EUK-01-2016
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EUJ-01-2016 — 5G – Next Generation Communication Networks
Joint Calls with Japan and South Korea - international approach
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EUK-02-2018 — 5G
Building on the outcomes of previous joint call on 5G R&I (where the main output of the work was a proof of concept for an interoperability/architecture framework which demonstrates a possible way forward for the needed definition of the interoperability specifications) the focus of 2018 call is on large scale demonstrations and trials towards 5G applications (strong aspect is hrmonization for 5G standards and spectrum.
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ICT-06-2014 — Smart optical and wireless network technologies
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EUJ call is more about general 5G concepts requirements and characteristics. ICT-06 about specific aspects of wireless and optical networks.
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ICT-14-2014 — Advanced 5G Network Infrastructure for the Future Internet
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EUJ call is more about general 5G concepts requirements and characteristics. ICT-14 about shorter-term aspects of radio communication and/or network architecture
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EUJ-02-2018 — 5G and beyond
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Building on the outcomes of previous phases of 5G R&I (where enphasis was on developing common positions, standards and interoperable systems for critical networks and computing platforms), the main goal of 2018 call is to evaluate in real setup innovative end-to-end 5G systems. Most of the work will be on large scale demonstrations and trials towards 5G applications and also start working on enabling technologies for beyond 5G
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ICT-17-2018 — 5G End to End Facility
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EUK Collaboration with South Korea; evaluation of innovative end-to-end 5G systems built on the outcomes of previous phases of the 5G R&I
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ICT-19-2019 — Advanced 5G validation trials across multiple vertical industries
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EUJ Cooperation with Japan based on demonstrations and trials and demonstrations of systems
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View on F&T portalRecently, 5G has been subject of intensive research and development actions in many regions in the world. The republic of Korea has launched an ambitious set of projects (e.g. Giga-Korea project) towards early deployment by 2020. Beyond regional developments, a certain level of technological convergence at an early stage during the research phases is considered beneficial to ensure future consensus on global standards, timeline or spectrum usage. Similarly, global convergences at use case and applicability levels of future 5G networks are considered useful.
A key challenge will be to avoid and overcome the fragmentation of multiple initiatives to address technologies with similar characteristics, use case potential thus fostering global interoperability and wide spread adoption.
Scope
Research and Innovation Actions
It covers technology demonstration that addresses and demonstrates feasibility of an integrated architectural approach towards heterogeneous accesses (with emphasis on mmWave access including RF/Antenna, Relay, Base stations and Terminals), high capacity/resilient backhaul, an evolved packet core implemented through NFV/SDN based core functions, high precision/integrity positioning techniques for advanced location based services/timing and satellite communication and navigation technologies where appropriate.
The setup of the demonstration should allow to show the principle support of specific requirements of vertical sectors, though not at the stage of a large scale implementation. Most challenging 5G characteristics should be targeted for the technology demonstration, for instance latency in the ms range, capability to serve very dense user environments without loss of performance (such as throughput or energy consumption), capability to provide various network functions (e.g., mobile core, heterogeneous fixed and mobile access convergence, satellite, virtualization, orchestration), capability to support high precision/integrity ubiquitous location based services and timing, capability to support various types of IoT, and interoperability between them. Furthermore, the capability should be demonstrated to efficiently provide ubiquitous 5G services.
The main output of the work is a proof of concept for an interoperability/architecture framework which demonstrates a possible way forward for the needed definition of the interoperability specifications, that future 5G products have to achieve, and towards related standardisation activities for existing and new interfaces.
Prototype installations and proof of concept are expected to be implemented and demonstrated in the context of the 2018 Olympic Games of Pyungchang.
The Commission considers that proposals requesting a contribution from the EU of EUR 3 million would allow this specific challenge to be addressed appropriately. Nonetheless, this does not preclude submission and selection of proposals requesting other amounts.
Expected Impact:- Contribution to the definition of a 5G interoperability architectural framework
- Contribution to the identification of key interfaces to standardise
- Contribution to the integration framework towards access and core
- Support to related standardisation activities (e.g. 3G PP)
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A total of 9 proposals were submitted in response to this call. The breakdown per topic is as follows:EUK-01-2016: 4EUK-02-2016: 4EUK-03-2016: 1
Opening date: 2015-10-20 (10 years ago)
Closing date: 2016-01-19 (10 years ago)
Procedure: single-stage
Budget: 3,000,000
Expected grants: not specified
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14 Aug 2015 · est.
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20 Oct 2015
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19 Jan 2016
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19 Sep 2016 · est.
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