GTN Sécurité - EUROSFAIRE• Deadline for submissions: 22 Nov 2012 at 17:00 Brussels time • Proposals evaluation: - Remote: mid Dec 2012 / end Jan 2013 - In house: end Jan 2013

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GTN Sécurité – 13/09/2012

GTN Sécurité

13/09/2012

Locaux de la DGRI

http://www.enseignementsup-recherche.gouv.fr/pid20001/accueil.html

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Ordre du jour

Actualité Europe

– Point sur l’appel SEC-2012

– Horizon 2020

• Point sur les négociations en lien avec la sécurité (Règlement, RdP, SP…)

• Papier du Go6

• Autres positions?

– Rappel SEC-2013

Actualité France

– Résultat appel CSOSG 2012

– Coopération FR – DE

AOB

– Autres appels en lien avec la sécurité

– Agenda


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Ordre du jour

Actualité Europe


– Horizon 2020


• Papier du Go6


– Rappel SEC-2013

Actualité France



AOB


– Agenda


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Négociations institutionnelles

Conseil

– Mai: Orientation générale partielle => Confirmation du défi Sécurité

– Juillet: travail sur Programme Spécifique et Règles de participation

– Programme spécifique: compromis de la Présidence fin septembre

– Règles de participation: compromis de la Présidence en négociation

– Objectif: Orientation générale en octobre!!?

Parlement

– Très nombreux amendements (1824 pour Règlement, 766 RdP, 988

PS)

– Négociations inter-groupes en cours en vue des amendements de

compromis

– Vote ITRE en octobre ou novembre

– 1ère lecture?


http://www.europarl.europa.eu/committees/en/itre/amendments.html?page=0

http://www.europarl.europa.eu/committees/en/itre/amendments.html?page=0

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Règles de participation

Conseil informel du 20/07/12 - Modèle de remboursement des coûts

– FR:

• Enquête menée en juillet auprès de l’industrie, des organismes de recherche et

des universités

• Question des projets « proche du marché » à 70%

• Pas de position à ce jour

– Groupe « pro CE »: BG, DK, EE, GR, HU, IT, LT, LU, LV, PL, PT, SE, SK,

Sl

– Groupe « option Coûts complets »:

• FI, NL, UK (tous les acteurs)

• AT, CZ, DE, ES (limité aux organisations à but non lucratif)

Travail en cours au sein du Groupe Recherche

– Compromis de la Présidence: « 100 + 23% »

– 2 autres réunions prévues avant le Conseil Compétitivité du 10/10: les

17/09 et 24/09 (3ème et 4ème texte de compromis)

– Orientation générale à l’issue du conseil compétitivité du 10/10?


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Règles de participation – Les articles « Sécurité »

shall upon request

The Commission shall notify the participant of such

communication. Where a Member State requests the

communication of information, the Commission shall also

notify such communication to the other Member States.


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established in a Member State

Access rights for public procurement may be refused to

Union institutions and bodies and Member States' national

authorities if the participant owning the results demonstrates

that with such granting it would suffer a significant

commercial harm or a substantial economic loss.


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Pour rappel: GTN du 11/01/11


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Where the background of a participant is necessary for the

exploitation of the results, the contracting authorities shall

enjoy access rights to such background for their own use as

well as the right to grant, or require the participating

contractors to grant, non-exclusive licences to third parties

without any right to sub-licence, under fair and reasonable

conditions


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Fonctionnement du PCP?

Modèle 1: Article 49

Autorités publiques, agences…

Somme forfaitaire

Contrat

Consortium i

Principe: PRIX

Modèle 2: Article 19

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(Article 35 + 49)

Autorités publiques, agences…

Grant

Contrat?

Consortium i

Principe: PRIX?? Coûts?


Tentative Timeframe…

• Call publication: 10 July 2012

• REA Info-day (Brussels): 11 September 2012

• Deadline for submissions: 22 Nov 2012 at 17:00

Brussels time

• Proposals evaluation:

- Remote: mid Dec 2012 / end Jan 2013

- In house: end Jan 2013 / mid Feb 2013

- Panel meeting: mid Feb 2013

- Ethics screening: Mar 2013 / mid Apr 2013

- Security Scrutiny: end Feb 2013 / mid May 2013

• Indicative start of negotiations of short listed proposals: mid-2013

• Indicative projects starting date:

end 2013 / beginning 2014

… and Budget

Indicative Call budget: 299.33 M€

54 topics

• Integration & Demonstration projects: ~45% (35-55%)

• POV (topics 3.2-1, 5.3-2): ~ 6% (0-10%)

• Other topics: ~49% (39-59%)

• International cooperation: up to ~1%

• SMEs open topics 7.2-1, 7.6-1: up to ~5%

FP7 Security Research Information Day

11 September 2012

• ~ 290 participants (45 UK, 34 SP, 31 IT ..etc..)

• Programme avec quelques nouveautés/2011:

►Societal issues

► Experience of a successful proposer (FhG/EMI)

► Présentation du système de soumission, en direct

► Meetings bilatéraux avec les project officers

► Sur l’ethical issue: www.surveilleadvisoryservice.eu

• Les présentations seront sur le site:

http://ec.europa.eu/rea/about_us/events/security_fp7_inf

oday2012_en.htm)

SEC 2013: Project officer

Title PO1 SEC-2013.1.1-1 Serious organised economic crime – Integration Project AGM

2 SEC-2013.1.1-2 “Stronger Identity for EU citizens” – Capability Project SH

3 SEC-2013.1.3-1 Inhibiting the use of explosives precursors – Capability Project JG

4 SEC-2013.1.4-1 Smart and protective clothing for law enforcement and first responders – Capability JG

5 SEC-2013.1.4-2 Development of a Common European Framework for the application of new JG

6 SEC-2013.1.5-1 European toolbox, focusing on procedures, practices and guidelines for CBRN forensic JG

7 SEC-2013.1.6-1 Framework and tools for (semi-) automated exploitation of massive amounts of digital AB

8 SEC-2013.1.6-2 Novel technologies and management solutions for protection of crowds – Integration JG

9 SEC-2013-1.6-3 Surveillance of wide zones: from detection to alert – Integration Project SH

10 SEC-2013-1.6-4 Information Exploitation – Integration Project MCI

11 SEC-2013.2.1-1 Evidence based and integral security concepts for government asset protection – POT

12 SEC-2013.2.1-2 Impact of extreme weather on critical infrastructure – Capability Project POT

13 SEC-2013.2.2-1 A research agenda for security issues on land transport – Coordination and Support POT

14 SEC-2013.2.2-2 Toolbox for pandemics or highly dangerous pathogens in transport hubs – Capability SP

15 SEC-2013.2.2-3 Protection of smart energy grids against cyber attacks – Capability Project AG

16 SEC-2013.2.2-4 Cost effectiveness of security measures applied to renewable/distributed energy AG

17 SEC-2013.2.2-5 Security of ground based infrastructure and assets operating space systems – AG

18 SEC-2013.2.4-1 Phase II demonstration programme on logistics and supply chain security ENTR/PS

19 SEC-2013.2.4-2 Non-military protection measures for merchant shipping against piracy – Capability SH

20 SEC-2013.2.5-1 Developing a Cyber crime and cyber terrorism research agenda – Coordination and SH

21 SEC-2013.2.5-2 Understanding the economic impacts of Cyber crime in non-ICT sectors across MCI

22 SEC-2013.2.5-3 Cross border Real-time detection and management of cyber AG

23 SEC-2013.2.5-4 Protection systems for utility networks – Capability Project AG

24 SEC-2013.3.2-1 Pre-Operational Validation (POV) on land borders ENTR/PS

25 SEC-2013.3.2-2 Sensor technology for under foliage detection – Integration Project MM

26 SEC-2013.3.2-3 Mobile equipment at the land border crossing points – Capability Project AGM

27 SEC-2013.3.4-1 Border checkpoints - hidden human detection – Capability Project AGM

28 SEC-2013.3.4-2 Extended border security - passport breeder document security – Coordination and AGM

29 SEC-2013.3.4-3 Security checks versus risk at borders – Capability Project AGM

30 SEC-2013.4.1-1 Phase II demonstration programme on aftermath crisis management ENTR/TS

31 SEC-2013.4.1-2 Better understanding of the cascading effect in crisis situations in order to improve VB

32 SEC-2013.4.1-3 Development of simulation models and tools for optimising the pre-deployment and JP

33 SEC-2013.4.1-4 Development of decision support tools for improving preparedness and response of VB

34 SEC-2013.4.1-5 Preparing societies to cope with large scale and/or cross border crisis and disasters – VB

35 SEC-2013.4.1-6 Preparedness for and management of large scale forest fires - Integration Project SP

36 SEC-2013.4.2-1 Fast rescue of disaster surviving victims: Simulation of and situation awareness during AB

37 SEC-2013.4.3-1 Shaping immediate relief action in line with the goals of development co-operation in JP

38 SEC-2012.4.4-1 Tools for detection, traceability, triage and individual monitoring of victims after a mass MS

39 SEC-2013.5.1-1 Analysis and identification of security systems and data set used by first responders and MM

40 SEC-2013.5.1-2 Audio and voice analysis, speaker identification for security applications – Integration AB

41 SEC-2013.5.3-1 Definition of interoperability specifications for information and meta-data exchange MM

42 SEC-2013.5.3-2 Testing the interoperability of maritime surveillance systems – Pre-Operation Validation ENTR/PS

43 SEC-2013.5.4-1 Evaluation and certification schemes for security products – Capability Project MM

44 SEC-2013.6.1-1 The impact of social media in emergencies – Capability Project SP

45 SEC-2013.6.1-2 Varying forms of terrorism – Capability Project MS

46 SEC-2013.6.1-3 Trafficking in Human Beings: analysis of criminal networks for more effective counter- MS

47 SEC-2013.6.2-1 Facilitators for assistance among EU Member States in emergencies at home and JP

48 SEC-2013.6.3-1 Horizon scanning and foresight for security research and innovation – Coordination and VB

49 SEC-2013.6.3-2 The evolving concept of security – Coordination and Support Action VB

50 SEC-2013.6.5-1 Synthesis of results and reviewing of ethics, legal and justice activities in Security MS

51 SEC-2013.7.2-1 Open topic for Small and Medium Enterprises: “Solutions for frequent petty crimes that MCI

52 SEC-2013.7.3-1 Increasing the engagement of civil society in security research – Coordination and SH

53 SEC-2013.7.4-1 Trans-national cooperation among public security research stakeholders – Coordination SP

54 SEC-2013.7.6-1 Open topic for Small and Medium Enterprises: “Use of serious gaming in order to AB

Crisis Management / Control

AB Alexandros BAKALAKOS

JPA Jana PASKAJOVA

VB Valeria BRICOLA (as of July)

Information Technologies

MCI Massimo CISCATO

SH Sakellaris HOURDAS

MM Markus MUELLER (as of September)

CBRNE

JGI Julien GIORDANI

MSR Maria SPULBER

SPM Sandra PINTO MARQUES

Infrastructures / Border control

AG Andrej GREBENC

AGM Agnieszka MARCINIAK

POT Patricio ORTIZ DE LA TORRE

ENTR /POV and DEMO

PS Paolo Salieri

TS Tristan Simonart

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Ordre du jour

Actualité Europe


– Horizon 2020


• Papier du Go6


– Rappel SEC-2013

Actualité France



AOB


– Agenda


Concepts, systèmes et

outils

pour la Sécurité Globale

Edition 2012

Calendrier CSOSG 2012

Publication

24 janvier

Remise des offres

12 avril

Publication sélection

septembre

Décision ANR

Q4 2012

Démarrage des travaux

Janvier 2013

Doc A signé 15 mai

Sélection

Working Group

„Protection of Critical Infrastructures“

Results of the preparatory meeting

Düsseldorf, April 27, 2012

http://www.agence-nationale-recherche.fr/

During the 4th Forum of Franco-German research cooperation an expert

group made valuable recommendations in order to give further impetus for

the bilateral cooperation.

Following these recommendations, a working group on “Protection of

Critical Infrastructures” will be implemented.

This working group should give important input for a potential future

bilateral call by the two ministries.

Context and Objectives


The working group will be co-lead by

Mr. Ingo Müllers, Schüßler-Plan

Mr. Jean-Louis Szabo, Systematic Competitiveness Cluster

The group should be composed of 12-18 participants with expertise

from research side

from industry side

from end user side

and additionally with expertise in economics and normative activities

The list of the participants should be agreed by ANR and BMBF.

Structure and Participants


Structure and Participants

Name First Name Entity participation 27-sept

Barbet Jean-françois Sector Group ok x

Baudinaud Vincent EADS ok x ok

Bertin Franck SNCF ok x

Ducamin Laurent SGDSN waiting

Fontaine François INERIS ok x

Guarnieri Franck ENSMP ok x

Guilpin Jean-claude DGAC ok

Hifdi Sonia DGAC waiting

Laurens-Fonseca Edgar RATP ok

Legendre Jean-françois AFNOR ok x non

Lim Samantha INERIS ok x ok

Matta Nada UTT ok x non

Murgadella françois ANR ok

Olmedo Laurent CEA ok x

Peerral Yves THALES waiting

Roque Vincent SNCF ok x ok

Sturtzer Estelle MEDDTL ok x non mais remplacée

Szabo Jean-Louis SYSTEMATIC ok x ok

Vicaud Alain EDF waiting


The working group should regard all threats and risks in scope that are of

relevance for civil security, e.g. terrorism, organized crime, natural

disasters, and major accidents

Two types of infrastructures should be considered in the working group:

1. Resilience of energy production and networks, focusing on

Vulnerabilities, including risks and threats

Protection of energy production sites, networks of energy, and their

interactions during cross-border black-outs, including managing the

links between the French and German networks

Crisis management and crisis communication

2. Protection of transportation infrastructures, focusing on passenger air

transport, railway transport, and road transport (e.g. tunnel, bridges)

Perimeters – Thematic priorities


Two transversal aspects should be considered :

1. Complex sites and networks, including interactions and cascading

effects.

2. Economic aspects of protecting critical infrastructures.

Hereby, also additional aspects of sites and networks could be

considered for these transversal aspects, for example nearby chemical

plants.

Perimeters – Transversal Aspects

Transversal aspects

Complex

sites and

networks

Economic

Aspects

Thematic

priorities

Energy

Transport


The working group should deliver a comprehensive report (5-10 pages) as

a major input for the BMBF and ANR program committees, having in mind

the Franco-German added value.

The overall objective of the report is to highlight priority areas for research

in the area of “protection for the critical infrastructures” on bilateral and

European level.

Hereunto, the report should answer the following questions:

1. What does exist?

2. What are the end user needs?

3. What are potential markets?

4. Where are the research gaps?

Expected outcomes


• Mapping of European projects: agreement on what is relevant for

our objective and what is not relevant

• Mapping of national projects: German and French sides

• Mapping of existing national initiatives (linked with the objectives)

• Expression of needs from the end-users and potential markets

• Definition of first ideas of research needs (if possible these ideas

should be an end user need as well as a potential market)

Meeting 27 Septembre: agenda (extrait)


• ANR: F.Murgadella a fourni la liste des projets CSOSG depuis 2006

• FUI (pôles)

(exemple Systematic)

Il manque les autres pôles de compétitivité

Meeting 27 Septembre: Cartographie

L’ex roadmap du GT sur ses axes

2006

2008

2010

2012

2014

Confiance numériquePrivacy protectionSécurité sociétale

RésilienceSecurity by designInteropérabilité

Surveillance:Capteurs: MOBISIC, BINGO, MA-NRBCVidéo: SMARTVISION, X-VISIONPérimètrique: SMARTFENCE, SAFEAROUND

Renseignements: KIVAOUGestion de crise: DESCARTESFormation: TARANIS

Sécurité des Infrastructures

Critiques:SIC

Plateformes:ADMINPROXY, ESTER, ODYSSEEProcédures & méthodes:PERSOPOLIS,VIGIES

Socle deTechnos transverses:OPTIMUM, TSC, SAPHIR2, SCALPEFPGA, SEQURE, SECUREDALGORITHM

Plate forme deConfiance:

PFC

QuasperR&D

Protection des Données:FC2PAMPA

OSOSOS


• FP7 Sécurité

Il manque les résultats des autres calls & PASR

. Initiatives nationales telles que feuilles de routes industrielles

Meeting 27 Septembre: Cartographie


27 September 2nd meeting et 1st Joint WG Meeting

October/November 3rd meeting et 2nd Joint WG Meeting

Review of the draft document

Beginning 2013 Delivery of the final paper

Preliminary Time Line


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Ordre du jour

Actualité Europe


– Horizon 2020


• Papier du Go6


– Rappel SEC-2013

Actualité France



AOB


– Agenda


Analyse du FP7 et thèmes en relation avec la sécurité

Projet SEREN2 (1/3)

• OCEAN.2013-1: Biosensors for real time monitoring of biohazard and man

made chemical contaminants in the marine environment

• KBBE.2013.1.4-09 Improving the capacity of agro-meteorological crop

modelling to integrate climatic variability and extreme weather events

• KBBE.2013.2.5-01 Assessment of the impact of global drivers of change on

Europe’s food security

• KBBE.2013.3.5-1 New, fast, and reliable molecular detection methodologies

• KBBE.2013.3.6-01 Novel bioinspired materials and processes

• KBBE.2013.3.6-02 Synthetic Biology towards application

• ICT 2013.1.1 Future networks

• ICT 2013.1.4 A reliable, smart and secure internet of things for smart cities

• ICT 2013.1.5 Trustworthy ICT

• ICT 2013.4.1 Content analytics and language technologies

• ICT 2013.4.2 Scalable data analytics

• ICT 2013.10.1 EU-Japan research and development cooperation


Projet SEREN2 (2/3)

• NMP.2013.1.2-1 Nanotechnologies - based sensors for environmental

monitoring

• NMP.2013.4.0-5 Safe life management of aged infrastructures networks and

industrials plants

• EeB.NMP.2013-1 Nanotechnology for multifunctional lightweight construction

materials and components

• ENERGY.2013.7.2.1 Advanced concepts for reliability assessement of the pan-

European transmission network

• AAT.2013.1-2 Aerostructures

• AAT.2013.4-1 Systems and equipment

• SST.2013.4-2 Inspection capabilities for enhanced ship safety

• ENV.2013.6.4-2 Closing gaps of knowledge and reducing exposure to

electromagnetic fields (EMF)

• ENV.2013.6.4-3 Coasts at threat in Europe: tsunamis and climate-related risks

• ENV.2013.6.4-4 Towards stress tests for critical infrastructures against natural

hazards


Projet SEREN2 (3/3)

• SSH.2013.5.1-2. Addressing demand in anti-trafficking efforts and policies

Context

• SPA.2013.1.1-06 Stimulating development of downstream services and service

evolution

• SPA.2013.1.1-07 Remote sensing methods

• SPA.2013.1.2-1 Integrated downstream service activities and applications

• SPA.2013.2.2-01: Space critical technologies

• SPA.2013.2.3-01 Space weather events

Evénements

• Security Research Event Essen, 25-26 septembre 2012

• Joint EU/EDA workshop « Research and Innovation for Cyber

defence and for combating cyber crime) 23 october 2012, Bruxelles

Documents

GTN Sécurité - EUROSFAIRE• Deadline for submissions: 22 Nov 2012 at 17:00 Brussels time • Proposals evaluation: - Remote: mid Dec 2012 / end Jan 2013 - In house: end Jan 2013