Ict General Slides e2 Sme Initiative Info Day

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Welcome

to

Information and Networking Day

ofSME Initiative for Digital ContentFP7 WP2011-2012 Strategic Objective 4.1.

European Commission, DG Information Society and Media

Unit E2 Technologies for Information Management


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OUTLINE

European Policies Content

Knowledge and content management inICT research

Outlook and perspectives: WP 2011-2012

SME initiative on Digital content and language

technologies ICT Call 8: Intelligent Information Management


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INTRODUCTION

EUROPEAN COMMISSION

The Information Society and Media Directorate General

Directorate Digital Content & CognitiveSystems (based in Luxembourg)

E1: Language Technologies, Machine Translation

E2: Technologies for InformationManagement

E3: Cultural Heritage & Technology Enhanced LearningE4: Access to Information

E5: Cognitive Systems & RoboticsE6: eContent and Safer Internet

E7: Administration and Finance


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Mission statement of DG INFSOINFORMATION SOCIETY and MEDIA

1. Support innovation and competitiveness in Europethrough excellence in ICT research and development.

1. Define and implement a regulatory environment thatenables rapid development of services based on information,

communication and audio-visual technologies, so fosteringcompetition that supports investment, growth and jobs

1. Encourage the widespread availability and

accessibility of ICT-based services, especially those thathave the greatest impact on the quality of life of the citizens.

1. Foster the growth of content industries drawing onEuropes cultural diversity.

1. Represent the European Commission in internationaldialogue and negotiations in these fields, and promote

international cooperation in ICT research and development.


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Key community instrumentsKey community instruments

First pillar of Europe 2010 todevise and implement adequateEuropean policies

To support RTD on nextgeneration of ICTs

AN OVERALL STRATEGIC FRAMEWORKFOR COMMUNITY ACTION


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Every European Digital

N. Kroes


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Virtuous cycleof the digitaleconomy


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Main EU instrument to fund Community research

Community Framework ProgrammesCommunity Framework Programmes

Over 20 years of Pan-EuropeanR&D collaboration

Implemented through specific programmes

and work programmes, periodic calls forproposals, independent evaluation

~ 6% of Europes civil R&D investment


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FP7 Cooperation Programme(Total budget: 32.365 M)

Security and Space

9%

Information and

Communication

Technologies

27%

9,1 B (2007-2013

Socio-economic

Sciences

2%

Health

19%

Food, Agriculture,

Biotechnology

6%

Nanosciences,

Nanotechnologies

11%

Energy

7%

Transport -Aeronautics

13%

Environment -

Climate change

6%


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FP7 aims to reinforceEuropes strongholds

Network and service infrastructures communication equipment and services, business

software, security solutions

Components and embedded systems semiconductors, equipment, photonics, plastic electronics,

integrated micro/nano systems embedded systems invertical markets: cars, planes, medical, telecom

A strong academic research community in core ICT fields and in other disciplines relevant for ICT:

biotech, materials, cognitive sciences


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based on wideconsultations

100+ thematic consultation meetings and workshops

Thematic web consultations

Strategic Research Agendas of European TechnologyPlatforms and Joint Technology Initiatives

ICT Advisory Group (former ISTAG)

Consultations with national research and developmentprogrammes


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FP7 ICT Work

ProgrammeCalls for Proposals in 2007IST* in FP6

*Information Society Technologies


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General Overview ofIST in FP6

(Information SocietyTechnologies)

Proposals received 7 952Requested funding 26 003 M

Contracts ~ 1000

EU contribution 3 880 MContractors 4 753


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Focus on Knowledge managementand Content creationin FP6

62 projects, ~700 contractors, 270 M

RTD&D: long term research (formal, theoretical)

component technology research & development

applied, system-level research

demonstration

emphasis on generic, enabling technologies

flexible, cross-sectoral application platforms


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Main research challenges in FP6

Cross-media Content (call 2):novel forms of digital contentcreativity & interactivity, user experience & control, story-telling & non-linear narratives

Content & Knowledge (call 4):intelligent, dynamic contentaccess & management (meta data generation / extraction, semantic annotation & indexing,

contextual retrieval), automated workflows, aggregation & personalisation...

Knowledge (calls 1 & 4):intersection of Web, MM and KR&R (SemWeb+)networked information & communities, automation of knowledge lifecycle, web / multimedia

documents, from static to dynamic information, interaction & evolving processes

Audiovisual Search Engines (call 6):organising, searching and accessing large scale, distributed audiovisualcontent

automated knowledge discovery and extraction, annotation and summarisation, indexing andretrieval of all types of digital content (text, image, video, audio, 3D objects etc.), includingprotected content

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MUSCLE

KnowledgeWeb

REWERSE

Aim@Shape

Acemedia

DIP

SEKT

VIKEF

Alvis

AspicDirectInfo

News

Simac

Metokis

AgentLinkIII

KB20

3DTV

Axmedis

IperG

Inscape

IPRacine

NM2

Polymnia

WalkOnWeb

WorldScreen

RevealThis

Peng

Holonics

Content4All

M-Pipe

GameTools

INCOMM

LeMatch

NoE IP STP CA SA

K-Space

NeOn

Salero

Super

Live

X-Media

Mesh

Musing

Nepomuk

OpenKnowledge

Luisa

TAO

Boemie

Swing

Towl

Sevenpro

AsIsKnown

Trends

BootStrep

Ontogeo

S-TEN

MediaCampaign

Caretaker

TripCom

Patexpert

Text

Multimedia

KnowledgeRepresentation

Services

FP6 project portfolio


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FP7 ICT Work

ProgrammeCalls for Proposals in 2007

ICT* in FP7

* Information Communication Technologies


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FP7 Call1 and Call3 researchthemes

Content creation &processing

Development ofmedia post-production tools(e.g. film, TV, advertising, games)

Knowledge management in a range of business &

public-interest domains including development ofSemantic wikis

Integration of social software & semantics forbetter social interaction to support activities oforganisation or communities

Semantic foundations including semantic coding of3D objects, sharing of 3D models

Personalisation &summarisation

Reasoning (temporal, dimensional and uncertainty,approximate & incomplete reasoning)


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20NoE IP STP CA SA

Call 1 Call 2 Call 4

Online Content, Interactive &

Social Media

Knowledge Discovery &

Management

Reasoning & Information

Exploitation

APIDIS

CASAM

SMARTMUSEUM

ANSWER3D POST KYOTO

JUMAS

SERVICE FINDER

KIWI

SYNC3

PRONTO

LARKC

OKKAM

ACTIVE

WEKNOWIT

ONTORULE

VALUE ITPLUGIT

CALL 1 CALL3

FOCUS K3D

FP7 project portfoliohttp://cordis.europa.eu/info-management/

IMP

INSEMTIVES

eLICO

PuppyIR

IKS

NoTube

IRIS

CALBC

SmartProducts


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In Call5 addressed research:Intelligent Information Management

Key work programme themes :(present in submissions)

Capturing tractable Information (ca 40%)

Delivering pertinent information (ca 40%)

Collaboration and decision support (ca 50%)

Personal sphere (< 20%)

Impact and S&T leadership (< 5%)

Key dimensions:any kind of large data sets + real time


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Closed FP7 Calls in figures

Inputs: Call 1 Call 3 Call 5

Proposals 148 252 169

Participants

Countries

210 2017 1387

50 49 51

Request MAvailable M 473 817 61151 50 70

Outputs: Call 1 Call 3 Call 5

Projects 15 13 17*

Participants

Countries

128 106 148

21 21 22

Total: 48 projects, 392 contractors, 171 M

* additional 3 enlargements of existing projects (10p)


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FP7 ICT Work

ProgrammeCalls for Proposals in 2007FP7ICT Work programme

2011-2012


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Make content and knowledge abundant,accessible, interactive and usable over time byhumans and machines alike.

content must be made available and itslong term usability, accessibility andpreservationmust be ensured

effective technologies need to be

developed for intelligentcontent creationand management and for supporting thecapture of knowledge and its sharing andreuse

Why do we need IntelligentInformation Management


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Need of intelligent Content

Make digital resources that embody creativity andsemantics (intelligence) easier and more costeffective to produce, organize, search, personalise,

distribute and use across the value chain.media professionals, enterprise designers,talented amateurs

more expressive, communicative & participative forms of

content; enhanced productivity; greater ease of (re)use

organisations, communities

more effective acquisition, processing & distribution ofdigital content and machine-tractable knowledge; sharingin collaborative environments


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Growth of organisational information

Large and growing data quantity

Multimodal information Unstructured data

Heterogeneity of data and data sources

Complexity Interoperability

External shocks, e.g. financial crisis

Main general challenges


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WP 2007-2008 Intelligent Content

WP 2009-2010 Intelligent InformationManagement

with focus on large data

WP 2011-2010:

- SME initiative on Digital Content (SO 4.1)

- Intelligent Information Managementwith focus onlarge data (SO 4.4)

Addressed research focus in FP7


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SME initiative on Digital contentand language technologies (SO 4.1)

To exploit and contribute to large digitalresource pools.

User-centred experimentation with the aimof demonstrating the integration of data-intensive technologies within innovativesolutions and processes.


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SME initiative facts and figures

Publication of WP: 23 July 2010

Call Opening: 01 February 2011

Short proposals: 28 April 2011

Full proposals: 28 September 2011

Indicative Budget: 35 M in total (for Digital

content and Language technologies)

Specific participation and evaluation rules(min. 2 SMEs having >30% of max 2Mbudget; specific evaluation criteria, 2 steps)


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Challenges and objectives of the Call

Instruments, contracts, rules for participation

Commission officials offer bilateral meetings

Meet researchers with similar or complementaryresearch interests

Form project consortia

Join the Twitter discussion

Use the tag: #SO41

TODAY: Network and obtaininformation at the same time!


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ICT Proposers Day 201119 - 20 May, Budapest

Networking for European ICT R&D

Aim of the event:

to prepare for Calls 8 and 9 (together >1 billion )

by networking and partnerships building

by first-hand information from >100 EC officials

Structure:

thematic sessions with presentations of proposalideas

information stands & meeting points

Registration:

free of charge, open from January 2011

http://ec.europa.eu/ictproposersday


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Further info

ICT under FP7http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/ict/

Experts data base:https://cordis.europa.eu/emmfp7/

Unit E2 Technologies for Information Management

URL:http://cordis.europa.eu/info-management/

eMail to:[email protected]
https://cordis.europa.eu/emmfp7/http://cordis.europa.eu/info-management/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://cordis.europa.eu/info-management/http://cordis.europa.eu/info-management/http://cordis.europa.eu/info-management/https://cordis.europa.eu/emmfp7/


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FP7 ICT Work

ProgrammeCalls for Proposals in 2007

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