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SUMMARY:Drone Connectivity\, Operations and Standards - TSDSI BIS Joint Online Workshop (October 4\, 2021: Online)
DESCRIPTION:TSDSI in partnership with BIS organized a workshop on Drone Connectivity\, Operations and Standards on 4th October 2021\, 0930-1330 IST. \nContext: \nLong range connectivity offered by telecom networks are a key to enabling Drone operations in real world use cases. This includes beyond Line of Sight operations\, multi-drone operations\, connecting to network compute and intelligence\, monitoring etc. Standards are the essential enabler for unlocking the promise and potential of Drone applications and ecosystem. \nTSDSI has published a technical report on Drone Communication Services Support in Cellular Networks (TSDSI TR 6007 V1.0.0). This report captures India specific flight requirements during takeoff\, in-flight and post-flight operations. It also includes the requirements on the connectivity aspects between drones and 3GPP cellular network and recommendations for using Digital Sky  platform [Ref: DGCA RPAS Guidance manual]\, a regulatory framework from Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA)\, India for seamless and secure operations of Drones in Indian airspace. \nTSDSI members are now carrying out a study on UAV assisted Cloud RAN for 5G and beyond (SI83).  \nBIS has taken the initiative of formulating standards for drones in the country. Initial drafts have been formulated with contributions from several academicians\, industry stakeholders\, entrepreneurs and committee members of UAV Systems Subcommittee constituted by BIS under the convenorship of Prof. S.N. Omkar.  \nAbout the Workshop: \nBIS Drone Standards Subcommittee and TSDSI organized a deep-dive online workshop on Drone Connectivity\, Operations and Standards on 4th October 2021. This workshop aimed to serve as a platform for aviation and telecom industries to collaborate for drafting standards to serve the connectivity needs for Drone Services. It discussed India based use cases\, requirements\, deployment experiences and challenges\, and areas for standardization. \nThe workshop included talks from experts followed by a panel discussion to discuss way forward for development of standards. \nSchedule: 4 October 2021\, 09:30-13:30 IST \nVenue: Online \nWorkshop Chairs: Dr Samar Shailendra\,  Vice Chair- SG Networks\, TSDSI ( Intel); Mr Satish Kanugovi\, Member TSDSI (Nokia) \nWorkshop Conveners: Prof Omkar\, Convener – UAV Systems Subcommittee\, BIS; Mr Vijay Madan\, Convener TSDSI Application Services Layer Standards Task Force and Mentor & Advisor- Services and Solutions \nWorkshop Coordinators: Capt. Ravindra Beniwal\, BIS; Ms Sonia Sachdeva Sharma\, Events Coordinator\, TSDSI Secretariat. \nWorkshop Brochure: TSDSI-BIS Drones Workshop Brochure \nTentative Program Schedule: \n\n\n\nDrone Connectivity\, Operations and Standards Online workshop\norganized by TSDSI in partnership with BIS\n04th October 2021\n\n\nSESSION TIME (IST)\nSESSION NAME\nTOPIC\nSPEAKER\n\n\n0930-0940\n\nOpening Remarks\nR. R. Singh\, Scientist-E & HoD (Transport Engineering)\, BIS\n\n\n0940-0950\n\nDrone Regulations\nExpert from DGCA* TBC\n\n\n0950-1005\nDrones Applications – Indian Use Cases and Requirements\nApplications\nPrem Kumar Vislawath (Marut Drones)\n\n\n1005-1020\nApplications\nSampath Kumaran (Adani Defence and Aerospace)\n\n\n1020-1035\nApplications\nAlex Punnen\, Nokia\n\n\n1035-1050\nApplications\nChandraKumar (Optimus Electronics)\n\n\nG V V Sharma (IIT Hyderabad)\n\n\n1050-1100\nDrones Standards for Indian use cases and requirements\nStandards – TSDSI\nSamar Shailendra (VC – SGN\, TSDSI)\n\n\n1100-1110\nStandards – BIS\nS. N. Omkar (BIS)\n\n\n1110-1125\nAviation Ecosystem\nRaejus T Job (IISc Bangalore)\n\n\n1125-1140\nTest Bed for Drone Operations\nAmrutur Bharadwaj (ARTPark-IISc)\n\n\n1140-1155\nDrones Connectivity and Ecosystem for Indian Scenarios\nConnectivity\nDebarati Sen (IIT Kharagpur)\n\n\n1155-1210\nEcosystem\nDharmendra Singh (IIT Roorkee)\n\n\n1210-1225\nEcosystem\nRajalakshmi (IIT Hyderabad)\n\n\n1225-1235\nQ & A\nQ & A from Audience\n\n\nAnd\n\n\n1235-1325\nPanel Discussion\nPanel Discussion – Requirements\, Challenges\, and Way Forward for Drone Connectivity Standards in India\nModerator: Satish K\n\n\nPanelists: Raejus T Job\,\n\n\nPrem Kumar\, Amrutur Bharadwaj\, Sampath Kumaran\, MVB Sarma (TCS)\, AT Kishore (BIS)\n\n\n\n\n\n1325-1330\n\nClosing Remarks\n Satish K (Nokia)\n\n\n\nAbout TSDSI: \nTelecommunications Standards Development Society\, India (TSDSI\, tsdsi.in) is an autonomous\, membership based SDO with representation from all segments of Digital Communications sector- operators\, service providers\, manufacturers\, R&D\, Test Labs\, Academia\, Govt. bodies (including DoT and MeitY)\, and Industry Associations. Our members carry out technical studies and develop standards for access\, core\, back-haul\, and infrastructure systems\, solutions and services that best meet India specific Telecom/ICT needs\, based on research and innovation in India. We collaborate extensively with global SDOs and forums to promote reflection of India requirements and harmonization of global standards. \nAbout BIS:  \nBureau of Indian Standards (BIS) is the National Standards Body of India\, working under the administrative control of the Ministry of Consumer Affairs\, Food & Public Distribution\, Govt. of India\, which is inter-alia responsible for promotion of harmonious development in standardization and matters connected therewith\, both within the country and at international level. In line with its mandate\, BIS is engaged in the establishment\, publication\, review and promotion of the Indian Standards\, in relation to goods\, articles\, processes\, systems and services.
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/drone-connectivity-operations-and-standards/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Partnerships
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SUMMARY:“Digital Technology Innovations – Case Studies from India and the Asia-Pacific Region” Series Webinar #2: “Revolutionizing Digital Financial Services” (September 29\, 2021: Online)
DESCRIPTION:A joint webinar series on “Digital Technology Innovations – Case Studies from India and the Asia-Pacific Region” is being organized by TSDSI and ITU\, with support from the Department of Telecommunications\, select Ministries of Govt of India and other partners from the Asia-Pacific region. This series will run from September 2021 to January 2022 with the goal of sharing knowledge of digital innovations emerging in the ASP region\, and to discover their potential applications in different economies regionally. \nThe Inaugural session of this series was scheduled on 2 September 2021 which showcased the India Stack and highlighted the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) and engagement models\, including the International Centre of Digital Innovation (I-CoDI). \nThe second session of this series was scheduled on 29 September 2021. It highlighted the state of the digital financial services ecosystem in India and the Asia-Pacific. Additionally\, it showcased regional innovations in digital financial transactions. \nSchedule: September 29\, 2021\, 09:30 to 11:30 AM IST \nVenue: Webinar \nRecording: \n\nProgram Schedule: \n  \n\n\n\n\nSESSION TIME \n\nSESSION NAME\nTOPIC\nSPEAKER\n\n\n09:30-09:35 IST\nState of Digital Financial Services Ecosystem \n(60 minutes)\nContext Setting\nMs Pamela Kumar\, DG TSDSI\n\n\n09:35-09:50 IST\nExpert Talk\nMr Dilip Asbe\, MD & CEO- National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI)\n\n\n09:50-10:05 IST\nGlobal Context for Digital Financial transactions\nMr C M Malladi\, Head of Financial Services and Digital Payment Innovation-Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)\n\n\n10:05-10:20 IST\nExpert Talk\nMs Sofie Maddens\, Head of the Regulatory and Market Environment Division of the ITU BDT\n\n\n10:20-10:30 IST\nQ&A\n\n\n10:30-10:45 IST\nInnovations in Digital Financial Transactions \n(60 minutes)\nExpert Talk\nMr Vijay Shekhar Sharma\, Founder & CEO-Paytm\n\n\n10:45-11:00 IST\nDigital Financial Services Security Lab\nMr. Vijay Mauree\, Programme Coordinator\, Telecommunication Standardization Bureau\, ITU\n\n\n11:00-11:15 IST\nExpert Talk\nMs Sisca Margaretta\, CMO APAC Experian\n\n\n11:15-11:25 IST\nQ&A\n\n\n11:25-11:30 IST\nConcluding Remarks\n\nMs Pamela Kumar\, DG TSDSI \n\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/digital-technology-innovations-case-studies-from-india-and-the-asia-pacific-region-series-webinar-2-revolutionizing-digital-financial-transactions/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Partnerships
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SUMMARY:MEC 5G Hackathon: The MEC 5G Challenge (September 24\, 2021: Online)
DESCRIPTION:TSDSI and IIT Delhi jointly organized the “MEC 5G Hackathon: The MEC 5G Challenge” on 24 September 2021 at 1500 – 1730 hrs IST. A research project entitled “Building an end-to-end 5G Test Bed” has been executed as a multi-institute collaborative project with participation from eight institutes- IIT Bombay\, IIT Delhi\, IIT Madras\, IIT Kanpur\, IIT Hyderabad\, IISc Bangalore\, CEWiT and SAMEER. Every institute has contributed in a complementary manner to the test bed\, based on their research interests and expertise. \nMEC Hackathon: MEC (Multi-access Edge Computing) can serve many key 5G use cases. Most of them are related to application scenarios specifically targeted to vertical markets of the 5G era. The purpose of this was to demonstrate the usage of the MEC system as an enabler for different use cases and business objectives\, helping all stakeholders to develop a diverse\, open MEC ecosystem. Examples of MEC-enabled vertical segments applications include video analytics\, drones\, haptics and many more. \nDevelopers and their teams were invited for developing applications for advanced services in MEC-enabled 5G network environment\, using ETSI MEC technologies. The participants showcased their developed applications\, integrated upon the MEC 5G test bed. \nSchedule: 24 September 2021\, 1500 – 1730 hrs IST \nVenue: Online \nRecordings & Demos: \n\nWorkshop Contact:  \n\nIIT Delhi: Gaurav Shukla (gauravs.in@gmail.com)\nTSDSI: Sonia Sachdeva Sharma (sonia@tsdsi.in)\n\n\n\n\nProgram Schedule: \n\n\n\nSession Title\nStart Time\nEnd Time\nSession Details\n\n\nInaugural Session\n1500\n1505\nWelcome address\n\n\n1505\n1510\nOpening Address by Prof. Huzur Saran\n\n\nProfessor\, Department of Computer Science & Engineering\, Indian Institute of Technology\, Delhi; PI of the Project “Building an end to end 5G Test Bed” in IIT Delhi\n\n\n1510\n1515\nKeynote by Prof. Brejesh Lall\n\n\nProfessor\, Electrical Engineering Department\, Co-ordinator Of Electrical Department\, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi; Co-PI of the Project “Building an end to end 5G Test Bed” in IIT Delhi\n\n\nExpert Talk #1: \nIntroduction to Multi-access Edge Computing (MEC)\n1515\n1535\nDr Arzad Alam Kherani\n\n\nAssociate Professor\, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science\, Indian Institute of Technology\, Bhilai\,\n\n\nAdjunct faculty with Bharti School of Telecommunication Technology and Management\, IIT Delhi.\n\n\nThe lecture started with the introduction of Multi-access Edge Computing (MEC). The first step was understanding the MEC system and its components. The ETSI MEC architecture was seen. Then\, the usage of MEC for the various use cases was understood. Finally\, the integration of the applications with the 5G MEC testbed was understood.\n\n\nDemo #1:\n5G MEC Testbed demo\n1535\n1600\nThe 5G MEC Test bed team showcased the testbed\, and different applications developed by them\, running on the testbed.\n\n\nDemo #2:\n1600\n1620\nShortlisted Organisation 1: IDRBT \, explained their application. This included a short presentation\, followed by the application demo.\n\n\nDemo #3:\n1620\n1700\nShortlisted Organisation 2: Wipro \, explained their application. This included a short presentation\, followed by the application demo.\n\n\nAnnouncement of awards\n1700\n1715\nThe jury members then announced the awards to the participants.\n\n\nConclusion\n1715\n1730\nVote of thanks to the jury members and all the participants
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/mec-5g-hackathon/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Partnerships
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SUMMARY:Webinar on "Indigenous 5G Security testbed at IIT Delhi" (September 24\, 2021: Online)
DESCRIPTION:TSDSI and IIT Delhi jointly organized a Webinar on “Indigenous 5G Security Testbed at IIT Delhi” on 24th September 2021 at 0900 to 1300 IST. A research project titled “Building an end to end 5G Testbed” has been executed as a multi-institute collaborative project with participation from eight institutes- IIT Bombay\, IIT Delhi\, IIT Hyderabad\, IIT Madras\, IIT Kanpur\, IISc Bangalore\, CEWiT and SAMEER. Each one has contributed to the testbed in a complementary manner based on the expertise and interest of each institute. \nTestbed Initiative at IIT Delhi: With the world racing towards 5th generation broadband wireless technologies on all fronts\, it is a crucial phase for telecom R&D and product development in India\, considered one of the three largest telecom markets of the world. 5G Research and Standardization is reaching its global peak\, and technology demonstration and testbeds have started gaining momentum. With a number of Government initiatives such as smart cities\, Digital India and BharatNet depending heavily on the communication infrastructure\, early leads by India in 5G technology development and deployments are very crucial to the country. It is also a golden opportunity to close the gap in telecom manufacturing in the country. Faculty and research scholars at IIT Delhi are developing innovative solutions in areas of i) Energy Harvesting in IoT systems; ii) Security; iii) Light Fidelity; iv) Cost Effective Air pollution monitoring system; v) Multi Access Edge Computing with Haptics application; vi) Selective Algorithms in MIMO. The developed components (both hardware and software) will be connecting on wireless Heterogeneous protocols\, showcasing smart campus solutions. \nSchedule: 24 September 2021\, 0900 – 1300 IST \nVenue: Online \nWebinar Contact:  \n\nIIT Delhi: Vinti Nayar (vinti.nayar@dbst.iitd.ac.in)\nTSDSI: Sonia Sachdeva Sharma (sonia@tsdsi.in)\n\nRecordings & Demos: \n\nProgram Schedule: \n\n\n\nSession Title\nStart Time\nEnd Time\nSession Details \n\n\nInaugural Session\n09:00\n09:15\n\nOpening Address by Prof. Huzur Saran \nProfessor\, Department of Computer Science & Engineering\, Indian Institute of Technology\, Delhi; PI of the Project “Building an end to end 5G Testbed” in IIT Delhi \n\n\n\n09:15\n9:30\n\nKeynote by Prof. Brejesh Lall\, \nProfessor\, Electrical Engineering Department\, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi; Co-PI of the Project “Building an end to end 5G Testbed” in IIT Delhi \n\n\n\nExpert Talk #1: \nOverview of TSDSI\n09:30\n10:00\n\nMr. Prashant Chugh \nGroup Leader\, Centre for Development of Telematics (C-DOT) \n\n\n\nExpert Talk #2: \nSecurity: Overview\n10:00\n10:30\n\nProf Harshan Jagadeesh \nAssistant Professor\, Department of Electrical Engineering\, Indian Institute of Technology\, Delhi \n\n\n\nExpert Talks #3 \n  \n  \nDemo#1 \nAuthentication Protocols \n(by Manish Bansal)\n10:30 to 12:30\n\nTestbed demonstration by Mr. Rohit Joshi and Mr. Manish Bansal\, research scholars of IIT Delhi \n\n\n\n10:30\n11:00\n\n1.      How do our mobiles authenticate with the Base Station? \n2.      How does a Wi-Fi router authenticate a legitimate user? \nThe demonstration provided firsthand collation and description of state-of-the-art details on 5G and Wi-Fi security architecture in a simple and unified manner. \n\n\n\nDemo#2 \nKey Management in Next-Generation Networks \n(by Rohit Joshi)\n11:00\n11:45\n\nIn this demo\, multiple ways were explored to achieve confidentiality in next-generation networks. Some interesting questions were answered on how to secure the communication when using resource-constrained and computationally-limited devices. \n\n\n\nDemo#3 \nNetwork Security for Low-latency Applications \n(by Manish Bansal)\n11:45\n12:30\n\nAs a potential use-case of 5G networks\, network security issues were addressed in low-latency applications such as vehicular networks. Specifically\, this was asked: \n1.      How to secure vehicular networks? \n2.      How does the core network track information flow in the vehicular networks? \n\n\n\nQ&A session\n12:30\n13:00\n  \n 
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/webinar-on-indigenous-5g-security-testbed-at-iit-delhi/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Partnerships
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SUMMARY:5GIA-TSDSI Webinar on 5G Trials & Pilots (September 22\, 2021: Online)
DESCRIPTION:TSDSI and 5G-IA jointly organised a webinar on 5G Tests & Pilots (T&P). \nThe objective of the webinar was to enable the sharing of information\, data\, lessons learnt and areas for collaborative 5G Tests and Pilots. It presented examples of 5G T&Ps implemented in 5G “hot verticals”\, such as smart city\, smart grid\, media broadcast and media production from Europe and India. It was structured as a succession of 10 minutes presentations of T&P projects in both Europe and India with two brief Q&A sessions. \nSchedule: 22 September 2021\, 11:00-13:00 CET/ 14:30-16:30 IST \nVenue: Online \nWebinar Co-chairs: \nBaruch Altman\, LiveU’s AVP Technologies and Projects\, and Chair of the 5G-IA T&P Working Group\, International Stream \nJean-Pierre Bienaimé\, Senior Advisor International Relations\, Telecommunications Standards Development Society\, India (TSDSI) \nWebinar Recordings: The link to the recordings will be made available shortly. \nProgram Schedule:  \n\n\n\nSESSION TIME\nSESSION TOPIC\nSPEAKERS\n\n\n1430-1445 IST\nWelcome & Introduction\n\n\nBaruch Altman (LiveU\, 5G-IA)\nJean-Pierre Bienaime (TSDSI)\n\n\n\n\n1445-1500 IST\n5GIA Framework\nColin Willcock (5G-IA Chairman\, Nokia)\n\n\n1500-1510 IST\n5G Trials and Pilots Framework in India\nMs Neha Satak\, (Founder & CEO-Astrome Technologies Pvt Ltd)\n\n\n1510-1530 IST\n5G Smart Grid\n\n\nDr Irina Ciornei (KIOS Research Center) and/or Daniele Porcu (Enel)\nMr A K Mishra (NPMU\, National Smart Grid Mission-NSGM)\n\n\n\n\n1530-1550 IST\n5G Smart City\n\n\nProf. Pedro Merino (5GENESIS\, University of Malaga)\nProf Arzad Alam Kherani (IIT Bhilai)\n\n\n\n\n1550-1610 IST\n5G Broadcast\n\n\nDr Belkacem Mouhouche (Samsung\, 5G-XCAST and 5G-Tours H2020 projects\, 3GPPP standardization)\nMr Prashant Maru\, VP (Sales and Business Development for Broadcast and Converged Networks)\, Saankhya Labs\n\n\n\n\n1610-1620 IST\n5G Media production\n\n\nMr Ran Rahav (LiveU\, 5G-Solutions\, 5G-Tours and 5G-Records H2020 projects)\n\n\n\n\n1620-1630 IST\nQ&A
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/5gia-tsdsi-webinar-on-5g-tests-pilots/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Partnerships
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SUMMARY:SGSS Technical Plenary (September 07-08\, 2021: Online)
DESCRIPTION:Draft Agenda: \nDay 1: \n\n\n\nDate\nTimings\nTrack #1\n\n\nDAY #1: \n7th Sep\, 2021\n1000 onwards\nSGSS Session 1: \n1.      Welcome\, Introductions and Approval of Agenda \n1.1.  Readout TSDSI IPR Policy \n1.2.  Approval of MoM of 3rd – 4th June 2021 SGSS TP \n1.3.  Approval of MoM of 4th August 2021 SGSS FCC \n1.4.  Introduction to the new SGSS leadership \n\n\n\n\n\n2. Update on SGSS strategy for Working Groups\n\n\n\n  \n  \n  \n  \nTea Break: 1045 to 1100\n3.      Summaries of Email Discussions from the June 2021 TP & August FCC \n3.1.  SWIC 728 – Need for post quantum cryptography in 5G networks (discussion on the title & ToC) \n3.2.  SWIC 731 – Indian Language for Financial Transaction & Application \n3.3.  SWIC 733 – KYC norms for machine & custodian verification \n3.4.  SWIC 735 – Creation of Edge Intelligence standards for latency and privacy management \n3.5.  NIP 267 – Inter-domain service automation \n3.6.  SWIC 736 – User Device Data Protection \n3.7.  SWIC 741 – Normative Standards for Cloud Interoperability & Portability \n\n\n\n\n\n 4. New Items proposals/Contributions\n\n\n\n\n\n4.1. NIP 272 – Feasibility of Open-Source for 5G- Applications: RAN Intelligent Controller \n\n\n\n\nLunch Break: 1300 to 1330\n\n4.2. SWIC 747 – Final TR for submission on User Device Data Protection (technical framework for transparency\, choice\, and control over sharing personal information at the source\, i.e.\, between the user and the User Equipment (UE)\, for the burgeoning data economy) \n4.3 SWIC 744 – Need of Post Quantum Cryptography in 5G Networks (study of existing security algorithms in 5G Networks and analysing Quantum Threats to Security Algorithms in 5G Networks) (SI 78) \n4.4 SWIC 748 – Creation of Edge Intelligence standards for latency and privacy management \n4.5 SWIC 750 – Service Delivery using 3GPP Broadcast for TV\, Radio\, IPTV and File-casting (SI91) \n4.6 Status update on SI 76 – Common User Profile Format (a common user profile format to offer personalized service to people with different range of abilities) (Document) \n4.7 Air Quality Demo & Presentation (Samsung) \nEnd of Day 1 – 1600hrs\n\n\n\nDay 2: \n\n\n\nDate\nTimings\nTrack #1\n\n\nDAY #2: \n8th Sep\, 2021\n1000 onwards \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nTea Break: 1045 to 1100 \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nLunch Break: 1300 to 1330\n5.      New Items proposals/Contributions (continued…) \n5.1.  SWIC 752 – Rural Broadband Services & architecture (SI 85) (study of architecture & tech. choices in providing broadband to Gram Panchayats (GP) and Villages\, apps & services to be deployed to increase utilization of underlying BharatNet and security implications) \n5.2.  5Gi use cases and trials for automotive \n5.3.  SWIC 745\, SWIC 746 PPDR (Study of technical aspects for deployment of a pan-India Broadband PPDR network based on PS-LTE and 5G technology) (SI 86) \n5.4.  Cloud Interop. & Portability Standards (WI1-NIP197) (Phase 2 of TSDSI’s Cloud Interop. & Portability standards initiative) \n5.5.  SWIC 749 – Indian Languages for Financial transaction and Application (a uniform & standardized environment for use of Indian Languages in financial applications offered by government and non-government that are consumed by a vast majority of Indian population) (SI 67) \n5.6 Presentation on 5G Private Networks in India (TATA Communications) \n5.7 SWIC 751 – KYC norms for machine & custodian verification (SI 77) (Trust framework for verification and transfer of custodian and machine relationship for the massive M2M domain) \n5.8 IoT Identifier (SI 75) (SI analysing requirements for numbering\, identification and addressing in the IoT ecosystem\, comparing req. with capabilities of existing numbering mechanisms (E.164\, ANSI\, DOA\, etc.)\, understanding evolving status of standards to recommend a way forward for globally unique identification of IoT devices and ) \n5.9 Presentation – 3GPP-5G: Standardization Roadmap for IIoT and Private Network Scenarios (Nokia) \n5.10 Status update on NIP 267 Inter-Domain Service Automation \n6.      Presentation – Global SDO Updates \n6.1.  Global SDO perspective \n6.2.  3GPP \n6.3.  oneM2M \n6.4.  ITU (Proposal for contribution & participation from TSDSI members in ITU meetings) \n7. Timeslot for overflow from previous sessions (If required) \n\nDiscussion on Percentage Completion\nPQC Gap analysis\nNIP 272\n\n8. Any another item \nEnd of Day 2 (Feedback) till 1600hrs
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/sgss-technical-plenary-2/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:TSDSI Event
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SUMMARY:"Digital Technology Innovations Series Webinar#1 - “India Stack and ITU’s Initiatives on Digital Innovation”(September 2\, 2021: Online)
DESCRIPTION:A joint webinar series on “Digital Technology Innovations – Case Studies from India and the Asia-Pacific Region” is being organized by TSDSI and ITU\, with support from the Department of Telecommunications\, select Ministries of Govt of India and other partners from the Asia-Pacific region. This series will run from September 2021 to January 2022 with the goal of sharing knowledge of digital innovations emerging in the ASP region\, and to discover their potential applications in different economies regionally. \nThe Inaugural session of this series was scheduled on 2 September 2021. The session showcased India Stack. Additionally\, it highlighted the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) and engagement models\, including the International Centre of Digital Innovation (I-CoDI). \nSchedule: September 2\, 2021 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM IST \nVenue: Webinar \nProgram Schedule: \n\n\n\nSESSION TIME\nSESSION NAME\nSPEAKERS\nRecording\n\n\n10:00-10:30 IST\nInaugural Session\nMr N G Subramaniam\, Chair TSDSI (Chief Operating Officer – Tata Consultancy Services)\nhttps://youtu.be/ltviECCLuXM\n\n\nMs. Atsuko Okuda\, Regional Director for Asia and the Pacific\, ITU\n\n\nMs. Anita Praveen\, Additional Secretary (T)\, Department of Telecommunications\, Govt. of India\n\n\nVote of Thanks by Mr R Shakya\, Deputy Director General – Satellite & International Relations\, Department of Telecommunications\, Govt. of India\n\n\n10:30-11:30 IST\nIndia STACK – Technology Architecture\nContext Setting and Introduction by Mr Kishore Babu\, Deputy Director General\, Department of Telecommunications\, Govt. of India\nhttps://youtu.be/9Bni8ymJ09c\n\n\nPresentation by Dr Vivek Raghavan\, Chief Product Manager\, Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI)\n\n\nQ&A\n\n\n11:30-12:20 IST\nOverview of ITU\nOverview of ITU & Engagement Models by Ms Atsuko Okuda\, Regional Director for Asia and the Pacific\, ITU\nhttps://youtu.be/4shl4DbGwRo\n\n\nOverview of International Centre of Digital Innovation (I-CoDI) by Mr Alex Wong\, Chief Special Initiatives\, ITU\n\n\nQ&A\n\n\n12:20-12:30 IST\nConcluding Remarks\nProf Uday Desai\, Strategy Consultant – TSDSI (Former Director\, IIT Hyderabad)\nhttps://youtu.be/D9mLcoo_07A
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/digital-technology-innovations-case-studies-from-india-and-the-asia-pacific-region-series-webinar-1-india-stack-and-the-itu/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Partnerships
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SUMMARY:PRIVATE WIRELESS NETWORKS for SMART FACTORY Use Case (August 25\, 2021: Online)
DESCRIPTION:A “Live Virtual Tour of a Smart Factory that uses Private Wireless Networks” was organized on 25 August 2021 from 1000 to 1130 IST. \nThe objective of this session was to raise awareness about benefits that can be accrued to Industry 4.0 with the power of connectivity/technology (4G advanced/5G and 6G in future). It focused on the Private network setup and Various Industry 4.0 use cases deployed in a Manufacturing facility based in Nokia Factory in Chennai\, India. \nSchedule: 25 August 2021\, 10:00-11:30 IST \nVenue: Online \nSession Moderator: Mr Vijay Madan\, Convener TSDSI Application Services Layer Standards Task Force and Mentor & Advisor- Services and Solutions \nSpeakers: Mr Randeep Raina\, CTO- Nokia India; Amit Anand\, Private Networks- Strategy & Technology\, NOKIA & Chennai Factory Team.
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/private-wireless-networks-for-smart-factory-use-cases/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Outreach
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210818T100000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210818T130000
DTSTAMP:20210824T035904Z
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SUMMARY:TSDSI General Body Meeting #16 (August 18\, 2021: Online)
DESCRIPTION:Agenda has been shared with the members.
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/tsdsi-general-body-meeting-16/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:TSDSI Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210810T100000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210811T160000
DTSTAMP:20210810T161731Z
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SUMMARY:SGN Technical Plenary (August 10-11\, 2021: Online)
DESCRIPTION:Participation: Participation in the meeting is by prior registration here. \nAgenda: \nDay 1: \n\n\n\nDate\nTimings\nAgenda Items\n\n\nDAY #1: 10th August 2021 \n  \n \n10:00 – 16:00 \n  \nTea Break:  10:45 am to 11:00 am \n  \nLunch Break: 1:00 pm to 2:00pm\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   Approval of Minutes of the last SGN TP meeting#21 held on 24th and 25th May 2021 \n2. Summaries of Email Discussions from the May 2021 TP (All Email Threads started after last SGN TP on SGN Reflector): \n2.1   SWIC 720 on Specification updates for 5Gi Rel. 16 (CEWIT) [WI 39.1] (Initiated by CEWIT) \n2.2   SWIC 721 on Characterization of E-band Transmission in India (Astrome) [WI258.1] (Initiated by Astrome) \n2.3   Inputs to the IMT 2020 roadmap (Initiated by Advisor-Networks)[Inputs from Advisor-Networks] \n2.4   Summary of Email discussion initiated after last SGN TP#21 on Liaison Statement from ITU-R on “Working Document towards a draft new Report ITU-R M.[IMT.C-V2X]” (Chair\, SGN) \n2.5   “Liaison Statement to request for input for a draft revision of Recommendation ITU M.1801-2 from ITU-R WP5A” (Chair\, SGN) \n2.6  Email Discussion on minimum set of data required to help the Study in SI 73 and 74 [LS sent from TSDSI to WPC] (Chair\, SGN) \n2.7   Discussion on Work Completion Status in respect of SIs and WIs. (Initiated by Advisor-Networks) \n3.  New Items proposals /Contributions as received. \n3.1   NIP 268 on Feasibility of Open Source for IP Transport in 5G [Niral Networks] [Number reserved but document not received] \n3.2   NIP 269 on Bandwidth aggregation for 5G TV Broadcast from the co-located UEs [IIT-KGP] \n3.3   NIP 270 on Functional Split and Fronthaul Interface in FBS Driven C-RAN for 5G and Beyond [IIT-KGP] \n3.4   NIP 271 on Open Radio initiative: Towards a Open\, Disaggregated RAN [Reliance Jio] \n3.5   SWIC 737 on Open Disaggregated RAN (for SI 81) [Sooktha] \n3.6   SWIC 742 on Baseline Requirements and High Level Architecture for NIP226 (5G Extensions for Broadcast Offload) (WI1-NIP226) [Saankhya Labs] \n\n\n\nEnd of Day 1\n\n\n\nDay 2: \n\n\n\nDate\nTimings\nAgenda Items\n\n\n DAY #2: 11th August 2021 \n \n10:00 AM onwards \n  \nTea Break:  10:45 am to 11:00 am \n  \nLunch Break: 1:00 pm to 2:00pm\n3. New Items proposals /Contributions as received (Continued..) \n3.7   SWIC 738 on Status report of SI73 [Reliance Jio] \n3.8   SWIC 739 on SI74 status [Reliance Jio] \n3.9   SWIC 740 on SI 70 Chapter 4 – contribution [Reliance Jio] \n3.10  SWIC 743 on ToC of the study report (SI 89) \n4. Liaison Statements \n4.1 Incoming Liaison Statements: \n4.1.1         Liaison Statement to External Organizations on Development of “IMT Vision for 2030 and beyond” \n4.1.2         Liaison statement to GCS Proponents and Transposing Organizations on the provision of transposition references and Certification C for Draft Revision 5 of Recommendation ITU-R M.2012 \n4.1.3         Liaison statement to External Organizations engaged in Recommendation ITU-R M.2012 on the schedule for updating Recommendation ITU-R M.2012 to Revision 6 \n4.1.4         Liaison Statement to the external organizations on the schedule for updating Recommendation ITU-R M.2150 to Revision ‘AFTER YEAR 2021’ \n4.2   Outgoing Liaison Statement \n4.2.1 LS to TEC regarding technical report on NB-IOT Capabilities for energy metering \n5.  Any Other Items: \n5.1   ITU-T SG-15 living lists (agenda item from ITU-R sub TF) \n5.2   Identification of volunteers for briefing of the work ongoing in ITU (agenda item from ITU-R sub TF) \n5.3 Action Items for Study Group from GC#33 \n5.4   Update on ITU-R WP5D#38 meeting \n5.5 Update on 3GPP Release 18 RAN workshop \n5.6 Adoption of transposed 3GPP Release 16 specifications by TEC \n5.7 Adoption of CPRI Fronthaul Transport Standard as National Standard \n5.8 SGN approval for M.2012 Revision 5 Transposition \n\n\n\nEnd of Day 2 ( Requesting the participants to please fill the Feedback form)
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/sgn-technical-plenary/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:TSDSI Event
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DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210805T160000
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR ON “Indigenous Li-Fi 5G test bed at IIT Delhi” (August 5\, 2021: Online)
DESCRIPTION:IIT Delhi\, in partnership with TSDSI\, organised a Webinar on “Indigenous Li-Fi 5G test bed at IIT Delhi” on 5th August 2021 at 0930 to 1600 IST. A research project titled “Building an end to end 5G Test Bed” has been executed as a multi-institute collaborative project with participation from eight institutes – IIT Bombay\, IIT Delhi\, IIT Hyderabad\, IIT Madras\, IIT Kanpur\, IISc Bangalore\, CEWiT and SAMEER. Each one would be contributing to the test bed in a complementary manner based on the expertise and interest of each institute. \nTest Bed Initiative at IIT Delhi: With the world racing towards 5th generation broadband wireless technologies on all fronts\, it is a crucial phase for telecom R&D and product development in India\, considered one of the three largest telecom markets of the world. 5G Research and Standardization is reaching its global peak\, and technology demonstration and test beds have started gaining momentum. With a number of Government initiatives such as smart cities\, Digital India and BharatNet depending heavily on the communication infrastructure\, early leads by India in 5G technology development and deployments are very crucial to the country. It is also a golden opportunity to close the gap in telecom manufacturing in the country. Faculty and research scholars at IIT Delhi are developing innovative solutions in areas of i) Energy Harvesting in IoT systems ii) Security iii) Light Fidelity iv) Cost Effective Air pollution monitoring system v) Multi Access Edge Computing with Haptics application vi) Selective Algorithms in MIMO. The developed components (both hardware and software) will be connecting on wireless Heterogeneous protocols\, showcasing smart campus solutions. \nSchedule: 5 August 2021\, 0930 – 1600 IST \nVenue: Online \nWorkshop Recordings: \n \nProgram Schedule: \n\n\n\nSession Title\nStart Time\nEnd Time\nSession Details \n\n\n\n\n  \nInaugural Session\n09:30\n09:45\n\nOpening Address by Prof. Huzur Saran \nProfessor\, Department of Computer Science & Engineering\, Indian Institute of Technology\, Delhi; PI of the Project “Building an end to end 5G Test Bed” in IIT Delhi \n\n\n\n09:45\n10:00\n\nKeynote by Prof. Brejesh Lall\, \nProfessor\, Electrical Engineering Department\, Co-ordinator Of Electrical Department\, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi; Co-PI of the Project “Building an end to end 5G Test Bed” in IIT Delhi \n\n\n\n  \nExpert Talk #1: \nIntroduction to VLC: challenges and solutions \n \n  \n10:00\n  \n11:15\n\nProf Abhishek Dixit \nAssistant Professor\, Department of Electrical Engineering\, Indian Institute of Technology\, Delhi \nThe lecture starts with the introduction of visible light communication (VLC) networks. The first step in understanding a VLC network is to understand the channel. We see what the features of the VLC channel are and what is really possible over this. Then\, we go towards the challenges on the physical layer concerning modulation and demodulation. We then propose various multiplexing schemes for VLC. In the end\, we touch upon the critical medium access control (MAC) issues. \n\n\n\nExpert Talk #2: \nOverview of TSDSI\n11:15\n11:45\nMr. A.K. Mittal\, Advisor-Networks\, TSDSI.\n\n\n  \nExpert Talk #3: \nMAC protocols and solutions \n(by Anjali)\n  \n11:45\n  \n12:45\n\nWith Research Scholar working under the guidance of Prof Abhishek Dixit\, Assistant Professor\, Department of Electrical Engineering\, IIT Delhi \nThe lecture starts with the introduction of the media access control (MAC) layer and its importance. It then briefs wireless communication MAC of low-rate wireless personal area network (LR-WPAN) and wireless fidelity (Wi-Fi). After which\, it clarifies the relation of visible light communication (VLC) and light fidelity (Li-Fi) with the above two wireless MACs. We then investigate the problems for the VLC MAC along with the ongoing research activities and standardization. In the end\, we conclude the lecture with a discussion on open research topics. \n\n\n\nNetworking Break (12:45 to 14:00)\n\n\nExpert Talks #4 \nVideo recording of the demos Demo#1 \nLens design (by Utkarsh)\n  \n14:00 to 16:00\n\nWith Staff and Research Scholars working under the guidance of Prof Abhishek Dixit\, Assistant Professor\, Department of Electrical Engineering\, IIT Delhi \n\n\n\n14:00\n14:20\n\nThis demo considers the use of rotationally symmetric aspheric GRIN lenses for arbitrary shaped optical wireless communication channels. The receiver lens design is discussed\, and design examples for hexapolar and conical ray release are presented. The optical design procedure includes non-sequential ray tracing\, the mapping method\, and the edge-ray principle for focusing non-paraxial rays. Optical ray-tracing simulations with realistic models are used for model validation in COMSOL Multiphysics®. \n\n\n\nDemo#2 \nVLC Tx and Rx: (by Vaibhav)\n14:20\n14:40\n\nDemonstration of Li-Fi downlink by transferring a sine signal between LED (Tx) and photodetector (Rx). This acts as a frontend of the transmitter and receiver of the Li-Fi link. \n\n\n\nDemo#3 \nVLC design in FPGA   \n(by Ankit and Krishnadeep)\n14:40\n15:00\n\nIn this demo\, we demonstrate pulse amplitude modulation (PAM) schemes used for the Li-Fi network over FPGA. The audio signal or a Psuedo Random Binary Sequence (PRBS) is used to input this system. The ZYNQ Ultrascale+ Xillinx FPGA boards have been used with ADC/DAC card (Abacco FMC150) to implement this scheme. \n\n\n\nDemo#4 \nVLC in USRP (by Dr Arun)\n15:00\n15:20\n\nThis demo aims to design a physical layer of a simplex Li-Fi link that achieves a high data rate. The physical layer integrates the host computer\, transmitter\, and receiver. The transmitter and receiver are designed using Universal Software Radio Peripheral (USRP) using software-defined radio concepts. Digital modulation techniques like BPSK\, QPSK\, QAM 16 have been developed and tested. We demonstrate the QPSK modulation scheme through USRP\, which achieves up to 5 Mbps data rate. \n\n\n\nDemo#5 \nVLC uplink (by Mayank)\n  \n15:20\n  \n15:40\n\nDemonstration of Li-Fi uplink by enabling the communication link between the two FPGA boards (ZCU102 ultrascale+) using PCIe uplink modules. The data transmission in the form of video will be shown between these boards by exposing the uplink module interface to the FPGA Processor System. \n\n\n\nDemo#6 \nMAC protocol in FPGA   \n(by Rakesh and Shareefa)\n  \n15:40\n  \n16:00\n\nDemonstration of data communication between Processor Section (PS) to Programmable Logic (PL) in FPGA. This is done as a part of the MAC protocol of the Li-Fi link. \n\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/webinar-on-indigenous-li-fi-5g-test-bed-at-iit-delhi/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Partnerships
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DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210804T120000
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SUMMARY:SGSS FCC (August 4\, 2021: Online)
DESCRIPTION:Agenda: \n\n\n\nDate\nTimings\nTrack #1\n\n\n4th Aug\, 2021\n1000 – 1200\n1.     SWIC 735 – Creation of Edge Intelligence standards for latency and privacy management (SI 90) (IIT-D) \n2.     NIP 267 – Inter-domain service automation (IDRBT) \n3.     Contribution on User Device Data Protection (Sooktha) \n4.     Normative Standards for Cloud Interoperability & Portability (Rjio) \n5.     SWIC 734 – 5Gi trials & use cases for automotive WI1-NIP260 (Tata Motors) \n6.     PPDR \n7.     Any Other Item
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/sgss-fcc-3/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:TSDSI Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210729T090000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210729T123000
DTSTAMP:20211122T101514Z
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SUMMARY:“Standards Driven Research” Online Workshop at the NCC2021 (July 29\, 2021: Online)
DESCRIPTION:Telecommunications Standards Development Society\, India (TSDSI) has been promoting the concept of “Standards Driven Research” in order to synergise the research in our technology institutes with creation of an IP pool that can be translated to Standard Essential Patents (SEPs). Achieving prominence in Global Standards Development is a key indicator of emergence of India from a “late consumer of mature technology” to becoming an “globally competitive innovator in emerging technologies”. TSDSI is actively working to establish collaborations between the research community across academia and industry/start-ups. \nTSDSI organized a workshop under the aegis of NCC 2021 to encourage researchers from Academic Institutes to develop and contribute their research ideas into formal standards development activities at National and Global levels. The workshop featured keynotes\, expert talks\, and panel discussion on examples of standards driven research initiatives and emerging opportunities. \nAbout NCC2021: The National Conference on Communications (NCC) is arguably the most important national conference today in the area of communications\, signal processing and networks. The NCC is India’s premier annual conference organized by the Joint Telematics Group (JTG) consisting of IITs and IISc. The JTG is a coordinating body whose main role is to facilitate the conduct of the annual conference and closer interaction of academia\, industry\, and government in the broad area of communications. \nIn a span of little more than two decades\, the conference has acquired substantial recognition and is now widely known in many countries overseas. NCC 2021\, the 27th edition of NCC\, will be held online for the first time\, is being jointly organized by IIT Kanpur and IIT Roorkee. \nPlease visit here for details of the conference and registration. \nDetails of the “Standards Driven Research Workshop” at NCC 2021 are as follows: \nSchedule: 29 July 2021 09:00 to 12:30 IST \nWorkshop Mentors: Prof Uday Desai\, Prof K V S Hari \nWorkshop Co-Chairs: Prof Arzad Kherani – IIT Bhilai\, Prof Radha Krishna Ganti – IIT Madras \n Program Agenda:\n \n\n\n\nStart Time (IST)\nEnd Time (IST)\nSESSION\nTOPIC\nSPEAKERS\nRecordings\n\n\n0900\n0905\nOpening Session\nWelcome Remarks\nProf Uday B Desai\, Research & Academia Strategy Consultant TSDSI\nhttps://youtu.be/fniZQv14vyI\n\n\n0905\n0935\nKEYNOTE\nKEYNOTE: “The 5Gi Story – from Academic Research to a Global Standard”\nProf Abhay Karandikar\, Director\, IIT Kanpur\nhttps://youtu.be/gUYEvJgrWX8\n\n\n0935\n1015\nCASE STUDIES\nAcademia: Ecosystem in India\nDr Sundaram Vanka\, IIT Hyderabad\nhttps://youtu.be/yI8yl44JouI\n\n\nIndustry: Ecosystem in India\nMr Sharad Arora\, Sensorise\nhttps://youtu.be/_bFQ2Msyzew\n\n\n1015\n1030\nPatent Perspective\nHow to Patent before publishing your paper/standardization\nMr Pankaj Bhagat\, Chief Manager- IPM Cell\, IIT Madras\nhttps://youtu.be/csRIyH5XWng\n\n\n1030\n1130\nStandardization Opportunities for 6G\nResearch Problems in relation to 6G: Core Network\nProf Mythili Vutukuru\, IIT Bombay\nhttps://youtu.be/i8R4U9kdTXo\n\n\nResearch Problems in relation to 6G: Physical Layer\nDr Abhinav Kumar\, IIT Hyderabad\nhttps://youtu.be/D_M3JYUIlAU\n\n\nDr Amit Kumar Dutta\, IIT Kharagpur\nhttps://youtu.be/JzFwf3EchEw\n\n\n1130\n1215\n“Need for active participation by Indian Research Community in formal Standardisation activities”\nRemarks by Prof K V S Hari\nhttps://youtu.be/mYrB4JmzNcE\n\n\nPanel Discussion\nPanel Discussion – “How to promote Standards driven research: what is the incentive?”\nModerator:\nhttps://youtu.be/-jxiaDfsaTg\n\n\nProf Ajit Chaturvedi\, Director\, IIT Roorkee\n\n\nPanelists:\n\n\nMr Kishore Babu\, DDG-SRI\, DoT\n\n\nProf Bhaskar Ramamurthi\, Director IIT Madras\n\n\nProf Huzur Saran\, IIT Delhi\n\n\nProf Kiran Kuchi\, IIT Hyderabad\n\n\nProf Neelesh Mehta\, IISc Bangalore\n\n\n1215\n1230\nClosing Remarks and Way Forward\nClosing Remarks and Way Forward\nMs. Pamela Kumar\, DG-TSDSI\nhttps://youtu.be/iP8Kc7ZJRQg
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/standards-driven-research-online-workshop-at-the-ncc2021/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Partnerships
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DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210727T130000
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SUMMARY:TSDSI Governing Council Meeting #34 (July 27\, 2021: Online)
DESCRIPTION:Agenda has be shared with the members.
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/tsdsi-governing-council-meeting-34/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:TSDSI Event
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DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210709T171000
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SUMMARY:Webinar on "5G Test Bed Overview" by IIT Bombay in association with TSDSI (July 9\, 2021: Online)
DESCRIPTION:TSDSI in partnership with IIT Bombay\, organised a live webinar on 9th July 2021 from 1600 to 1710 IST\, to present an overview of the DoT sponsored project ‘Indigenous 5G Test-bed’. The webinar provided an overview of the project along with IIT Bombay’s contribution towards the testbed. \nAbout the Webinar: The webinar provided an overview of the end-to-end 5G testbed\, developed indigenously by a consortium of eight leading Indian academic and research institutes. 5G promises much higher data rates and new applications to take telecommunication networks to the next level in near future. The goal of this testbed is to develop the key components of 5G networks from the ground up\, in order to make them available for experimentation and further development to researchers\, startups\, industry and other players in the Indian telecommunications ecosystem. \nThe 5G testbed team at IIT Bombay has led the development of the 5G core subsystem\, consisting of components that interface with the radio access network and provide registration\, session management\, high-speed data forwarding and other core network services in the 5G network. A key feature of the 5G network is a unified core supporting a variety of access technologies. Wi-Fi is one of the most popular wireless access technologies today and it is expected to be an integral component of the 5G network too. Along with the Core Network functions\, the IIT Bombay team has also developed components to integrate Wi-Fi based Non-3GPP Access Network with the 5G Core. \nThis webinar begun with a brief overview of 5G\, with a specific focus on the components developed at IIT Bombay and then the design of the 5G testbed components developed by IIT Bombay\, the supported features\, and the progress made so far was described followed by a discussion on the ways in which users can leverage this work to further their research and development agenda in the 5G technology. \nSpeakers \nSpeaker #1:  Mr. A.K. Mittal \nTopic: Introduction of TSDSI and 5Gi Standards  \nSpeaker’s Bio: Shri A.K. Mittal is associated with TSDSI as Advisor with special focus on standardisation 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 the Department of Telecommunications. 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. He has a career of over 44 years in the field of Telecommunications. \nSpeaker #2: Prof. Mythili Vutukuru\, IIT Bombay \nTopic: Overview of the 5G Core in the 5G Testbed \nSpeaker’s Bio: Mythili Vutukuru is an Associate Professor at the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at IIT Bombay. Before joining IITB in 2013\, she obtained her Ph.D. and M.S. degrees in Computer Science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2010 and 2006 respectively. After her Ph.D.\, she worked at Movik Networks\, a startup in the telecom space\, for 3 years before joining IITB. Earlier\, she obtained a Bachelors in Computer Science and Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology\, Madras in 2004. \nSpeaker #3: Ms. Shwetha Kiran\, IIT Bombay \nTopic: WLAN Interworking with 5G Core Network \nSpeaker’s Bio: Shwetha has many years of experience in Systems and Network Management. She is currently working as a Project Manager in Department of Electrical Engineering\, IIT Bombay since February 2017. Previously she worked as Systems Engineer & Service Team Manager at Community IT Innovators\, Washington DC and IT Manager at Whistling Woods International\, Mumbai. Shwetha completed her studies from University of Mysore and Georgetown University. \nSchedule: 9th July 2021\, 1600-1710 IST \nVenue: Online \nProgram Agenda: \n\n\n\nStart Time\nEnd Time\nSession\nSpeaker\n\n\n1600\n1605\nWelcome & Introduction\nProf. Mythili Vutukuru\, IIT Bombay\n\n\n1605\n1615\nIntroduction of TSDSI and 5Gi Standards\nMr. A.K. Mittal\, Advisor-Networks\, Systems and Technologies\, TSDSI\n\n\n1615\n1635\nOverview of the 5G Core in the 5G Testbed \n·       Overview of 5G Core \n·       5G Core in the 5G testbed project \n·       Non-3GPP Access Network\nProf. Mythili Vutukuru\, IIT Bombay\n\n\n1635\n1655\nWLAN Interworking with 5G Core Network \n·       5G Networks Architecture \n·       WLAN Use cases \nTypes & Architecture \n·       5G Testbed (Scope of Work\, Components & Features) \n·       5G Testbed Use Cases\nMs. Shwetha Kiran\, IIT Bombay\n\n\n1655\n1710\nQ&A and Closing Remarks\n 
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/webinar-on-5g-test-bed-overview-by-iit-bombay-in-association-with-tsdsi/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Partnerships
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210706T140000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210706T160000
DTSTAMP:20210706T061457Z
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SUMMARY:C-DOT TSDSI WEBINAR SERIES: The National Standards for IoT-Smart Cities Perspective
DESCRIPTION:DAY 2: IoT Standards and Smart Cities : Global Perspective (6th July 2021)\nGuidelines for Participating Through VCDOT Tool\n\n\n\n\n	TimeTopicSpeakerRecordings\n\n\n\n\n	1400 hrsKeynote Address by Session ChairShri Bharat Kumar Jog\, Member Services\, DoThttps://youtu.be/Tr0XssfPCP4\n\n\n	1410 hrsIntroduction & Context Setting Prof U. B Desaihttps://youtu.be/ZBmrZyIkhvg\n\n\n	1415 hrsoneM2M in European Smart CitiesMr Roland Hechwartner\, Chair- oneM2M TPhttps://youtu.be/lem3WFMa3dw\n\n\n	1425 hrsSmart City Standardisation in BISMr Jayanta Roy Chowdhury\, DDG-Standardization BIShttps://youtu.be/m8YvTefD9jw\n\n\n	1435 hrsoneM2M in Korean Smart CitiesMr. SeungMyeong Jeong \, KETIhttps://youtu.be/vAztXvlqG7s\n\n\n	1445 hrsIoT Standardisation work in TECMr Sushil Kumar\, DDG(IoT)\, TEChttps://youtu.be/mqDadlSIeaw\n\n\n	1500 hrsStandardised IoT use cases in Smart\nCityMs Rama N S \, CEO\, Electronics City\,\nBengaluruhttps://youtu.be/ECZYoHxVksk\n\n\n	1510 hrsoneM2M Release 4 : Preview of new\nfeaturesMs Poornima Shandilya\,\nC-DOT & Vice Chair oneM2M SDS WGhttps://youtu.be/Nicr9xse6z8\n\n\n	1530 hrsSemantic Interoperability using\noneM2MMr. Enrico Scarrone\, \nChair-oneM2M Steering Committeehttps://youtu.be/2Qh6j-YS6YI\n\n\n	1550 hrsQuestion & Answershttps://youtu.be/Gtf9bEO3QEY
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/c-dot-tsdsi-webinar-series-the-national-standards-for-iot-smart-cities-perspective-2021-07-06/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Partnerships
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210705T140000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210705T160000
DTSTAMP:20210706T061505Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20210706T061505Z
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SUMMARY:C-DOT TSDSI WEBINAR SERIES: The National Standards for IoT-Smart Cities Perspective
DESCRIPTION:DAY 1: IoT Standards and Smart Cities : India Perspective (5th July 2021)\nGuidelines for Participating Through VCDOT Tool\n\n\n\n\n	TimeInaugural Session (1 hr)SpeakerRecordings\n\n\n\n\n	1400 hrsWelcome AddressMr. N G Subramaniam\, Chair TSDSIhttps://youtu.be/gKHTnrI-IwQ\n\n\n	1405 hrsOpening RemarksDr. Rajkumar Upadhyayhttps://youtu.be/MibkKBVAbUw\n\n\n	1410 hrsNeed for a National Standard for IoT\nEcosystem in IndiaMs. Deepa Tyagi\, Sr. DDG\, TEChttps://youtu.be/kqRPt557FOc\n\n\n	1420 hrsoneM2M Global ContextMr. Enrico Scarrone\, Chair-oneM2M Steering Committeehttps://youtu.be/Z2ZjPnVwC6E\n\n\n	1430 hrsImportance of Standards for Smart CitiesShri Kunal Kumar\,\nJoint Secretary and Mission Director\, Smart Cities Mission\, Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairshttps://youtu.be/6cGtzi-EYHI\n\n\n	1440 hrsInaugural AddressShri Anshu Prakash\,\nSecretary (Telecom)\, Department of Telecommunicationshttps://youtu.be/5RruCVmef24\n\n\n	1455 hrsVote of ThanksMs. Shikha Srivastava\, Dir\, C-DOThttps://youtu.be/zvrMphFN3r0\n\n\n	Technical Session (1 hour)\n\n\n	1500 hrsOverview of oneM2M:The National Standard for IoTMr Aurindam Bhattacharya\, C-DOT\n\n\n	1525 hrsOverview of oneM2M IoT Sustainability InitiativeMr Girish Ramachandran\, Member oneM2M SSC (TCS)\nMr Dale Seed – Vice Chair-oneM2M TPhttps://youtu.be/eVUb2mv2l74\n\n\n	1550 hrsQuestion & Answers
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/tsdsi-c-dot-onem2m-webinar-series-the-national-standards-for-iot-smart-cities-perspective/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Partnerships
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210603T100000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210604T160000
DTSTAMP:20210604T060557Z
CREATED:20210507T073909Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210604T060557Z
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SUMMARY:SGSS Technical Plenary (June 3-4\, 2021: Online)
DESCRIPTION:  \nDay 1 \n\n\n\nDate\nTimings\nTrack #1\n\n\nDAY #1: \n3rd June\, 2021\n1000 – 1145\nSGSS Session 1: \n1.      Welcome\, Introductions and Approval of Agenda \n2.      Readout TSDSI IPR Policy \n3.      Approval of MoM of 15th – 16th March 2021 SGSS TP \n(Follow-up on the Actions will be done along the discussion) \n4.    Reading of agenda & key items \n5.    SGSS Strategy Implementation – Role of champions in focus areas \n6.      Discussion on SWIC 728 – Need of Post Quantum Cryptography in 5G Networks (study of existing security algorithms in 5G Networks and analysing Quantum Threats to Security Algorithms in 5G Networks) (SI 78) \n7.      Discussion on SWIC 727 – User Device Data Protection (technical framework for transparency\, choice\, and control over sharing personal information at the source\, i.e.\, between the user and the User Equipment (UE)\, for the burgeoning data economy)(SI 88) \n\n\n\nBio Break: 1145 – 1200 hrs\n\n\nSGSS Session 2\n\n\n1200 – 1330\n 8.      SDO discussions update & next steps for approved TRs \na.       PPDR (TSDSI TR 6000) (Study of Existing Models and Gap Analysis for a Broadband PPDR Communication System in India) (to be discussed tomorrow) \nb.       Information Centric Networking (TSDSI TR 6001) \nc.       Cloud Interop. & Port. (TSDSI TR 6005) (to be discussed tomorrow) \nd.       Reducing threats to national critical infrastructure using DNS (TSDSI TR 6006) (to be discussed tomorrow) \ne.       Drone communications services support in cellular networks (TSDSI TR 6007) \n\n\n\n\nDay 2 \n\n\n\nDate\nTimings\nTrack #1\n\n\nDAY #2: \n4th Jun\, 2021\n1000 – 1145\nSGSS Session 6: \n17.  Discussion on revised NIP 260 – 5Gi use cases and trials for automotive (Tata Motors) \n18.  Presentation – Global SDO Updates (3GPP\, ITU\, oneM2M) \n19.  Discussion on SWIC 729 – PPDR (SI 86) (Study of technical aspects for deployment of a pan-India Broadband PPDR network based on PS-LTE and 5G technology) \n\n\n\nBio Break: 1145 – 1200 hrs\n\n\nSGSS Session 7\n\n\n1200 to 1330\n\n20.  SDO discussions update & next steps for approved TRs (continued) \na.       Smart IoT Comm. – Context Specific Data Pruning in Smart IoT Applications (TSDSI TR 6008) \nb.       PPDR (TSDSI TR 6000) (Study of Existing Models and Gap Analysis for a Broadband PPDR Communication System in India) (to be discussed tomorrow) \nc.       Reducing threats to national critical infrastructure using DNS (TSDSI TR 6006) \n 21.  Discussion on SWIC 730 – Common User Profile Format (SI76) (a common user profile format to offer personalized service to people with different range of abilities) \n22. Discussion on SWIC 732 – Rural Broadband Services & architecture (SI 85) (study of architecture & tech. choices in providing broadband to Gram Panchayats (GP) and Villages\, apps & services to be deployed to increase utilization of underlying BharatNet and security implications) \n23.  Presentation – LITD 28 (BIS architecture standards) & in relation with oneM2M work (presentation by Aurindam Bhattacharya) \n24.  NIP 266 – Creation of Edge Intelligence standards for latency and privacy management \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n25. Discussion on contribution – Cloud Interop. & Portability Standards (WI1-NIP197) (Phase 2 of TSDSI’s Cloud Interop. & Portability standards initiative) \n\n\n\n\nLUNCH BREAK 1330 to 1400 hrs\n\n\nSGSS Session 8\n\n\n\n1400 onwards\n\n 26.  Timeslot for overflow from previous sessions \na.     PQC \nb.     UDPP \nc.      NIP 265 – Service Delivery using 3GPP Broadcast for TV\, Radio\, IPTV and File-casting \n27.  Any another item \na.     MARCOM updates \ni.      Call for Activity Proposals under the India EU PP \nii.      Call for nominations for TSDSI Technical excellence Award (for period FY 20-21). \niii.       Announcement of upcoming events
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/sgss-technical-plenary/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:TSDSI Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210528T093000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210528T133000
DTSTAMP:20210510T042918Z
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SUMMARY:TSDSI Governing Council Meeting #33 (May 28\, 2021: Online)
DESCRIPTION:Agenda has been shared with the members.
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/tsdsi-governing-council-meeting-33/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:TSDSI Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210524T100000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210525T160000
DTSTAMP:20210525T043603Z
CREATED:20210409T091138Z
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SUMMARY:SGN Technical Plenary (May 24-25\, 2021: Online)
DESCRIPTION:AGENDA DAY #1 \n\n\n\nDate\nTimings\nAgenda Items\n\n\nDAY #1: \n24th May 2021\n10:00 – 16:00 \n  \nTea Break: 10:45 am to \n11:00 am \n  \n  \nLunch Break: 1:00 pm to 2:00pm\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   Approval of Minutes of the last SGN TP meeting#21 held on 30th and 31st March 2021. \n2.  Summaries of Email Discussions from the March 2021 TP (All email threads after last TP): \n2.1   (NIP 226/WI1-NIP 226) Extension of Broadcast offload (Saankhya Labs) [SWIC 723 on Key issues for NIP226(5G Extensions for Broadcast Offload)] \n2.2   (NIP 248/ WI1-NIP 248) Standardization of a new generic and flexible Relay/IAB Architecture along with the associated protocols (IIT-B) \n2.3   (NIP 257/SI 81)Virtualization for Open-Disaggregated RAN – for continuation of the Work Item Scope (Sooktha) [SWIC 722 on Open disaggregated RAN (New Contribution)] \n2.4   (NIP 250/SI 82)Bandwidth aggregation for 5G TV Broadcast from the co- located UEs (IIT-KGP) \n2.5   TSDSI 6G efforts; Input to the IMT 2030 documents (SGN Chair) [ SWIC 724 on Status Report – SI70 (New Contribution)] \n2.6   Inputs to the IMT 2020 roadmap (Advisor-Networks) (Email Thread) \n2.7   On the possibility of creating SGN releases (on the lines of 3GPP release cycles)\, a SGN process related discussion (SGN Chair) (will be taken up on Day 2) \n3.  New Items proposals /Contributions as received. \n3.1   SWIC 718 on TR update on enhancement of flexible UL/DL resource utilization (CEWIT) [NIP 223/ SI 63] \n3.2   SWIC 719 on Dynamic Joint Deployment of SDN Controllers and Hypervisors for Softwarized 5G and Beyond (IIT-KGP) [NIP 251/SI 80] \n3.3   NIP 263 on Open Radio initiative towards a Open\, Disaggregated RAN (Sooktha) \n\n\n\nEnd of Day 1\n\n\n\nAGENDA DAY #2 \n\n\n\nDate\nTimings\nAgenda Items\n\n\nDAY #2: \n25th May 2021\n10:00 AM \nonwards \n  \nTea Break: 10:45 am to \n11:00 am \n  \n  \nLunch Break: 1:00 pm to 2:00pm\nNew Items proposals /Contributions as received (Continued..) \n3.4  SWIC 720 on Specification updates for 5Gi Rel. 16 (CEWIT) [WI 39.1] \n3.5  SWIC 721 on Characterization of E-band Transmission in India (Astrome) [WI258.1] \n3.6    NIP 264 on VLC/LIFi (IIIT-Delhi) \n3.7   SWIP 725 on TR update: SI70 (Reliance Jio) [NIP 235/SI 70] (Already taken up on Day1) \n3.8 SWIC726 on Draft TR UAV Asssited C-RAN for 5G and Beyond (IIT-KGP) [NIP253/83) \n\n\n\n4. Liaison Statements \n4.1  Carried Forward Liaison Statement: \nSummary of Email discussion initiated after last SGN TP#21 on Liaison Statement from ITU-R on “Working Document towards a draft new Report ITU-R M.[IMT.C- V2X]” \n4.2   Incoming Liaison Statements: \n4.2.1   Liaison Statement to request for input for a draft revision of Recommendation ITU M.1801-2 from ITU-R WP5A \n4.2.2  Response received from TEC regarding information on FS and FSS link parameters \n\n\n\n\n\n4.3 Outgoing Liaison Statement \nLS regarding Technical Report on NB-IoT capabilities for Energy Metering sent to DOT\, NSGM\, CEA\, TRAI\, Ministry of Power \n\n\n\n\n\n5.  Any Other Items: \n5.1  Update of supporters information in NIP 226 (Received)\, NIP 253\, (Not Received) NIP 250 (Received) \n5.2  Global SDO update : ITU-R SG5 and 3GPP ongoing work \n5.3  Discussion on Work Completion Status in respect of SIs and WIs. \n\n\n\n\n\nEnd of Day 2 ( Requesting the participants to please fill the Feedback form : \nSGN Feedback form)
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/sgn-technical-planery-6/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:TSDSI Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210522T100000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210522T123000
DTSTAMP:20210527T114402Z
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SUMMARY:Induction Session on TSDSI (May 22\, 2021: Online)
DESCRIPTION:TSDSI is an autonomous\, membership based\, standards development organization (SDO) for Telecom/ICT products and services in India. We develop standards for access\, core\, back-haul\, and infrastructure systems\, solutions and services that best meet India specific Telecom/ICT needs\, based on research and innovation in India.  We have published approx. 2500+ technical standards and 87 Technical Reports\, a white paper on Startups Engagement Strategy and Roadmap and Vision. Our membership has been growing steadily and work on technical studies and standards development on topics that address contemporary\, emerging and futuristic technologies. \nWe are pleased to announce an Induction Session on TSDSI on Saturday\, May 22 (10 AM – 12:30PM)\, covering Overview of TSDSI\, Standardization life cycle\, Engagement with Global SDOs (3GPP\, ITU\, oneM2M)\, Technical Focus Areas and Resources. The objective of this webinar is to create awareness about TSDSI and our role in the Global Standards development ecosystem\, our accomplishments and current activities. \n\nSchedule: Saturday 22nd May 2021\, 10:00-12:30 IST \nVenue: Online. \n\nParticipation: Open to all. Please join at https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/932573189\n\nWorkshop Contact: \nNiwedita Pathak (niwedita@tsdsi.in\, +91 8826885648)\n\nProgram Schedule:\n\n\n\n\n\nSESSION\nSTART\nEND\nTOPIC \nSPEAKERS\n\n\nOpening Session\n10:00\n10:05\nOverview of TSDSI: Lineage\, Vision and Goals\, other standardization entities and TSDSI positioning \nMs Pamela Kumar\, Director General TSDSI \n\n\n10:05\n10:15\nHow is TSDSI Organized:\nOrganization\, Technical Groups\, Standing Committees\, Task Forces\, Governance\nCdr Anurag Vibhuti\, Executive Director\, TSDSI\n\n\n10:15\n10:30\nStandardization Lifecycle:\nStandardization Process\, Pre standardization activities\, Transposition and Adoption of standards)\nMr A K Mittal\, Advisor-Networks\, TSDSI\n\n\nTSDSI Technical Activities – Success Stories and current Focus Areas\n10:30\n10:50\nSG-Networks \nMr Satish Jamadagni\, Chair SGN \nMr R Prakash\, Vice Chair SGN\n\n\n10:50\n11:10\nSG-Services and Solutions\nMr Akhilesh Srivastava\, Chair SGSS \nMr Sharad Arora\, Vice Chair SGSS\n\n\nGlobal Standards Landscape\n11:10\n11:55\nOverview of Global SDOs\, TSDSI involvement and \nopportunities:\n– 3GPP\n– ITU\n– oneM2M\n3GPP – Mr A K Mittal \nITU – Mr Vishnu Ram\, Consultant SGSS \noneM2M – Mr Vijay Madan\, Advisor & Mentor- Services and Solutions\n\n\nEcosystem Outreach & MARCOM\n11:55\n12:05\nMandate\, activities\, Affiliations with other entities\, key events\, etc\nBindoo Srivastava\, Director- MARCOM & Partner Relations\, TSDSI\n\n\nMembership Engagement Models\n12:05\n12:15\nTSDSI Membership profile\, key resources\, secretariat team\, focus areas of various Task Forces\nAmit Gupta\, Advisor – Membership Development & Start-up Strategy\n\n\nOpen Session and Wrap Up\n12:15\n12:30\nQ&A \nAll
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/induction-session-on-tsdsi/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:TSDSI Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210508T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210508T131500
DTSTAMP:20210511T111430Z
CREATED:20210507T073409Z
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SUMMARY:TSDSI -TCOE India Webinar on Oxygen Concentrators and Ventilators- How to Make in India (May 8\, 2021: Online)
DESCRIPTION:India is in the grip of a COVID -19 Pandemic spiral with positive cases continuing to rise and new mutations being discovered. Medical infrastructure is overstretched. A large percentage of COVID casualties in this second wave are because of lack of oxygen– a situation that could have been prevented in most cases by timely support through oxygen concentrators or ventilators in extreme cases. Oxygen concentrators have become the crucial first-aid tool in this battle.  However\, there is a severe shortage of concentrators in the market with the sudden surge in demand from end users\, RWAs and small nursing homes/hospitals. \nThe need of the hour is to have “Affordable” concentrators and ventilators that can be mass produced within the country\, backed by a robust supply chain. In this scenario\, a few innovative designs have been developed by technologists in India – which are at various stages of approvals/commercialisation. \nAbout the Webinar: \nThe webinar showcased two such innovations (from the Indian Institute of Science Bangalore)\, discussed the steps involved in commercialization at scale (including the certifications and approvals for manufacturing) and potential areas that require support. It also shared a typical manufacturer’s perspective. It aimed to identify the bottlenecks in the supply value chain so as to draw attention of the relevant stakeholders. \nThe target audience for the webinar was manufacturers who are willing to/looking to produce at scale (for commercial or CSR); and philanthropists/volunteers looking for quick deliveries of concentrators. \nSchedule: 8 May 2021 11:00 – 13:15 IST \nVenue: Online \nParticipation: The webinar was open to all by prior registration. \nWorkshop Contacts:  \nBindoo Srivastava (bindoo@tsdsi.in\, +91 9873840817) \nAnurag Vibhuti (anurag.cc@tcoe.in\, +91 9868102779) \nWebinar Recording: \n \nProgram Schedule: \n\n\n\nSESSION\nSTART\nEND\nTOPIC \nSPEAKERS\n\n\nOpening Session\n11:00\n11:10\nWelcome & Introduction\nMr R K Pathak\, Director TCOE India (DDG-IC DOT) \nMs Pamela Kumar\, Director General TSDSI \nProf Srinivasan Raghavan\, CeNSE\, IISc Bangalore\n\n\n11:10\n11:20\nThe Medical View\nDr Justin Gopaldas\, Critical Care Medicine\, Manipal Hospitals\n\n\nPrototype to Manufacturing\n11:20\n11:40\nOxygen Concentrators\nProf. Praveen Ramamurthy\, Mat. Engg. Deptt.\, IISc Bangalore\n\n\n11:40\n11:50\nVentilator – IISc\nDr Sushobhan Avasthi\, CeNSE\, IISc Bangalore\n\n\n11:50\n12:00\nCommercialisation\nMr Anoop Varghese\, Vasmed Health Sciences Pvt Ltd.\n\n\n12:00\n12:15\nQ&A Part I\n\n\nFactory to End User\n12:15\n12:45\nOxygen Concentrator- Factory to end user\nMr Himanshu Gupta\, Past National President\, Round Table India \nMr Rajesh Raghunandan\, Sai Namaste Impex India Pvt. Ltd.\, Bangalore\n\n\n12:45\n13:00\nQ&A Part II\n\n\nPolicy Perspective\n13:00\n13:10\nPolicy Perspective\nRepresentative from Govt. (TBC)\n\n\nClosing Remarks\n13:10\n13:15\nClosing Remarks\nMs Pamela Kumar\, Director General\, TSDSI
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/tsdsi-tcoe-india-webinar-on-oxygen-concentrators-and-ventilators-how-to-make-in-india/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Partnerships
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210413T080000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210413T133000
DTSTAMP:20211115T064515Z
CREATED:20210408T111048Z
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SUMMARY:ONLINE REGIONAL WORKSHOP ON “5G Test Bed Initiative at IIT Delhi” (April 13\, 2021: Online)
DESCRIPTION:5G holds great promise for India\, one of the three largest telecom markets of the world and racing towards becoming a digital economy. It is also a golden opportunity to close the gap in telecom manufacturing in the country. \nITU has recently approved three Radio Interface technologies- 3GPP 5G-RIT\, 3GPP 5G-SRIT and TSDSI’s 5Gi conforming to the International Mobile Telecommunications 2020 (IMT 2020)\, aka 5G. These will now be used for global commercial deployments. Technology demonstrations to showcase potential of 5G and test beds are now gaining centre stage. \n 5G Test Bed Initiative: IIT Delhi \nA multi-institute collaborative Research project on 5G Indigenous Testbed\, is being executed with participation from eight institutes – IIT Bombay\, IIT Delhi\, IIT Hyderabad\, IIT Madras\, IIT Kanpur\, IISc Bangalore\, CEWiT and SAMEER. Each institute is contributing to the test bed in a complementary manner based on their expertise and interest. The expertise spans from antenna design on one end to the service layer architecting and designing on the other. \nFaculty and research scholars at IIT Delhi are developing innovative solutions in areas of: \n\nEnergy Harvesting in IoT systems\nSecurity\nLight Fidelity\nCost Effective Air pollution monitoring system\nMulti Access Edge Computing with Haptics application\nSelective Algorithms in MIMO.\n\nIIT Delhi\, in partnership with TSDSI\, is organizing an online regional workshop on “5G Test Bed Initiative at IIT Delhi” on 13 April 2021 to showcase following activities of the project: \n\nMulti-Access Edge Computing\n5G NR Channel Estimation\, Equalization and Blind Decoding of Control Signals\n\nSchedule: 13 April 2021 08:00-13:30 IST \nVenue: Online \nParticipation: Open to all by prior registration. Click here to register \nWorkshop Contact:  \n\nIIT Delhi: Vinti Nayar (nayar@dbst.iitd.ac.in\, +91 7827584673)\nTSDSI: Shefali Sinha (shefali@tsdsi.in\, +91 9810539624)\n\nWebinar Recording: \n \nProgram Schedule: \n\n\n\nSession Title\nStart Time\nEnd Time\nSession Details \n\n\n\n\n  \nOpening Session\n0800\n0820\n\nAddress by PI\, Prof. Huzur Saran \nProfessor\, Department of Computer Science & Engineering\, Indian Institute of Technology\, Delhi; PI of the Project “Building an end to end 5G Test Bed” in IIT Delhi \n\n\n\n0820\n0845\n\nKeynote by Prof. Brejesh Lall\, \nProfessor\, Electrical Engineering Department\, Coordinator of Electrical Department\, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi; Co-PI of the Project “Building an end to end 5G Test Bed” in IIT Delhi \n\n\n\n  \n  \n  \nExpert Talks #1 on \nMulti-access Edge Computing \n \n  \nwith Prof Arzad Alam Kherani\, Adjunct Faculty IIT Delhi\, Associate Professor\, Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science\, Indian Institute of Technology\, Bhilai \n\n\n\n0845\n1000\n\nMulti-access Edge Computing integrates the service provider’s network with the high-performance computation facility to cater to various applications such as augmented reality\, vision applications\, etc.\, at the network edge. Thus\, reducing the overall latency and preserving the bandwidth to send the complete data to the centralized data centres for processing instead. This MEC Test-Bed simulates various MEC entities and components\, integration with 5G-Core\, substantiated by an application deployment use-case. Following topics will be covered: \na) a high-level introduction to MEC and its applications \nb) ETSI architecture of MEC \nc) Implementation details of MEC in the testbed \nd) a live example of application development for the audience to understand \n\n\n\n1015\n1200\n\n\nBREAK\n1200\n1215\n \n\n\n  \nExpert Talks #2 on \nMassive MIMO (FR1 & FR2) Algorithms\n  \nwith Prof SAIF K. MOHAMMED\, Associate Professor\, Department of Electrical Engineering\, Indian Institute of Technology\, Delhi \n\n\n\n1215\n1330\nThis talk introduces channel estimation and equalization in wireless communications. It also discusses typical implementation of channel estimation and equalization modules on an FPGA board. We also discuss control signaling and blind decoding of control signals in 5G New Radio (NR).
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/online-regional-workshop-on-5g-test-bed-initiative-at-iit-delhi/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Partnerships
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SUMMARY:TSDSI-TIA Workshop on “5G Networks: Strategies for Enabling Standards Driven Technologies & Innovation” (April 7 & 9\, 2021: Online)
DESCRIPTION:India has staked a claim to development of global 5G standards thanks to contributions by TSDSI. TSDSI members actively contributed towards drafting of the “Making India 5G Ready” report of Department of Telecommunication – 5G High Level Forum. The International Telecommunication Union (ITU)\, an UN body that is setting requirements for IMT 2020 (aka 5G)\, adopted the Low-Mobility-Large-Cell (LMLC) use case proposed by TSDSI as a mandatory 5G requirement in 2017. This addresses the problem of rural coverage by mandating large cell sizes in rural terrains\, scattered and/or sparsely populated areas in developing as well as developed countries. 5Gi\, the first ever Mobile Radio Interface Technology contribution from India\, developed by TSDSI has recently been approved as one of the 3 Radio Interface Technologies of IMT-2020\, paving the way for 100% broadband connectivity in India. TSDSI has also begun work on technologies beyond 5G. \nTIA has a rich history of developing and establishing global standards which are critical to the deployment of various communications networks.  In particular\, our technology standards are used for the design\, construction\, and maintenance of towers for antennas\, as well as for the design and deployment of cabling infrastructure\, both copper and fiber\, for homes\, commercial buildings\, and data centers.  These standards are all being updated by their respective engineering committees to enable and support the 5G environment.  In addition\, TIA’s Technology Programs are focused on enabling industry advancements for Smart Buildings and Data Centers and our program participant working groups are addressing the unique needs for building out 5G and IoT infrastructure for public and private spaces.  TL 9000 is our globally recognized process-based quality management system standard relied on by service providers and suppliers for deploying all ICT equipment and services\, including 5G and IoT.  Our new Supply Chain security standard will provide a similar verifiable\, process-based standard for ensuring the security of the 5G supply chain. \nDigital communications technologies are playing an increasingly indispensable role in our lives\, which is expected to be further enhanced by 5G. 5G will play a critical role in the emerging environment – be it remote surgeries\, Low-cost Automation\, Smart manufacturing\, M2M. In this scenario\, it is important to recognize the significance of supporting but critical aspects – Data Centre Infrastructure\, Supply Chain Security and Service Performance Reliability. \nAbout the Workshop: \nTSDSI and TIA\, as part of our agreement to collaborate for progress of ICT standards\, are jointly organizing a workshop on “5G Networks: Strategies for Enabling Standards Driven Technologies & Innovation” on 7 & 9 April 2021. \nThe workshop will dwell on following strategically important technologies/standards in the current ecosystem. \nSession #11: Data Centre Technologies for 5G and Evolving Trends in Standardization \nSession Chairs – Jacques Fluet (TIA)\, R Prakash (TSDSI) \nThe data center is evolving to meet the new requirements driven by 5G. The distributed cloud is expanding to the edge of the networks and needs to provide high levels of computing\, storage\, and connectivity while meeting the performance requirements of the new applications enabled by the new generation of networks.   The high volume of data\, the lower latency expectations\, the high level of reliability driven by the digitalization of our world are directly impacting data center requirements. This session will discuss what is driving this evolution and how the data centers are evolving to meet the challenges. \nSession #12: Supply Chain Security \nSession Chairs- Ken Koffman (TIA)\, Sharad Arora (TSDSI) \nThe information and communications technology (ICT) industry has an obligation to ensure that the devices\, equipment\, and networks relied on by businesses and consumers\, can be trusted.  Threats to the global communications infrastructure and the ICT supply chain has reached an all-time high. Emerging technologies will further expand the attack surface. While existing standards address cybersecurity across various industries\, no single document has adequately covered all aspects of security and focused on requirements for the ICT supply chain. Supply chain attacks in this industry have the potential to impact global networks and tens of millions of users.  This session will review the effort TIA is undertaking to create and release a comprehensive\, certifiable\, process-based Supply Chain Security standard this year.  It will be followed by a panel discussion of esteemed experts from government\, network operators\, ICT vendors\, and SDO’s discussing the security challenges we face now and in the 5G world.   \nSession#21: Service Performance Reliability Requirements from Next Gen Networks for Connected Vehicles  \nSession Chairs – Jacques Fluet (TIA)\, Sharad Arora (TSDSI) \nThe 5G technology is enabling new levels of performance for the wireless networks that is opening horizons for the Network Operators\, the Applications Providers\, as well as the various industry domains.    As new technology and features are deployed in the networks\, new levels of\, adaptability\, and reliability will become the foundation used to deliver new services that were not possible before. This session will provide an overview of these new technologies and features and discuss how it applies to the very challenging connected vehicle use cases. \nSession #22 will feature expert talks on Interoperability for Public Safety Mobile Networks \nIt is critically important that different public safety organizations are able to communicate with each other over mobile networks in the event of an emergency.  TIA provides the standards for ensuring interoperability of both the air interface and the networks in the US and for multiple other countries. TSDSI has published a technical report on “Broadband Public Protection and Disaster Recovery (PPDR) Communication Systems in India”. It is now working on technical aspects of a pan-India Broadband PPDR framework based on PS-LTE and 5G technologies to enable quick and coordinated multi-agency response to emergency and public safety incidents. \nTo facilitate wider participation\, the conference will be held in a fully virtual mode\, with technical sessions being conducted on 2 days. \nFor more details\, Please click here \nSchedule: 7 & 9 April 2021 18:30-21:00 IST/ 8:00-10:30 CST/ 9:00-11:30 EST \nVenue: Online \nParticipation: Click here to register \nWorkshop Contact:  \nTSDSI: Bindoo Srivastava (bindoo@tsdsi.in\, +91 9873840817)\, Shefali Sinha (shefali@tsdsi.in\, +91 9810539624); \nTIA: Rebecca Mc Veigh (rmcveigh@tiaonline.org)\, Leigh Ann Perkins (lperkins@tiaonline.org) \nRecordings:  \n \nProgram Schedule: \n\n\n\n\nConference Theme: “5G Networks: Strategies for  Enabling Standards Driven  Technologies & Innovation” \n\n\n\n\nVenue: Online \n\n\n\n\n7 & 9 April 2021 18:30 – 21:00 IST \n\n\n\n\nSTART TIME\nEND TIME\nSESSION NAME\nSPEAKERS\n\n\n7 April 2021\n18:30\n18:40\nWorkshop Inauguration\nTSDSI – NG Subramaniam – Chair \nTIA – Dave Stehlin – CEO\n\n\n18:40\n19:45\nSession#11: Data Centre Technologies for 5G and Evolving Trends in Standardization\n\n\n18:40\n19:00\nContext Setting & Keynote: Overview of Data Center Technologies\nJacques Fluet\, TIA\n\n\n19:00\n19:30\nPanel Discussion\nModerator: Jacques Fluet\, TIA \nPanelists: \nAK Mishra\, NSGM \nKalpesh Parikh\, ESDS \nR Prakash\, TSDSI (CDOT) \nSiddharth Jain\, EPI India\n\n\n19:30\n19:40\nQ&A\n\n\n\n19:40\n19:45\nSession Conclusions\nR Prakash\n\n\nBREAK\n\n\n19:55\n21:00\nSession#12: Supply Chain Security\n\n\n19:55\n20:15\nContext Setting & Keynote\nKen Koffman\, TIA\n\n\n20:15\n20:45\nPanel Discussion\nModerator: Sharad Arora\, TSDSI \nPanelists: \nKen Koffman\, TIA \nNarendra Nath\, NSCS \nSushil Kumar\, TEC \nSatish Jamadagni\, Reliance JIO \nSitaram Chamarty\, TCS\n\n\n20:45\n20:55\nQ&A\n\n\n20:55\n21:00\nSession Conclusions\nKen Koffman & Sharad Arora\n\n\n9 April 2021\n18:30\n19:35\nSession#21: Service Performance Reliability Requirements from Next Gen Networks for Connected Vehicles\n\n\n18:30\n18:50\nContext Setting & Keynote\nJacques Fluet\, TIA\n\n\n18:50\n19:20\nPanel Discussion\nModerator: Sharad Arora\, TSDSI \nPanelists: \nAjay Mittal\, Volvo Eicher \nAlok Sethi\, DIMTS \nAsit Kadayan\, TRAI \nBhushan Sethi\, Vodafone-Idea \nSatish Jamadagni\, Reliance JIO\n\n\n19:20\n19:30\nQ&A\n\n\n19:30\n19:35\nSession Conclusions\nJacques Fluet & Sharad Arora\n\n\nBREAK\n\n\n19:50\n20:55\nSession#22: Interoperability for Mobile Public Safety Networks\n\n\n19:50\n19:55\nSession Context Setting\nTom McGarry\, TIA\n\n\n19:55\n20:35\nExpert Talks\nAndy Davis\, Motorola Solutions \nNishant Shah\, MCLabs Private Ltd\n\n\n20:35\n20:50\nQ&A\n\n\n20:50\n20:55\nSession Conclusions\nTom McGarry\, TIA\n\n\n20:55\n21:00\nWorkshop Concluding Remarks\nTSDSI – Pamela Kumar\, DG \nTIA – Ken Koffman\, CTO & Sr. VP
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/tsdsi-tia-workshop-on-5g-networks-strategies-for-enabling-standards-driven-technologies-innovation/2021-04-07/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Partnerships
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210330T100000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210331T160000
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SUMMARY:SGN TP Meeting (March  30-31\, 2021: Online)
DESCRIPTION:AGENDA DAY #1 \n\n\n\nDate\nTimings\nAgenda Items\n\n\nDAY #1: \n30th March 2021 \n  \n \n10:00 – 16:00 \n  \nTea Break:  10:45 am to 11:00 am \n  \nLunch Break: 1:00 pm to 2:00pm\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   Approval of Minutes of the last SGN TP meeting#21 held on 28th and 29th January 2021. \n2.       Summaries of Email Discussions from the January 2021 TP: \n2.1   NIP 226/WI1-NIP226 on Extension of Broadcast offload (Saankhya Labs): SWIP 698 (Email Discussion) \n2.2   NIP 248/WI1-NIP248 on Evaluation of the existing Relay/IAB architecture in 3GPP 4G LTE/5G NR Networks and Standardization of a new generic and flexible Relay/IAB Architecture along with the associated protocols (IIT-B): SWIP 700 (Email Discussion) \n\n\n\nTEA BREAK\n\n\n\n2.3   NIP 249/SI 79 on NB-IoT Performance Assessment for Metering and SCADA(Sensorise): SWIP 699 (Email Discussion) \n2.4   NIP 257/SI 81 on Virtualization for Open-Disaggregated RAN (Sooktha): SWIP 697  (Email Discussion) \n2.5   NIP 253 on UAV Assisted C-RAN for 5G and beyond (IIT-KGP)-SWIP714 (Presentation) \n2.6   NIP 250 on Bandwidth aggregation for 5G TV Broadcast from the co-located UEs: A physical layer prospective with FeMBMS and downlink broadcast control channel (IIT-KGP)-SWIP715 \n2.7   SWIP 694 on Flexible resource utilization in IAB networks with in-band full duplex (for SI 66) (CEWIT) (Email Discussion) \n2.8   SWIP 695 on 6G use case Authenticated Holographic Communication (for SI 70) (Tejas Networks) \n2.9   SWIP 696 on 6G use case Frugal Hologram (for SI 70) (Tejas Networks) \n\n\n\nLUNCH BREAK\n\n\n3.       New Items proposals /Contributions as received. \n3.1   SWIP 704 on TR update on enhancement of flexible UL/DL resource utilization (for SI 66) (CEWIT) \n3.2   SWIP 712 on Status Report for SI 73 \n3.3   SWIP 713 on Status Report for SI 74 \n\n\n\n  End of Day 1\n\n\n\nAGENDA DAY #2 \n  \n  \n\n\n\nDate\nTimings\nAgenda Items\n\n\n DAY #2: \n31st March 2021\n10:00 AM onwards \n  \nTea Break:  10:45 am to 11:00 am \n  \nLunch Break: 1:00 pm to 2:00pm\nNew Items proposals /Contributions as received (Continued..) \nAgenda Item 2.4 and 2.5 carried forward from Day 1 TP \n3.4   SWIP 711 on Status Report for SI 70 \n4.     Discussion on “SGN process” (Chair SGN)\n\n\n5.       Liaison Statements \n5.1  Carried Forward Liaison Statement: \nSummary of Email discussion initiated after last SGN TP#21 on Liaison Statement from ITU-R on “Working Document towards a draft new Report ITU-R M.[IMT.C-V2X]” \n5.2     Incoming Liaison Statements: \n5.2.1 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 2021. \n5.2.2 Invitation to update the information in the IMT2020 roadmap \n5.3     Outgoing Liaison Statement  \n5.3.1        Request for information on FS and FSS link parameters to WPC. \n5.3.2        Request for information on FS and FSS link parameters to  DOT & TEC. \n5.3.3        Request for information on FS and FSS link parameters to Ministry of I&B. \n5.3.4        Response to the questionnaire from WPC regarding Roadmap for use of Radio Frequency Spectrum in India during next 10 years. \n\n\n\n6.       Any Other Items: \n6.1      Summary of other email discussions from SGN TP meeting#21: \n6.1.1         ITU-R WWW Document: Contribution made to WP5D \n6.1.2         TSDSI IMs participation and contributions in 3GPP meetings and preparation of metrices \n6.1.3         Inputs to WPC on spectrum Roadmap: already sent as per 5.3.4 above. \n6.1.4         Approval of revised NIP and SWIP templates post review by SGSS \n6.2      Other items \n6.2.1         Contribution from Sirab Technologies (Observer Member) \n6.2.2         Report on Summary of SGN Technical workshop on “6G(Beyond 5G) an further course of action. \n6.2.3         3GPP Work/Study Item for Release 17 and 18. \n6.2.4         Update of supporters information in NIP 226\, NIP 253\, NIP 250. \n6.2.5          Contribution from Guest Member (M/s MMRFIC Technology Pvt Ltd). \n6.2.6          Contribution from Guest member (M/s Velmenni)
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/sgn-tp-meeting-4/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:TSDSI Event
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SUMMARY:Workshop on "Visible light for Broadband Communications: Current Research & Standardization" (March 25-26\, 2021: Online)
DESCRIPTION:IIIT Delhi Center of Excellence on LiFi supported by India-EU ICT Standardisation Cooperation Project is organizing a workshop on “Visible light for Broadband Communications: Current Research & Standardization” on 25-26 March 2021 from 9:30 AM IST onwards. \nThe two-day workshop will feature invited speakers from academia\, industry\, start-ups\, and government concerns\, both from India and the EU. Due to the ongoing pandemic situation\, the workshop will be held in a virtual-mode. \nBackground: \nA Center of Excellence (CoE) on LiFi has been established in IIIT Delhi under the purview of the India-EU ICT Standardisation Cooperation Project. As a part of this project\, the CoE will not only design relevant courses on LiFi\, but will also facilitate capacity building by supporting research collaborations and exchange of experts between India and the EU. To kickstart the activities of the CoE\, this workshop is being organized. \nAbout the Workshop: \nVisible Light Communication technology will be most useful in indoor environments as it will be able to provide large bandwidths. This will also be very useful for providing high bandwidth last mile connectivity in remote and rural areas. \nThis workshop will mainly focus on the requirements and challenges of deployment in such scenarios. The inputs gathered from the workshop will help in working out innovative solutions. The test bed will enable such innovations which can be contributed to standards. VLC has been proposed as Roadmap Item in TSDSI. \nSpeakers: \nMr. A K Mittal\, Advisor- Networks\, TSDSI \nProf. Anand Srivastava\, Professor (ECE)\, IIIT Delhi \nDr. Ashish Pandharipande\, Signify (Philips Lighting)\, Eindhoven\, Netherlands \nMr. Deepak Solanki\, Founder and CEO\, Velmenni \nDr. Gourab Ghatak\, Assistant Professor\, IIIT Delhi \nDr. Hani Kanaan\, CEA-LETI\, France \nDr. Majid Safari\, University of Edinburgh\, United Kingdom \nMr. Subhas Mondal\, Governing Council Member\, TSDSI (Wipro Fellow and Chief Architect – 5G) \nDr. Vivek Bohara\, Associate Professor\, IIIT Delhi \nDr. Volker Jungnickel\, Fraunhofer-Institut für Nachrichtentechnik\, Heinrich-Hertz-Institut (HHI)\, Berlin\, Germany \nProf. Zabih Ghassemlooy\, Northumbria University\, United Kingdom \nTSDSI Expert for Policy and Standardization (TBD) \nSchedule: March 25-26\, 2021 9:30 AM IST Onwards \nVenue: Online \nParticipation: Participation in the conference is by prior registration at link here http://bit.ly/30LBMPZ \nFor more details about the workshop click https://vlbc.iiitd.edu.in/
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/workshop-on-visible-light-for-broadband-communications-current-research-standardization/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Partnerships
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210315T100000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210316T160000
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SUMMARY:SGSS TP Meeting (March 15-16\, 2021: Online)
DESCRIPTION:Draft Agenda: \nDay 1 \n\n\n\nDate\nTimings\nTrack #1\n\n\nDAY #1: \n15th Mar\, 2021\n1000 – 1130\nSGSS Session 1: \n1.     Welcome\, Introductions and Approval of Agenda \n2.     Readout TSDSI IPR Policy \n3.     Approval of MoM of 17th – 18th December 2020 SGSS TP \n4.     Approval of MoM of 10th March 2021 SGSS FCC \n5.     Follow-up on the Actions from last SGSS TP \n6.     Announcement for Release of \nTSDSI TR 6007 V1.0.0 (Drone Communication Services Support in Cellular Network) \nTSDSI TR 6008 V1.0.0 (Smart IoT Communication: Context Specific Data Pruning in Smart IoT Applications) \n7.     Update on new NIP/SWIP templates \n8.     Discussion on contribution (SWIP 706) – Common User Profile Format (SI 76)\n\n\nBio Break: 11:30 – 11:45\n\n\nSGSS Session 2:\n\n\n1145 – 1300\n9. Discussion on contribution on PPDR (SWIP 707) – (Study of technical aspects for deployment of a pan-India Broadband PPDR network bas3ed on PS-LTE and 5G technology) (SI 86)+-\n\n\nLunch Break 1300 to 1400\n\n\nSGSS Session 3:\n\n\n1400 – 1600\n10. Discussion on contribution (SWIP 708) – Indian Languages for Financial transaction and Application (SI 67) \n11. SGSS Strategy update by the leadership\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n12. Discussion on contribution (SWIP 710) – Rural Broadband Architecture (SI 85) \n13. Discussion on contribution (SWIP 709) – Communications Requirements and Recommendations for the Energy Sector  (SI 87)\n\n\n\nDay 2 \n\n\n\nDate\nTimings\nTrack #1\n\n\nDAY #2: \n16th Mar\, 2021\n1000 – 1130\nSGSS Session 4: \n1.     Discussion on contribution (SWIP 705) – Need of Post Quantum Cryptography in 5G Networks (SI 78) \n2.     Discussion on NIP 261 – User Device Data Protection\n\n\nBio Break: 11:30 – 11:45\n\n\nSGSS Session 5:\n\n\n1145 -1300\n3.      Discussion on Cloud Interop. & Portability Standards (WI1- NIP197) \n4.     Discussion on NIP 260 – Road Test Comparison of 5Gi vs 5G \n5.      Release Note: TSDSI TR 6008 V1.0.0 (Smart IoT Communication: Context Specific Data Pruning in Smart IoT Applications)\n\n\n\nLUNCH BREAK 1:30 PM – 2:15 PM\n\n\n\nSGSS Session 6:\n\n\n\n1415 – 1600\n6.     Any other NIPs \n7.     Any another item
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/sgss-tp-meeting-4/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:TSDSI Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210225T100000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210225T130000
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SUMMARY:TSDSI Governing Council Meeting #32 (February 25\, 2021: Online)
DESCRIPTION:Agenda has been shared with the members.
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/tsdsi-governing-council-meeting-32/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:TSDSI Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210128T100000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210129T160000
DTSTAMP:20210129T050156Z
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SUMMARY:SGN Technical Planery (January 28-29\, 2021: Online)
DESCRIPTION:Draft Agenda:\nAGENDA DAY #1 \n\n\n\nDate\nTimings\nAgenda Items\n\n\nDAY #1: \n28th January 2021\n10:00 am to \n04:00 pm\n1.       SG – Networks e-Meeting Morning Session: \n1.1   Welcome\, Introductions and Approval of Agenda \n1.2   Read out the IPR policy of TSDSI \n1.3   Approval of Minutes of Meeting held on 28th & 29th May 2020 \n1.4   Approval of Minutes of Meeting held on 7th & 8th September 2020.( Minutes and comments received ) \n1.5     Approval of Minutes of Meeting held on 14th & 15th December 2020. \n\n\n\nTEA BREAK\n\n\n2.       Summaries of Email Discussions from the December 2020 TP: \n2.1   NIP 226/WI1-NIP226 on Extension of Broadcast offload (Saankhya Labs) SWIP 698 (Email Chain) \n2.2   NIP 248/WI1-NIP248 on Evaluation of the existing Relay/IAB architecture in 3GPP 4G LTE/5G NR Networks and Standardization of a new generic and flexible Relay/IAB Architecture along with the associated protocols (IIT-B) SWIP 700 \n2.3   NIP 258/WI1-NIP258 on Characterization of E-band for 4G/5G Backhaul & Rural Broadband. (Astrome) Updated NIP (Email Chain) [will be taken up on Day 2] \n2.4   NIP 249/SI 79 on NB-IoT Performance Assessment for Metering and SCADA(Sensorise) SWIP 699  (Email Chain) \n2.5   NIP 257/SI 81 on Virtualization for Open-Disaggregated RAN (Sooktha)  SWIP 697 (Email Chain) \n2.6   NIP 253 on UAV Assisted C-RAN for 5G and beyond (IIT-KGP) [Proponent requested to defer this item to the next meeting] \n2.7  NIP 250on Bandwidth aggregation for 5G TV Broadcast from the co-located UEs: A physical layer prospective with FeMBMS and downlink broadcast control channel (IIT-KGP) [Proponent requested to defer this item to the next meeting] \n2.8 NIP 259 on MC-IOT Standard Proposal for channel BW below 100 kHz (Lekha wireless) (Email Chain) \n\n\n\nLUNCH BREAK\n\n\n3.       Carried Forward Items: \n3.1   NIP 252 on EPON based back-hauling in 4G/5G networks to reduce hand-off latency (IIT-KGP) \n3.2   Technical Proposal for Deployment Option-6 as a 5G NR SA mode (WI1-NIP224) (Reliance Jio) \n3.3   Fixed and Mobile Convergence with 5G Core (WI1-NIP227) (WIPRO) \n4.       New Items Proposals/Contributions as received. \n4.1 SWIP 694 on Flexible resource utilization in IAB networks with in-band full duplex (for SI 66) \n4.2 SWIP 695 on 6G use case Authenticated Holographic Communication (for SI 70) \n 4.3 SWIP 696 on 6G use case Frugal Hologram (for SI 70) \n4.4 SWIP 701 on Draft Followup LS for SI 73 and SI 74 \n4.5 SWIP 702 on SI 73 Status Report \n4.6 SWIP 703 on SI 74 Status Report \n\n\n\nEnd of Day 1\n\n\n\nAGENDA DAY #2 \n\n\n\nDate\nTimings\nAgenda Items\n\n\nDAY #2: \n29th January 2021\n10:00 AM \nonwards\n4. New Items/Contributions as received (Continued..)\n\n\n5.       Liaison Statements \n5.1   Summary of Email discussion initiated after last SGN TP on Liaison Statemnent from ITU-R on “Working Document towards a draft new Report ITU-R M.[IMT.C- V2X]” (SGN Chair/Reliance Jio) \n5.2   Incoming Liaison Statements \n5.3   Outgoing Liaison Statement \n\n\n\n6.       Any Other Items: \nSummary of Email discussions from December TP: \n6.1   ITU-R WWW Document (Secretariat)Email Chain \n6.2  TSDSI IMs participation and contributions in 3GPP meetings and preparation of metrices. (Secretariat): (Email chain) \n6.3   Next SGN Technical workshop on “Beyond 5G/6G” scheduled on 18th February 2021. \n(SGN Chair) (Draft Agenda\, For Information) (Email Chain) \nOther Items \n6.4 Inputs to WPC on spectrum Roadmap (Email Chain) \n6.5 Approval of revised NIP and SWIP templates post review by SGSS  (Email Chain)\n\n\nEnd of Day 2 ( Requesting the participants to please fill the Feedback form  https://tsdsi.in/feedback-form/ )
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/sgn-technical-planery-5/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:TSDSI Event
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SUMMARY:TSDSI General Body Meeting #15 (January 20\, 2021: Online)
DESCRIPTION:Agenda has been shared with the members.
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/tsdsi-general-body-meeting-15/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:TSDSI Event
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