Program
September 19, 2022 |
September 20, 2022 |
September 21, 2022 |
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Opening (13:10-13:40) |
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| September 19, 2022 | ||
| On-site Registration (11:00 - 12:00) | ||
| Lunch (12:00 - 13:00) | ||
| Opening Session (13:10 - 13:40) Dritan Nace (FR), Jacek Rak (PL), Artur Tomaszewski (PL), Philippe Bonnifait (FR) |
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| Technical Session I - Theory of Network Resilience (13:40 - 15:00) Chair: Amaro de Sousa (PT) |
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On the Complexity of Disaster-Aware Network Extension Problems (FP, 13:40-14:10) Balazs Vass (HU); Beata Nagy (HU); Balazs Branyi (HU); Janos Tapolcai (HU) |
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| 2. |
Non-Consensus Opinion Model with Byzantine Nodes (SP; 14:10-14:35) Xinhan Liu (NL); Massimo A. Achterberg (NL); Robert E. Kooij (NL) |
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A comparative study of linearization methods for Ordered Weighted Average (SP; 14:35-15:00)
Trang T.Q. Vo (FR); Viet Hung Nguyen (FR); Mourad Baiou (FR); Paul Weng (CN) |
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| Coffee Break (15:00 - 15:30) | ||
| TUTORIAL I (15:30 - 17:30) On the Application of Explainable Artificial Intelligence for Trusted Failure Management in Communication Networks Omran Ayoub (IT), Francesco Musumeci (IT) Chair: Jacek Rak (PL) |
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| Welcome Reception (18:30 - 19:30 ) (cocktail dinatoire), Hotel T’Aime, 70 Rue Pont Neuf, 60280 Margny le Compiègne | ||
| September 20, 2022 | ||
| Plenary Session I - 9:30-10:30 | ||
| Keynote Talk I - September 20, 2022 | ||
| Network Resilience: Stakes and Challenges Bertrand Decocq (Orange, FR) |
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Abstract
In this talk, after detailed explanations of network outages we met within Orange networks, we will give some statistics, based on ENISA figures, of the main root causes and their impacts in terms of customers lost hours (number of hours-of-service interruption * number of customers impacted). Lessons have been learnt since these outages, a zoom on 5G standards improvement will be done to show the main mechanisms that could be deployed in future mobile networks. But our networks will have to face new challenges in the years to come: (i) network complexity with 5G and virtualization concept introduction, (ii) higher verticals/services requirements in terms of availability, latency or reliability, (iii) critical infrastructures interdependencies increase and (iv) climate changes adaptation. Network resilience design must still be addressed internally by each network operator, but it is not sufficient anymore. A close coordination with other stakeholders is required. This talk will end with some key questions that could be solved through operations research or artificial intelligence techniques.
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Biography Bertrand Decocq is working in Orange since 1997 after a PhD in Computer Science and Operations Research, and ENSIIE engineering school. Bertrand is team and project manager and is a member of Orange expert community on future networks. He started to work on mobile network resilience in 2014 and is now working with a chair of Centrale Supelec on "Risks and Resilience of Complex Systems" dealing mainly with interdependencies between critical infrastructures from resilience and maintenance perspectives. He is also in charge of a partnership with EDF R&D on cross resilience between energy and telecommunication networks. |
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| Coffee Break (10:30 - 11:00) | ||
| Technical Session II - Resilience of Optical Networks (11:00 - 12:30) Chair: Michal Pioro (PL) |
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Spatially-Jointed Flexible Waveband Routing Optical Networks Adopting Shared Path Protection (FP, 11:00-11:30) Ryuji Munakata (JP); Yojiro Mori (JP); Suresh Subramaniam (US); Masahiko Jinno (JP); Hiroshi Hasegawa (JP) |
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Delayed Squeezed Dedicated Path Protection in Spectrally-Spatially Flexible Optical Networks (SP; 11:30-11:55) Piotr Lechowicz (PL); Aleksandra Knapinska (PL); Krzysztof Walkowiak (PL) |
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Traffic-aware Dedicated Path Protection in Elastic Optical Networks (SP; 11:55-12:20)
Roza Goscien (PL) |
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| Lunch (12:30 - 13:30) | ||
| Technical Session III - Resilience of Virtualized Systems (13:30 - 15:00) Chair: Balazs Vass (HU) |
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On joint primary and backup controllers placement optimization against node-targeted attacks (FP, 13:30-14:00) Michal Pióro (PL); Mariusz Mycek (PL); Artur Tomaszewski (PL); Amaro F. de Sousa (PT) |
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An Efficient Heuristic for the Virtual Network Function Reconfiguration Problem (FP; 14:00-14:30) Hanane Biallach (FR); Mustapha Bouhtou (FR); Dritan Nace (FR); Mohamed Salah Mimouna (FR) |
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BGP Anomaly Detection by the mean of Updates Projection and Spatio-temporal Auto-encoding (Invited, 14:30-15:00) Doris Fejza (Heudiasys, UTC, FR), Anthony Lambert (Orange, FR) |
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| Coffee Break (15:00 - 15:30) | ||
| TUTORIAL II (15:30 - 17:30) A Tutorial on Resilience in Smart Grids Armin Stocker (DE), Hermann De Meer (DE) Chair: Jacek Rak (PL) |
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| Guided tour of the city (18:30 - 19:30 )
Appointment place: City hall square at 18h30 (28 Pl. de l'Hôtel de ville, 60200 Compiègne) |
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| Gala Dinner (20:00 - ) in Pierrefonds Transfer by car. Departure at 19h40 from City hall square. |
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| September 21, 2022 | ||
| Plenary Session II - 9:30-10:30 | ||
| Keynote Talk II - September 21, 2022 | ||
| Impact of Software Availability on System Reliability Carmen Mas-Machuca (Technical University of Munich, DE) |
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Abstract
The increasing importance of programmability for control and data planes of modern so-called softwarized communication networks together with the operators’ requirements to support open source software, demand for a new framework to model and evaluate the dependability of the software modules. Programmability in softwarized networks such as SDN controller or P4 switches, posing stringent requirements on the availability and continuity of the software processes. Moreover, the increasing use of open source software with a huge number of contributors makes it extremely difficult to control and assess the quality of the code. This talk gives an overview of the framework to evaluate the software availability and how this availability can be included in system dependability studies such as data centers.
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Biography Carmen Mas-Machuca (Senior Member, IEEE) received the Dipl.-Ing. degree (master’s) from the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, UPC, Spain, in 1995, and the Dr.-Ing. Degree (Ph.D.) from the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, EPFL, Switzerland, in 2000. She is currently Privat Dozent/Adjunct Teaching Professor with the Chair of Communication Networks, Technical University of Munich (TUM), Germany. She has published more than 150 peer-reviewed articles. Her main research interests include techno-economic studies, network planning and resilience, SDN/NFV optimization problems, and next generation converged access networks. She is currently ONDM'23 TPC Co-Chair, NetSoft’22 TPC Co-Chair, IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON NETWORK AND SERVICE MANAGEMENT (IEEE TNSM) Associate Co-Editor of the Special Issue on ‘‘Design and Management of Reliable Communications” and Guest Editor of IEEE COMMAG Feature topic on "Techno-Economic Analysis of Telecommunications Systems". |
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| Coffee Break (10:30 - 11:00) | ||
| Technical Session IV - Survivability Strategies (11:00 - 12:20) Chair: Dritan Nace (FR) |
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VNFs reconfiguration in 5G networks (SP; 11:00-11:25)
Kristina Kumbria (FR); Dritan Nace (FR); Denis Demko (AL); Artur Tomaszewski (PL); Mustapha Bouhtou (FR); Hanane Biallach (FR) |
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Near Optimal Network Design for Path Pair Availability Guarantees (FP; 11:25-11:55) Dorabella Santos (PT); Lucia Martins (PT); Teresa Gomes (PT); Rita Girao-Silva (PT) |
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Federated-Learning-Assisted Failure-Cause Identification in Microwave Networks (SP; 11:55-12:20)
Tara Tandel (IT); Omran Ayoub (CH); Francesco Musumeci (IT); Claudio Passera (IT); Massimo Tornatore (IT) |
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| Closing Session (12:20 - 12:40) Dritan Nace (FR), Jacek Rak (PL), Artur Tomaszewski (PL) |
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| Lunch (12:40 - 13:30) | ||