTSDSI now wishes to evolve the roadmap (V3.0) for the next cycle 2024-2026 with topics for further technical studies and standardization. This technology roadmap is intended to help in guiding the standardization work in TSDSI in the enhancement of existing technology areas and in taking up standardization in next generation technologies while addressing market requirements. \nIn this respect\, TSDSI is organising the “Roadmap 3.0 Workshop” on 16 January 2024 in online mode. Proposals for this purpose were invited from members\, academia\, industry\, startups\, equipment manufacturers\, R&D organizations\, and subject matter experts. The workshop will have presentations based on the submissions to TSDSI. \nSchedule: 16 January 2024\, 09:30 AM to 05:30 PM IST\nVenue: Online over GoToWebinar\nParticipation: Open to all with prior registration. This workshop is over. \nProgram Agenda:  \n\n\n\nS. no.\nTSDSI Workshop – Roadmap 3.0\nPresenter\nDuration\n\n\nA\nWorkshop Opening\n\n\n\n\n1\nWelcome – TSDSI\nDG\, TSDSI\n5 min\n\n\n  \n2\nContext Setting\, Goals – Co-Chair\, Roadmap Committee\, Mr. Dindayal Tosniwal\, DDG-NT\, DoT\, Mr. Sawan Gupta\, Airtel\nDoT (Co-Chair)\n20 min\n\n\n3\nWorkshop Guidelines – TSDSI\nTSDSI\n5 min\n\n\nB\nSession 1\n\n\n\n\n1\nStandardization of FSO systems for broadband communication\nIIT-D\n15 min\n\n\n2\nReference for 5G Networks for specific applications/verticals (including a joint presentation)\nEricsson\n15 min\n\n\n3\nProposal for Development of Standards for Positioning in 6G Communication networks using Multi GNSS including NavIC\nElena Geo Systems\n15 min\n\n\n4\nChannel Models for Integrated Sensing and Communication in Beyond 5G Systems\nLekha Wireless\n15 min\n\n\n5\nAI/ML based Mobility Enhancements\nLekha Wireless\n15 min\n\n\n6\nNon GNSS/NTN Positioning\nLekha Wireless\n15 min\n\n\n7\nAmbient IoT – A New Paradigm for Resource-Efficient IoT Deployments\nLekha Wireless\n15 min\n\n\n8\nUnified Global Communication Infrastructure – Reference Architecture\nNARNIX\n15 min\n\n\n9\nMulti dimensional mutihop non terrestrial networks with BS functionality onboard\nCEWIT\n15 min\n\n\n10\nStandard and regulations for Autonomous driving System\nCDAC\n15 min\n\n\n11\nReference Architecture for Automated Electric Road Transportation\nSirab Technologies\n15 min\n\n\nLunch Break @ 12:45 PM\n45 min\n\n\nC\nSession 2\n\n\n\n\n1\nNetwork Energy Saving in 5G and its Evolution towards 6G Sustainability Requirements\nNokia\n15 min\n\n\n2\nNetwork Capabilities Exposure\nNokia\, Samsung\n15 min\n\n\n3\nStudy on System Requirements for NR based Future Railways Mobile Communication System (FRMCS)\nNokia\n15 min\n\n\n4\nProposal for next generation secure\, adaptable and cost effective solutions for Quantum security\nQuNu Labs\n15 min\n\n\n5\nFocus on Quantum communication\, security and modelling\nSMOAD\n15 min\n\n\n6\nSustainable Development with Minimal Energy Consumption in 6G\nTCS\n15 min\n\n\nTea Break @ 2:45 PM\n15 min\n\n\nD\nSession 3\n\n\n\n\n1\nRequirement for a Reference Architecture for Solar-powered Unmanned Aerial Vehicle\nNIT Jalandhar\n15 min\n\n\n2\nCollation of Satellite Imagery for agriculture using 5G network\nInvas Technologies\n15 min\n\n\n3\nTrusted node testing\nWipro\n15 min\n\n\n4\nUnder water QKD\nWipro\n15 min\n\n\n5\nConnected Multi-Modal Transportation\nIIT Hyderabad\n15 min\n\n\n6\nPQC in embedded systems and Device Biometrics\nIDEMIA\n15 min\n\n\nE\nSession 4\n\n\n\n\n  \n  \n  \n1\nPanel Discussion on Way Forward – Presentations – \n1.  Study and Creation of Recommendations and Inputs for IMT-2030 Requirements phase (Nokia) \n2.  Consideration for standardization work (Qualcomm) \nDiscussions\nModerator – Airtel Panelists – Airtel\, Nokia\, Qualcomm\, Lekha Wireless\, Wipro\, CEWIT\n  \n  \n45 min\n\n\nF\nVote of Thanks\nAirtel (Co-Chair)\n5 min\n\n\n\n  \nWorkshop Contacts: Akash Malik\, akash@tsdsi.in; Sweta Singh\, sweta.singh@tsdsi.in \nCALL FOR PROPOSALS \n \nTSDSI Roadmap workshop\n16th January 2024\nCALL FOR PROPOSALS\nBackground\nTSDSI had created a Standardization Roadmap (V2.0) for the period 2021-2023 after a broad-based stakeholder consultation process. The roadmap is available at https://tsdsi.in/roadmap/. \nTSDSI now wishes to evolve the roadmap (V3.0) for the next cycle 2024 -2026 with topics for further technical studies and standardization. \nThis technology roadmap is intended to guide TSDSI in aligning its work towards vision of ensuring that digital communication standards increasingly drive domestic economic and policy activities and enhance India’s competitiveness for Information and communication technologies (ICT) goods and services in global markets. It also aims to create leadership position through India’s participation and contribution to emerging digital communication standards in global SDOs. \nIndia is witnessing one of the fastest rollouts of 5G in the world. With the momentum on 5G\, it is imperative to address challenges being faced in 5G deployment\, to support future growth requirements of ICT in India. This growth will be driven by economical 5G device penetrations\, innovative deployment models and use case developments across various vertical industries\, including healthcare\, media\, public safety\, manufacturing and automotive amongst others. While at the same time\, research and innovation towards the next generation of mobile services or 6G is also progressing around the world. New use cases\, technologies and verticals are emerging where India can actively contribute. \n  \nSubmission of Proposals\nWith the above background\, proposals are invited from TSDSI members\, academia\, industry\, start-ups\, equipment manufacturers\, R&D organizations\, government entities and subject matter experts for the Roadmap Workshop scheduled to be held on 16th January 2024. \n  \nAreas of Interest\nNew developments in AI/ML for air interfaces and core networks\, energy efficiency\, user experience enhancements\, network capacity and coverage enhancements\, multi cloud\, Edge Computing\, Drones/UAS based communications and applications\, Visible Light Communications (VLC)\, NTN (Satellite\, HAPS) evolution and integration with terrestrial networks\, backhaul\, spectrum\, security\, FWA evolution\, spam prevention\, new verticals applications\, latency critical applications\, innovative transport solutions\, Open systems\, quantum communications\, emerging technologies towards 5G Advanced & 6G will be some of the key areas for submission of proposals for the roadmap workshop. Proposals beyond these areas may also be submitted along with explanation on the rationale for consideration. \n  \nImportant Dates:\n\nManuscript/Proposal Submission Deadline: 10th January 2024 [FIRM]\nNotification of Acceptance: 31st December 2023\nWorkshop agenda publication: 5th January 2024\nFinal version of presentations: 10th January 2024\nWorkshop date: 16th January 2024\n\nContributors are advised to give their proposals in the attached templates. \n\nProposal Template in word format (Template 1)\nProposal Template in ppt format (Template 2)\n\n  \nDetailed proposal may please be submitted in template 1. It is preferable that presentation for the workshop may be submitted in template 2. Both the templates may please be submitted together as per the deadline mentioned above. \n  \nRegistration: Click here to participate in the event. \nThe proposals should be submitted to akash@tsdsi.in (+91-9871296023)\, sweta.singh@tsdsi.in and akmittal@tsdsi.in. Any query related to the workshop may be sent to the same email addresses. TSDSI will select the final submissions to be made part of the agenda of the workshop and inform the concerned proponents accordingly. They will be required to make a presentation in the workshop at the time slot to be notified separately.
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/tsdsi-roadmap-workshop/
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SUMMARY:Second International Quantum Communication Conclave
DESCRIPTION:Telecommunications Standards Development Society\, India (TSDSI)\, Telecommunication Engineering Center (TEC) and Centre for Development of Telematics (C-DOT) are jointly organizing the Second International Quantum Communication Conclave at Vigyan Bhawan\, New Delhi on 15-16 February 2024. \nThe conclave is likely to be inaugurated by the Hon’ble Minister of Communications\, Railways and Electronics & IT\, Government of India. \nIt aims to bring together the experts from Industries\, SDOs\, Start-ups\, Government Organizations\, Academia\, Research institutions\, etc. to share their experiences in research\, implementation\, standardization and commercialization of the Quantum Communication technologies. It would provide an excellent opportunity to learn about the latest advancements in quantum communication technologies and network with the experts in the field. \nPlease visit here for details of the conference and registration. \nSchedule: 15-16 February 2024 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM \nVenue: Hall No. 5\, Vigyan Bhawan\, New Delhi \nParticipation: Open to all on prior registration
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/second-international-quantum-communication-conclave/
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SUMMARY:Workshop on “Standards-driven Research”@NCC 2024 on 28 February 2024 at IIT Madras
DESCRIPTION:TSDSI has been championing standards driven research in the India ecosystem so as to channelise research -> IP -> Standards that will result in India taking a leadership position on the global standards arena and also monetization of IP.  We have been conducting workshops on this theme (SdDR) regularly in the community – including in IEEE ANTS\, COMSNETS and NCC conferences. \nA Standards-driven Research Workshop was organised by TSDSI under the aegis of NCC 2024 on 28 February 2024 at IIT Madras campus. Its goal was to engage with academia & research community and motivating them to take up research topics that can lead to downstream development of standards. This will help channelise the vast research expertise in India and in seeding the IP created during research into standards\, thus opening avenues for monetizing the same. This will also help to discuss topics that can be candidates for contributing to standards. \nThe workshop featured talks on research topics with a potential for standardization\,  government initiatives for promoting research leading to contribution to standards\, Case studies of research-based contributions to standards\, O-RAN standardisation etc. A panel discussion was also conducted on “Need for SDR and mechanisms available for the same”. \nHere are few key conclusions from the deliberations of the workshop:  \nHaving established the importance and benefits of standards driven research\, several suggestions were put forth on the approach to be taken. Use Case analysis can be taken as a starting point. Another approach could be to conduct a literature survey of standards followed by a prior art search to identify potential topics of research in the “gap areas”. A database of research questions may be created. A few areas in which topics with potential for contribution to standards exist were also discussed. It was recommended to establish Centres of Excellence with a specific mandate for conducting Standards driven research in different parts of the country. The industry was encouraged to leverage academia for carrying out research. CSR funds may be channelised for SDR activities. \n  \nDetails of the Workshop are as follows: \nWorkshop Co-Chairs: Pranav Jha (IIT Bombay)\, Radha Krishna Ganti (IIT Madras) \nSchedule: 28 February 2024\, 09:00 to 17:30 IST \nVenue: IIT Madras (in-person) \nParticipation: Registrations are now closed. \nPlease click here to view photographs of the workshop. \nFor more details of NCC 2024\, please click here \nProgram Agenda \n\n\n\nTIME (IST)\nSESSION NAME\nSPEAKERS\n\n\n09:00 – 09:15\nWelcome remarks and context setting\nPranav Jha (IIT Bombay)\n\n\n09:15 – 11:00\nResearch topics with a potential for standardization\n Ramya T. R (CEWiT) \nJishnu Aravindakshan (Tejas Networks) \nVishnu Ram OV (TSDSI) \nPaventhan Arumugam (ERNET India)\n\n\n11:00 – 11:20\nTEA BREAK\n\n\n11:20 – 12:20\nGovernment initiatives for promoting research leading to contribution to Standards\nR.K. Pathak (Bharat 6G Alliance) \nBrajesh Mishra (C-DOT)\n\n\n12:20 – 13:15\nPanel Discussion on need for SDR and mechanisms available for the same\nModerator: Pranav Jha (IIT Bombay) \nPanelists:  \n\nBrajesh Mishra (C-DOT)\nJishnu Aravindakshan (Tejas Networks)\nManikantan Srinivasan (NEC India)\nSameer Kulkarni (IIT Gandhinagar)\nVishnu Ram OV (TSDSI)\n\n\n\n\n13:15 – 14:00\nLUNCH\n\n\n14:00 – 14:30\nDemonstrating the utility of tools for standards driven research\nVikram Singh\, Gigayasa Wireless\n\n\n14:30 – 15:00\nHow to leverage our research for standards\nVishnu Ram OV (TSDSI)\n\n\n15:00 – 15:25\nCase studies of research-based contributions to standards\n Pranav Jha (IIT Bombay)\n\n\n15:25 – 15:45\nTEA BREAK\n\n\n15:45 – 17:15\nO-RAN (Open RAN) standardization and associated research challenges.\nManikantan Srinivasan (NEC India) \nKokila Jagadeesan (NEC India)\n\n\n17:15 – 17:30\nConcluding remarks\nPranav Jha (IIT Bombay)\n\n\n\n  \nWorkshop Contact: Jaskirat Singh (jaskirat.singh@tsdsi.in) \n  \n** About NCC ** \nThe National Conference on Communications (NCC) is a flagship conference of India in the area of Communications\, Signal Processing and Networks. It has been organized every year\, starting from the year 1995\, by the Joint Telematics Group (JTG) of the Indian Institutes of Technology and the Indian Institute of Science. The Thirtieth National Conference on Communications (NCC-2024) will be jointly organized by Indian Institute of Technology\, Madras and Indian Institute of Technology\, Tirupati from 28 February – 2 March 2024. The conference will be held in-person at IIT Madras.
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/workshop-on-standards-driven-research-ncc/
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SUMMARY:SGSS Technical Plenary #29 Registrations (April 4 & 5\, 2024)
DESCRIPTION:Meeting Details: SGSS TP#29 \nDate: 4th – 5th April 2024 \nTime: 10 AM – 4 PM IST (both days) \nLocation: Reliance Jio\, Avana Building\, Opp to Manipal Hospital\, Iblur Signal\, Iblur\, Bangalore. \nMeeting Venue: Board Room\, Ground Floor\, Reliance Jio Infocomm Pvt. Ltd.\, Avana Building\, Opp. to Manipal Hospital\, Sarjapur – Marathahalli Rd\, Ibbaluru\, Bellandur\, Bengaluru\, Karnataka 560103 \nMode: Hybrid \nMeeting: Remote Joining Link –\nMicrosoft Teams\nJoin the meeting now\nMeeting ID: 419 047 668 976\nPasscode: PTHYca \nRegistrations: Click here to register for upcoming SGSS Technical Plenary #29. \n  \nSG – Services & Solutions TP (TP#29_2024_25) meeting \nDate: 4th– 5th April 2024\nLocation- Bangalore\, India \nDraft Agenda \n  \nAll the documents to be presented in this meeting are uploaded here \n\n\n\nDate\nTimings\nAgenda \n\n\nDay#1:  \n4th April 2024\n1000 to 1300 \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nTea Break 1130 to 1200\nA. Opening Plenary Session [Chair SGSS] \n1.          Welcome & Approval of agenda and previous TP minutes \n1.1.       Readout TSDSI IPR Policy \n1.2.       Read out of Anti-Trust policy of TSDSI \n1.3.       Read out of Software Copyrights Policy of TSDSI \n1.4.       Approval of MoM of 20th – 21st December 2023 SGSS TP#28 \n1.5.       Review & Finalization of Agenda with Agenda Approval \n  \n2.          Items for early consideration \n  \n3.          Summary of Email Discussions from December 2023 TP#28 \n  \n4.          NIP handling \n4.1.       New NIP345 – Network Security [TCS] \n4.2.       New NIP349 – AI/ML-based Security Implementation in Wireless Communication Systems [IIT Hyderabad] \n4.3.       New NIP350 – Split AI framework in 6G context [TCS] \n4.4.       New NIP352 – Slice Identification in 5G RAN and Core for End-to-End Secure and Resilient Slice Service [IIT Hyderabad] \n4.5.       New NIP353 – Suggested recommendations for sustainable 6G networks [TCS] \n4.6.       New NIP354 – Self Sustainable Networks (SSNs) for Connected Robotics and Autonomous Systems (CRAS) [TCS] \n4.7.       New NIP355 – Use cases for rural connectivity [Astrome] \n  \n5.          Update on TSDSI Roadmap 3.0 – Chair SGSS \n  \n6.          Invited Talks \n6.1.       View on 6G Use cases- Applications and Services – 15 min [R Jio] \n6.2.       Update on India and global ecosystem activities on 6G – 15 Min [Nokia] \n  \n7.          Working Group 1: Security [WG1 chair] \n7.1.       WG1 Report [Chair/Vice chair] \n7.2.       SI 75- IoT Identifier [Sensorise] \n7.3.       SI 103 – Proposed on security aspect of AI/ML model transfer in 5GS (NIP 303) – [IIT Bhilai] \n7.4.       SI104 – Enhancement of the security and privacy of the user subscription identity in 5G AKA (3GPP 33.501\, WG SA3) (NIP 306)- [IIT Bhilai] \n1.       SWIC908 – IIT Bhilai \n7.5.       SI105 – A location privacy-preserving scheme to mitigate the authentication relay attack under False Base Station in 5G (NIP 307)- [IIT Bhilai] \n1.       SWIC907 – IIT Bhilai  \n7.6.       SI111- Study on Security Enablers for 6G (NIP321) [Nokia] \n   1.    SWIC910 – Nokia \n7.7.       SI115- 5G and Beyond Network Security Architecture to support Multilevel End-to-End User Plane Security (NIP317) [CDAC] \n7.8.       SI124 – Fortifying Telecommunication\, Safeguarding Users: A Technical Exploration of the Significance and Implementation of Central Equipment Identity Register (CEIR)(NIP336) [CDOT]\n\n\n1400 to 1500\nLunch Break\n\n\n1500 to 1600\n8.          Working Group 2: Application Layer [WG2 Chair] \n8.1.       WG2 Report [Chair/Vice chair] \n8.2.       WI1-NIP279 – A local language repository as an enabler for financial workflows [IIT Madras/IDRBT] \n1.       SWIC923 – IIT Madras /IDRBT  \n8.3.       WI-NIP310 – Integrated communication and sensing at the Application level [R Jio] \n1.        Revised SWIC – RJio \n8.4.       SI112 – Research directions and Collaboration on Intelligent Transport Systems Communication Standards (NIP323) [IIT Mandi] \n1.        Revised SWIC877 V2.0.0 – IIT Mandi \n8.5.       SI113 – Enablement of common payload for Agricultural Automation Solutions (NIP324) [CDAC Trivandrum] \n8.6.       SI114 – Study on semi-autonomous collaborative telerobotics (NIP325) [TCS] \n1.         SWIC900 – TCS \n8.7.       WI1-NIP330 – Standardization of common data payload for adaptive traffic control system and other Intelligent transportation system products for interoperability [CDAC] \n1.       SWIC901 – Traffic Signal Controller [CDAC] \n2.       SWIC902 – Intelligent Parking management system [CDAC] \n3.       SWIC903 – Emergency Vehicle pre-emption system [CDAC] \n4.       SWIC904 – Street Light Management system [CDAC] \n \n\n\n\nEnd of Day 1 \n\n\n\n\n  \nDay 2 \n\n\n\nDate \nTiming \nAgenda \n\n\nDay#2: \n5th April\,2024\n1000 to 1500 \n  \n  \n  \nTea Break – 1130 -1200  \n  \n  \n  \nLunch Break 1300 – 1330  \n \n  \nContinue the discussion WG2: Application Layer [WG2 Chair] \n8.8.       SI98 – Study on system requirements related to Metaverse use cases in mobile network [Nokia] \n1.       SWIC920 – Nokia \n2.       SWIC – Wipro  \n  \n9.          Working Group 3:  Services Architecture and Framework [WG3 Chair] \n9.1.       WG3 Report [Chair/Vice chair] \n9.2.       Common User Profile Format (NIP239 SI76) [IISc Bangalore] \n1.       Readout of CUP TR Published in ITU-T [IISc Bangalore]  \n9.3.       SI101 – Enablement of common edge connectivity for public utility purposes [IIT Delhi] \n1.       SWIC911 – IIT Delhi / NIT Mizoram \n9.4.       WI1-NIP282 – Architecture to support tactile applications with edge intelligence over 5GS [IIT Delhi] \n2.       SWIC909 – IIT Delhi / NIT Mizoram \n9.5.       WI-NIP309 – Stage III WI proposal for CIP (Cloud Interoperability & Portability) [RJio] \n1.       SWIC925 – R Jio \n2.       Old SWIC886 – Nokia  \n9.6.       SI116 – Study on the Usage of oneM2M for Smart Agriculture end-to-end monitoring use case in Indian context (NIP327) [INVAS] \n1.       SWIC916 – INVAS  \n9.7.       WI1- NIP328 – RBSA – Operational Framework and Marketplace Design [CDOT] \n1.       SWIC922 – CDOT  \n9.8.       SI123 – Cost model considering network assets and utilization (NIP334) \n1.       SWIC – BSNL \n9.9.       SI125 – Study on further enhancements on RBSA (NIP337) [Nokia] \n9.10.   SI126 Study of Carrier Grade Linux Specification (NIP342) [CDOT] \n1.       SWIC915 – CDOT \n  \n10.      Liaisons (Review Liaisons and Identify Actions) – [Mr Rajesh Kapoor] \n5.1   Incoming LS – No Submission \n5.2   Outgoing LS on TSDSI TR6030 V1.0.0 – Communication Requirements and Recommendations for Energy Sector \n  \n11.      Overflow discussions- Technical topics postponed from previous sessions \n  \n12.      Percentage Status and expected completion date of the ongoing SGSS items  \n  \n13.      Any other item \nB.      Closing Plenary \n\n\n \nJoint Session\n\n\n1445 -1500 \n1500 -1630 \n  \n  \nJoint Session\nChangeover for joint Session in common room and common tool \n1.      SGSS and SGN Coordination  \n2.      Presentation – Global SDO Updates  \na)      3GPP\, ITU-R (A.K. Mittal) \nb)      oneM2M (Vijay Madan) \nc)      ITU-T\, WTSA (Vishnu Ram) \n  \n3.      Inputs from Roadmap Committee and TRIP Forums \na)      Roadmap Committee \nb)      TRIP Forum for IoT/M2M \nc)      TRIP Forum for Quantum Communication \nd)      TRIP Forum for Automated Electric Road Transportation \n  \n4.      Marcom Updates -10 Min \n  \n5.      Closing of the session and TP\n\n\n\nEnd of Day 2 (Feedback) \n\n\n\n\n  \nNote1: The sequencing of the new proposals/contributions might change depending on the time taken by every item. Some of the items scheduled to be taken on Day 1 might move to Day 2 \nMembers are requested to attend both days and keep themselves logged in the meeting. \nNote2: More NIPs may be added in agenda before the meeting.
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/sgss-technical-plenary-29-registrations-april-4-5-2024/
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SUMMARY:SGN Technical Plenary #34 Registrations (April 4 & 5\, 2024)
DESCRIPTION:Telecommunication Standards Development Society\, India SG – Networks Technical Plenary Meeting#34 \nDate: 4th and 5th April 2024 \nLocation – Bengaluru \nDraft Agenda (V0.6) \nAll the documents to be presented in this meeting are uploaded here. \n  \n  \n\n\n\nMeeting Date and Time\nDay 1: 4th April 2024 from 10:00 am to 04:00 pm \nDay 2: 5th April 2024 from 10:00 am to 04:30 pm\n\n\nMeeting Registration Link (GTW)\nhttps://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/3997776337748712540\n\n\nTea Break time on both the Days\n11:30 am to 12:00 pm\n\n\nLunch Break time on Day 1 (4th April 2024)\n02:00 pm to 3:00 pm\n\n\nLunch Break time on Day 2 (5th April 2024)\n01:00 pm to 01:30 pm\n\n\n\n  \n  \n\n\n\nAGENDA DAY#1: 4th April 2024 \n  \nAgenda Items\n\n\n1.       Introduction\, announcements\, and approval of Agenda & Previous Minutes: \n1.1   Welcome\, Introductions and Approval of Agenda \n1.2   Read out the IPR policy of TSDSI \n1.3   Read out of Anti-Trust policy of TSDSI \n1.4   Read out of Software Copyrights Policy of TSDSI \n1.5   Approval of minutes of the last SGN TP meeting#33 held on 20th and 21st December 2023 \n2.   Summaries of Email Discussions from the December 2023 TP \n3.   TR Publication Status \n4.     New Items proposals /Contributions /Percentage status \n4.1   SWIC913 (SI117) on Characterization of E-band for point-to-multipoint backhaul [Phalguni Mathur/Astrome] \n4.2   SWIC905 (WI248) on A Generic Relay Architecture for 5G & Beyond [Shwetha Kiran/IIT Bombay] \n4.3   SWIC906 (WI284) on TS for “Methods and Interface Design for RIS-assisted Communication Systems” [Priyanka Dey/CEWiT] \n4.4   SWIC912 (SI107) on Discussion on Beam Focusing for “Extensions to TR38.901 for Near-Field Propagation” [ Mohamed Ershadh/CEWiT] \n4.5   Revised NIP340 V2.0.0 on Functional Split Selection & Transition for FBS-assisted C-RAN Operation in 5G and Beyond [Debarati Sen/ IIT Kharagpur] \n4.6   NIP357 on Study of the channel model for integrated sensing and communication network in FR3 and THz band [Sonali/HFCL] \n4.7   SWIC919 (SI119) on Technical Report on Network Energy Saving Aspects of 5G Advanced and 6G [ Srinivasan Selvaganapathy/Nokia] \n4.8   NIP356 on System Requirements for NR based Future Railways Mobile Communication System (FRMCS) [ Siddharth Das/Nokia] \n4.9   NIP351 on Handling of Diverse Services in Future Mobile Networks [Rashmi Kamran Bhatia/IIT Bombay]\n\n\n\nEnd of Day 1 of SGN TP meeting#34 \n\n\n\n\n  \n  \n  \n\n\n\nAGENDA DAY#2: 5th April 2024 \nAgenda Items\n\n\n  4.New Items proposals /Contributions /Percentage status (Continued). \n4.10 SWIC914 (SI80) on Dynamic Joint Deployment of SDN Controllers and Hypervisors for Softwarized 5G and Beyond [Deborsi Basu/ Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur] \n4.11 SWIC917 (SI108) on Joint Communication & Sensing in 5G Networks & Beyond [Vinay Shrivastava/Reliance Jio] \n4.12 SWIC921 (SI122) on ToC for SI 122 [Vinosh James/ Qualcomm] \n4.13 SWIC927 (SI118) on Enhancement to media access control (MAC) protocols for visible light communication (VLC) in indoor scenarios [Abhishek Dixit/IIT Delhi] \n4.14 SWIC926 (SI110) on Study of Multiple Access for 6G communication [Suvra Sekhar Das/IIT Kharagpur] \n4.15 SWIC928 (SI120) on Solar Panel Based Optical Wireless Communication [Vivek Ashok Bohara/IIIT Delhi] \n4.16 SWIC918 (SI96) on Link level simulation parameters for 6G waveform evaluation [Vinay Shrivastava/Reliance Jio] \n4.17 CR for TR 6026 V1.0.0 [Vinosh James/ Qualcomm] \n4.18 CR to TR 6026 for additional sections [Srinivasan Selvaganapathy/Nokia] \n  \n5.       Action items from governing council (Email thread ID: TSDSI-SGN-TP31-ED05) \n  \n6.       Approval of Transposed New/Updated 3GPP Specifications \n6.1   Release 13 \n6.2   Release 14 \n6.3   Release 15 \n6.4   Release 16 \n6.5   Release 17 \n  \n7.       Liaison Statements \n7.1  Incoming Liaison Statements: \n7.1.1 Parameters of terrestrial component of IMT for sharing and compatibility studies in the frequency bands 4400-4800 MHz\,7125-8400 MHz and 14.8 15.35 GHz \n7.1.2 Reception and invitation for evaluation of new RIT-proposal for IMT-2020 (Add.1 to 5/LCCE/109) \n  \n7.2  Outgoing Liaison Statements: \n7.2.1 Response to JCA-IMT2020 LS14 dated October 31\, 2023\, regarding update to the information in the IMT2020 Roadmap \n  \n7.3   Inter SG liaison Statement \n7.3.1 Liaison received from SGSS regarding Technical report – Slice Identification in 5G RAN and Core for End-to-End Secure and Resilient Slice Services \n  \n8.       Any other items \n  \n02:45 pm to 03:00 pm \nChangeover for joint session of SGN and SGSS \n  \n03:00 pm to 04:30 pm \nJoint session for SGN and SGSS \n  \n  \n9.       Global SDO Updates \n9.1   3GPP\, ITU-R Engagement and Adoption of Standards by Advisor-Networks \n9.2   oneM2M by Advisor- Services and Solutions \n9.3   ITU-T and WTSA by consultant SGSS \n  \n10.   Roadmap Committee and TRIP forum Updates \n10.1    Roadmap Committee updates by chairs \n10.2    TRIP Forum for IoT/M2M \n10.3    TRIP Forum for Quantum Communication \n10.4    TRIP Forum for Automated Electric Road Transportation \n  \n11.   Marcom Updates \n  \n12.   Closing of the session and TP\n\n\n\nEnd of Day 2 (Requesting the participants to please fill the Feedback form) \n\n\n\n\n  \n  \nMeeting Details: SGN TP#34 \nDate: 4th – 5th April 2024 \nTime: 10 AM – 4 PM IST (both days) \nLocation: Bangalore\, India \nMode: Hybrid \nRegistrations: Click here to register for upcoming SGN Technical Plenary #34.
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SUMMARY:ITU KALEIDOSCOPE 2024 – CONFERENCE AWARENESS WORKSHOP
DESCRIPTION:The ITU Kaleidoscope New Delhi 2024 Conference\, is being hosted on 21-23 October 2024 in conjunction with the World Telecommunication Standardization Assembly 2024 (WTSA-24) in New Delhi. \nTSDSI is a proud organizational partner of this event. \nThe conference invites original\, academic papers exploring technological innovation and digital transformation’s implications for policy\, regulation\, legal and ethical frameworks\, the economy\, and society. Emphasis is placed on how international ICT standards contribute to achieving the UN SDGs.  Full paper proposals should be submitted by 29 April 2024. \nTSDSI organized an open online awareness workshop on 19th April 2024 to disseminate information on the conference topics and share guidelines on how to draft and submit good quality papers. \nHere are few key conclusions from the deliberations of the workshop: \nMr Atul Sinha\, DDG-ICT\, NTIPRIT and the nodal contact point for ITU Kaleidoscope 2024 Conference\, gave an overview of the conference theme and topics and process for submitting papers. This was followed by an engaging talk by Mr Vishnu RAM\, Kaleidoscope Conference Steering Committee and TPC member\, on how to write good quality papers\, including practical tips on editing\, aligning with standards\, collaboration and handling critical comments from reviewers. He also explained TSDSI mentorship avenues for submitting standards aligned papers. The workshop concluded with a talk by Dr Abhishek Thakur from IDRBT on the role of SDGs in innovation\, covering the specific role of ICT and highlighting transdisciplinary examples which could push innovation in SDGs. \nThe speaker presentations are linked in the program agenda given below. The workshop recording will be made available shortly. \n Recording: \n\nProgram Agenda: \n\n\n\nSchedule (IST)\nTopic \nSpeakers\n\n\n1100-1115\nIntroduction to ITU Kaleidoscope\nMr.Atul Sinha\, DDG ICT\, NTIPRIT\n\n\n1115-1145\nPaper case-studies: Turning your innovations into good papers\nVishnu Ram\, Kaleidoscope Conference Steering Committee Member and TPC member\n\n\n1145-1200\nIs there life after critical comments?\nVishnu Ram OV\, Kaleidoscope Conference Steering Committee Member and TPC member\n\n\n1200-1245\nRole of SDGs in Innovation\nAbhishek Thakur\, IDRBT\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n1245-1300\n Q&A Session\n\n\n\n\nContact persons: Chandrakanta Rathore (chandrakanta.rathore@tsdsi.in)\, Ritika Deo (ritika.deo@tsdsi.in)
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/itukaleidoscope-2024-conference-awareness-workshop/
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SUMMARY:DoT-TEC-TSDSI Workshop on “Achieving Leadership in Standards Leveraging India’s Potential through IP”
DESCRIPTION:TSDSI is proud to partner with DOT (Department of Telecommunications) for conducting the Telecommunication Awareness Workshop on 9th May\, 2024 in IIIT Bangalore. \nTheme – Achieving Leadership in Standards Leveraging India’s Potential through IP \nThe primary goal of the workshop is to explore how India can strategically generate intellectual property (IP) assets in telecom technologies to establish leadership in setting global standards. \nThe workshop will address the following key topics: \n\nIntroduction to Standardization\nCorrelation between IP and Standards\nIndia’s IP Landscape\nGlobal Standards and India’s Role\nPolicy Recommendations to enhance participation in Standardization activities.\nCase Studies and Best Practices\nNetworking and Collaboration Opportunities \n\nThe workshop is expected to help achieve following outcomes:  \n\nEnhanced understanding of IP’s role in standards leadership\nIdentification of strategies to strengthen India’s position in global standards\nActionable policy recommendations for leveraging IP in standardization.\nNetworking opportunities for future collaborations.\n\nDistinguished speakers at the workshop include  \n\nMr. Avinash Agarwal \, DDG (Standardization)\, TEC\nMr. Suresh Chitturi\, TSDSI Expert & Senior Director\, Samsung R&D Institute\nMr. Sumantra Mukherjee\, Intellectual Property expert\, KPMG\nMr. Suresh Kumar\, Director (SRI)\, DoT\nMr. Jishnu Aravinddaksham\, Principal Product Architect\, M/s Tejas Networks\nMs. Pamela Kumar\,Chief Strategy Advisor (Telecom & Data)\, FSID – IISc\n\nThe workshop will be beneficial for following participants \n\nStartups/ MSMEs/ SMEs\nIndustry leaders\nGovernment representatives from DoT\, TEC\, LSAs\nTSDSI experts\nAcademia experts\n\n  \nSchedule: 8th May 2024\,  10:00-16:30 IST \nParticipation: Open to all \nVenue: IIIT Bangalore\, virtual joining link CDOTmeet \nProgram Agenda: \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWorkshop on \n“Achieving leadership in Standards- leveraging India’s potential through IP” \nat International Institute of Information Technology Bangalore (IIITB) \, Bengaluru  \non 8th May 2024 \n\n\n\n\nSession \n\n\nSession Timing \n\n\nTopics \n\n\nSpeaker \n\n\n\n  \n  \nWelcome and Inaugural \nSession\n  \n  \n  \n10:00 – 10:30\n\n\nWelcome and opening address: Shri Ravi A Robert Jerard \, DDG SRI \, DoT \nSpecial Address : Shri N Mohanram \, DG TSDSI \, New Delhi \nSpecial Address :  Ms. Tripti Saxena\, Sr. DDG\, TEC New Delhi \nSpecial Address: Shri. Saurabh Gupta \, Spl DGT  Karnataka LSA\nSpecial Address: Shri Debabrata Das \, Director IIITB \, Bengaluru\nKey Note address: Ms. Madhu Arora\, Member (T) \, DoT New Delhi \nInaugural Address(through VC) : Dr. Neeraj Mittal\,  Chairman DCC & Secretary(T)\nVote of Thanks : Shri G K Sutar \, DDG (T)\, Karnataka LSA\n\n\n  \nDoT/TEC/TSDSI\n\n\nHigh Tea (10:30 – 10:45)\n\n\n  \n  \nSession 1\n  \n10:45- 11:05\nIntroductory Session \n\nUnderstanding Standardization in Telecommunications\nRole of TEC\nCollaboration between Industry\, Academia\, and Policy making Bodies in Standardization\n\n\n  \nMr. Avinash Agarwal\, DDG(Standardization)\, TEC\n\n\n  \nSession 2\n  \n11:05 – 11:45\n\n\nRole of Indian Standards Forums BIS\, TSDSI\nRole of International Standards Forums\nsuch as 3GPP\, oneM2M\, ITU\, IEEE- SA\, O-RAN Alliance\, ETSI\nStandards development facilitation by TSDSI\n\n\nMr. Suresh Chitturi \nSenior Director\, Standards Research Group  Samsung R&D Institute India \, Bangalore\n\n\nHigh Tea (11:45 – 12:15)\n\n\n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nSession 3\n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n12:15 – 13:00\nPath from Ideation/Innovation to SEPs \n\nWhat is a Standard Essential Patent (SEPs)\nIndian Patents landscape and how to convert a patent into an SEPs\nLeveraging Research and Development into SEPs\nSignificance of IP protection for business growth\nBest Practices in Generating and Managing SEPs\nNeed of SEPs licensing for commercialization and associated best practices\n\n\n  \n  \n  \n  \nMr. Sumantra Mukherjee\, KPMG \n  \n  \n  \n  \n \n\n\n  \n  \n  \nSession 4\n  \n  \n  \n13:00 – 13:45\nFrameworks  to         enhance          Engagement   with Standards development fora \n\nPolicy Framework for encouraging Standardization and Innovation in Telecom\nEngaging with International Organizations like ITU – participation in Standardization activities\nIP Management using AI tools\nStrengthening          India’s Position       in International Standardization Bodies\nNeed  of       dedicated       Standardization teams in organizations\n\n\n  \nMr. A Robert Ravi\, DDG(SRI) \n& \nMr. Suresh Kumar\,  Director (SRI) \n  \nMr. Jishnu Aravindakshan\, \nM/s Tejas Networks\n\n\n\n\n\n\nLunch Break (13:45 – 14:30)\n\n\n  \n  \n  \nSession 5\n  \n14:30 – 15:30\nCase Studies on SEPs/ Standardization\n\n\n\n\n\nCase Study – 5Gi\n\n\nProf. R. Ganti\, IIT\,Madras\n\n\n\n\noneM2M contributions by C-DOT\n\n\nMr    Aurindam Bhattacharya\, C-DOT\n\n\n\n\nIndia’s Contribution to 6G Vision           development\n\n\nMr  Jishnu Aravindakshan\, Tejas Networks\n\n\nTea Break (15:30 – 16:00)\n\n\n  \n  \n  \nSession 6\n  \n  \n  \n16:00 – 16:30\n  \n  \n\nPanel Discussion on the “Journey from IP   to Standardization”\nQ n A\n\n \nModerator: Ms. Pamela Kumar\, Chief   Strategy Advisor\, FSID-IISc \n  \nPanelists: Speakers from Session #5 & Startup Representative \n(Lekha Wireless)\n\n\n  \nClosing Session\n  \n16:30 – 16:40\nClosing Remarks \n  \n\nAbout session 2 workshop\n\n\nMr. A Robert Ravi\, DDG SRI\, DoT \n& \nMr. Suresh Chitturi  \, Senior Director\, Standards Research Group  Samsung R&D Institute India – Bangalore\n\n\n\nNetworking Tea (16:40-17:00) \n\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/dot-tsdsi-workshop-on-achieving-leadership-in-standards-leveraging-indias-potential-through-ip/
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SUMMARY:TSDSI-Samsung Workshop on “Achieving Leadership in Standards – Enabling Organizational Frameworks”
DESCRIPTION:As part of our 10th anniversary celebrations\, TSDSI is launching a series of “Standards Awareness Workshops” in various cities of the country to raise awareness of the crucial role of Standards in innovation and success in today’s digitally driven ecosystem. \nThe inaugural workshop in this series\, titled “Achieving Leadership in Standards – Enabling Organizational Frameworks”\, was held at IIIT Bangalore on 9th May 2024\, in partnership with Samsung R&D Institute India- Bangalore. \nThe workshop aimed to encourage companies and R&D organizations establish dedicated internal structures for adoption and contribution to the development of standards. It also acted as an ideation platform to discover locally relevant use cases/topics that have a potential for standardization. \nParticipants gained invaluable insights into: \n\nThe value proposition of engaging with standards\nCurrent and future technology trends from a B5G to 6G perspective\, covering Networks\, Solutions\, and Applications\nOverview of TSDSI & Global standards forums’ activities and processes\n\n\nPotential areas of engagement with standards.\n\nSchedule: 9th May 2024 10:00 – 1630 IST \nVenue:  Auditorium\, IIIT Bangalore \nRecordings: \n\nProgram Agenda: \n\n\n\nTSDSI -SAMSUNG Workshop on “Achieving Leadership in Standards – Enabling Organizational Frameworks”\, \nIIIT Bangalore\, 9th May 2024\n\n\nSchedule (IST)\nSession Title\nSpeakers\n\n\n10:00-10:50\nOpening Session\n\n\nWelcome Remarks: Mr. N Mohanram\, DG TSDSI\nKeynote Address: Prof Debabrata Das\, Director-IIIT Bangalore\nInaugural Address: Shri. Saurabh Gupta \, Spl DGT  Karnataka LSA\n\n\n\n\n0:50-11:10\nEmerging Technologies for Next Gen Standards\nMohan Rao Goli\, Corporate Vice President and CTO\, Samsung  R&D Institute\, Bangalore\n\n\n11:10-11:40\nHigh Tea\n\n\n11:40-13:00\nDigital Technology Trends and Standardization Roadmaps @ TSDSI\, TEC and BIS\n\n\nR Prakash\, Chair- Networks Study Group (CDOT)\n Niranth Amogh\, Vice-Chair-Services and Solutions Study Group (NOKIA)\nMurali Krishna\, DDG (SR)\, TEC\nReena Garg\, BIS Expert\n\n\n\n\n13:00-13:45\nNetworking Lunch\n\n\n13:45-15:00\nTechnical Activities in Global Standards Forums\n\n\n 3GPP: Guna Bala Shekar\, TSDSI\noneM2M: Mr Vijay Madan\, TSDSI\nITU-R: Jishnu Aravindakshan\, Tejas Networks Ltd.\nITU-T: Vishnu Ram\, Consultant – TSDSI\nIEEE-SA: Subhas Mondal\, HFCL\nO-RAN Alliance: Makarand G Kulkarni (Saankhya Labs)\n\n\n\n\n15:00-15:15\nTea/Coffee\n\n\n15:15-15:35\nUse Cases with potential for standards-based solutions\nMr M Soundara Kumar\, Cientra \n \n\n\n15:35-16:15\nPanel discussion on “Enabling Organizational Frameworks to engage with standards development activities in the Indian Context”.\nModerator: Suresh Chitturi\, Vice Chair TSDSI (Samsung) \nPanelists: Robert Ravi* (DoT)\,  Subhas Mondal (HFCL)\, Sreenath Ramanath (Lekha Wireless)\, Prem Singh (IIITB)\, R Prakash (CDOT)\, Garima Mishra (TCS)\, Niranth Amogh (NOKIA)\n\n\n16:15-16:30\nKey Takeaways and Concluding Remarks\nBindoo Srivastava\, TSDSI\n\n\n\n  \nTo view event photographs kindly click here. \nWorkshop Contact: Ms Ritika Deo (ritika.deo@tsdsi.in)
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