IST Call 6 Tsunami Early Warning SystemsInformation day

IOC ParisJanuary 31th 2006

Agenda

9:30- 9:45 Welcome and Opening Address(P. Bernal, G. Weets)

9:45-10:00 A summary of IOC actions related to TEWS (P. Bernal)

10:00-10:15 GEO Activities in Support of TEWS (GEO Secretariat) 10:15-10:30 UN-ISDR Platform for the Promotion of Early Warning

(S. Dannenmann) 10:30-10:40 ICG-NEAMTS (S. Tinti) 10:40-11:00 Coffee Break 11:00-11:10 ICG-IOWTS (P. Bernal) 11:10-11:20 TEWS infrastructure in the Indian Ocean

(GFZ, Potsdam, J. Lauterjung,) 11:20-11:30 JRC Tsunami Model (DG JRC, A. Annunziato) 11:30-12:35 International cooperation, (K Fabbri)

ICT for risk management (G. Weets) Specific objectives and selection criteria (K. Fabbri)Tsunami RTD activities ( D. Peter)

12:35-13:00 Discussion

Agenda

14:15-15:40 monitoring systems and early warning1. ONERA Mrs V. Bazin Fr

2. Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia Mrs Beranzoli IT

3. PRO DV Software Mr J Cronau  DE

4. LIAM Mr P De Girolamo IT

5. CIET Mr P. De Lecea   ES

6.  up to 24 short presentation           

15:40-16:00 Coffee Break 16:00-17:30 alert and emergency management

1. Institut National des Telecommunications+ Asian Institute of TechnologyMr. Noël Crespi FR

2. Alcatel Mr A Lecroart FR

3. Up to 28 short resentation

17:30-18:00 Conclusions and Closing

International Co-operationInternational Co-operation

EU Research Framework Programmes = open for third country organisations

International Research Co-operation in ICT = mutual benefit

Advantages for Third CountriesAdvantages for Third Countries

Participation in EU Research Programmes offers:

- scientific opportunities

- wide contacts

- productive partnerships

- enhanced mobility

- international benchmark

- secure and growing budget

Access to knowledge, expertise, skills and technologies available outside Europe

Supporting economic growth and promoting European ICT industry

Possibility to address world-scale problems and helping to close digital divide

Advantages for EUAdvantages for EU

Information Society Dialogues Information Society Dialogues

Annual Information Society Dialogues (policy, regulatory, research) between EC and:

USA

China

India

Japan

Brazil

In future: Russia

25 EU Member States (MS)

4 Associated Candidate Countries (ACC)

5 Associated Countries (AS)

INCO target countries

Other third countries

Participating CountriesParticipating Countries

Participation of organisations from third countries

Participation of organisations from third countries

In mutual interests of EU and the country

With financial support from EC (INCO target countries)

Minimum number of legal entitiesfrom EU and Associated States.

Participation RulesParticipation Rules

Minimum number of Project Participants:

3 from MS or AS (of which 2 from MS or ACC)

1 for Specific Support Actions

Number of third countries organisations in submitted proposals

304

294

294116114

97

88

79

76

625848 4734

PR China

United States

Russian Federation

Canada

Croatia

Australia

Brazil

India

Serbia and Montenegro

Ukraine

Singapore

South Africa

Japan

FYROM

Participation in IST (calls 1 to 5 & FET)Participation in IST (calls 1 to 5 & FET)

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

China United States RussianFederation

Canada Croatia Australia Brazil India Serbia andMontenegro

Ukraine

Top 10 participants

304 294 294 116 114 97 79 76 6288

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15

20

25

30

35

United States RussianFederation

China Canada Australia Singapore Japan India Croatia Brazil

Calls 1-4 & FET: Retained proposals

34 23 20 18 14 12 9 8 710

Retained Proposals by RegionRetained Proposals by Region

Latin America: 8Africa: 3

Australia: 14

Mediterranean: 3

Asia: 46Balkans: 15

Russia + NIS: 27

North America: 52

Success Rates Calls 1-4 & FET

0

50

100

150

200

250

Success rates

proposals

retained

9,214,6

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18,4

8,5 16,510,66

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7,8 19,6

29,3

28,6

12,1 6,2

Funding by areaFunding by area

3rd Country participation by area

0 10 20 30 40 50 60

01 Nanoelectronics02 Optoelectronics &

03 Micro & nano integration05 Mobile & Wireless

06 Broadband07 Embedded Systems

08 Softw are and Services09 Security & Dependability

10 GRID11 Research Netw orks

12 Cognitive Systems13 Interfaces

14 Audio-Visual15 Know ledge & Content

16 Applications 4 mobile users17 eSafety

18 eLearning19 eCulture

20 eInclusion21 eHealth

22 eGovernment23 Netw orked Business

24 Risk Management26 NMP

27 NMS & ACC28 INCO

29 Accompanying measures30 ERA

32 FET Proactive

Human Resources and MobilityHuman Resources and Mobility

Outgoing FellowshipsWorldwide

up to 2 years outside Europe

+ up to 1 year return phase

Incoming FellowshipsWorldwide

Return phase possible if from emerging, transition or developing country

Closing: 18 January 2006

Research Network GEANTResearch Network GEANT

- Pan European Research Network

- Linking NRENs, nearly 4000 universities in 40+ countries

- Supported by EU Research Framework Programme

- With a global perspective: international connectivity

Interconnecting the WorldInterconnecting the WorldInterconnecting the WorldInterconnecting the World

Operational or contract signedRequest to interconnect received

South Africa

Virtual Silk Highway

India

ALICEEELA

GÉANT2GÉANT2EGEE, DEISAEGEE, DEISA

EUMEDconnectEUMEDGRID TEIN2

EUChinaGrid

Interconnecting the WorldInterconnecting the WorldInterconnecting the WorldInterconnecting the World

Operational or contract signedRequest to interconnect received

South Africa

Virtual Silk Highway

India

ALICEEELA

GÉANT2GÉANT2EGEE, DEISAEGEE, DEISA

EUMEDconnectEUMEDGRID TEIN2

EUChinaGrid

IST FP6 CallsIST FP6 Calls

1 – 1070 M € (2002/2003) 2 – 525 M € (2003) 3 – 28 M € (2004); INCO part 4 – 1120 M € (2004/2005) 5 – 638 M € (2005) 6 – 140 M € (2005/2006); INCO part FET-Proactive 80 M € (2004); FET-Open 120 M €

(2002- 14 March 2006)

Call 6Call 6

Open: 20 December 2005 - 25 April 2006 Budget: 140 M €

Call 6 – Strategic ObjectivesCall 6 – Strategic Objectives

1. Advanced Robotics

2. Ambient Assisted Living in the Aging Society

3. Search Engines for Audio-Visual Content

4. Accompanying Actions in support of participation

5. International Co-operation

5. International Co-operation 5. International Co-operation

1. Targeted research actions

2. Actions to identify constituencies and potentialities for deeper strategic co-operation

30 M € (25/5) STREP, SSA, CA

5. INCO part 1 5. INCO part 1

Targeted INCO research actions on

Digital TV Broadcasting and Interactive Applications - Latin America

Digital Broadcasting / Mobile Convergence - China Grid technologies - China eGovernment and eParticipation – Western Balkans Early warning systems for geo-physical hazards – Asia,

Mediterranean, …

5 M € each STREP, SSA, CA

5. INCO part 2 5. INCO part 2

Deeper strategic co-operation

Contribute to a global strategy Identify partners for co-operation Identify focal areas for co-operation Identify common needs and opportunities Each proposal to cover a region and all relevant ICT

technologies

5 M € SSA, CA

Evaluation and Selection Criteria

Relevance (to WP) Potential Impact: policy, socio-economic &

technological Quality of the Action /S&T Excellence Quality of Management Mobilisation of Resources