Deliverables
SP-1
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This document includes a preliminary version of the operator's perspective for the TIMING technologies detailing the expected adoption of the TIMING solution and preliminary details of two use cases with a mapping between the use cases requirements and the functionalities of the TIMING architecture.
The deliverable also includes preliminary specifications of the components:
the Wi-Fi TSN nodes that evolve from the standard Wi-Fi and include functionalities to
enable TSN,the Ethernet TSN nodes that will include time-aware traffic shapers (802.1Qbv),
the TSN controller that will include specialized interfaces to the TSN nodes and the TSN
connectivity manager,the TSN Connectivity manager with interfaces to the OaaS repository and TSN and non-
TSN controllers,the scheduling algorithms for single and multiple APs,
the TSN models to be included in the OaaS repository.
This deliverable describes the preliminary version of the software modules that are being developed in the framework of the UNICO 5G TIMING project. It reports the status of each of the software components at the end of the first sub-project defined in the description of work.
This document summarizes the activities carried out during the second year of the project related to WP1, devoted to providing updated specifications and preliminary performance evaluations of the TIMING components.
Section 2 contains an overview of typical deployment scenarios, including the expected number of devices and data rates, and a summary of the mix of traffic types that a TSN-based industrial communication network could face, along with the service requirements of the different traffic types.
The rest of the sections focus on the different TIMING components:
The Wi-Fi TSN nodes that provide a wireless extension to the wired TSN data plane of the TIMING architecture.
The Ethernet TSN nodes that provide the main operational settings to Safran's Ethernet- based segment of the TIMING TSN network and gather the telemetry and system status indicators.
The TSN controller that includes specialized interfaces to the TSN nodes and the TSN connectivity manager, and is crucial to enable the connectivity manager's provisioning decisions.
The TSN Connectivity manager (CM) that is a pivotal component in the TIMING architecture, as it is positioned at the apex and interfaces with both TSN and Metro SDN Controllers and the Digital Twin.
The wireless scheduler that allocates Wi-Fi resources for multiple concurrent services (TSN and BE) in downlink and uplink.
The Digital Twin (DT) that, in the event of provisioning requests, provides KPI estimations to guarantee that TS flows meet the required performance upon acceptance of these requests.
This deliverable contains updated requirements and specifications for each component. Additionally, the deliverable describes performance tests and includes preliminary results corresponding to these tests.
This deliverable describes the preliminary version of the software modules that are being developed in the framework of the UNICO 5G TIMING project. It reports the status of each of the software components at the end of the first sub-project defined in the description of work.
This document contains information which is proprietary to the TIMING (Towards a smart and efficient telecom infrastructure meeting current and future industry needs) consortium members. Neither this document nor the information contained herein shall be used, copied, duplicated, reproduced, modified, or communicated by any means to any third party, in whole or in parts, except with prior written consent of the TIMING consortium members. In such a case, an acknowledgement of the authors of the document and all applicable portions of the copyright notice must be clearly referenced. In the event of infringement, the consortium members reserve the right to take any legal action they deem appropriate. This document reflects only the authors’ view. Neither the TIMING consortium members as a whole, nor a certain TIMING consortium member warrant that the information contained in this document is suitable for use, nor that the use of the information is accurate or free from risk and accepts no liability for loss or damage suffered by any person using this information. The information in this document is provided as is and no guarantee or warranty is given that the information is fit for any particular purpose. The user thereof uses the information at its sole risk and liability.
SP-2
The aim of this deliverable is to report about the status of the different components/modules of the overall TIMING architecture in support of E2E services, defined in the framework of SP1 project. In particular, it reports the status of the prototyping of the Wi-Fi and Ethernet TSN nodes, the TSN controller, the TSN Connectivity Manager, the scheduling algorithms for the Wi-Fi node, TSN models to be used by the Digital Twin (DT) to estimate the KPIs, metro network solution, and the industrial application.
Moreover, this deliverable contains a preliminary version of the operational workflow for the service provisioning over the E2E infrastructure, putting emphasis on the interactions among the different components to materialize the required resources configuration to support the E2E services with the required KPIs. Finally, this deliverable also contains the preliminary integration tests conducted so far, with special emphasis on the data plane interconnection tests between TSN Wi-Fi node and the TSN Ethernet node.
SP-3
This deliverable reports the definition of the experimental setup that will be used as proof-of-concept demonstrator. Two experimental facilities will be primarily used for the demonstrations to be carried out as part of TIMING SP-3, i.e., the 5G Telefonica Open Network Innovation Center (5TONIC), located in Leganes, Madrid, as well as the Telefonica’s Technology and Automation lab located at Telefonica headquarters in Madrid.
Next, the deliverable provides a preliminary analysis of the use cases, where two use cases are analyzed in terms of the functional and non-functional requirements and KPIs. The use cases are related to the control of Automated Guided Vehicles (AGV).
A preliminary definition of the tests to be carried out experimentally is subsequently carried out around the relevant KQIs for the TIMING architecture that will support the two use cases to be demonstrated. Specifically, a selection of KPIs to be measured through the use cases is included. The data to be collected, from AGVs, TSN and transport network is specified to meet the expected results, which might include data from performance monitoring, context, and other meta-data.
Finally, a preliminary version of the dataset is reported. Dataset collection have been carried out during the specific test performed in TIMING SP-2 and reported in deliverable D1.1, as well as from specific data collection activities.