US/Japan Trustworthy Networking Workshop

该项目将美国和日本的网络研究人员聚集在一起，进行为期1.5天的研讨会，以确定为智能和互联社区实现可信网络的关键挑战。提议的研讨会的两个重点领域是：(i)可信赖的光网络，（ii）可信赖的计算/网络平台（例如，IoT/CPS，边缘云）。随着数据速率的提高，光网络在提供商和企业网络的核心中是必要的，而物联网/CPS/边缘云预计将主导未来的接入网络。本次研讨会所需的资金将用于支付美国与会者的研讨会费用和差旅费。研讨会的目标是确定可信赖光网络和物联网/CPS和边缘云的可信赖计算/网络平台的重点领域的关键挑战。可信性的具体属性包括可靠性、可靠性、弹性、生存性和鲁棒性。与会者将做演讲，参加分组会议，以确定主要挑战，然后合作撰写研讨会报告。预期成果包括：(i)讲习班两个重点领域的主要研究挑战清单；㈡增进对两国研究兴趣、研究贡献和试验台的相互了解；更好地了解两国为实现互利合作所使用的程序；建立个别联系；查明两个国家中有一个国家缺少的研究目标和项目，以便提高对尚未解决的挑战的认识；讲习班报告。

This project brings together US and Japanese networking researchers in a 1.5-day workshop to identify key challenges in enabling Trustworthy Networking for Smart and Connected Communities. The two focus areas of the proposed workshop are: (i) trustworthy optical networking, and (ii) trustworthy computing/networking platforms (e.g., IoT/CPS, edge cloud). Optical networks are necessary in the core of provider and enterprise networks as data rates increase, while IoT/CPS/edge clouds are expected to dominate future access networks. Funds requested for this workshop will be used to cover workshop expenses and travel costs for only US attendees. The goals of the workshop are to identify key challenges in the focus areas of trustworthy optical networking and trustworthy computing/networking platforms for IoT/CPS and edge clouds. Specific attributes of trustworthiness include reliability, dependability, resilience, survivability and robustness. Attendees will make presentations, participate in breakout sessions to identify key challenges, and then collaborate on a workshop report. The expected outcomes include: (i) A list of key research challenges in the two focus areas of the workshop; (ii) An improved mutual understanding of research interests, research contributions, and testbeds in the two countries; (iii) An improved understanding of processes used in the two countries to enable mutually beneficial collaborations; (iv) Seeding of individual linkages; (v) An identification of research objectives and projects that are missing in one of the two countries with the goal of increasing awareness of unaddressed challenges; and (v) Workshop report.