FIA-NP: Collaborative Research: The Next-Phase MobilityFirst Project - From Architecture and Protocol Design to Advanced Services and Trial Deployments

FIA-NP：协作研究：下一阶段 MobilityFirst 项目 - 从架构和协议设计到高级服务和试验部署

基本信息

批准号：
1345300
负责人：
Arun Venkataramani
金额：
$ 135万
依托单位：
University of Massachusetts Amherst
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
Cooperative Agreement
财政年份：
2014
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2014-05-01 至 2019-04-30
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=1345300&HistoricalAwards=false
关键词：
FIA NP Collaborative Research Next

项目摘要

The Next-Phase MobilityFirst (MF) project aims to have a major impact on the architecture of the future Internet by re-architecting it to address the needs of emerging mobile platforms and applications. Adoption of technologies arising from this project may be expected to provide improved efficiency, security and robustness that would benefit both network operators and end-users of the Internet. This project, originally funded as a collaborative research effort under the NSF Future Internet Architecture (FIA) program (2010-13) in which the MF architecture was designed over the past 3 years, is centered on a new name-based service layer which serves as the narrow-waist of the protocol; this name-based services layer makes it possible to build advanced mobility-centric services in a flexible manner while also improving security and privacy properties. The architecture incorporates novel storage-aware routing techniques which provide significant improvements in mobile network capacity and functionality. The next phase of the MobilityFirst project is aimed at making the transition from early-stage architecture and prototyping to advanced real-world services and trial network deployments. The research and experimental trials agenda is aimed at validating and refining the core name service, routing, security and management components of the MF architecture, while also responding to emerging trends in network technology and services such as the cellular mobile data explosion, the growth of content, the emergence of cloud computing, and software-defined network (SDN) technology. Intellectual Merit: This project includes several research thrusts aimed at transitioning the MobilityFirst architecture to advanced services and field deployable technology. These include: (1) advanced name-based network services and development of enhanced global name service (GNS) technology; (2) network security and privacy designs and enhancements; (3) design of advanced content services; (4) application of MobilityFirst protocols to next-generation mobile cloud computing; (5) design of advanced context-aware services; (6) technical and economic study of cellular-Internet convergence; (7) software-defined network (SDN) ready protocol design; and (8) technology platforms, router implementation and deployment strategies. These research thrusts will be informed by three distinct real-world network environment trials: a "mobile data services" trial with a wireless ISP (5Nines) in Madison; WI; a "content production and delivery network" trial involving several public broadcasting stations in Pennsylvania connected by a greenfield optical network called PennREN; and a "context-aware public service" weather emergency notification system (CASA) with end-users in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. These network environment trials are the centerpiece of the proposed project, and are expected to provide a firm basis for validation of the MobilityFirst protocol stack and its usefulness for developing advanced mobile, content, context and cloud applications, while also advancing the technology to the field-deployment stage. Expected outcomes from the project include research results on security, privacy, content/context/cloud services and SDN; MobilityFirst protocol stack software revisions; router technology implementations; multiple real-world trial deployments of the technology; and experimentally supported evaluations of the architecture. This project is a collaborative effort involving Rutgers, UMass, MIT, Duke, U Michigan, U Wisconsin, and U Nebraska with the participation of several industrial research and network environment trial partners.Broader Impacts: The MobilityFirst project will have impact as a new approach to a future Internet that by design addresses mobility and mobile platforms, and as an enabler of new mobile Internet applications of social value such as context-aware emergency notification services. The release of open source protocol software may be expected to help to stimulate further experimental research on future Internet architectures across the networking community. The project also contributes to education and training in the key areas of Internet and mobile network technology.

下一期MobilityFirst（MF）项目旨在通过重新构造它来满足新兴移动平台和应用程序的需求，从而对未来互联网的体系结构产生重大影响。可能有望通过该项目产生的技术提供提高的效率，安全性和鲁棒性，这将使网络运营商和互联网的最终用户受益。该项目最初由NSF未来互联网架构（FIA）计划（2010-13）作为合作研究工作，其中MF架构是在过去的3年中设计的，它以新的基于名称的服务层为中心作为协议的窄腰；此基于名称的服务层使得以灵活的方式构建以高级移动性服务的形式，同时也可以改善安全性和隐私属性。该体系结构结合了新颖的存储感知路由技术，可在移动网络容量和功能方面进行重大改进。 MobilityFirst项目的下一个阶段旨在使从早期架构和原型化到先进的现实世界服务和试用网络部署的过渡。研究和实验试验议程旨在验证和完善MF架构的核心名称服务，路由，安全和管理组件，同时还响应网络技术和服务的新兴趋势，例如蜂窝移动数据爆炸，增长，增长内容，云计算的出现以及软件定义的网络（SDN）技术。知识分子优点：该项目包括几项旨在将移动性的架构转换为高级服务和现场可部署技术的研究推力。其中包括：（1）基于高级名称的网络服务和增强全球名称服务（GNS）技术的开发；（2）网络安全和隐私设计和增强；（3）高级内容服务的设计；（4）将MobilityFirst协议应用于下一代移动云计算；（5）高级上下文感知服务的设计；（6）细胞互联网收敛的技术和经济研究；（7）软件定义的网络（SDN）就绪协议设计；（8）技术平台，路由器实施和部署策略。这些研究推力将通过三个不同的现实网络环境试验来告知：麦迪逊的无线ISP（5Nines）的“移动数据服务”试验； wi;一项“内容生产和交付网络”试验，涉及宾夕法尼亚州的几个公共广播电台，该广播电台由Greenfield光学网络连接，称为Pennren；以及与达拉斯/沃思堡地区的最终用户的“上下文感知的公共服务”天气紧急通知系统（CASA）。这些网络环境试验是拟议项目的核心，有望为验证MobilityFirst协议堆栈及其用于开发高级移动，内容，上下文和云应用程序的有用性提供牢固的基础，同时也将技术推进了现场 - 部署阶段。该项目的预期结果包括有关安全性，隐私，内容/上下文/云服务和SDN的研究结果； MobilityFirst协议堆栈软件修订；路由器技术实施；该技术的多次现实试验部署；以及实验支持的体系结构评估。该项目是涉及罗格斯（Rutgers），UMass，MIT，Duke，U Michigan，U Wisconsin和U Nebraska的合作努力，与几个工业研究和网络环境试验合作伙伴的参与。对于未来的互联网，设计解决了移动性和移动平台，并作为新的移动互联网应用程序的推动者，例如上下文感知的紧急通知服务。可以期望开源协议软件的发布有助于刺激对整个网络社区的未来互联网体系结构的进一步实验研究。该项目还有助于互联网和移动网络技术的关键领域的教育和培训。