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IoT/M2M

 

standardization

 

activities

 

in

 

ITU

T

Yoshinori

 

Goto,

 

NTT

(2)

JCA

IoT/IoT

GSI

JCA

NID

played

 

the

 

coordination

 

role

 

since

 

2006.

Background

ITU

T

 

has

 

a

 

long

 

history

 

of

 

IoT discussion

 

over

 

many

 

years.

[NID/RFID(since

 

2006)]

NID

 

spec.

 

study

 

in

 

collaboration

 

with

 

JTC1

F.771,

 

H.621 (NID

 

req &

 

arch)

[USN(since

 

2008)]

F.OpenUSN

F.744 (USN

 

MW)

[e

health

 

by

 

Q.28/16(since

 

2008)]

[ITS]

FG

CarCOM(2009

)

FG

FITCar (2008

2009)

Q27/16 (2008

)

JCA

SG&HN

FG

Smart

 

Grid

(2010

2011)

(3)

IoT

GSI/JCA

•Originally

 

created

 

as

 

JCA

NID

and

 

played

 

the

 

coordination

 

role

 

within

 

ITU

 

and

 

with

 

SDOs.

•Technical

 

study

 

was

 

carried

 

out

 

by

 

each

 

Questions

 

such

 

as

 

Q3/13,

 

5/13,

 

12/13,

 

21/16,

 

22/16,

 

25/16.

•No

 

consolidated

 

technical

 

study

 

platform

 

for

 

NID/IoT.

•TSAG

 

(February

 

2011)

 

changed

 

JCA

NID

to

 

JCA

IoT

.

•After

 

transition

 

to

 

JCA

IoT,

 

the

 

JCA

 

created

 

IoT

GSI

.

•GSI,

 

collocated

 

Rapporteur meeting

,

 

provides

 

a

 

platform

 

for

 

technical

 

study.

•Participation

 

of

 

Questions

 

from

 

different

 

Study

 

Groups

 

stimulates

 

discussions

 

and

 

new

 

ideas.

(4)

IoT

GSI

 

/JCAand participating

 

Questions

Q

Questions

 

participating IoT

GSI

1/3

Development of charging and accounting/settlement mechanisms for international telecommunications services using the Next  Generation Networks (NGNs) and any possible future development, including adaptation of existing D‐series Recommendations to the evolving user needs 

12/11

NID

 

and

 

USN

 

test

 

specification

 

3/13

Requirements and implementation scenarios for emerging services and capabilities in an evolving NGN 

4/13

Requirements

 

and

 

frameworks

 

for

 

QoS enablement

 

in

 

the

 

NGN

 

5/13

Principles

 

and

 

functional

 

architecture

 

for

 

NGN

 

(including

 

ubiquitous

 

networking)

 

7/13

Impact

 

of

 

IPv6

 

to

 

an

 

NGN

 

12/13

Evolution

 

towards

 

integrated

 

multi

service

 

networks

 

and

 

interworking

 

16/13

Security

 

and

 

identity

 

management

 

25/13

Coordination,

 

Planning,

 

and

 

Terminology

 

21/16

Multimedia

 

architecture

 

22/16

Multimedia

 

applications

 

and

 

services

 

25/16

USN

 

Applications

 

and

 

Services

 

(5)

IoT Definition

•IoT is

 

too

 

broad,

 

difficult

 

to

 

capture

 

key

 

characteristics

.

•Philosophy

 

or

 

technology?

 

ITU

T

 

tried

 

to

 

make

 

a

 

technical

 

definition.

 

Internet

 

of

 

Things:

In

 

a

 

broad

 

perspective,

 

the

 

IoT can

 

be

 

perceived

 

as

 

a

 

vision

 

with

 

technological

 

and

 

societal

 

implications

.

 

From

 

the

 

perspective

 

of

 

technical

 

standardization,

 

IoT can

 

be

 

viewed

 

as

 

a

 

global

 

infrastructure

 

for

 

the

 

information

 

society,

 

enabling

 

advanced

 

services

 

by

 

interconnecting

 

(physical

 

and

 

virtual)

 

things

 

based

 

on,

 

existing

 

and

 

evolving,

 

interoperable

 

information

 

and

 

communication

 

technologies.

 

Through

 

the

 

exploitation

 

of

 

identification,

 

data

 

capture,

 

processing

 

and

 

communication

 

capabilities

,

 

the

 

IoT makes

 

full

 

use

 

of

 

things

 

to

 

offer

 

services

 

to

 

all

 

kinds

 

of

 

applications,

 

whilst

 

maintaining

 

the

 

required

 

privacy.

Thing:

 

In

 

the

 

Internet

 

of

 

Things,

 

a

 

physical

 

or

 

virtual

 

object

 

of

 

the

 

physical

 

or

 

information

 

world

 

which

 

is

 

capable

 

of

 

being

 

identified

 

and

 

integrated

 

(6)

NID

 

architecture

•NID

 

is

 

a

 

traditional

 

type

 

of

 

IoT.

 

This

 

enables

 

user

 

to

 

take

 

information

 

related

 

to

 

the

 

object

 

regardless

 

of

 

its

 

communication

 

capability.

•NW

 

is

 

just

 

for

 

information

 

delivery.

(7)

USN

 

Platform

•Variety

 

of

 

USN

 

devices

 

will

 

be

 

available

 

for

 

USN

 

applications.

•USN

 

platform

 

allows

 

the

 

development

 

of

 

USN

 

applications

 

without

 

particular

 

knowledge

 

of

 

each

 

USN

 

devices.

(8)

IoT Overview

•SG13

 

recently

 

produced

 

Rec.

 

Y.2060(Y.IoT

overview).

•“Things”

 

locating

 

in

 

the

 

physical

 

world

are

 

mapped

 

to

 

the

 

information

 

world

so

 

that

 

they

 

become

 

communication

 

capable

 

objects.

(9)

Service

 

capability/MW/SDP

•MW/SDP

 

provides

 

an

 

interface

 

to

 

applications.

•A

 

key

 

feature

 

of

 

IoT/M2M.

USN

 

Middleware

 

[F.744]

USN

 

application

Sensor

 

NW,

 

RFID

 

reader

OSE(SDP)

USN

 

MW

(10)

Collaboration

 

with

 

stakeholders

Stakeholder

 

industries

(car

 

manufacturer,

 

electricity

 

etc)

 

is

 

the

 

key

 

driver.

•Need

 

to

 

be

 

telecom

oriented

standard

”?

(11)

Conclusions

IoT is

 

NOT

 

a

 

new

 

idea

 

for

 

ITU

T.

•It

 

has

 

a

 

long

 

history

 

since

 

NID

 

and

 

USN.

Scope

 

of

 

IoT is

 

too

 

broad.

 

•Is

 

it

 

really

 

technology?

 

This

 

may

 

be

 

more

 

like

 

a

 

philosophical

 

concept.

•This

 

may

 

be

 

a

 

collection

 

of

 

use

 

cases

 

which

 

has

 

few

 

common

 

aspects.

•Need

 

participation

 

of/collaboration

 

with

 

external

 

experts

•Need

 

flexibility

 

(e.g.

 

Focus

 

Group).

•Do

 

not

 

expect

 

a

 

quick

 

result.

(12)

[Appendix]List

 

of

 

IoT related

 

Recommendations

Rec Title Q/SG Note

Y.2221 Requirements for support of ubiquitous sensor network (USN) 

applications and services in the NGN environment

SG13 Y.EHM‐reqts Requirements and network capabilities for E‐health monitoring 

applications

Q3/13 E‐health Y.I2060 Overview of Internet of Things Q3/13

Y.2061 Requirements for support of machine oriented communication 

applications in the NGN environment

Q3/13

Y.USN‐arch Q5/13

Y.NGN‐IoT‐

arch

Architecture of NGN for support of the Internet of Things Q5/13 Living List Y.energy‐hn Energy saving using smart objects in next generation home network Q12/13

Y.2062 Framework of object‐to‐object communication for ubiquitous 

networking

Q12/13

Y.WoT Framework of Web of Things Q12/13

Y.terms‐IoT Terminology of the Internet of Things Q25/13 F.744 Service description and requirements for ubiquitous sensor network 

middleware

SG16 F.771 Service description and requirements for multimedia information 

access triggered by tag‐based identification

SG16 H.621 Architecture of a system for multimedia information access triggered 

by tag‐based identification

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[Appnedix]List

 

of

 

IoT related

 

Recommendations

Rec Title Q/SG Note

H.ID‐RA Information technology –UII scheme and encoding format for Mobile 

AIDC services –Part 2: Registration procedures

Q22/16 ISO/IEC JTC1とのcommon 

text H.IDscheme Information technology –UII scheme and encoding format for Mobile 

AIDC services –Part 1: Identifier scheme for multimedia information 

access triggered by tag‐based identification

Q22/16 ISO/IEC JTC1とのcommon 

text H.IRP Information technology – Automatic identification and data capture 

technique –Identifier resolution protocol for multimedia information 

access triggered by tag‐based identification

Q22/16 ISO/IEC JTC1とのcommon 

text H.snmf SNMP‐based sensor network management framework Q25/16

F.usn‐cc Deployment guidance on USN applications and services for mitigating 

climate change

Q25/16 F.usn‐nrp Requirements of Network Robot Platform for USN application and 

services

Q25/16 F.usn‐sm Capabilities of ubiquitous sensor network (USN) for supporting 

requirements of smart metering services

Q25/16 F.OpenUSN Requirements and reference architecture for open USN service 

framework

Q25/16 X.unsec‐1 Security requirement and framework of ubiquitous networking Q6/17 X.usnsec‐3 Security requirements for wireless sensor network routing Q6/17

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