6. Partners involved and their role
T 4.1 MOSS 3D Service Technology Platform
T 4.2 EPS Designed-for-all personal routing service
T 4.3 VUB Real-time environmental noise mapping service
T 4.4 MOSS Environmental noise simulation
T 4.5 MOSS Solar energy potential assessment service
T 4.6 FG Web client
T 4.7 REG Mobile client for citizens
T 4.8 CL3 Security and privacy enforcement
T 4.9 REG
Integration of new smart services with existing service
infrastructures
7. WP 4 challenge and status
• Challenge:
• largest WP
• main technical results
• Status & main activities
• formal start of WP July 2012
• evaluating main concepts for the platform and the services
• Deployment of core platform Infrastructure (Datamanagement /
CityGML generation)
• development of core service functions
• ToDos
• Integration
8. • Agenda
• WP 4 challenge
• WP 4 realization plan
• WP 4 current achievements
• WP 4 next steps
WP4 – Deployment of “smart” services toolkit
9. System overview
Security and privacy (T4.8 C3L)
Building generation
service (MOSS)
Data management
service (MOSS)
3D Technology Plattform
(T4.1 MOSS)
Smart services - Integration (T4.9 REG)
WEB Client (T4.6 FG) Mobile Client (T4.7 REG)
Routing service
(T 4.2 EPS)
Noise mapping
(T4.3 VUB)
Solar assessment
(T4.5 MOSS)
noise simulation
(T4.4 MOSS)
10. • Approach to implementation
• Distributed development of service
• Implementation workshops on task level
• Approach to integration
• Interface definitions
• Concept for synchronous / asynchronous services
• Ongoing integration based on agreed testbeds
• Regulary telcos and integration Workshops on WP level
WP4 – organisation
11. • Agenda
• WP 4 challenge
• WP 4 realization plan
• WP 4 current achievements
• WP 4 next steps
WP4 – Deployment of “smart” services toolkit
12. WP start 07.2012
Exampels
• 3D Technology platform (Task T4.1 )
• service definition
• processing test data
• Solar potential assessment (Task T4.5 )
• Draft of evaluation report
• Application prototype
WP4 – Current achievements
13. 3D Technology platform (Task T4.1 )
• Service definition technology platform
• Import surveying data (test data Trento)
• Data adjustment
• Building generation
• Export CityGML
Service examples - Processing test data (Trento)
18. Solar potential assessment (Task T4.5 )
• Analysis of user requirements
• Elaboration of user scenario
• Data definition (WP3)
• Draft of WEB Interface
• Draft of evaluation report
• Style for data transformation
• Prototype for WEB application
Service examples - Prototype Solar potential assessment
19. Service examples - Prototyp Solar potential assessment
Draft of report
Map of building and
surrounding
Evaluation settings
Evaluation period
Coverage with panels
Panel efficiency
aquisition costs
20. Service examples - Prototype Solar potential assessment
Draft of evaluation report
• Evaluation settings
• Evaluation results (per
building / roof)
Electrical yield
Reduction of costs
Aquisition costs
Return of investment
CO2 savings
Total line
• Roof texturing
21. • Agenda
• WP 4 challenge
• WP 4 realization plan
• WP 4 current achievements
• WP 4 next steps
WP4 – Deployment of “smart” services toolkit
22. Next Steps
• WP just begun
• smart services
• Implementation based on WP 1 / WP 2 outcomes
• Common data-structure (CityGML) based on WP 3
outcomes
• Integration
• Basic platform installation (Sep. 2012)
• Specification of interfaces including integration of
security and privacy aspects
• Initial training in technology platform and existing
interfaces (Oct. 12)
28. Initial enforcement of identity and authenticity
1. Provision of identity token and symmetric key
pair by i-SCOPE security manager
– Using “off the shelf” token manager for hardware
and platform – TBD which package
2. Identity brokering for SSO with software
platform based on JOSSO or similar
– This links into SAML for assertions (and XACML and
hopefully ExTRA)
29. Standardisation as enforcement
• Development of ExTRA
– ETSI TC MTS workplan
• Development of PbD and DfA paradigms
– In ETSI EP E2NA in TC NTECH
• SSO and Identity Management in Networks
– Probably in ETSI EP E2NA in TC NTECH
– Some work in ETSI M2M and 3GPP SA3
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30. SAML, XACML and ExTRA as assertion platforms
• The general language of security assertions is as
follows:
– Assertion A was issued at time t by issuer R
regarding subject S provided conditions C are valid.
• This is what the receiving and relying entity is
provided with and the security model requires
the each of t, R, S and C are validated to ensure
that any action dependent on A is provably
allowed.
31. ExTRA – the extension of TPLan to security
• ExTRA is a stimulus-response notation that
operates at a high level of design
ensure that {
when { ... } -- stimuli
then { ... } -- responses and other behaviour
}
• This is our target meta-language with
SAML/XACML as target implementations