Presentation held by Mr. Vladimir Ristevski as a part of the WINS ICT Call7 Session at the 8th SEEITA and 7th MASIT Open Days Conference, 14th-15th October, 2010

1. Information and Communication
Technologies (ICT) in the Seventh
Framework Programme
Call 7
Vladimir Ristevski

2. Participation in ICT Call 1
Any partner from Country Coordinator from Country
Participatio Grant Proposal Grant
Country ISO Proposals ns Cost (K€) (K€) s Cost (K€) (K€)
Albania AL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Bosnia and
Herzegovina BA 1 1 92 70 0 0 0
Croatia HR 23 25 7.112 4.887 1 1.612 1.241
Macedonia MK 4 4 1.407 1.066 0 0 0
Montenegro ME 18 18 6.647 4.960 0 0 0
Serbia RS 11 12 3.916 2.903 0 0 0
Turkey TR 115 171 72.820 50.295 29 107.360 78.724
Total 172 231 91994 64181 30 108972 79965
977773 688845 977773 688860
Total for Call 1 10715 17366 2 7 1836 2 7

3. Participation in ICT Call 2
Any partner from Country Coordinator from Country
Participatio Grant Grant
Country ISO Proposals ns Cost (K€) (K€) Proposals Cost (K€) (K€)
Albania AL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Bosnia and
Herzegovina BA 2 2 159 139 0 0 0
Croatia HR 11 12 2777 2033 0 0 0
Macedonia MK 4 6 1298 892 0 0 0
Montenegro ME 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Serbia RS 14 19 5175 3958 1 2188 1674
Turkey TR 37 45 16101 11288 4 10791 8292
Total 68 84 25510 18310 5 12979 9966
Total for Call 2 5102 8273 4272452 3043260 906 4272452 3043260

4. Participation in ICT Call 3
Any partner from Country Coordinator from Country
Participatio Grant Grant
Country ISO Proposals ns Cost (K€) (K€) Proposals Cost (K€) (K€)
Albania AL 6 6 287 265 0 0 0
Bosnia and
Herzegovina BA 7 8 397 388 0 0 0
Croatia HR 20 25 6685 5128 1 1055 942
Macedonia MK 8 8 1379 1182 0 0 0
Montenegro ME 6 6 256 254 0 0 0
Serbia RS 22 28 6184 4948 1 3045 2294
Turkey TR 47 63 26032 19570 13 43752 33376
Total 116 144 41220 31735 15 47852 36612
Total for Call3 4550 6691 3625746 2682894 829 3625746 2682894

5. Participation in ICT Call 4
Any partner from Country Coordinator from Country
Participatio Grant Grant
Country ISO Proposals ns Cost (K€) (K€) Proposals Cost (K€) (K€)
Albania AL 1 1 112 57 0 0 0
Bosnia and
Herzegovina BA 2 2 353 263 0 0 0
Croatia HR 17 22 8195 5872 0 0 0
Macedonia MK 3 3 655 491 0 0 0
Montenegro ME 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Serbia RS 20 25 7511 5432 2 6947 5363
Turkey TR 64 81 32489 23241 8 27508 20422
Total 107 134 49315 35356 10 34455 25785
Total for Call 4 6921 10800 5797828 4144130 1267 5797828 4144130

6. Participation in ICT Call 5
Any partner from Country Coordinator from Country
Participatio Grant Grant
Country ISO Proposals ns Cost (K€) (K€) Proposals Cost (K€) (K€)
Albania AL 1 1 19 17 0 0 0
Bosnia and
Herzegovina BA 4 5 623 578 1 582 582
Croatia HR 18 27 11230 8328 5 23702 17829
Macedonia MK 4 4 322 261 0 0 0
Montenegro ME 7 7 1454 1133 0 0 0
Serbia RS 34 47 17475 12397 1 3304 2505
Turkey TR 56 72 35167 25335 6 25120 17928
Total 124 163 66290 48049 13 52708 38844
Total for Call 5 7752 11954 6629484 4729464 1424 6629484 4729464

7. Participation in ICT Call 6
Any partner from Country Coordinator from Country
Participatio Grant Grant
Country ISO Proposals ns Cost (K€) (K€) Proposals Cost (K€) (K€)
Albania AL 2 3 171 143 0 0 0
Bosnia and
Herzegovina BA 8 17 2608 2122 4 3625 2970
Croatia HR 14 16 3958 3023 0 0 0
Macedonia MK 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Montenegro ME 3 3 580 431 0 0 0
Serbia RS 12 18 7911 6056 2 10252 8029
Turkey TR 30 36 14258 10380 3 9467 6960
Total 69 93 9
Total for Call 5 3406 5314 2863151 2121570 638 2863151 2121570

8. ICT Projects
1. ARAGORN:
2. FARAMIR
3. QUASAR
4. SUMO
5. ACROPOLIS
6. GN3
7. ICT-WEB-PROMS
8. WINS-ICT

9. Calls launched in 2010
Call Open Close
FoF2/EeB2/GC2 July 2010 2 Dec 2010
Future Internet1 July 2010 2 Dec 2010
FET Flagship July 2010 2 Dec 2010
EU-Russia July 2010 14 Sept 2010
ICT Call 7 Sept 2010 18 Jan 2011
EU-Brazil Sept 2010 18 Jan 2011
FET Open July 2010

10. WP2011-2012: budget and schedule
• WP2011-2012: €2,422 million
• Year 2011 (calls +): €1,182.0 million
• Call 7: €783.5 million
• Call 7 publication: 28 September 2010
• Call 7 deadline: 18 January 2011
• Project negotiations:April/May 2011

11. FP7/ICT 2011-2012
Programme Structure
ICT for socio-economic challenges
~10%
~11% ~12%
~9% ~6% ~4%
5. ICT for 6. ICT for
7. ICT for 8. ICT for
Health, Lower-
Manufac. & Learning &
Ageing, Carbon
~ budget shares Enterprise Cultural
Inclusion Economy
Resources
1. Network and & Gov.
Service ~26% ~11%
Basic ICT technologies &
Infrastructures
Technologies (FET)
Future & Emerging
2. Cognitive
infrastructures
Systems and
Robotics ~6%
3. Component
and ~17%
Systems
4. Digital ~7%
Content and
Languages
International cooperation, Cooperation in an enlarged Europe, Pre-commercial Procurement
Draft, subject to final approval
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12. ICT Call 7
• Call identifier: FP7-ICT-2011-7
• Date of publication1: 28 September
2010
• Deadline2: 18 January 2011, at
17:00.00 Brussels local time
• Indicative budget: EUR 778.5
million
• Topics called:

13. Challenge 1: pervasive and trusted
network & service infrastructures
– Future Networks (Obj.1.1)
– Cloud Computing, Internet of Services and Advanced Software (Obj.1.2)
– Internet-Connected Objects (Obj.1.3)  Call 7
– Trustworthy ICT (Obj.1.4)
– Networked Media and Search Systems (Obj.1.5)  Call 7
– Future Internet Research and Experimentation (Obj.1.6)  Call 7
– Future Internet Public Private Partnership (Obj. 1.7 to Obj. 1.10)

14. Introducing Objective 1.3: Internet –
connected objects
• Objective 1.3 in the context of Challenge 1
a) Objective’s contributions to the “Network and Service Infrastructures”
b) Towards cooperative objects in Future Internet:
• Beyond IoT for business: architecture and S&T foundations for cooperative smart objects
(enterprises and stakeholders)
• Towards integration and decentralized intelligence
c) Manage an unprecedented volume of new information to improve
citizens’ quality of life and organisation efficiencies
d) Maintain competitive Europe’s position on global market
• Target outcomes
a) An open networked architecture
b) Adaptive software supporting data acquisition
c) Coordination and support actions

15. Objective 1.5 Networked Media & Search
Systems
Target outcome
• a) Digital Media Delivery Platforms
• b) E2E Immersive and Interactive Media
Technologies
• c) Multimedia Search
• d) Coordination and Support Actions

16. Objective 1.6 FIRE Future Internet
Research & Experimentation
• FIRE Facility
• FIRE Experimentation
• FIRE Science

17. Future Internet Public Private
Partnership (Obj. 1.7 to Obj. 1.10)
• 1.7 - Technology Foundation:
FI Core Platform
• 1.8 - Use Case Scenarios and
Early Trials
• 1.9 - Capacity Building &
Infrastructure Support
• 1.10 - Programme Facilitation
and Support

18. 2.1 Cognitive Systems and Robotics
• Target (a): Robotic systems
operating in real-world
environments – IPs and STREPs
• Target (d): Fostering
communication and co-operation
between robotics and cognitive
systems research communities -
CA

19. Objective 3.2: Smart Components &
Smart Systems Integration
Target outcomes:
1. Future Smart Components and Smart Systems
Call 7 – 38 M€
2. Micro-Nano Bio Systems (MNBS)
Call 8 - 39 M€
3. Coordination and Support Actions
Call 7 – 3 M€
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20. Objective 3.3 Embedded Systems,
Monitoring and Control
• Design of advanced heterogeneous
Embedded Systems (EmS)
• Monitoring & Control (M&C) techniques
dealing with large number of distributed
sensory data
• Engineering of System-of-Systems (SoS)
addressing societal needs
• Facilitate international cooperation

21. Objective 3.4 Computing Systems
a) Parallel & Concurrent Computing
– Multicore, multichip (beyond single-chip)
– Parallel/concurrent software & tools
b) Virtualisation
– Heterogeneous multicore systems
c) Customisation
– Reconfigurable architectures
– Multicore on single-chip
– Tool-chains
– System modelling & simulation
d) Architecture & Technology
– 3D stacking
– Alternative computation models
e) International collaboration

22. Objective 3.5 “Core and Disruptive
Photonics Technologies”
a) Core photonic technologies
Application-specific photonic components & subsystems for:
1. Optical data communications
2. Biophotonics for early, fast and reliable
medical diagnosis of diseases
3. Imaging & sensing for safety and security
4. Lighting and displays
Cross-cutting technology:
5. Photonics integration platforms
b) Disruptive photonic technologies
c) ERANET-Plus action
d) Pre-Commercial Procurement action
e) Coordination and Support actions,
including ERA-NET action
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23. 3.6: Flexible, Organic and Large Area
Electronics and Photonics
a) OLAE Technology and components
advanced OLAE technology, device concepts, processes
and materials considering the full value chain
b) OLAE systems and applications
Demo of advanced technology and the integration
of components through new or improved systems and devices
c) ERANET-Plus action
d) Coordination and Support actions
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24. Challenge 4 “Technologies for
Digital Content & Languages”
2 objectives, 2 calls:
• Objective 4.2. Language Technologies-> Call 7
open Sept 2010, close Jan 2011, 50M
• Objective 4.1. SME initiative on Digital Content
and Languages -> Call FP7-ICT-2011-SME-
DCL
open Feb 2011, close Sept 2011, 35M

25. Challenge 5
“ICT FOR HEALTH, AGEING WELL,
INCLUSION AND GOVERNANCE”
• Objective 5.1 –
Personal Health Systems (PHS)
• Objectives 5.2: “Virtual
Physiological Human”

26. Objective 5.1 –
Personal Health Systems (PHS)
• PHS for remote management of diseases,
treatment and rehabilitation
• Intelligent systems for the analysis of
multi-parametric data
• Coordination and Support Action
• €59.5 M for (a) + (b)

27. Objective 5.2 –
Virtual Physiological Human
• Patient-specific predictive computer based
models and simulation
• ICT tools, services and infrastructures to obtain
more elaborate and reusable multi-scale models
and larger repositories
• RTD roadmap preparing the ground for a
“Digital Patient” challenge
• Early demonstrators and proof of concept of
digital representations of health status

28. Objective 5.3:
“Patient Guidance Services (PGS), safety
and healthcare record information reuse ”
• Patient guidance services for
personalised management of health
status
• Reuse of Clinical Data for clinical
research and epidemiology
• Governance
• Pre-commercial procurement

29. Obj.5.4:
ICT for Ageing and Wellbeing
• Service and social robotics systems
for ageing well
• Smart and self-adaptive
environments prolonging
independent living
• Coordination Frameworks

30. Obj.5.5:
ICT for Smart and Personalised
Inclusion
• Tools and infrastructures for
mainstream accessibility
• Intelligent and social
computing
• Brain-Neural Computer
Interfaces
• E-Inclusion; E-accessibility

31. Objective 5.6
ICT solutions for governance
and policy modelling
• a) ICT solutions for governance
and policy modelling
• b) Road mapping and
Networking
International co-operation

32. Objective 6.2 ICT Systems for energy
efficiency
• Tools to optimise energy
performance
• To support the Green Digital
Charter

33. 6.4 ICT for Energy-efficient Buildings
and spaces of public use
• Building Management Systems covering
both inside and outside spaces of public
use
• Extend the notion of energy-positive
performance from homes and buildings to
large areas including neighbourhoods and
extended urban/rural communities

34. Objective 6.6:
Low carbon multi-modal mobility and
freight transport
• Strengthened position of Europe's logistics and
freight industries in the marketplace for low-
carbon products and services
• Significant improvements in efficiency and
environmental friendliness of mobility and
transport in Europe; target: 25% reduction in
GHG emissions in transport
• Full integration of intelligent cargo items into the
multi-modal transport infrastructure, with special
emphasis on urban multi-modal logistics
• Widening the market for new ICT-based mobility
and transport services in Europe and worldwide.

35. Objective 6.8
ICT for Fully Electric Vehicles
• Energy/Power Storage Systems
• Architectures for Energy,
Communication and Thermal
Management
• Vehicle-to-grid Interface (V2G)
• Vehicle Stability Control

36. The Factories of the Future
ICT Objectives 7.3 and 7.4
• Objective 7.3
Virtual Factories & Enterprises
• Objective 7.4: Digital Factories
Manufacturing design &
product lifecycle management

37. Questions?
vladimirristevski@gmail.com