1. Brazil and European organizations are collaborating to test and deploy new experimental facilities for future Internet research. 2. They aim to federate Brazilian and European testbeds to share physical network resources and control frameworks, allowing experiments to utilize resources from both regions. 3. Pilot applications will demonstrate high-definition content delivery and seamless mobility across the shared experimental infrastructure.

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Brazil and Europe unite forces and testbeds for the Internet of the future
Sebastia Sallent1, Antonio Abelém2, Iara Machado3, Leonardo Bergesio1, Serge Fdida4, José Rezende5, Dimitra Simeonidou6, Marcos Salvador7, Leandro Ciuffo3, Leandros Tassiulas8 and Carlos Bermudo1
1 {sebastia.sallent, leonardo.bergesio, carlos.bermudo}@i2cat.net | 2 abelem@ufpa.br | 3 {iara, leandro.ciuffo}@rnp.br | 4 serge.fdida@lip6.fr | 5 rezende@land.ufrj.br | 6 dsimeo@essex.ac.uk | 7 marcosrs@cpqd.com.br | 8 leandros@uth.br
OBJECTIVES INSTITUTIONS
1. Deploy a new experimental facility for BRAZIL EUROPE
Future Internet research in Brazil.
2. Enhance the European testbeds
OFELIA and UTH's NITOS
3. Federate the Brazilian and European experimental
facilities, both at the physical connectivity and AUSTRALIA
control framework level, to support the
provisioning of slices using resources from both
testbeds. Experimental islands
planned to be federated
4. Implement pilot applications of public utility to
showcase the shared Europe-Brazil experimental
facility. CORE COMPONENTS
R&E
Networks
Super-high-definition content delivery Seamless mobility testbed
Federated autonomous islands provide a single infrastructure view for the users
Isolated islands FIBRE proposal • Physical resources are shared
between federated islands.
• Different existing Control
Frameworks are enhanced.
All of them are federated through
a federation control plane.
• Experiments configurations
and resources are backed up
for future reuse.
• I&M Framework integrating
data from the different islands
and CFs.
This work makes use of results produced by the FIBRE project, co-funded by the Brazilian Council for Scientific
and Technological Development (CNPq) and by the European Commission within its Seventh Framework Programme.