EUJ-02-2018
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EUJ-01-2016 — 5G – Next Generation Communication Networks
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ICT-07-2017 — 5G PPP Research and Validation of critical technologies and systems
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ICT-18-2018 — 5G for cooperative, connected and automated mobility (CCAM)
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ICT-21-2018 — EU-US Collaboration for advanced wireless platforms
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ICT-22-2018 — EU-China 5G Collaboration
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EUK-02-2018 — 5G
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ICT-20-2019-2020 — 5G Long Term Evolution
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ICT-08-2017 — 5G PPP Convergent Technologies
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ICT-42-2020 — 5G PPP – 5G core technologies innovation
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ICT-41-2020 — 5G PPP – 5G innovations for verticals with third party services
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ICT-06-2014 — Smart optical and wireless network technologies
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ICT-14-2014 — Advanced 5G Network Infrastructure for the Future Internet
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View on F&T portalThe next phase of 5G activities running during the 2018-20 period covers both in EU and in Japan, technologies and systems demonstrations and trials. The challenge is hence to demonstrate technologies and system interoperability for 5G applications of interest in the two regions in early version of the IMT-2020 standards, but also to go further to address long-term challenges beyond 5G.
The overall goal is to evaluate in real setup innovative end-to-end 5G systems built on the outcomes of previous phases of the 5G R&I. The optimisation of the frequency bands and their usage with different coverage requirements as well as the validation of geographic interoperability are key targets.
Scope
The proposals should address one of the two following areas:
1) Large-scale demonstrations and trials towards 5G applications: The objective is to research, develop and test technologies to enable applications developers and researchers to take advantage of the 5G integrated access/core network infrastructures and testbeds in Europe and Japan, in order to showcase the adaptability of the latest 5G systems, technologies and early version of the IMT-2020 standards.
The area of large-scale demonstrations and trials towards 5G applications, should showcase the adaptability of the 5G infrastructure to the 5G KPI's and the use of the integrated environment to contribute to global R&D and standardization efforts of 5G systems by having an open environment for the trials.
The focus should be on trials and demonstrations of 5G applications in the use cases of Enhanced Mobile Broadband (eMBB) and Broadband Access in Dense Areas. Typical applications scenarios could cover, but are not limited to, mobile 3D immersive experience, ultra high definition live video and HD video sharing in crowded environments. Typical test/demonstration environments will include high user density shopping malls, stadiums and open crowded streets.
To try out highly innovative solutions targeting new opportunities which will emerge with the worldwide deployment of 5G ecosystems, the participation of industry from both regions, and particularly SMEs, is key.
2) Joint research on enabling technologies for beyond 5G: 5G mobile technology is expected to handle a fully mobile and connected society. The demands for this are characterized by the tremendous growth in connectivity and data traffic density/volume as well as the required multi-layer densification to enable this. Beyond 5G should further support such trend.
Focus should be towards the enormous capacities foreseen to be needed in the backhaul and fronthaul networks to carry the traffic, as fibre-optic networks, may not be an option everywhere. A viable alternative in such cases is to use radio-based backhaul/fronthaul links in the millimeter or sub-millimeter wave bands to support super high rate applications, > 100 Gb/s, and targeting use new of very high frequency, notably spectrum > 275 GHz.
The goal is for an alternative transmission system occupying bandwidths as large as several tens of GHz to allow the realization of such high data rates with less complexity in the baseband.
Communication system and networks using both of advanced optical/photonic technologies and radio technologies should be expected for Beyond 5G.
The Commission considers that proposals requesting a contribution from the EU up to EUR 1.5 million would allow each area to be addressed appropriately. Nevertheless this does not preclude submission and selection of proposals requesting other amounts.
Expected Impact:- Large-scale joint demonstrators converging towards open 5G applications.
- Global interoperability demonstrations for 5G networks.
- Support of common standardisation roadmaps for 5G starting with 3GPP Release14, including coordinated and common standards in the SDN/NFV domain. Standardization impact through EU and Japanese research efforts are addressed through H2020 as well as 5GPF (5G Promotion Forum) and should also be relevant in the context of the 5G spectrum process for WRC-19
- Joint contributions to global 5G specifications for IMT-2020 in relevant organisations (e.g. 3GPP, ITU-R), especially in view of 5G phase 2 standardisation (beyond eMBB) and spectrum harmonization for IMT-2020.
- Open new prospects for wireless technologies in terms of applications and use of novel spectrum.
- Relevant results for wireless links in the millimeter or sub-millimeter wave bands in support of the identification of frequency bands above 275 GHz for use by administrations for the land-mobile and fixed services applications for WRC-19 agenda item 1.15.
News flashes
An overview of the evaluation results (called 'Flash Call Info') of the topics EUJ-01-2018 andEUJ-02-2018is now available under section Topic conditions and documents - Additional documents.
A total of16 'Research and Innovation Action (RIA)' proposals have been submitted in response to the H2020-EUJ-2018 call. The number of proposalsper topic is shown below including the indicative budgetper topic:
EUJ-01-2018: 11 proposals (indicative budget:3 M€);
EUJ-00-2018:5 proposals (indicative budget:3 M€);
The evaluation of these proposals is underway and will be concluded by mid-April 2018. Applicants will be informed about the outcome of the evaluation end of April 2018.
Opening date: 2017-10-31 (8 years ago)
Closing date: 2018-01-31 (8 years ago)
Procedure: single-stage
Budget: 3,000,000
Expected grants: not specified
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