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Results of Questionnaire Registration for W3C Workshop on Web5G: Aligning evolutions of network and Web technologies
The results of this questionnaire are available to anybody. In addition, answers are sent to the following email address: team-web5g-submission@w3.org
This questionnaire was open from 2017-11-16 to 2018-04-20.
45 answers have been received.
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1. Bio
Please tell us your background, especially your connection to 5G, network technologies and their impact on the Web. List whichever identities you prefer (e.g nicknames or social media handles), your affiliations, and include links to your personal or professional web resources.
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| Responder | Bio |
|---|---|
| Francisco Fontes | |
| Natasha Rooney | Internet Engineering Director at GSMA, participant in IETF and W3C. |
| Shamit Bhat | Director of Internet Working Group and Interoperability Data Specifications and Settlement Working Group for GSMA. While IG has keen interest in 5G from web/ internet side IDS views it from wholesale roaming billing and charging angle. I look forward to being able to attend and contribute. |
| Carl Taylor | Currently leading all 5G activities for CK Hutchison conglomerate, comprising eleven 3G/4G networks globally and a collection of vertical industries, retail, manufacturing and utilities, 225k employees. Former chair of GSMA Technology Group (was PSMC) for 4 years. Led GSMA discussions with IETF and IAB on E2E encryption. Current interests in QUIC and protocol optimisation for future networks. Personally I am a privacy advocate and will not place links in this type of web form. |
| Pauline Sia | I am a researcher at the CWI (cwi.nl), the National Research Center of the Netherlands. I am researching about new design of the Internet Of Things. |
| Kevin Smith | Kevin Smith is a Distinguished Engineer at Vodafone R&D. Kevin has worked with mobile Internet technologies since 1999, as a developer, enterprise architect and standards contributor. Since 2007 he has represented Vodafone at industry fora, including W3C, OMA, GSMA, IETF and 3GPP; and has chaired several cross-operator and multi-vendor initiatives, including OneAPI and GSMA’s ENCRY and SMART groups. He is the current chair of ETSI ISG NGP (Next Generation Protocols), driving the need for new Internet protocols that can securely sustain a broad range of 5G scenarios. |
| Chris Seal | Work for the Hutchison group (owner of Three mobile network) with key role in setting technology strategy including 5G. Have been involved in the mobile industry since 2000 when I helped build/define the first commercial 3G networks. Involvement in web technology dates back to mid 1990's. |
| Qitao Gan | Work for Telenor (worldwide Mobile Network Operator) with key role in setting technology strategy including Internet, Web and 5G. Have been involved in the mobile industry since 1998 in the Research & Development of GSM/GPRS/CDMA/iDEN technologies. Have also been involved in the EU framework programme 6 for design and engineering of Next Generation Internet since 2003, and web development at Opera Software (worldwide web browser Development) since 2007. |
| Mohammed DADAS | As Standardization Manager at Orange, I am involved in standards developement and introduction in the operation environements; this includes assessments of impacts of future evolutions on existing networks and services. |
| Xiangying Yang | Xiangying Yang, Apple Inc https://www.linkedin.com/in/xiangyingyang/ As a senior software/standard engineer at Apple Inc, I lead the standard efforts on - 5G protocol and security standards (3GPP RAN2, SA3) - Embedded UICC and eSIM provisioning system architecture and certification (GSMA RSP) - Smart Secure Platform (SSP) for 5G device platform and beyond (ETSI SCP) - Payment network special-interest groups, next-gen standards (EMVCo) and my work is involved with various Apple device platforms, software and service products. I have 10+ years of experiences working with industry vendors and service providers to enable new product features and launch new services; and have a general interests on platform/software security, web security and management of trusted applications. |
| Bernard Gidon | W3C Staff EMEA Business Development LEader |
| Paul Farrow | I currently work in a research team at BT looking into improving the delivery of TV and multimedia services, including future applications for 5G. My background is in networks and media, with focus on delivering unicast video content over the Internet. |
| Richard Woodling | Programme Manager for delivery of project to DCMS on the impact of geo-spatial features on mmwaves 30 Years Project and consulting experience APM,IET, BSC. Eng.(Elec) |
| Lars Eggert | https://eggert.org/ I co-chair the QUIC WG in the IETF. Bio: Lars Eggert is Technical Director for Networking in NetApp’s Office of the CTO, based in Munich, Germany. Lars is a senior networking technologist with deep expertise in areas such as architectures, system and protocol design, and virtualization. Based on his understanding of technology trends, he drives NetApp’s networking agenda by bridging the gap between academic research and product development through in-house R&D projects as well as university and industry collaborations; leading to product improvements, key IPR, open source contributions, directions for M&A and other funding decisions, and numerous academic publications and standards contributions. Lars has been leading Internet standardization as part of the steering group, architecture board and as working group chair of the IETF for over a decade, and has chaired the IRTF, the IETF’s research arm. He is a senior member of the ACM and the IEEE, and serves on the program and organization committees of academic conferences such as ACM SIGCOMM and IEEE Infocom, as well as other boards, such as ACM SIGCOMM’s Executive Committee and Industrial Advisory Board. Lars received his Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Southern California (USC) in 2003. Before joining NetApp in 2011, he was a Principal Scientist at Nokia and served on the corporation’s CTO and CEO Technology Councils of senior technology experts. From 2009-2014, Lars was an Adjunct Professor at Aalto University, Finland’s top technical university. From 2003-2006, he was a senior researcher at NEC Labs. |
| Terence Eden | I am the UK Government's representative to W3C, and an AC member. I lead the Open Standards team in Government. I previously worked for Telefonica and Vodafone, looking at 4G and 3G web technologies. UK Government wants to understand the challenges facing 5G deployment and how it will affect the Web. @edent is my nick on Twitter, GitHub, and everywhere else :-) |
| Ahmed Elsaywd ElHefnawy | my job is Assistant Professor of Educational Technology & Digital Accessibility Consultant & Trainer at King Saud University Experience with assistive technologies Membership of International Telecommunication Union Experience of content creation and delivery with a track record of quality results Expert Level Knowledge on the topics of WCAG 2.0, Section 508, AODA, PDF/UA, and other global web accessibility standards Previous experience with Software as a Service Working knowledge of other digital accessibility tools Provide advice on the development and implementation of processes to meet institutional compliance with laws, regulations, and established technical standards related to access technology, including but not limited to, Section 508, W3C WCAG 2.0 Level AA standards, and ADA. Assist campus departments, divisions, and/or administrative units in identifying and incorporating access needs and regulatory compliance in their comprehensive planning process. Audit current EIT on campus, including Higher Education Center (HEC) sites, and make recommendations for compliance with accessibility laws, regulations, and standards. Develop and offer educational opportunities for faculty and staff in the use of universal design and accessibility techniques. Serve as primary contact person for faculty and staff regarding questions related to institutional EIT and accessibility of DE and web-enhanced course content. Provide training, resources, and support for faculty to ensure accessible course design, instructional materials, and EIT; may provide other technology training as needed. Provide training, resources, and support to faculty and staff to ensure websites and webpages meet accessibility compliance standards. Review and test third-party electronic and information technology Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT) for accessibility compliance including publisher websites requiring an access code. Recommend accessibility standards for software, equipment, and components. Recommend installation and configuration of approved access technology equipment and software across campus. |
| Father M P Bhagat | |
| Jiayue Zhu | Director of Huawei Xlabs Wireless North America Innovation Center, which is responsible for the innovation of wireless technology(5G) cross to other industries(mobile internet is one of the industries), the following is the website of Huawei Xlabs: http://www.huawei.com/en/industry-insights/innovation/xlabs |
| Stéphane Tuffin | Research project manager at Orange Labs Network, in charge of innovations on network quality (measurement, modeling and optimization) with a specific interest in considering the whole networking stack including transport/application aspects. |
| Hélio Pinheiro | I'm Hélio,29YO, Web Developer,My web site: heliooo.com, my instagram: heliooo_oficial, looking for a great experience at the event |
| Vincent TOUBIANA | I'm a Technologist at ARCEP (the French Telecommunications Regulator) working in the department following innovations and new uses of telecommunications technology. 5G is one of the hot topics that I am following as it is expected to enable new use and services, and I am especially interested to see how 5G will impact devices. Indeed, I joined Arcep in October (I was previously working for the French Data protection Authority) to work on a report on the influence of the devices on the open internet (available here: https://www.arcep.fr/uploads/tx_gspublication/rapport-terminaux-fev2018-ENG.pdf). As the report mentions, we fear that devices might be the weakest link to the Open Internet. In this report, we pointed that Web standards and especially, those related to the Progressive Web Apps, could help mitigate issues related to user lock-in on platforms. While I CNIL, one of my assignment was to verify that "Vehicle to X" communication protocols compliant with the French Data Protection Law. In 2010, I was doing research at Alcatel-Lucent's Bell Labs on "Web of things" and thus studied web standards and the links between web standards and the physical layer. A list of publications is available on Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.fr/citations?hl=en&user=wu4melwAAAAJ Before that, I graduated from Telecom Paristech where wrote my thesis on secured routing in mobile ad hoc networks. My key interest for this workshop is linked to our report on the influence of devices on the open internet. Other resources available are: -my twitter handle: @vtoubiana. -my blog is: https://unsearcher.org/en/ |
| Andrew Hutton | I am experienced in standards development especially in the area of real-time communications in the W3C (WebRTC) and IETF as well as some other standards organisations and forums. Over the last few years I have been involved in the development of WebRTC based collaboration applications (https://www.circuit.com/). I am leading the expert community within Atos (https://atos.net/en/) in the area of Telecoms and Networking technologies which includes experts in the both the area of 5G and WebRTC. https://twitter.com/huttonandy https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewmhutton/ |
| chang liu | i have been working for Web, Android System development for 10 years in Huawei Technologies Co.Ltd, now i am in helsinki research center to lead the web team to build key competance solutions on our huawei mobile phones, i am very interesting of the 5G technologies which will come in the near feature and want to know more new innvations ,technologies, scnarios releated to our Web area, we have two commiters in our team named Gnanasekar Somanathan <gnanasekar.somanathan@huawei.com> and Sohan Jyoti Ghosh (A) <sohan.jyoti@huawei.com>, it will be my pleasure if i can attend this meeting to talk with other famous engineers and experts,thanks a lot! |
| Zhiqiang Yu | This is Zhiqiang Yu, a software architect of Web in Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd, working on Web engine which empowers browser, web applications, and etc. Zhiqiang is also the W3C AC representative for Huawei Technologies. |
| Youngsun Ryu | I have been working for the standardization for media and web technologies, especially worked for W3C Web and TV activities and ATSC, HbbTV, CTA and so on. Nowadays, I'm researching on IoT and how to utilize the 5G network and eSim technologies for it. You can find more detial my profile on linked-in. https://www.linkedin.com/in/youngsun-ryu-190205a2/ |
| Xingnan Wang | This is Xingnan Wang, a Chromium&Webkit Committer(xingnan.wang@chromium.org), mainly focusing on Network and Media(Video/audio, WebRTC etc.) part of Chromium. Xingnan is also a Web Expert in Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd, working on Web Engine empowers browser, web applications etc. and researching on how to enable the 5G technology of Huawei in Web. |
| David Lake | Senior solutions architect in 5G at DellEMC. Also Post-graduate researcher, 5G Packet Core technologies at the University of Surrey's 5G Innovation Centre. |
| Chris Needham | Principal Software Engineer at BBC R&D, focusing on Web technologies. Co-chair of the Media & Entertainment Interest Group at W3C. |
| Shawn Hennessey | Dr. Jeff Jaffe is Chief Executive Officer of the World Wide Web Consortium. In this role he works with Director Tim Berners-Lee, staff, and membership, and the public to evolve and communicate the W3C's vision. He is responsible for all of W3C's global operations, for maintaining the interests of all of W3C's stakeholders, and for sustaining a culture of cooperation and transparency, so that W3C continues to be the leading forum for the technical development and stewardship of the Web.After receiving a Ph.D. in computer science from MIT in 1979, Jeff joined IBM's Thomas J. Watson Research Center. During his tenure at IBM, he held a wide variety of technical and management positions, including vice president, Systems and Software Research, corporate vice president of technology, and general manager of IBM's SecureWay business unit, where he was responsible for IBM's security, directory, and networking software business. Jeff then served as president of Bell Labs Research and Advanced Technologies, where he established new facilities in Ireland and India, and served as chairman of the board of the New Jersey Nanotechnology Consortium. Most recently, Jeff served as the Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer for Novell. He was responsible for Novell's technology direction, as well as leading Novell's product business units. Jeff was appointed by President Bill Clinton to serve on the Advisory Committee for the Presidential Commission for Critical Infrastructure Protection. He has also chaired the Chief Technology Officer group of the Computer Systems Policy Project, and has served on the National Research Council's Computer Science and Telecommunications Board. He is a Fellow of ACM and the IEEE. Dr. Jaffe holds a BS in Mathematics and an MS in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science in addition to his Doctorate from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. |
| Richard Bradbury | Richard Bradbury leads the Internet Distribution team at BBC Research & Development which is concerned with finding efficient and cost-effective new approaches for the transport of BBC content and services to end consumers via public networks, both fixed and wireless. This involves researching new network protocols and systems architectures, as well as prototyping new ideas. Prior to his current role he designed content discovery architectures, worked on early implementations of the iPlayer service and developed interactive television systems. |
| Dan Druta | I am currently AT&T's Advisory Committee representative and I have been involved directly in the development of the WebRTC as well as few other specifications. I am currently focused on the Edge Computing ecosystem, the virtualization initiatives within the company as well as contributing to the standardization activities in ETSI NFV. The key areas directly related to 5G that I participate in are in the Network Slicing, Edge and RAN disaggregation. I am also the chair of the Internet Group in GSMA where we work on web related technologies while maintaining a direct collaboration with W3C |
| Diego Gonzalez-Zuniga | I am a Web Advocate working for Samsung Research in the UK. Interested in the workshop since it has a direct impact on immersive technologies on the go, like WebXR. |
| Peng Liang | |
| Didier Berthoumieux | I am senior director in NOKIA/ Bell Labs and CTO/standards department, with 30+ years of experience in Telecom networks design, architecture, and standardization activities. I am in charge of standardization strategies for NOKIA. |
| Louay Bassbouss | Scientist and senior project manager R&D in the business unit Future Applications and Media (FAME) of the Fraunhofer Institute for Open Communications Systems (FOKUS) in Berlin. His main research focuses on developing future web technologies in the fields of cross-device & cross-platform applications, 360° video streaming and rendering technologies and Web of Things. Louay has actively participated in many standardisation activities by W3C, HbbTV and VR-IF. https://www.fokus.fraunhofer.de/fame |
| Yoshiaki Tanaka | More than 20 year-experiences in telecommunication industries. Yoshi Tanaka has been engaged in mobile carrier for 15 years. The background- Marketing, Corporate Planning, Business Development. Yoshi has been working in Silicon Valley since October, 2013. The mission is to scout business and technology partners for SoftBank Corporation (Japan ) and SoftBank Group companies all over the world. The current big three focus is IoT, AI and Robotics. Particularly , I’ m looking at AI x IoT, AI x Robotics business. Vertical wise, retail tech (including payment and omani channel), connected vehicles (including autonomous vehicle drones) , building/office management, smart homes, smart city and healthcare. As a carrier, 5G is a very critical piece for Autonomous / Connected Vehicle, Multi Device Connectivities in IoT, Hassle-free broadcasting of movie content. Low latency, Multi Device Connectivity and High Speed will be able to create new business stream. |
| Eric Vyncke | Twitter: @evyncke LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/evyncke/ Eric Vyncke is a Distinguished Engineer based in the Brussels office of Cisco Systems. His main current technical focus is about security and IPv6. He was previously involved in layer-2 security, VoIP security and large IPsec VPN designs. In his work for the IETF, he co-authored RFC 3585, 5514, 7381 and 7404 and is active in V6OPS, 6MAN and OPSEC working groups; he is also the co-chair of the latter. Recent work at the IETF is about Provisioning Domain (PvD) where network can signal properties to applications. His works are related to IPv6 including co-authoring a book on IPv6 Security; he also authored a book on layer-2 security. Eric is the current co-chair of the Belgian IPv6 Council. www.vyncke.org/ipv6status is well-known for several years to collect statistics about IPv6 deployment. He is also a visiting professor for security topics at the University of Mons. He is an adjunct professor at HEC, the business school of University of Liège, Belgium. |
| Ulrich Dropmann | I head Nokia Standardization activities globally and regional. https://www.linkedin.com/in/ulrichdropmann/ |
| Colin Perkins | I'm a Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor) in the School of Computing Science at the University of Glasgow. I study network transport protocols, and in particular transport protocols for interactive multimedia. I co-chair the IETF's RTP Media Congestion Avoidance Techniques (RMCAT) working group, and was previously co-chair of the Audio/Video Transport (AVT) and Multiparty Multimedia Session Control (MMUSIC) working groups. I was instrumental in the development of standards such as RTP and SDP, and more recently edited the WebRTC media transport specification in the IETF. My current interests include developing the IETF Transport Services API – this work aims to re-imagine the network transport API in the light of many years experience, changes in the network, better understanding of transport services, and new application needs; and to develop a higher-level alternative API that makes it easier to use new transport protocol and network features. With the introduction of new transports, such as QUIC, and new transport services, such as multipath and connection racing, it's becoming increasingly difficult for application developers to make effective use of the network. The transport services work aims to ease this development, and better support emerging and future applications. I further work on the implication of transport protocol security on network management and operations, in particular the implications of QUIC on the network. I can be found online at https://csperkins.org/ or as @csperkins on Twitter. |
| Alexander Erk | I was, born 1971 and studied Computer Science at the University of Applied Sciences in Würzburg. I completed my diploma thesis at IRT in the area of virtual studio technology. Since 1998 I have been active at IRT for projects such as CustomTV (ACTS), which developed interactive TV services based on MPEG-4 scene description. With the advent of MHP, I was involved in development of IRT's MHP implementation, in MHP application development for the German public broadcasters and in the MHP standardisation process. Since 2008, I am leading the Department of Media Services and Applications I was actively involved in the specification process of HbbTV and was the chair of the HbbTV testing group until 2011. The department of Media Services and Applications at IRT is furthermore developing use-cases and technologies for purely IP based content delivery as well as the hybrid provision of broadcast and on demand services esp. in the area of digital radio. |
| kazumasa kobayashi | I am application software Developer at NTT DOCOMO. |
| Göran Eriksson | I have a background in web, internet and telecom technologies, in particular related to person-to-pers communication (WebRTC) and media delivery (HTTP) applying web cloud native and IT technologies in the solutions. 5G Core and RAN realisations using cloud native technologies and applying machine intelligence as well as the potential for collaborative solutions between applications and network is of interest now. |
| Lucas Pardue | I am a research engineer specialising in Internet protocols and Web technologies, most recently on HTTP/2 and QUIC. My particular focus in on scalable media distribution, with exploration of multicast and NFV oriented solutions. I have published some IETF Internet-Drafts: * pardue-quic-http-mcast is a multicast profile of HTTP over QUIC that relies on HTTP Server Push for unidirectional delivery flows * pardue-quic-http-unbound-server-push is a QUIC extension that relaxes the requirement for a server to bind Server Push promises to any particular client request. I have published blog posts detailing our work on performance testing of HTTP/2, available at https://www.bbc.co.uk/rd/people/lucas-pardue. I have presented talks on several topics in this theme at LINX, LDN Web performance (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZjj20CVdQ8) and academic institutions. |
| Ali C. Begen | Professor of Computer Science and technical consultant. Active participant in the IETF, MPEG, DASH-IF and media related standardization activities. Further information can be found at http://ali.begen.net. |
| Alice Foster | Part of the Internet Distribution team. |
2. In person or remote participation
In-person participation is preferred as it enables more efficient and seredenpitous exchanges ; but we will support remote participation up to 40 audio participants.
Are you planning to attend in person or remotely?
Summary
| Choice | All responders |
|---|---|
| Results | |
| In person | 37 |
| Remotely | 3 |
(5 responses didn't contain an answer to this question)
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| Responder | In person or remote participation | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| Francisco Fontes | ||
| Natasha Rooney | ||
| Shamit Bhat | ||
| Carl Taylor | ||
| Pauline Sia | In person | I can do both (in person or remotely) |
| Kevin Smith | In person | |
| Chris Seal | In person | |
| Qitao Gan | In person | |
| Mohammed DADAS | In person | |
| Xiangying Yang | In person | In person attendance is preferred as I will be in London for a GSMA meeting the week before the workshop |
| Bernard Gidon | In person | |
| Paul Farrow | In person | |
| Richard Woodling | In person | |
| Lars Eggert | In person | |
| Terence Eden | In person | |
| Ahmed Elsaywd ElHefnawy | Remotely | |
| Father M P Bhagat | In person | |
| Jiayue Zhu | Remotely | For sure remotely, but i'll try to apply and get my UK Visa in time when i back to China in March, the workshop in May is a good chance to work with peoples and push the Web5G. |
| Stéphane Tuffin | In person | |
| Hélio Pinheiro | Remotely | |
| Vincent TOUBIANA | In person | Arcep chairman wants to help innovation based on 5G and anticipate the new uses of the technology: http://news.itu.int/france-prepares-5g-pilots/ . Therefore I’m interested to see the stakeholders participating to the workshop and to engage with them. |
| Andrew Hutton | In person | |
| chang liu | In person | now i located in helsinki research center, easy to go to the workshop in person, thanks a lot |
| Zhiqiang Yu | In person | |
| Youngsun Ryu | In person | |
| Xingnan Wang | In person | |
| David Lake | In person | |
| Chris Needham | In person | |
| Shawn Hennessey | In person | |
| Richard Bradbury | In person | |
| Dan Druta | In person | |
| Diego Gonzalez-Zuniga | In person | |
| Peng Liang | ||
| Didier Berthoumieux | In person | |
| Louay Bassbouss | In person | |
| Yoshiaki Tanaka | In person | |
| Eric Vyncke | In person | Arriving on Friday via Eurostar (10:00 AM at Saint Pancras) |
| Ulrich Dropmann | In person | |
| Colin Perkins | In person | |
| Alexander Erk | In person | |
| kazumasa kobayashi | In person | |
| Göran Eriksson | In person | |
| Lucas Pardue | In person | |
| Ali C. Begen | In person | |
| Alice Foster | In person |
3. Your goals
What are your goals in attending this workshop?
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| Responder | Your goals |
|---|---|
| Francisco Fontes | |
| Natasha Rooney | Understanding how Web and 5G can work together for future user experiences. |
| Shamit Bhat | Learning about 5G and Web relations and trying to ensure Internet Group is aligned to the principles discussed. |
| Carl Taylor | To understand: Methods to expose 5G network slicing capability to developers, methods for voluntary markup of data to support efficient transfer across 5G networks, methods for slice negotiation between native or browser-based applications and 5G networks, future web protocols for low-latency applications. To contribute CK Hutchison's perspectives on the above subjects and perhaps influence W3C's priorities from the perspective of business needs. |
| Pauline Sia | To learn about 5G and how that can impact the Internet Of Things |
| Kevin Smith | |
| Chris Seal | Understand the role of W3C in 5G development. |
| Qitao Gan | Understand the role of W3C in 5G Development -- interaction between W3C and GSMA/3GPP/IETF/ETSI. Stand on the end user's perspective on end-to-end performance (time) requirements and expectations for a better Quality of Experience. |
| Mohammed DADAS | Share operator's view on the 5G and Web future interactions opportunities |
| Xiangying Yang | Better understand the gap between 5G radio/service/security requirements and the current Internet infra. Obtain updates on W3C initiatives that will bridge such gaps and their impacts on application services, mobile devices and user experiences. Discuss with stake holders in the ecosystem how 5G features would incur changes on various aspects (management, charging, privacy etc) of the system, from RAN to CN to Internet. |
| Bernard Gidon | Activity support |
| Paul Farrow | I intend to gain a better understanding of the impact and future applications of 5G technology, in order to identify new methods and advancements that could improve video delivery systems on the Internet. |
| Richard Woodling | Appreciation of use case scenarios and how 5G needs to meet the demands especially surrounding VR. |
| Lars Eggert | |
| Terence Eden | Understand industry challenges and potential policy solutions. |
| Ahmed Elsaywd ElHefnawy | I am Interested in Fifth generation networks (5G) are intended provide higher bandwidth, lower latency and better coverage than today’s 4G networks. Improvements to both the physical network and its control plane are expected to make the network more reactive, flexible, and with better performances, and enable better cooperation among its end points. |
| Father M P Bhagat | |
| Jiayue Zhu | Work with the group members and find out the new future and architecture for 5G to promote new HTML applications. |
| Stéphane Tuffin | Understand with the Web and Connectivity Network communities whether some improved collaboration between the transport/application layers and the network layers is technically relevant and politically feasible. |
| Hélio Pinheiro | Keep updated about 5g |
| Vincent TOUBIANA | My key objective is to identify the new services that will rely on 5G and to make sure that they remain open to all users. Therefore, I’ll be particularly interesting to make sure that the open Web could keep bringing 5G innovations to every user. My goal is also to learn what the expected uses of the 5G are and to understand how the regulator could help their development. As I’m particularly following the effect of technology on end user devices, I’ll be interested to see how 5G innovation will be embodied in new devices. |
| Andrew Hutton | Contribute towards and develop an understanding of how web standards need to develop to make best use of new innovations in the area of 5G and other network technologies, for example network slicing. |
| chang liu | now i am in helsinki research center to lead the web team to build key competance solutions on our huawei mobile phones, i am very interesting of the 5G technologies which will come in the near feature and want to know more new innvations ,technologies, scnarios releated to our Web area and participate into the open source communities deeply,if i can attend this meeting ,i will also push our guys to participate into the open source communities at the same time |
| Zhiqiang Yu | Have a better understanding of 1. the details of typical web5G related usage scenarios, 2. the key challenges/requirement for Web engine (e.g. browser engine) And hopefully have collaboration w/ others (app vendor/browser vendor/network providers/etc) to start to work together on typical web5g scenarios |
| Youngsun Ryu | - Understanding of the requirements of 5G Media network - Understanading of the need of operators, vendors, service providers - How can I utilize the 5G networks on ALL-IP and IoT, will drive the standardization of Korean IBB standards(standards for interactive web broadcasting service) |
| Xingnan Wang | Have a better understanding of 1. the details of typical Web5G related usage scenarios, 2.the key challenges/requirement for Web engine. And hopefully have collaboration w/ others (app vender/browser vendor/network providers/etc ) to start to work together on typical web5g scenarios. |
| David Lake | |
| Chris Needham | Understand the impact of 5G on Web technologies, in particular for audio and video media support |
| Shawn Hennessey | |
| Richard Bradbury | Exchange of ideas. |
| Dan Druta | My goals for this workshop is to engage with other industry experts, learn what are the current expectations and opportunities in regards to 5G and make sure we address them in the appropriate standardization or development communities |
| Diego Gonzalez-Zuniga | Learn about upcoming 5G and how will this affect the web, in order to adapt the creation of immersive experiences accordingly. |
| Peng Liang | |
| Didier Berthoumieux | Share with W3C community the possibilities offered by 5G network evolutions. |
| Louay Bassbouss | Enabling AR/VR applications on the Web by rendering the UI on 5G Edge nodes that provide the required graphical processing capabilities. |
| Yoshiaki Tanaka | Exchange 5G use cases. |
| Eric Vyncke | Participating in the network <-> application signalling. |
| Ulrich Dropmann | As discussed with Dominique Dominique Hazael-Massieux and Alan Bird in Barcelona at MWC18. Nokia has long-time be active contributor to W3C. We are very interested in the transformation W3C does fr 5G era, want to understand and discuss future priorities and also sharpen Nokia's future engagement in W3C. |
| Colin Perkins | To introduce participants to the transport services work ongoing in the IETF, and to demonstrate that the concepts, ideas, and APIs that we are developing have the potential to ease the deployment of new transport protocols and services (e.g., QUIC, multipath, connection racing) and their adoption by new applications; helping to support innovation in the transport layer and novel applications for 5G networks. |
| Alexander Erk | To learn more about the future challenges regarding the integration of broadcast concepts into web technologies. |
| kazumasa kobayashi | |
| Göran Eriksson | Increase own and others understanding of web and 5G technologies and how they fit together, or not, and where to take them from here. The impact of machine intelligence in web and telecom. |
| Lucas Pardue | Communication of the scalability problem space in order to identify common themes across network operators and content produces. Gain understanding how the Web platform and 5G integrates (or could integrate). |
| Ali C. Begen | Understanding what 5G has to offer for media delivery and audiovisual communications, provide feedback from the media domain where appropriate. |
| Alice Foster | Learn more about future web technologies |
4. Workshop Goals
What goals or outcomes do you think the workshop should focus on to be productive?
Details
| Responder | Workshop Goals |
|---|---|
| Francisco Fontes | |
| Natasha Rooney | Look at the impacts of new user experiences from the web (VR etc) and from 5G (advanced edge computing) to see how technologies can move forward collaboratively. |
| Shamit Bhat | - Identifying commonality between web and 5G - Analysing convergence between these two worlds - Articulating and communicating common principles - Analysing issues, concerns and opportunities - Recommending a way forward to address above |
| Carl Taylor | A recognition that 5G is an opportunity for the mobile industry to diversify its businesses and services, enabled by Web technologies. A prioritised list (according to likely business need) of the challenges in improving web protocols for greater efficiency across 5G networks. |
| Pauline Sia | Practical example and how it can be applied in industries |
| Kevin Smith | Learn about W3C plans for 5G, hear from attendees regarding their 5G goals and concerns, and see if we can finally get POWDER used for IoT ;) |
| Chris Seal | Highlight aspects of 5G technology that affect web developers, which isn't immediately obvious if one were to consider 5G simply as a faster connectivity pipe. |
| Qitao Gan | Collectively define the vision of upcoming 5G in 2020, and how Web Technologies can be used to support some specific 5G use cases (e.g. IoT) to meet end user's expectations (Quality of Experience)? |
| Mohammed DADAS | Identify future cooperation areas and topics |
| Xiangying Yang | Assuming many attendees are NOT from W3C background: - Provide an intuitive introduction and case study what 5G requirements mean for today and future Internet - Present a detailed walk through on W3C projects, roadmap and their impacts/links to 5G - Highlight the areas that need industry collaboration (say between 3GPP and W3C and IETF) - Organize a balanced discussion panel with inputs from different stake holders in the ecosystem: device vendors, network vendors, service providers etc. - Allow sufficient coffee breaks for social :) |
| Bernard Gidon | |
| Paul Farrow | It would be good to discuss the impact of 5G improvements on video delivery on the Web, as well as investigating and identifying improvements that could be deployed. Additionally, the discussion on the impact of QUIC on delivering high bitrate content would also be beneficial. |
| Richard Woodling | Identifying where 4G Lte will struggle compared to 5G Where 5G is going to be needed the most to meet use case demand including leap frogging of 4G by 5G in rural communities where some use cases could otherwise not be realised. E.g. remote medicine and agri tech. |
| Lars Eggert | |
| Terence Eden | Challenges of QUIC - practical steps to take. Preserving Network Neutrality - creating a level playing field. |
| Ahmed Elsaywd ElHefnawy | what the Features provided by new networking technologies and their applicability to current and future network-intensive Web applications |
| Father M P Bhagat | |
| Jiayue Zhu | new standard in new HTML version, new standard in 3GPP |
| Stéphane Tuffin | Identify if there is an area where improved collaboration between Web applications and Networks should be developed in the scope of Web - Network standardizations |
| Hélio Pinheiro | Dimensioning 5G Networks for supporting existing and future Web technologies |
| Vincent TOUBIANA | The workshop should focus on the impact of 5G on the application layer and anticipate cross layer design. With 5G networks slicing, the application and network layer will be more tied. If we want the web to remain the main platform for service development, we should make sure that Progressive Web Apps will benefit of the same 5G integration than more integrated systems. Another key outcome would be to have a list of practical of 5G based services that would not only rely on “more bandwidth” but will also take into account other aspect of 5G like low network latency. For instance, in some case, 5G will allow more computation to be run in the cloud. |
| Andrew Hutton | Report on how web standards need to develop in order to make use of new network technologies to support areas such as WebRTC and IoT. |
| chang liu | new technologies imply into the 5G times which we can not do in 4G network |
| Zhiqiang Yu | 1 get an agreement on the typical Web 5G usage scenarios (not just high level, but also high priority specific work ) 2. key challenges/requirement on Web 5G usage scenarios from different view of partners (e.g. app developer, network provider, browser vendor, etc) 3. Identify and kickoff some typical Web 5G projects , start from concept discussion to prototype . |
| Youngsun Ryu | - broaden the participation including various area - sharing their opinions and topics before workshop(maybe this homepage will be helpful for discussion) - continous activities(i.e. contiuative workshop or new IG), not a one-time event |
| Xingnan Wang | 1 get an agreement on the typical web5g usage scenarios. 2.key challenges/requirement on web5g usage scenarios from different view of partners. 3. identify and kickoff some typical web5g projects, start from concept discussion to prototype. |
| David Lake | Anything discussing 5G as we move towards deployment is interesting for me. Use-cases are vital, as is understanding the micro and macro-economic issues/benefits of the technologies. |
| Chris Needham | Identify new use cases, gaps and requirements for the Web platform in respect to 5G networks |
| Shawn Hennessey | Giving a successful |
| Richard Bradbury | Sorting myth from reality. |
| Dan Druta | I think the main focus of the workshop should be to bring various experts from the operator community and the web on a common understanding on key 5G topics, facilitate some brainstorming on the intersection points and make sure we have a clear path addressing them in the appropriate SDOs. |
| Diego Gonzalez-Zuniga | Explaining what Web5G is. How does it affect the participants in their areas, and which are actions to be taken in order to take advantage of it. |
| Peng Liang | |
| Didier Berthoumieux | Understanding roles that W3C could identify in the new 5G ecosystem. |
| Louay Bassbouss | Discuss and identify application domains and use cases on the web that may require new APIs or extensions of exinsting APIs in order to profit from core 5G features. |
| Yoshiaki Tanaka | Key milestone |
| Eric Vyncke | Collect inputs for current IETF draft draft-ietf-intarea-provisioning-domains-01 |
| Ulrich Dropmann | A work program of W3C for 5G era, clearly interlinked with other relevant bodies. |
| Colin Perkins | A key issue would seem to be the cross-layer interactions between bearer, network, transport, and applications, and the ways in which we can enable innovation in these layers which preventing further network ossification. |
| Alexander Erk | To get a clearer view, on the changes in web technologies which might come with 5G. |
| kazumasa kobayashi | |
| Göran Eriksson | Understand the problems of having web and 5G community meet, identify key technology challenges and possible solutions. |
| Lucas Pardue | |
| Ali C. Begen | List use cases and identify gaps for media delivery over 5G. |
| Alice Foster |
5. Your interests
What topics are you most interested in? Please rank the topics below for relevance and importance.
Summary
| Choice | All responders | |||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Don’t mind | Don’t want | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 8 | |
| Performance bottenecks of Web apps on ultra-fast networks | 12 | 4 | 1 | 6 | 5 | 2 | 4 | 5 | 6 | |
| Dimensioning 5G Networks for supporting existing and future Web technologies (VR/AR, automotive, WebRTC, IoT) | 4 | 14 | 6 | 8 | 2 | 5 | 2 | 2 | 2 | |
| Architectural evolutions of the Web to enable greater network/application integration | 6 | 8 | 12 | 3 | 7 | 5 | 2 | 2 | ||
| Connecting network management and network metrics from Web applications | 11 | 2 | 7 | 3 | 3 | 6 | 4 | 5 | 4 | |
| Case studies of existing network/application integration and their extension to the Web | 8 | 4 | 3 | 8 | 5 | 3 | 9 | 3 | 2 | |
| Features provided by new networking technologies and their applicability to Web applications | 4 | 7 | 6 | 12 | 6 | 4 | 3 | 3 | ||
| Bringing edge-computing capabilities to Web applications | 10 | 4 | 8 | 3 | 6 | 8 | 3 | 2 | 1 | |
| Impact of integrating QUIC in the Web Platform | 15 | 7 | 6 | 4 | 3 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 6 | |
Details
| Responder | Performance bottenecks of Web apps on ultra-fast networks | Dimensioning 5G Networks for supporting existing and future Web technologies (VR/AR, automotive, WebRTC, IoT) | Architectural evolutions of the Web to enable greater network/application integration | Connecting network management and network metrics from Web applications | Case studies of existing network/application integration and their extension to the Web | Features provided by new networking technologies and their applicability to Web applications | Bringing edge-computing capabilities to Web applications | Impact of integrating QUIC in the Web Platform | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Francisco Fontes | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Ranked 6 | Ranked 5 | Don’t mind | |
| Natasha Rooney | Ranked 6 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 1 | |
| Shamit Bhat | Ranked 8 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 1 | |
| Carl Taylor | Don’t mind | Ranked 2 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 1 | Hope this isn't a one-off workshop. There are many subjects and its a question of whether we talk about programmes and priorities, or the details of standardisation and technical progress. |
| Pauline Sia | Don’t mind | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | Don’t mind | Ranked 3 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 5 | Don’t mind | |
| Kevin Smith | Ranked 4 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 1 | |
| Chris Seal | Ranked 3 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 8 | |
| Qitao Gan | Ranked 4 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 3 | architectural evolution of Web will be important to adapt to the upcoming 5G or future Networks (including the evolution of future Internet). thus New features should be Incorporated, for instance Information-centric network architecture, utilization of New transport protocols like QUIC. |
| Mohammed DADAS | Ranked 3 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 2 | Don’t mind | Ranked 2 | |
| Xiangying Yang | Ranked 4 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 1 | Don’t mind | Ranked 3 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 6 | Don’t mind | |
| Bernard Gidon | Don’t mind | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | Don’t mind | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | |
| Paul Farrow | Ranked 1 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 2 | |
| Richard Woodling | Ranked 8 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 3 | |
| Lars Eggert | Ranked 2 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 1 | |
| Terence Eden | Ranked 7 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 3 | Don’t mind | Ranked 4 | |
| Ahmed Elsaywd ElHefnawy | Ranked 3 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 2 | |
| Father M P Bhagat | Ranked 7 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 5 | |
| Jiayue Zhu | Ranked 7 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 5 | |
| Stéphane Tuffin | Ranked 3 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 4 | |
| Hélio Pinheiro | Don’t mind | Ranked 1 | Don’t mind | Ranked 2 | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | |
| Vincent TOUBIANA | Ranked 6 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 8 | |
| Andrew Hutton | Ranked 6 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 3 | |
| chang liu | Ranked 1 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 2 | Don’t mind | N/A |
| Zhiqiang Yu | Ranked 1 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 2 | Don’t mind | Ranked 6 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 3 | Don’t mind | |
| Youngsun Ryu | Ranked 8 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 7 | |
| Xingnan Wang | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 8 | |
| David Lake | Ranked 8 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 3 | Don’t mind | Ranked 1 | Ranked 4 | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | |
| Chris Needham | Ranked 7 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 4 | |
| Shawn Hennessey | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | |
| Richard Bradbury | Ranked 5 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 1 | |
| Dan Druta | Ranked 3 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | |
| Diego Gonzalez-Zuniga | Ranked 5 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 8 | |
| Peng Liang | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | |
| Didier Berthoumieux | Don’t mind | Ranked 3 | Don’t mind | Ranked 4 | Don’t mind | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | Don’t mind | |
| Louay Bassbouss | Ranked 4 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 2 | Don’t mind | Ranked 3 | Ranked 1 | Don’t mind | |
| Yoshiaki Tanaka | Ranked 4 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 8 | |
| Eric Vyncke | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Ranked 1 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 3 | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | |
| Ulrich Dropmann | Ranked 7 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 8 | |
| Colin Perkins | Ranked 6 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 8 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 2 | |
| Alexander Erk | Ranked 3 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | Don’t mind | |
| kazumasa kobayashi | Ranked 8 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 3 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 6 | |
| Göran Eriksson | Ranked 8 | Ranked 7 | Ranked 5 | Ranked 6 | Ranked 4 | Ranked 1 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 3 | |
| Lucas Pardue | Don’t mind | Ranked 3 | Ranked 1 | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Ranked 2 | Don’t mind | Ranked 1 | |
| Ali C. Begen | Don’t mind | Ranked 1 | Ranked 4 | Don’t mind | Ranked 3 | Ranked 2 | Ranked 5 | Don’t mind | |
| Alice Foster | Don’t mind | Ranked 1 | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Don’t mind | Ranked 2 |
6. Other Thoughts
Please let us know any other information or thoughts you have about Web5G, network evolutions and possible standardization opportunities for the Web in this space. Feel free to include links to longer essays or other information you think should be considered at the workshop.
Details
| Responder | Other Thoughts |
|---|---|
| Francisco Fontes | |
| Natasha Rooney | |
| Shamit Bhat | |
| Carl Taylor | Interested to work on methods to make applications and browsers aware of 5G network capabilities as presented through slices. |
| Pauline Sia | Focus on the application for the Internet of things and its security |
| Kevin Smith | |
| Chris Seal | |
| Qitao Gan | Web5G needs to consider and synchronize with possible other network evolutions, for instance Named Data Networking (NDN) as a Future Internet architecture https://named-data.net/project/archoverview/ where it discussed important issues like names, interests, built-in Security, Routing vs. forwarding, caching, trasport, etc. |
| Mohammed DADAS | |
| Xiangying Yang | |
| Bernard Gidon | |
| Paul Farrow | |
| Richard Woodling | Nothing yet! |
| Lars Eggert | |
| Terence Eden | Critical that Web5G empowers "smaller" groups - communities, individuals, small businesses - as well as the dominant players. |
| Ahmed Elsaywd ElHefnawy | |
| Father M P Bhagat | |
| Jiayue Zhu | |
| Stéphane Tuffin | |
| Hélio Pinheiro | |
| Vincent TOUBIANA | |
| Andrew Hutton | |
| chang liu | how to adapt the Web5G with the android or ios system on the mobile phones? is it possible to Born many new startup companies or popular apps in the coming year? |
| Zhiqiang Yu | |
| Youngsun Ryu | I'd like to contiue to participate in this activities and reflect this activies to Korean standards and services. |
| Xingnan Wang | |
| David Lake | |
| Chris Needham | |
| Shawn Hennessey | |
| Richard Bradbury | |
| Dan Druta | This initiative will bring the Web and the network operator community closer on topics that will impact the future of the internet for years to come. Identifying the opportunities as well as the chalenges associated with the deployment of next generation networks relative to the evolution of the Web is going to be a key first step towards the harmonization of these technologies.There are opportunities to adress packaging we applications for edge deployments to hardening the network API exposure to web applications as well as security considerations I am looking forward to a successful and productive dialogue that will hopefuly result in some specific actions we can take. |
| Diego Gonzalez-Zuniga | |
| Peng Liang | |
| Didier Berthoumieux | |
| Louay Bassbouss | |
| Yoshiaki Tanaka | |
| Eric Vyncke | |
| Ulrich Dropmann | |
| Colin Perkins | |
| Alexander Erk | |
| kazumasa kobayashi | |
| Göran Eriksson | |
| Lucas Pardue | |
| Ali C. Begen | |
| Alice Foster |
More details on responses
- Francisco Fontes: last responded on 16, November 2017 at 15:50 (UTC)
- Natasha Rooney: last responded on 17, November 2017 at 08:11 (UTC)
- Shamit Bhat: last responded on 17, November 2017 at 10:48 (UTC)
- Carl Taylor: last responded on 17, November 2017 at 12:54 (UTC)
- Pauline Sia: last responded on 18, November 2017 at 00:36 (UTC)
- Kevin Smith: last responded on 20, November 2017 at 11:49 (UTC)
- Chris Seal: last responded on 20, November 2017 at 12:29 (UTC)
- Qitao Gan: last responded on 21, November 2017 at 09:45 (UTC)
- Mohammed DADAS: last responded on 24, November 2017 at 09:35 (UTC)
- Xiangying Yang: last responded on 28, November 2017 at 02:09 (UTC)
- Bernard Gidon: last responded on 3, December 2017 at 07:57 (UTC)
- Paul Farrow: last responded on 8, December 2017 at 11:04 (UTC)
- Richard Woodling: last responded on 12, January 2018 at 14:41 (UTC)
- Lars Eggert: last responded on 13, January 2018 at 10:47 (UTC)
- Terence Eden: last responded on 16, January 2018 at 14:32 (UTC)
- Ahmed Elsaywd ElHefnawy: last responded on 25, January 2018 at 05:42 (UTC)
- Father M P Bhagat: last responded on 7, February 2018 at 07:22 (UTC)
- Jiayue Zhu: last responded on 9, February 2018 at 07:33 (UTC)
- Stéphane Tuffin: last responded on 16, February 2018 at 08:58 (UTC)
- Hélio Pinheiro: last responded on 1, March 2018 at 05:14 (UTC)
- Vincent TOUBIANA: last responded on 5, March 2018 at 11:04 (UTC)
- Andrew Hutton: last responded on 5, March 2018 at 13:32 (UTC)
- chang liu: last responded on 6, March 2018 at 08:32 (UTC)
- Zhiqiang Yu: last responded on 8, March 2018 at 12:04 (UTC)
- Youngsun Ryu: last responded on 9, March 2018 at 06:34 (UTC)
- Xingnan Wang: last responded on 11, March 2018 at 12:55 (UTC)
- David Lake: last responded on 22, March 2018 at 15:07 (UTC)
- Chris Needham: last responded on 23, March 2018 at 12:55 (UTC)
- Shawn Hennessey: last responded on 23, March 2018 at 16:27 (UTC)
- Richard Bradbury: last responded on 23, March 2018 at 16:29 (UTC)
- Dan Druta: last responded on 25, March 2018 at 11:52 (UTC)
- Diego Gonzalez-Zuniga: last responded on 27, March 2018 at 14:09 (UTC)
- Peng Liang: last responded on 28, March 2018 at 06:49 (UTC)
- Didier Berthoumieux: last responded on 29, March 2018 at 13:43 (UTC)
- Louay Bassbouss: last responded on 31, March 2018 at 13:20 (UTC)
- Yoshiaki Tanaka: last responded on 4, April 2018 at 02:39 (UTC)
- Eric Vyncke: last responded on 10, April 2018 at 07:32 (UTC)
- Ulrich Dropmann: last responded on 10, April 2018 at 17:01 (UTC)
- Colin Perkins: last responded on 10, April 2018 at 21:55 (UTC)
- Alexander Erk: last responded on 12, April 2018 at 12:51 (UTC)
- kazumasa kobayashi: last responded on 12, April 2018 at 12:54 (UTC)
- Göran Eriksson: last responded on 13, April 2018 at 12:59 (UTC)
- Lucas Pardue: last responded on 17, April 2018 at 13:10 (UTC)
- Ali C. Begen: last responded on 17, April 2018 at 16:31 (UTC)
- Alice Foster: last responded on 20, April 2018 at 11:20 (UTC)
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