Smart University
Full Package
2 days
1 module
4 days
2 modules
1 on Sept. 22&23,
1 on Sept. 24&25
Smart University
and any combination
of e-Smart, Smart
Mobility & World e-ID
conferences
(Smart Event)
Standard
990
1485
1485
Early bird
up to June 15
800
1200
1200
Loyalty discount (1)
up to June 15
720
1090
1090
Associated partners
(2), sponsors,
exhibitors
720
1090
1090
Academics,
non profit
550
825
825
Full board
academics
& non profit
800 (3)
1325 (4)
1325 (4)
Full time
students (5)
300
600
600
Registration in Euros
Before vat
(+19.60% applicable
for European Community
Members)
The fees include the registration
in the training module(s), coffeebreaks and buffet-lunches, access
to the Smart University web
proceedings. Access to the web
proceedings of the e-Smart,
Smart Mobility and World e-ID
conferences is not included but is
proposed at €75 before
vat / conference instead of €115
before vat up to Sept. 25.
(1) Any participant to the previous editions of
Smart University and of e-Smart, Smart Mobility,
World e-ID conferences apply for the “Loyalty
discount” category.
(2) Associated partners include members from
Eurosmart, Java Card Forum, GlobalPlatform,
eForum, ETSI and any other endorsing
organisation.
(3) include 2 nights & dinners, Sept. 21 & 22 in
Mediagarden hotel ***
(4) include 4 nights & dinners, Sept. 21; 22, 23
& 24 in Mediagarden hotel ***
(5) Student card to be provided
Smart University is organized by Strategies Telecoms & Multimedia an officially registered training organisation.
Accommodation: view the list of hotels on www.smart-university.eu. One shuttle bus will drive you every
morning to the venue and drive back to your hotel every evening.
How to register
❏ on-line registration through our
e-commerce platform and secure payment
www.smart-university.eu
❏ by fax:
Strategies Telecoms & Multimédia
3, allée des Tilliers, 93100 Montreuil-sous-Bois, France
Fax n°: + 33 1 70 07 05 05
Valentine Treffel, Project Manager Smart
University is at your disposal to answer
any question you may have:
email: vtreffel@strategiestm.com
Cell: 33 6 87 70 09 99
The trainings will be held at the Agora Einstein Conference
Centre - 905, rue Albert Einstein - 06152 Valbonne,
France. An invitation together with all useful information
will be sent to you before the event.
This brochure is not a contractual document.
The Organizer reserves the right to change the program
or the identity of the speakers.
Further enrichments adjustments and updates may occur
on each module of Smart University.
Updated versions online: www.smart-university.eu
Organized by
Strategies Telecoms & Multimedia is an officially registered
training organisation (n°11930503193).
Smart University training programs are designed and held
by the following partner organizations:
INRIA (France) - CNAM (France) - University of Nice Sophia-Antipolis (France) - RFID Lab, University of Rome
« Sapienza » (Italy) - University of Milan (Italy) - UCL, Louvain-la-Neuve (Belgium) - École Supérieure
des Communications de Tunis - SUPCOM (Tunisia) - TU GRAZ (Austria) - University of Malaga (Spain)
City University of London (UK) - KU Leuven (Belgium) - University of Lille 1 (France) - CN RFID (France)
2009 Program
September 22-25, 2009 - Sophia-Antipolis, Côte d’Azur (France)
Smart Event 2009 program
5th edition
Strategic Partner
Institutional Partners
Media and Press Partners
Sponsor
www.smart-university.eu
Welcome to Smart University 2009
Smart University is an advanced educational programme dedicated to smart devices, contactless
technologies, electronic identity management, trusted mobile applications and other technologies
of a networked world.
Smart University addresses engineers, executives and every professional who need to update
and widen their knowledge in the latest IT technologies.
Our trainings are strongly technology-oriented and address project managers who need to
master the essential tools to use and develop these new technologies within their organizations.
Choose your module and let yourself be personnally advised by our teachers!
Each module ensures close connections with your markets, competitors, strategies, standards
and legal environment issues thanks to a dual approach: theory from high level academics and
case studies/testimonials from engineers and researchers belonging to the industry players.
The program consists of 9 tracks of 2 days according to a workshop format which enables time
for Q&A, discussions and a large interactivity between participants, teachers and lecturers. The
schedule of these modules allows participants to attend successively 1 or 2 modules of their
choice. For each track participants will receive at the end a diploma signed by the teachers and
certifying of their active participation to the course.
Smart University relies on over 30 European Universities, Schools, Institutes
and Labs, and is placed under the supervision of its Steering Committee:
Pr Ernesto Damiani
Damiani, Head of the
University of Milan’s Ph.D. School in
Computer Science, Italy
Pr George Spanoudakis
Spanoudakis, Director of
Software Engineering Group at City
University of London, UK
Pr Dr Jos Dumortier
Dumortier, Director, ICRI
Interdisciplinary Centre for Law
and Information & Communication
Technology, KU Leuven, Belgium
Pierre Paradinas
Paradinas, Director of Technology
Development at INRIA, Professor at
CNAM (Paris) and owns the chair of
« Embedded and Mobile Systems »
Dr Antonio Maña Gomez
Gomez, Professor,
Computer Science Department
University of Malaga, Spain
Richard Bricaire
Bricaire, Editorial Consultant,
Strategies Telecoms & Multimedia,
France
The modules are provided in various
locations through Europe (Sophia-Antipolis,
Paris and soon London, Brussels, Milan…).
The Sophia-Antipolis session is part of the
Smart Event 2009 agenda, the Innovation
Forum for Mobility and Trusted Technologies
& Services.
Smart University benefits:
➔ A mix of Academics’ lectures and
professionals’ expertise
➔ Practical session with live
experimentations
➔ An important networking opportunity
Smart University at a glance
September 22
September 23
September 24
September 25
MODULE 1:
Software Security Certification
Emesto Damiani
MODULE 2:
Near Field Communication (NFC)
Serge Miranda
MODULE 3:
Internet of things
Carlo Maria Medaglia
MODULE 6:
Long-Term Evolution (LTE)
Sami Tabbane
MODULE 4:
Java Card 3.0 Programming
Pierre Paradinas
MODULE 7:
Machine to Machine (MtoM)
David Simplot-Ryl
MODULE 8:
Technologies RFID
Jean-Claude Tételin
MODULE 9:
Management et applications RFID
Jean-Christophe Lecosse
Smart cards, RFID tags and pufs
MODULE 5: Is your smart hardware really secure ?
Jean-Jacques Quisquater
Module designed and coordinated by
Professor Ernesto Damiani, University of
Milan (Italy), Department of Information
Technologies.
Module 1
Software Security
Certification
Sept. 22 & 23 / 2 days
The stringent requirements in terms of software security of
mission critical platforms such as digital rights management,
telecommunication and automotive raised the need for
some form of security certification based on rigorous indepth system analysis conducted by independent, and
internationally recognized organizations. This analysis is
aimed at assessing the security level of software so that
each organization can choose the software product that
best meets its security requirements. Even though security
certifications have their application still restricted to a small
part of potential target systems, their diffusion is increasing
and it is likely that in a near future they will become a
prerequisite for many other industries.
Who should attend:
IT developers and architects, Security/IT managers, Systems
and Network administrators, researchers and academics.
What you will learn:
This module will start by reviewing past solutions to create a
standard for security certifications.
Then the training will focus on the problem of certifying IT
products at an international level. Finally, this module will
focus on discussing the application of security certifications
to OSS scenario and on setting up a virtual certification
facility for OSS in various applications scenarios, such as
DRM, telecommunication and embedded systems.
This module covers 3 main issues:
- How to create a standard for security certifications,
- The new environment and challenges of IT products
certification at an international level,
- Next security certification approaches and cases:
application to OSS scenario from there setting up of virtual
certification facility for OSS in DRM, telecommunications
and embedded systems scenarios.
Key topics:
Certification techniques - Common Criteria - VSE - Open
Source Software
SEPT. 22
SEPT. 23
9.30 am - 10.00 am
Module presentation:
introduction
Prof. Ernesto Damiani
Full Professor at
Department of
Information Technology,
Università degli Studi
di Milano
9.30 am - 10.00 am
Module presentation:
introduction
Prof. Ernesto Damiani
Full Professor at
Department of
Information Technology,
Università degli Studi
di Milano
10.00 am - 11.00 am
Introduction to formal
methods for software
certification: the role
of formal methods
Dieter Hutter
Principal Researcher,
German Research
Center for Artificial
Intelligence
10.00 am - 11.00 am
State of the art of the
software certification
techniques
by Volkmar Lotz
Research Program
Manager for Security
and Trust, SAP
Research
11.30 am - 12.30 am
VSE: Formal methods
meet industrial needs
Werner Stephan
Researcher, German
Research Center for
Artificial Intelligence
2.00 pm - 4.00 pm
Correct Design:
An introduction to
formal methods
Luis Barbosa
Associate Professor
at Departamento
de Informática,
Universidade do Minho
4.30 pm - 5.30 pm
Assurance policies for
large scale software
platforms
by Massimo Banzi
Telecom Italia
11.30 am - 12.30 am
Introduction to test
base certification on
open source platforms
Claudio Ardagna
Assistant Professor
at Department of
Information Technology,
Università degli Studi
di Milano
2.00 pm - 3.00 pm
Testing of securitycritical products based
on CC/FIPS standards
Jan de Meer
Head of Embedded
Systems Engineering,
Smart Space Lab
3.30 pm - 5.00 pm
Case studies: IFSA,
CCR-EAL
Chair Prof. Ernesto
Damiani, Università
degli Studi di Milano
Co-chair: Nabil El Ioni
5.00 pm - 5.30 pm
Discussion and lessons
learned
Chair Prof. Ernesto
Damiani, Università
degli Studi di Milano
Module designed and coordinated by
Serge Miranda, Professor, University
of Nice Sophia-Antipolis (France)
Module 2
Near Field
Communication (NFC)
Sept. 22 & 23 / 2 days
We entered the Mobile Internet era. Near Field Communication
(NFC) is a new short-range wireless connectivity technology
with high expectations for innovative information services
that emerged from the combination of contactless
identification (RFID Radio Frequency Identification) and cell
phones. NFC was launched on 2004 by Philips (NXP), Sony
and Nokia. NFC can be used with a large variety of devices
for touching connectivity: consumer electronics, mobile
devices, and PCs. Consumers will be able to easily access a
variety of services (payment, transport, travel, infotainment,
culture...) and conveniently exchange information with a
simple touch gesture utilizing NFC technology.
The NFC technology is revolutionizing the mobile services
world and you have to know its technical aspects to exploit
it today in your projects.
We will thus be able to use our cell phone as a method of
payment, virtual vouchers and transport tickets, couponing,
a cultural information point, a traceability or medical followup tool… Sky is the limit in terms of innovative services of
our digital future where they will be location-based and
touch-based!
You have an NFC development project and you want to
acquire the essential technical basis?
You want to know how your company can take advantage
of the last evolutions within a strategic vision?
Concrete proofs of concepts projects developed at the
university of Nice Sophia Antipolis in the MBDS Innovation
lab will illustrate this course.
Who should attend:
Marketing managers, Project managers, mobile operators,
service providers.
What will you learn:
This module aims to deal with the following topics: market
issues and forecasts, overview of major NFC deployments,
key technologies and standards, interoperability, architecture
and developments, applications & services, and academic
NFC projects.
Key topics:
Communicating objects - standards - architectures - industrial
overview
SEPT. 22
SEPT. 23
9.00 am - 12.30 am
Strategic vision on
wireless information
services of the
future integrating
communicating
objects (RFID , NFC,
captors/sensors, ...)
Serge Miranda,
Professor, University of
Nice Sophia Antipolis
9.00 am - 12.30 am
Architecture and
development
kits JAVA / J2ME
prerequesite
Thomas de Lazzari,
NFC Project Manager,
Winner (City Life
category) of the NFC
Awards in 2007 and
2nd in 2008 with the
TicketTap application
(OTA)
• Major trends:
BIP, TAG, AVI S, ...
• Convergence: IP,
Multimedia, mobiles
• Communicating
objects and their
integration in addedvalue information
services (fast and
simple): touch based
and location based
• 1DL live demos (art)
and videos on POC
projects developed at
the University of Nice
in the area of Health,
Travel, m-Payment,
fair trade and cars
2.00 pm - 5.30 pm
NFC standards
and NFC Forum
Thomas de Lazzari,
NFC Project Manager,
Winner (City Life
category) of the NFC
Awards in 2007 and
2nd in 2008 with the
TicketTap application (OTA)
• Radio Frequency
Identification (RFID )
NFC and Touch based
services from an
architectural point of
view
• NFC standards
comparison:
- Contactless 13,56Mhz,
Type A, B and Sony
- Mifare, Felica, Topaz
formats
• NFC market and
availability
• Complementarity with
Bluetooth
• Security SIM / Smart card
• Interoperability,
standards, GSM
association and ETSI
vision
• Development kits
(SDK) and JSR 257
• Development
platforms
• An application
development
example on the new
Nokia 6131
• Reading and Writing
an NFC tag
• Present issues in
NFC application
development
(certification...)
2.00 pm - 4.00 pm
Round table: The NFC
market in 2009 and
the Initiatives
Jean-Yves GRANGER
Chairman, FORUM DES
SERVICES MOBILES SANS
CONTACT, Stéphane
LEBAS, SFR, Jean-Luc
FRETARD, Extelia,
Vincent BERGE,
Mobile Distillery (TBC)
Moderator: Serge
MIRANDA
• NFC: New services
and integrators
• The future of NFC
by the key players
• The NFC market
in 2009
Module designed and coordinated by Carlo
Maria Medaglia, Professor, University of
Rome « Sapienza » (Italy)
Module 3
Building the Internet
of Things: from vision to
business opportunities
Sept. 22 & 23 / 2 days
The Internet of things becomes reality!
Its integration and its mastering will soon be an essential
competitiveness and differentiating factor for companies
and organizations.
Our work will define the key characteristics of the IoT as a
global network infrastructure, linking physical and virtual
objects through the exploitation of data capture and
communications capabilities. This infrastructure includes
existing and evolving Internet and network developments.
It will offer specific object-identification, sensor and
connection capability as the basis for the development of
independent federated services and applications.
These will be characterized by a high degree of autonomous
data capture, event transfer, network connectivity and
interoperability.
Who should attend:
Engineers, Project managers, Technical managers of System
Integrators, Service Providers, Telecoms Operators... as well
as Security, RFID, Standardization Experts.
What you will learn:
This module will deal with the following topics: key
technologies and standards, architecture and developments,
applications & services, market issues and forecasts,
overview of major IoT deployments, future IoT challenges.
By participating in this training you will acquire in-depth
knowledge on the challenges and latest advances of the
IoT as an operational network infrastructure, with the final
aim to leverage successfully the IoT in your activity.
Key topics:
Communicating objects - RFID - standards - architectures industrial overview
SEPT. 22
SEPT. 23
9.30 am - 12.30 am
Strategic vision on
IoT Key features
and services of the
future integrating
communicating
objects (RFID,
captors /sensors...)
Part I: Features and
architecture
Carlo Maria Medaglia,
Professor, University of
Rome « Sapienza »
KeyNote Speaker Peter
Friess – European
Commission (tbc)
9.00 am - 10.30 am
The EU-FP7 CASAGRAS
Project
Patrick Guillemin,
Strategy & New
Initiatives Director
/Cluster of European
Research Projects on
IoT Coordinator,
ETSI (tbc)
2.00 pm - 3.30 pm
Strategic vision on
IoT Key features
and services of the
future integrating
communicating
objects (RFID, captors
sensors...)
Part II: Services and
technological
issues / enablers
Alessandro Serbanati,
IOT Project Manager,
RFID Lab, University of
Rome « Sapienza »
4.00 pm - 5.30 pm
The IoT as a New
Business Opportunity :
The WideTAG Case
Study
Leandro Agro,
Co-Founder, WideTAG
11.00 am - 12.30 am
Technology
Challenges
(miniaturization,
nanotechnologies,
numbering naming
addressing spectrum
energy communication
protocols standards...)
Components
Challenges
(smart productsappliances, wireless
sensor networks,
intelligent devices,
ambient intelligence)
Sergio Gusmeroli,
Corporate Research
Director, TXT Solution
(tbc)
2.00 pm - 3.30 pm
Governance
Challenges
(scalability, (de-)
centralisation, privacy,
security and data
protection, EMF…)
Manfred Aigner,
Professor, TU GRAZ
4.00 pm - 5.30 pm
System Challenges
(system of systems,
interoperability,
mobility and nomadic
support, self properties,
pervasiveness,
accessibility…)
Business Challenges
(market analysis,
stakeholders,
customers, value
proposition, business
models...)
Marco Sgroi, Berkeley
WSN Lab
Module designed and coordinated by
Professor Pierre Paradinas, INRIA / CNAM
© INRIA - Photo C. Lebedinsky
Module 4
Java Card 3.0
Programming
Sept. 22 & 23 / 2 days
Java Card 3.0 specification introduces an important
improvement in the way smart card applications are
designed, developed, deployed, and integrated.
The new Java Card version 3.0 brings the Java programming
language features to the Java Card platform -support for
Java Servlet API, web applications...- while keeping its
advantages such as less memory, more security, persistence,
transactions, and firewall.
This new version includes a Connected Edition within
new support of network-oriented features which allows
supporting web application. The development tools are
more and more integrated or part of existing tools, it’s
allowing to a very large developer to adopt and deploy
application in these devices. With these enhancements
a new area will be open for Java Card and a new set of
applications.
Who should attend:
This session is dedicated to a large category of attendees,
from Java Card specialists who want a deep introduction
to the new specification to developers of Web application
within smart card, passing by Java programmers: Java and
Java Card developers, Developers, Technology Consultants,
Application architects, Technical managers…
What will you learn:
You will understand Java Card Specification and how to
program on Java Card 3.0, how to build, deploy, and run
web applications based on the Java Card 3.0 platform.
Key topics:
Java Card 3.0 - Smart Card Web Server - Security
Device at your disposal :
A JavaCard development tool kit will be offered by Oberthur
to all participants.
SEPT. 22
SEPT. 23
10.30 am - 12.30 am
Introduction
This introduction will
provide an overview of
smart card technology
and application to
attendees not involved
in the smart card arena.
Pierre Paradinas,
INRIA / CNAM
9.00 am - 10.30 am
The Java Card 3.0 Web
Application Model
Vincent Guérin,
Oberthur Technologies
2.00 pm - 3.45 pm
Java Card 3 Technology
(Session 1)
Samia Bouzefrane,
CNAM
- Java Card a part
of Java Technology
landscape
- Runtime Environment
Specification for the
Java Card Platform
- Java Servlet
Specification for the
Java Card Platform
- Application
Programming
Interface for the Java
Card Platform
- Virtual Machine
Specification for the
Java Card Platform
3.45 pm - 5.30 pm
Java Card 3 Technology
(Session 2)
Eric Vétillard, Trusted Labs
Java Card Security Model
- Security of Java
Card Platform 3.0 in
the context of Web
Applications
- Security requirements
of Java Card in current
specification
- Life cycle of a Java
Card Applet
- Java Card and MIDP
(Mobile Information
Device Profile)
5.30 - 6.00 pm
Review of material
and software for the
hands-on session of
the second day
- Smart card web server
and others standards:
Global Platform, OMA…
- Java Card 3.0 Platform :
things to know in web
context
- More about Web
Applications
- How to use Java Card
as an element of
a web deployed
application
10.45 am - 12.30 am
Deployment of
Java Card 3.0 Web
Applications
Vincent Guérin,
Oberthur Technologies
- Deployment of
Java Card 3.0 Web
Applications
2.00 pm - 5.00 pm
Hands-on session
Thierry Violleau,
Sun Microsystems
- Getting ready with
NetBeans and JavaCard
development kit
- Create a simple
Hello World and run
it using Reference
Implementation (RI)
with a few clicks
- Adding more Servlets
- Adding security
constraintsInteractions
with Users and Other
Servers
- Application Collaboration
- Using various new APIs
- Creating extended
Applets
- SIOs (Sharable
Interface Object)
- Interaction between
Extended and Web
using SIOs
M
Module designed and coordinated by
Jean-Jacques Quisquater, Head of the UCL
Crypto Group, University of
Louvain-la-Neuve (Belgium)
Module 5
Smart Cards, RFID tags
and pufs : Is your smart
hardware really secure ?
Sept. 24 & 25 / 2 days
Security is essential for smart card, RFID (contactless) and
PUF (Physical Unclonable Function) devices mainly from the
hardware and cryptographic views.
Hardware security is related to the problems of passive and
active attacks and cryptographic security is related to the
low resource requirements.
Physical devices are leaking information, including secret
keys, passwords, aso, and it is important to know why,
when and how to avoid it. Active attacks (faults) are also
very important and we will address it.
A large part of the module will be devoted to RFID security
and their applications including e-passports, tags for
commerce and identification.
The module will also give the new flavors from the main
conferences related to the security of secure devices,
including CHES, CARDIS, E-SMART, CRYPTO, EUROCRYPT, PKC,
FSE... with direct applications for the industry and the design
of secure devices including attacks and solutions against
recent applications.
Who should attend:
IT developers and architects, Security/IT managers, project
managers, researchers and academics.
What you will learn:
This module is mainly devoted to the hardware (physical)
and cryptographic security with a smooth side for software
security. We assume that trainees know a little bit about
smart cards (if no, contact us before the course, we will
send you an introduction to the field). The remaining parts
are self-containing.
An effective methodology to handle the main problems
will be described.
Key topics:
RFID security - cryptography - hardware
SEPT. 24
9.00 am - 12.30 am
Introduction to Security of Smart Cards
François Koeune, UCL,
Louvain-la-Neuve
2.00 pm - 5.30 pm
Advanced Security for Smart Cards:
from Theory to Practise
François-Xavier Standaert, UCL,
Louvain-la-Neuve
SEPT. 25
9.00 am - 12.30 am
RFID and Contactless Cards Security
Gildas Avoine, UCL,
Louvain-la-Neuve
2.00 pm - 3.30 pm
Introduction to the use of PUFs for Secure Key
Storage and Anti-Counterfeiting
Pim Tuyls, Philips
3.45 pm - 4.45 pm
A panel
Jean-Jacques Quisquater, Pim Tuyls and others
(tbc)
4.45pm - 5.30pm
Smart Cards, RFID, PUF and Cryptography:
Recent News about Security
Jean-Jacques Quisquater, Director
of UCL Crypto Group, UCL,
Louvain-la-Neuve
Module designed and coordinated by
Prof. Sami Tabbane, Associate Professor at
« École Supérieure des Communications de
Tunis » - SUPCOM (Tunisia)
Module 6
Long Term Evolution
(LTE): impacting mobile
technologies and services
Sept. 24 & 25 / 2 days
The evolution towards mobile broadband services combined
with the constraints related to the co-existence of multiple
networks and radio systems (GSM/GPRS, UMTS, WiFi,
Bluetooth, WiMAX …) have conducted to the LTE (Long Term
Evolution) standard that should succeed to UMTS.
This training session intends to present the main
characteristics of LTE standard as well as the motivations
and constraints (technique and market ones) that have
motivated its specification. A dedicated focus will be made
on the security aspects of LTE and on their impacts on the
development of new handsets, software platforms and
security software.
Academicals experts having for most of them experience
with the industry and experts working with operators who
are faced to the choices for new technologies and the
introduction of new services have been selected to conduct
this seminar.
Who should attend:
Anybody developing solutions or services relying on Wireless
Infrastructure : solutions Providers, Heads of Security from
various industries…
What you will learn:
The 2 days training will allow participants to acquire the
technical issues, from the hardware design to the services
integration in a multi-system environment but also get to
know the services market environment allowing identifying
the opportunities and potential of LTE system.
Key topics:
Standards - architecture - 4G - mobile communications
SEPT. 24
SEPT. 25
9.30 am - 11.00 am
Mobile networks
evolution towards
4G and LTE
Prof. Sami Tabbane,
Associate Professor
at the « École
Supérieure des
Communications de
Tunis » (SUPCOM)
9.30 am - 11.00 am
Security in LTE
Prof. Adel Bouhoula,
Associate Professor
at the « École
Supérieure des
Communications de
Tunis » (SUPCOM)
11.30 am - 12.30 am
Telecommunications
services and 3G
experience
Prof. Zied Choukaïr,
Associate Professor
at the « École
Supérieure des
Communications de
Tunis » (SUPCOM)
& Pierre Beaufils,
CEO, Greenwich
Consulting
2.00 pm - 3.30 pm
LTE radio interface :
technologies
introduced in 4G
Prof. Mohamed Siala,
Associate Professor
at the « École
Supérieure des
Communications de
Tunis » (SUPCOM)
4.00 pm - 5.00 pm
Hardware and
electronic circuits
in LTE
Prof. Adel Ghazel,
Associate Professor
at the « École
Supérieure des
Communications de
Tunis » (SUPCOM)
11.30 am - 12.30 am
Operators’ constraints
for LTE introduction
Olivier Delclos,
Consultant for
Greenwich Consulting
2.00 pm - 3.30 pm
Mobility
management in the
LTE environment
Prof. Sami Tabbane,
Associate Professor
at the « École
Supérieure des
Communications de
Tunis » (SUPCOM)
4.00 pm - 5.00 pm
Services
implementation
in an NGN/IMS
environment for
the LTE
Prof. Zied Choukaïr,
Associate Professor
at the « École
Supérieure des
Communications de
Tunis » (SUPCOM)
at
de
Module designed and coordinated by David
Simplot-Ryl, Professor at the University of
Lille (France)
Module 7
Machine to Machine
(MtoM): technical essentials
for project management
Sept. 24 & 25 / 2 days
Cellular communications from machine to machine will
cover more and more vertical fields and will potentially
imply more than two billions of machines in the world.
Wireless « Machine to Machine » (MtoM) is about to know
a huge growth in upcoming years or even months.
3G, wifi and RFID tags development contribute to the MtoM
expanding development and open new growth perspectives
for companies and organizations.
You want to develop a MtoM project and want to learn
more on the actual trends ?
You want to acquire technical essentials for the launching
of your project ?
SEPT. 24
9.30 am - 11.00 am
Introduction to MtoM
11.30 am - 12.30 am
Internet of things, Internet of goods
2.00 pm - 3.30 pm
Wireless sensor and
physical world networks
4.00 pm - 5.30 pm
Security, privacy and law issues
in MtoM area
SEPT. 25
9.30 am - 11.00 am
P2P systems, principles and applications
11.30 am - 12.30 am
Intervehicular communications
2.00 pm - 4.30 pm
Smart buildings and Ambient Intelligence
Who should attend:
Engineers, Project managers, Technical managers of System
Integrators, Service Providers, Telecoms Operators... as well
as Security, RFID, Standardization Experts.
What you will learn:
This module will focus on MtoM principles and applications.
We will describe technologies and challenges like RFID,
wireless sensor networks or P2P applications in the domain
of intervehicular communications, smart buildings and
Ambient Intelligence.
Key topics:
Ambient intelligence - sensors - intervehicular
communications
Talks are given by speakers from:
Aalborg University - Denmark, Athens
Institute of Technology - Greece, Ericsson
Ireland, GS1 France, INRIA - France.
Modules 8 & 9
Module Management et applications RFID
animé par Jean-Christophe Lecosse,
Directeur du Centre National RFID
RFID
These modules address
a French public and
are therefore held in French
en partenariat avec le CN RFID*
22, 23 Sept. & 24, 25 Sept. / 2x2 jours
Smart University propose une formation à la RFID composée
de deux modules indépendants mais complémentaires.
Le premier explique les fondamentaux de la technologie.
Il s’adresse à des ingénieurs en charge du choix de la
technologie et de sa mise en œuvre.
Le second module explique brièvement l’état de l’art de la
RFID et explique comment introduire cette technologie dans
un système d’information existant. Il s’adresse plutôt à des
managers qui cherchent à comprendre comment la RFID peut
aider leurs entreprises à être plus efficaces et compétitives.
22, 23 Septembre
Module Technologies RFID animé par
Jean-Claude Tételin, Directeur Technique
du Centre National de Référence
RFID (CNRFID)
24, 25 Septembre
*Le CN RFID (Centre National de Référence RFID) a
été mis en place pour favoriser le développement
des applications de la nouvelle technologie
RFID en « facilitant » l’appropriation par les
utilisateurs des technologies d’identification et
de traçabilité par radiofréquences (RFID) ainsi
que des techniques, des bonnes pratiques et
des systèmes qui les utilisent. Les activités du
centre seront focalisées sur les applications
de traçabilité et d’identification des objets et
animaux par radio-fréquence.
Module 8
Module 9
22 septembre
24 septembre
9h30-10h30
Introduction aux
technologies RFID
9h30-12h30
Aperçu des
technologies RFID
10h30-12h30
Systèmes Haute
Fréquence : champs
magnétiques,
couplage, tele-supply
et détection de tags
14h- 17h
Fonctionnalités RFID :
comment évaluer son
ROI ?
Module 8 : Technologies
RFID
Module 9 : Management
et applications RFID
Public visé :
Public visé :
Ingénieurs techniques,
fournisseurs de technologie,
enseignant-chercheur,
chefs de projets.
Managers et chefs de
projets,responsable des
systèmes d’information,
futurs utilisateurs de la RFID.
Ce que vous allez
apprendre :
Ce que vous allez
apprendre :
- Découvrir les technologies
qui se cachent derrière
le mot RFID.
- Comprendre la chaîne
complète du design de la
puce jusqu’à l’application.
- Acquérir les connaissances
nécessaires au choix d’une
technologie (HF ou UHF) en
fonction des contraintes de
l’application.
- Connaître les limites des
systèmes RFID.
- Comment coupler la RFID
au système d’information
existant.
- Ce qu’apporte la RFID
par rapport aux autres
techniques d’identification.
- Comment évaluer le ROI.
- Comprendre comment les
applications actuelles ont
réussi le passage à la RFID.
15h30-17h
Systèmes UHF :
champs magnétiques,
caractéristiques des
antennes, RCS
Mots clés :
Mots clés :
Tags actifs/passifs, Couplage
lecteur/tag, communication
tag/lecteur et lecteur/tag,
anticollision, normes.
Intérêt de la RFID, RFID
et système d’information,
traçabilité, ROI,
applications réussies.
10h30-12h30
Anticollision et
standards
14h-15h30
Systèmes Haute
Fréquence : champs
magnétiques,
couplage, tele-supply
et détection de tags
(suite)
23 septembre
9h30-10h30
Aspects digitaux de
le communication,
des codes et des
protocoles
14h-17h
Démonstration
de systèmes UHF
25 septembre
9h30-10h30
Comment respecter
sécurité et vie privée ?
10h30-12h30
Introduction
de la RFID dans
les systèmes
d’information
14h-17h
Etude de cas de
«success stories» :
logistique,
automobile, santé,
textile, militaire...
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Smart University in Sophia-Antipolis is part of the well established Smart Event that stands
out as the foremost Innovation Forum for Mobility and Trusted Technologies & Services.
ID
The Innovation Forum for Mobility
and Trusted Technologies & Services
September 22-25, 2009 - Sophia Antipolis, French Riviera
Smart Event encompasses 3 other first class conferences:
The future
of Digital Security
Technologies
➔ Sept.
The next e-ID
Management
Technologies & services
23 - 25, 2009
➔ Sept.
23 - 25, 2009
Building
Trusted Mobile
Applications
➔ Sept.
23 - 25, 2009
Smart University co-location with these 3 international conferences
facilitates networking and exchanges with the other participants as well
as the attendance to the exhibition area.
For any information on Smart Event, please visit our website at: www.smart-event.eu
or contact Lenick Perron, lperron@strategiestm.com