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 [ICACT2008] Thanks for your participation
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Greetings, On behalf of the ICACT 2008 Organization and Operation Committee.
I would like to express my sincere thanks for all of you.
Our recently completed 10th Annual Conference in Phoenix Park was successful with over 500 attendees from 26 countries.
Many thanks to all authors, participants, chairs, sponsors, members of the Conference committees for their enthusiastic work.
We are currently reviewing the result of the Conference survey
and plan to incorporate your suggestions and ideas into the ICACT2009 Conference.
If you have concerns, questions or suggestions on any matter,
please feel free to contact us at operation@icact.org
We are here to assist the participants, so please use this resource.
I would like to see and share the spirit of the ICACT2009 Conference with all of you in the following year.
Sincerely yours,
Mr. SungOK Lee General Chairman
Dr. Thomas Byeong-Nam Yoon, Organizing Chairman
Dr. Hyeong-Ho Lee, TPC Chairman
The 10th IEEE/ICACT Internation Conference
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ICACT (International Conference on Advanced Communication Technology) provides an open forum for researchers,
engineers, policy, makers, network planners, and service providers in telecommunications.
Extensive exchange of information will be provide on newly emerging systems, standards, services,
and variety of applications on the area of telecommunications.
ICACT 2008 -The 10th International Conference on Advanced Communication Technology- will be held on February 17~20.
in Phoenix Park (http://www.phoenixpark.co.kr), Gangwon-Do, Republic of Korea.
The Official Conference language is English.
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Contributed Paper
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The papers, after being reviewed and accepted by ICACT referees, will be published in the Conference Proceedings
to be included in the IEEE Conference Publication Program and abstracted in the INSPEC database.
The papers have been indexed by IEEE Xplore. IEE DATABASE, Engineering Information (EI), and Index to
Scientific & Technical Proceedings (ISTP) since the year of 2004.
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Title : R&D for the Next Generation Networks & FTTH in NTT
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| Time : 2/18, 16:40~18:00 |
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Speaker : Mr. Hiromichi Shinohara (Associate Senior Vice President of NTT)
Abstract : NTT is now constructing the next generation network (NGN) while promoting FTTH for broadband access.
NTT has two objectives in constructing the NGN, one is to reduce both OPEX and CAPEX and the other one is to increase
profit by promoting broadband & ubiquitous service and by expanding telecom market.
In Japan, FTTH market is growing very rapidly. The number of FTTH users surpassed 10 million in September 2007.
The number of FTTH users in NTT has already outstripped the one of ADSL.
This presentation introduces R&D activities for NGN and FTTH in NTT.
Firstly, it will explain the circumstances surrounding NTT and give an overview of the Japanese FTTH market.
Key technologies for realizing the NGN will be addressed.It will describe FTTH services that NTT is
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| Title : IT Mega-trend and KT Vision |
| Time : 2/18, 16:40~18:00 |
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Speaker : Mr. Sanghong Lee (Senior Vice President of KT)
Abstract : Whatever industries always have the choice of 'Challenges' and 'Chances'.
All the management has been forced to choose the business direction, and were wrong decision
made without catching the mega-trend, the one hundred year old company could disappear.
The change of IT trend is as fast as any other industry parts, therefore the survival and sustainable growth of IT company is not easy. In this speech, the main trends in IT industry will be presented and the status of IT business including WiBro, FTTH, IPTV in KT, and future vision of KT will be also explained.
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Title : L2/L3 Mobility Support for All IP Networks
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| Time : 2/17, 16:00~18:00 |
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Speaker : Professor. Chongkwon Kim, Seoul National University
Abstract : Future mobile networks are expected to adopt All IP technologies and we need to
develop new mobility management schmes that replace conventional HLR/VLR based mobility management
technologies. Mobility management in the Internet has been the active research and standardization
topic during last 10 years. An examplanary protocol is MIP. However, MIP and many variations of
MIP such as HMIP and FMIP were designed for portability and cannot support seamless mobility.
In this tutoral, we will discuss many protocols that have been proposed for mobility support
in the Internet. We will emphasize several recent protocols such as Proxy MIP, L2 support
schemes and network-aided mobility management schemes.
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Title : 3G Access Network Evolution toward IMT_Advanced systems
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| Time : 2/17, 16:00~18:00 |
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Speaker : Dr. Pyeong-jung Song, Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI)
Abstract : Currently, the big events such that the candidate frequency spectrum for IMT-Advanced was announced, and 3GPP, 3GPP2, and mobile WiMAX groups have almost completed their draft standards for the evolved wireless telecommunication systems, lead us to have great interest in IMT-Advanced technology. In this talk, we introduce technical requirements, network functional architecture, and key issues of IMT-Advanced systems. Additionally, we discuss network architecture and core technologies including call control scheme, mobility management, MBMS, and Femto Cell technologies of 3GPP LTE (Long-Term Evolution) systems, a strong candidate of IMT-Advanced systems.
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Title : IPTV Standardization and Technical Issues
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| Time : 2/17, 16:00~18:00 |
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Speaker : Professor. Junkyun Choi, Information and Communications University ICU)
Abstract : This tutorial explain the standardization activities of IPTV Focus Group under the ITU-T.
First of all, it introduce the IPTV overview and market demand.
It include some technical details for IPTV services: service requirements, architecture,
QoS/QoE, security, control protocol, STB and middleware. It reviews the main results of
the IPTV Focus Group activities. Also, the outstanding technical issues for evolution of
future IPTV services will be raised.
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Title : IP-USN as a next generation Infrastructure
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| Time : 2/18, 09:00 (Session 1C) |
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Speaker : Dr. Sunmoo Kang, National Information Society Agency (NIA)
Abstract : In ubiquitous society, sensor network related business will be broadly applicable in every day life.
We define this kind of trends as a u-life includes u-health, u-defence, u-safety, u-something and all of these,
the most important and integrated meaning will be probably covered by u-City. IP-USN infrastructure will be an
essential common infrastructure in this u-something, which is now becoming hot issues in many international standard bodies.
Korea has several core technologies. in IP-USN infrastructure, that is, a tiny OS, NanoQ plus developed in ETRI, Multiple wireless access technology developed by Casuh, and 6LoWPAN technology, developed by many domestic companies. We introduce IP-USN infrastructure and it's concepts and business model.
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Title : IPv6 Pilot Project Experience in Korea
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| Time : 2/18, 10:40 (Session 2C) |
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Speaker : Principal Researcher Hyongsoon Kim, National Information Society Agency (NIA)
Abstract : National Information Society Agency (NIA) successfully finished IPv6 Pilot projects from 2004 to 2007.
For this project, we set up IPv6 service providing network with IPv6 portal, 6KANet and 6NGIX. Each system had essential functionality to hold IPv6 early adopters and provide IPv6 services, and connectivity to commercially available IPv6 service providers in the world.
This paper includes brief summarizations of various pilot projects NIA performed during the time.
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Title : MIH and IP Mobility Technologies for Multiple Access Network Service
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| Time : 2/18, 13:20 (Session 3B) |
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Speaker : Senior Researcher. Junghoon Jee, Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI)
Abstract : This talk discusses how the IEEE 802.21's Media Independent Handover services can be utilized for the IP mobility management protocols to support the seamless handovers among heterogeneous networks. The multi-mode terminal consideration, the extensions of the mobility management protocols for the multi-mode terminals and the way to integrate the mobility management protocols with the Media Independent Handover procedures are also shown.
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Title : Korea Advanced Research Network(KOREN) for Future Internet Testbed
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| Time : 2/18, 13:20 (Session 3C) |
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Speaker : Researcher. Sangkyun Kim, National Information Society Agency (NIA)
Abstract : Future Internet is an emerging future technology to overcome defections in current Internet towards ubiquitous society, convergence and fusion networks. KOREN is non-commercial R&E network for supporting network functions to various Universities, Research institutions and public sectors. We expand the function of KOREN for future advanced technology, such as ubiquitous sensor networks, mobile wireless networks, and long term Future Internet technology research. There are many research activities actively on going using KOREN with international cooperative parties as a federative testbed projects.
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Title : Algorithm Development for Intelligence Vehicle
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| Time : 2/18, 13:20 (Session 3E) |
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Speaker : Professor. Yousik Hong, Sang-Ji University
Abstract : Future vehicle must be both driver-friendly and able to adapt to changing road conditions. What is needed is a system that adapts to both the driver and environment for maximum convenience and safety. In order to solve these problems, this paper proposes an algorithm for development of smart vehicles. In this paper, it ran simulations to compare the performance of a normal car width that of an algorithm-equipped vehicle in a potential accident. Through the computer simulation, It proved the algorithm-equipped vehicle automatically adjusted the mirrors and seat for maximum comfort and driver awareness of the environment.
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Title : Mobile Web 2.0 Technologies
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| Time : 2/18, 15:00 (Session 4B) |
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Speaker : Dr. Seungyun Lee, Electtronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI)
Abstract : Recently, Web 2.0 Trend, one of the Pragmatic Web Application Trends, derives the 2nd golden age of World Wide Web to give a great influence on the Web industry. The Web 2.0 trend is not only to influence the Wired Internet industry but also the Mobile industry. So, we reviewed a concept of the Mobile Web 2.0 will be defined, and the result of investigation on core technologies and research trends on the Mobile Web 2.0 will be presented, and finally, the required technologies to get the international competitive powers on the age of Mobile Web 2.0 will be reviewed.
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Title : USN Standard and Technology
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| Time : 2/19, 13:20 (Session 7D) |
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Speaker : Dr. Eunsook Kim, Electtronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI)
Abstract : Ubiquitous Sensor Networks (USN) are an emerging business area and now used in many civilian
application areas, including environmental and habitat monitoring, healthcare applications, home automation,
and traffic control, leading to an advanced e-Life society. It brings many study areas in access network management,
middleware,and application services, to provide heterogeneity, mobility, self-configured robust communication signals,
security in signaling, operation and management, middle-level primitives related to network and service management.
A great number of research efforts on wireless sensor networks were designed for specific application purposes.
But the necessity to build a general-purpose of standard technology has risen as the use of sensor networks
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Title : Dynamic Adaptation of SVC using MPEG-21 DIA for QoS-Enabled Streaming
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| Time : 2/19, 15:00 (Session 8D) |
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Speaker : Dr. Jungwon Kang, Electtronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI)
Abstract : For seamless streaming of multimedia contents that ensures Quality of Service
(QoS)over heterogeneous networks, it is very important to adapt multimedia according to usage
environments such as network characteristics, terminal capabilities, and user preferences.
Recently, Scalable Video Coding (SVC) that supports scalabilities in spatial/temporal/quality
domain and real-time bitstream adaptation has been developed within joint video team (JVT) between
the ITU-T video coding experts group (VCEG) and the ISO/IEC moving picture experts group (MPEG) as an
extension of H.264/AVC.In this paper, we propose a flexible and low-complexity adaptation scheme of SVC
using MPEG-21 Digital Item Adaptation (DIA)that can provide optimal adaptation in heterogeneous networks.
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