Slides from the presentation by Dr. Da Silva and COMSOC General Meeting and Distinguished Lecture at the University of Denver (Feb. 2023)

Slides from the workshop – https://securityfeeds.us/node/235

• Conference Website – https://comfutures2021.ieee-comfutures.org/
• Presentations from Keynotes and Session (program)

Keynotes and Sessions below –

• Keynote – When Atoms and Bits Go Hand in Hand (Roberto Saracco)
• Keynote – Integrated Open Edge (Mung Chang)
• Session – Amateur Radio Emergency Communications (Orv Beach)
• Session – DISTRIBUTED SDN IN AN INTELLIGENT EDGE FOR THE FUTURE 6G NETWORK (Weinstein / Hsing)
• Session – THE INTERNET OF THINGS AND INDUSTRY 4.0 (Adam Drobot)
• Session – The Future of Optical IEEE 802.3 Ethernet (David Law)
• Session – Key Spectrum Policy Issues for the Technical Community (Michael Marcus)
• Session – Data Centric Communications Architecture for Autonomy (Stan Schneider)
• Session – High Altitude Platform Station (HAPS) Networks of 2030s & 2040s (Halim Yanıkömeroğlu)

http://site.ieee.org/denver-com/files/2020/09/Cybersecurity_Transactive-Energy-TWeil_final.pdf

ABSTRACT – Here’s the summary for the webinar – Transactive energy (TE) will be an important technology enabler that will change today’s utility business models toward the utility of the future. TE will also affect future energy markets, driven by new technologies, such as energy automation, distributed solar photovoltaic, distributed energy storage systems (DESS), smart metering, distributed energy resources (DER), and so one. However, current TE models lack the “trusted transactive layer” needed to implement new energy market dynamics capabilities. In this context, the presentations covered the full gamut of issues pertaining to transactive energy, cybersecurity and distributed ledger technologies.

IEEE COMMUNICATIONS SOCIETY (COMSOC) DISTINGUISHED LECTURE

https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/235319

• Ashutosh Dutta, Ph.D.
• Senior Scientist, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab (JHU/APL), USA
• IEEE Fellow
• Co-Chair, IEEE Future Networks Initiative
• IEEE Communications Society member-At-Large
• IEEE Communications Society and ACM Distinguished Lecturer
• Email: ashutosh.dutta@ieee.org; Ashutosh.Dutta@jhuapl.edu
• July 20, 2020

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Presentations

Blockchain for Telecommunications – COMSOC Webinar Replay

Blockchain for Telecommunications Overview – Tim Weil

Blockchain in Telecommunications – Future Outlook 2030  – Claudio Lima

Managing Security in Telecommunications Using Blockchain – Chris Gorog

5G and Blockchain (Smart cities and Telecom) – Fawzi Behmann

GLOBECOM 2019 KEYNOTE PRESENTATION FILES

Photos from the GLOBECOM 2019 Organizing Committee Dinner (Waikoloa, HI)

GLOBECOM 2019 Conference Website

IEEE Global Communications Conference (GLOBECOM) is one of the IEEE Communications Society’s two flagship conferences dedicated to driving innovation in nearly every aspect of communications. Each year, more than 3000 scientific researchers and their management submit proposals for program sessions to be held at the annual conference. After extensive peer review, the best of the proposals are selected for the conference program, which includes technical papers, tutorials, workshops and industry sessions designed specifically to advance technologies, systems and infrastructure that are continuing to reshape the world and provide all users with access to an unprecedented spectrum of high-speed, seamless and cost-effective global telecommunications services.

IEEE GLOBECOM 2019 Workshop on Blockchain in Telecommunications: Emerging Technologies for the Next Decade and Beyond

TOPICS TO BE COVERED (Call for Papers)

This workshop will be aligned with IEEE Blockchain Initiative strategic directions and promoted as a joint initiative with Globecom

The IEEE Globecom Telecommunications Blockchain Workshop invites prospective authors to submit their original technical work on any aspect of engineering, science, and technology of current interest to the workshop. Topic areas include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Blockchain in 5G Technologies
• Blockchain in IoT
• Blockchain in Networking and Cloud Technologies
• Blockchain in Telecommunications Process, Operation and Customer Management
• Blockchain Telecom Enterprise Applications
• Blockchain Telecom in Home Automation and Communications
• Blockchain Telecom Cybersecurity
• Blockchain Telecom Scalability, Performance and Privacy
• Blockchain Telecom Interoperability
• Blockchain Telecom Pilots and Applications
• Blockchain Telecom Regulatory Challenges and Requirements
• Blockchain Telecom Emerging Technologies