Developments of Ambient Intelligence in 2007  Session 1: Design & Development of AmI Systems This session deals with the challenges related to the development of AmI systems. Some of these challenges are related to the distributed, heterogeneous, dynamic and unpredictable nature of AmI Scenarios. Moreover, developers of AmI systems are also faced with important security and dependability requirements that must be met in an ever-changing and distributed environment. • Towards a Model Driven Development of Context-aware Systems for AmI Environments Estefania Serral (speaker), Pedro Valderas, Javier Munoz, Vicente Pelechado - Technical University of Valencia, Spain • Modeling Decentralized Information Flow in Ambient Environments Jurriaan van Diggelen (speaker), Robert-Jan Beun, Rogier M. van Eijk, Peter J. Werkhoven - Institute of Information and Computing Sciences, Utrecht University, The Netherlands • Abstracting connection volatility through tagged futures Johan Fabry, Carlos Noguera (speaker) - INRIA Futurs -LIFL, ADAM Team France Architecture and Design Patterns for Ambient Intelligence: an Industry Perspective Antonio Kung - Trialog  Session 2: Context Information The intrinsic unpredictability of AmI ecosystems requires that applications and systems are able to dynamically react to context changes. In this setting context management becomes a key element for the success of the AmI concept. This session will explore the ability to obtain information about the context and to exploit it in AmI applications. • Bluetooth indoor location and Information System H. Mizuno, K.Sasaki, H. Hosaka, Dept. of Human and Engineered Environmental Studies, University of Tokyo Japan - Karim Khalil, P. Maret (speaker), Dept. of Computer Sciences INSA of Lyon France

and 27 European Research projects   and platforms present: "EuroTRUST AmI '07" European Research towards Trusted Ambient Intelligence through 2 workshops : "COOPERATION" - Sept 17-18 and "IN PROGRESS" - Sept 18-19 Proposed by the Serenity integrated project along with 27 other European projects and platforms, EuroTRUSTAmI aims at providing a comprehensive vision of the European Research focused on the Projects that deal with advancing the AmI vision and providing secure and dependable computing environments in a context of open, heterogeneous and dynamic networks. Several research projects funded by the European Commission have already started to work towards the realization of secure ambient intelligence ecosystems from different perspectives and focusing on different technical aspects of the aforementioned problems. The EuroTRUSTAmI workshops provide a comprehensive and rigorous insight into these problems at 2 levels: • Cooperative issues by fostering synergies, identifying connections and collaboration avenues, between the European projects invited and other external interested parties . This is “EuroTRUSTAmI COOPERATION Workshop" on Sept 17 afternoon - Sept 18 morning. • Dissemination objectives towards the academic research and professional communities interested in AmI developments.This is "EuroTRUSTAmI in PROGRESS Workshop" on Sept 18 - Sept 19.  To have more information about the "EuroTRUST AmI '07" workshops, click here EuroTRUSTAmI Cooperation Workshop  Fostering synergies, identifying connections and collaboration avenues, between the European projects invited and other external interested parties Around 20 European projects/platforms and their partners will present and discuss all their common interests, research topics, concerns and their opportunities of immediate and future cooperation. General meeting with access limited to 50 people. The next half day will be organised in separated parallel meetings focusing on concrete opportunities with access reserved to effective projects involved.

09.00am - 12.30am 3 parallels: • Developments of Ambient Intelligence in 2007: Session 3: Security of AmI - Session 4: Agents and AmI • EuroTRUSTAmI COOPERATION Workshop General Meeting - continuing • EuroTRUSTAmI in PROGRESS Workshop - Open meeting 10.30am - 11.00am Coffee tea break 12.30am - 02.00pm Lunch 02.00pm - 06.30pm 3 parallels: - Developments of Ambient Intelligence in 2007: Session 5: Applications - Session 6: AmI Usages and Adoption - EuroTRUSTAmI in PROGRESS Workshop - Open meeting - EuroTRUSTAmI COOPERATION Workshop - Breakout sessions Panel debate: “Researchers Creativity Vs People expectations: the market and social adoption issue” 04.00pm - 04.30pm Coffee tea break

MORNING

Developments of Ambient Intelligence in 2007  Session 3: Security of AmI Providing security and dependability in today's highly interconnected networks is already considered a crucial aspect and represents a big challenge. But future AmI ecosystems will combine a set of characteristics that will make the provision of security and dependability even more challenging and at the same time will impose even higher expectations for security and dependability. In consequence, this session will focus on the provision of security and dependability in the future AmI ecosystems. • Secure Profiling as a Cornerstone in Emerging Ambient Intelligence Scenarios Antonio Munoz, Daniel Serrano Valero, Antonio Mana - Computer Science Dept, University of Malaga, Spain • Towards Semantic Resolution of Security in Ambient Environments Mario Hoffmann, Manuel Mattheß, Julian Schütte - Fraunhofer SIT, GER ; Atta Badii, Renjith Nair, Daniel Thiemert - University of Reading ; Stephan Engberg - Priway, DK • XACML as a Security and Dependability Pattern for Access Control in AmI Environments Antonio Munoz, Francisco Sanchez, Paul El Khoury, Luca Campagna - SERENITY Project  Session 4: Agents and AmI Agent-systems, and in particular multi-agent systems, can bring important benefits especially in application areas where highly distributed, autonomous, intelligent, self organizing and robust systems are required. Furthermore, the high levels of autonomy and self-organization of agent systems provide excellent support for the development of systems in which dependability is essential. Ubiquitous computing and ambient intelligence scenarios belong to this category. In this session we will see what benefits can agent technologies bring in AmI. • Agent Paradigm for Engineering AmI Raian Ali, Sameh Abdel-Naby, Antonio Mana, Antonio Munoz and Paolo Giorgini • Increasing Interactivity in Agent-based Advanced Pocket-Device Sameh Abdel-Naby, Paolo Giorgini and Stefano Fante (speaker) - ARS -LOGICA ICT Labs, University of Trento, Italy • An Ambient Intelligence Based Multi-Agent Architecture Dante Tapia, Javier Bajo (speaker), Juan M. Corchado - Departamento Informatica y Automatica - University of Salamanca, Spain

EuroTRUSTAmI COOPERATION Workshop - General meeting  Fostering synergies, identifying connections and collaboration avenues (continuing) in parallel EuroTRUSTAmI in PROGRESS Workshop - Open meeting  Presenting and disseminating the advancement and preliminary results of these projects to the large "smart security" professional and research audience attending Smart Event and to the worldwide research community informed of this event and its content. At Fall 2007 many of the invited projects will be in the middle of their planned execution, and therefore the presentation and comparison of their objectives, approaches, progress and results will be particularly rich and stimulating. Open to all participants regularly registered on the AmI.d conference and other Smart Event conferences and programmes. • Sebastian Lange, VDI/VDE Innovation + Technik GmbH, EPOSS • Atta Badii, University of Reading, HYDRA • Jose Luis Serrano Martin, Tecnatom, SMEPP • Professor Demos T. Tsahalis, Laboratory of Fluid Mechanics & Energy University of Patras, SENSE • Laurent Gomez, SAP Research, WASP • Eric Vétillard, Trusted Labs, S3MS

AFTERNOON

Developments of Ambient Intelligence in 2007  Session 5: Applications This session will focus on the development of novel applications and services that will evidence the advantages of the concept of AmI. We will pay especial attention to those applications that involve a smooth transition to the future AmI scenarios and those that bridge the gap between current and future AmI systems. • XMPP Event Notification Middleware for Real-Time & Large Scale Health Care Integrated Ambient Systems Wael Labidi (speaker), Cyberfab - Jean-Ferdy Susini, Cnam - Pierre Paradinas, Inria - Michael Setton, Cyberfab • Management of Large Video Recordings Jose Luis Patino Vilchis (speaker), Etienne Corvee, François Bremond, Monique Thonnat - INRIA Sophia Antipolis France • Taking Ownership of Computational Resources Alain Rhelimi, Technical Advisor - Mobile Communications Card Gemalto • Rational for defining NCIPs (Neighborhood and Context Interaction Primitives) Jérémie Albert, Serge Chaumette (speaker) - LaBRI, University of Bordeaux France		EuroTRUSTAmI in PROGRESS Workshop Open workshop - All afternoon • Pedro Soria-Rodriguez, Atos Research & Innovation, ESFORS • Giuseppe Bianchi, Università degli Studi di Tor Vergata, DISCREET • Jean-Claude Laprie, LAAS-CNRS, RESIST • Domenico Presenza, Engineering Informatica, SERENITY • Georgios Mouratidis, Informatics and Telematics Institute of Thessaloniki, ASK-IT • Angelos Bekiaris, Centre for Research and Technology Hellas (CERTH), ASK-IT • Antonio Kung, Trialog, MONAMI • Melek Önen, Institut Eurecom, HAGGLE • Pascal Ancey, ST Microelectronics, MINAMI in parallel EuroTRUSTAmI COOPERATION Workshop Breakout sessions Access reserved to effective projects involved
Session 6: AmI Usages and Adoption • Keynote address The Challenge of Designing for People in Ambient Intelligence Environments Dr. Norbert Streitz - Fraunhofer Institute IPSI
PANEL DEBATE: “Researchers Creativity Vs People expectations: the market and social adoption issue”

09.00am - 11.00am EuroTRUSTAmI in PROGRESS Workshop - Open meeting 10.00am - 11.00am “e-Smart” Plenary Opening Session - Smart Security, The new Frontier 11.00am - 01.00pm "AmI.d" and "Smart Event" Plenary Panel Debate - Cyber Security Europe / USA: Meet the pathfinders of our future 01.00pm - 02.00pm Lunch 02.00pm - 06.30pm EuroTRUSTAmI in PROGRESS workshop - Open meeting - continuing 04.00pm - 04.45pm Coffee tea break

MORNING - EuroTRUSTAmI in PROGRESS Workshop Open workshop • Michel Frenkiel, R4egov • Dirk Westhoff, Nec Europe, UBISEC&SENS • Alessandro Zorat, University of Trento, RE-TRUST • Aljosa Pasic, Atos Research & Innovation, NESSI “e-Smart” Plenary Opening Session - Smart Security, The new Frontier Jacques Seneca, Eurosmart Chairman - Dr Walter Weigel, ETSI General Director and Alain Jarre, Deputy General Manager Oberthur Card Systems, will share their vision and perspectives on this challenging issue "AmI.d" and "Smart Event" Plenary Panel Debate

"CYBER-SECURITY EUROPE/USA: MEET THE PATHFINDERS OF OUR FUTURE" Panel debate Introduction: Transatlantic bridge to global issue Beyond today's organisations' firewalls and individuals' e-passports Cyber-security is and will be global, it is a pre-requisite for a healthy expansion of the Information society. No doubt, cooperation at the R&D level between Europe and the USA is a natural step towards a common global approach in Cyber-security, based on the sharing of common roadmaps and visions, but also on the recognition and acceptance of distinctive cultural, social and ethical particularities or views. Through this exciting panel you will meet with some of the most renowned researchers on both sides of the Atlantic and have the opportunity to discover and discuss how they envision our future. Moderated by Jacques Bus, Head of the Security Research Unit at the European Commission's Information Society and Media DG, the debate will run along 4 strands: The debate will run along 4 strands: 1. Protecting future large polymorphic networked infrastructures From architecture and design, to scalability, context-awareness, and dynamic management policies, many themes affect the security of our future networked systems mixing various types of infrastructures and based on a service-centric computing model. This first technology angle of the panel opens promising cooperation prospects, although perceptions, analysis and priorities may vary between partners. Donald A. Purdy, President of DRA Enterprises and former acting Director of the National Cyber Security Division in the Department of Homeland Security (US), will present the US approach and research activities and elaborate on potential cooperation between the US and the EU. Michel Riguidel, Head of Computer Science and Networks Department (ENST. FR), will present and explain the European perception and objectives and how they compare with the US ones. 2. Cyber-crime, the dark scenario This scenario offers provocative glimpses of a future that can (but need not) be realised. The scenario, elaborated in the SWAMI project led by the EC Joint Research Centre IPTS, is dark because it includes applications that go wrong or do not work as expected. It deals with such issues as privacy, security, identity, trust, loss of control … and it highlights risks and vulnerabilities such as surveillance, ID theft, malicious attacks, digital divide… It will be presented and discussed by one of its co-authors: David Wright of Trilateral Research & Consulting (UK). 3. "Smart Security" a holistic approach to cyber-security and trusted services In a complex networked service-oriented world the old style security mechanisms do not work anymore. Going back to fundamentals of our society, we must ensure our democratic freedom and prosperity, whilst protecting our citizens against crime, terrorism and loss of privacy. For that, we have to move the thinking from a fragmented world that traces and tracks everything, to a new global approach that uses technology in a smart way, based on building trust mechanisms and services, transparent judiciary control, and efficient use of technology tools for discovering crime, enforcing law, and protecting civilians against crime and terrorism. Our European and American speakers will cover in this matter complementary topics revealing thus differences of view points and opening the debate. For Europe it will focus on "Cybersecurity at home": how Philips is approaching this AmI eco-system project. The speaker will be Willem Jonker, Head of the Division of Digital Life Style at Philips Research and professor at Univ. of Twente (NL). For the USA, the topic will be "Cyber-security between society and individual demands and expectations". It will be covered by Pradeep K. Khosla, Dean and Head of Electrical and Computer Engineering Department (incl. CyLab) at Carnegie-Mellon University (US). 4. From vision to reality: paving the way through standardisation and interoperability Standardisation and interoperability are the pre-requisites for building a global approach of future Cyber- security. Charles Brookson, in charge of security both at ETSI and the GSM Association will explain what are the most efficient ways and processes to build global standardisation and interoperability of Cyber-Security and what will be its next steps.

AFTERNOON EuroTRUSTAmI in PROGRESS Workshop - Open meeting Open to all participants regularly registered on the AmI.d conference and other Smart Event conferences and programmes. • Fabio Martinelli, University of Roma Tre, SENSORIA • Massimo Tistarelli, University of Sassari, BIOSECURE • Erik Gronvall, University of Siena, PALCOM • Alvaro Arenas, STFC, GRIDTRUST • Dimitrios Sotiriou, ATC, GREDIA • Dimitrios Sotiriou, ATC, GRIDECON • Kevin Hammond, University of Saint-Andrews, EMBOUNDED • Mihaela Ion, Create-Net, ONE The organizers reserve the right to change the programme and the identity of the speakers. This document is not a contractual document.