MIR3 2018-09

Munich Internet Research Retreat Raitenhaslach (MIR^3) 2018-09

24/25 September 2018

Welcome to the 4th Munich Internet Research Retreat, a forum for both academic and industrial researchers to exchange ideas and get feedback on their current work. This will be a highly interactive "Dagstuhl"-style event, with a very limited number of full-length talks and most of the time dedicated to poster sessions, panels, group discussion, etc.

Organizers:

Georg Carle (TUM), Lars Eggert (NetApp), Wolfgang Kellerer (TUM), Jörg Ott (TUM)

Coordinators:

Vaibhav Bajpai (TUM), Trinh Viet Doan (TUM)

News:

[2018-09]: Agenda and list of attendees is online.
[2018-08]: Preliminary agenda is online.
[2018-04]: The webpage is online.

Agenda

24 September

09:30	Shuttle transfer from the train station Burghausen to the venue
10:00	Welcome and Introduction: 2 slides and 2 minutes per person (include a photo) your research, open questions, poster teaser
12:00	Lunch
13:00	Regular Talks: Gaya Magie (IBM) -- Watson IoT: IoT and AI to engineer, manage and engage with connected things Hannu Flinck (Nokia Bell Labs) -- 5G Service Based Architecture Marcus Brunner (Swisscom) -- A Business Perspective to Networking Stefan Schmid (Uni Vienna) -- Automating Communication Network: Case Studies and Research Opportunities
15:30	Poster Session and Coffee: Bernhard Häfner (BMW) -- Network-Assisted Vehicular Communication Volker Hilt (Nokia Bell Labs) -- Edge Cloud Networks Adrian Perrig (ETH) -- SCIONLab, a global next-generation Internet architecture testbed Stefan Schmid (Uni Vienna) -- Networking Research at Uni Vienna Leonardo Tonetto (TUM) -- On The Predictability of Human Mobility Amir Varasteh (TUM) -- Mobility-Aware Service Placement Lars Wischhof (Munich University of Applied Sciences) -- Reducing LTE-A Latency for C2X Communication Fang-Jing Wu (TU Dortmund) -- Crowd Mobility Analytics with Multi-modal Data
16:30	Breakout Sessions
18:30	Adjourn and shuttle transfer to the hotel
20:00	Dinner

25 September

09:00	Shuttle transfer to the venue
09:30	Report from Breakout Sessions: IoT and Edge Computing QUIC Next Step in Self-* Application of AI/ML for Future Internet
10:00	Poster/Breakout Session (contd.)
10:30	Coffee and Cookies Brainstorming further Breakout Sessions
11:00	Breakout Sessions
13:00	Lunch
13:40	Monastery Tour
14:15	Regular Talks: Georg Carle (TUM) -- Trustworthy Networked Systems Adrian Perrig (ETH) -- A Next-generation Secure Internet for the 21st Century Jens Grossklags (TUM) -- Bug Bounty Platforms: Empirical Analysis and Economic Challenges
15:30	Coffee and Cookies
16:00	Report from Breakout Sessions: Internet Security Self-* Edge Computing and Decentralization Hot Topics
16:40	Feedback and Lessons Learned
17:00	Adjourn and shuttle transfer to Burghausen station

Links

The venue is the TUM Science and Study Center Raitenhaslach, a former monastery.

Getting there and away

By train:

There is a train connection from Munich main station via Mühldorf as follows:

Departure	Train	Arrival
07:06 Munich main station	RB 27015	08:18 Mühldorf

08:37 Mühldorf	RB 27167	09:20 Burghausen

We will provide a shuttle bus transfer to Raitenhaslach at 09:30 from Burghausen station.

For the return trip, we will provide shuttle transfer from Raitenhaslach to Burghausen station to catch the following train:

Departure	Train	Arrival
17:45 Burghausen	RB 27188	18:22 Mühldorf

18:42 Mühldorf	RB 27058	19:55 Munich main station

By car:

The directions page of Raitenhaslach has some initial outline.

On Google Maps, it's here.