ISO/IEC TR 29181-1:2012 PDF

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Information technology — Future Network — Problem statement and requirements — Part 1: Overall aspects

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ISO/IEC TR 29181-1:2012

Information technology — Future Network — Problem statement and requirements — Part 1: Overall aspects

Статус документа:: Действующий
Формат:: Электронный (PDF)
Количество страниц:: 26
Дата публикации:: 7 сентября 2012 г.
Издание:: ISO/IEC TR 29181 edition 1 version 1
ICS:: 35.100.30

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ISO/IEC TR 29181-1:2012 describes the definition, general concept, problems and requirements for Future Network (FN). It also discusses a milestone for standardization on FN. The scope of ISO/IEC TR 29181-1:2012 includes: motivation of FN; definition, general concept, and terminologies of FN; services and applications in FN; problems with current networks; design goals and high-level requirements for FN; milestones for standardization on FN.

Abstract

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Overview

ISO/IEC TR 29181-1:2012 - Information technology - Future Network (FN) - Part 1: Overall aspects is a Technical Report from ISO/IEC JTC 1 that defines the motivation, concepts, problems and high-level requirements for Future Network (FN) architectures. The report frames a clean‑slate and incremental approach to designing networks that go beyond current Internet limits and outlines a milestone-driven roadmap for future standardization work.

What this standard covers

Definition and general concept of Future Network (FN) and associated terminology.

Motivation and vision for FN: why current networks need evolution (scalability, ubiquity, security, mobility, heterogeneity, QoS, manageability, economics).

Services and applications that FN should support.

Problem statement detailing shortcomings of current networks (routing scalability, insecurity, mobility handling, congestive collapse, heterogeneous media, inefficient media distribution, etc.).

High-level requirements and design goals such as scalability, naming/addressing schemes, security, mobility support, customizable QoS, network virtualization, service awareness, media transport, management, energy efficiency and economic incentives.

Milestone and standardization roadmap for FN, including planned work on naming/addressing, switching/routing, mobility, security, media distribution and service composition.

Key technical topics and requirements

Scalability: architectures and naming/addressing models to handle massively increased endpoints and services.

Naming and addressing: rethinking identifiers to support mobility, multi-homing and service-centric models.

Security and privacy: comprehensive requirements covering peer, resource, mobility and heterogeneity threats.

Mobility: context-aware mobility, seamless multi‑homing and flow switching across heterogeneous access networks.

Quality of Service / Experience (QoS/QoE): support for customizable service-level behavior.

Heterogeneity & virtualization: enabling coexistence of multiple virtual networks over shared physical infrastructures and diverse devices/media.

Service awareness: discovery, composition, self-organizing services and context-aware operation.

Management and resilience: robust, autonomous management models to prevent failures and congestive collapse.

Energy and economics: efficiency and incentive mechanisms to make future deployments sustainable and operable.

Practical applications - who uses this standard

Network architects and designers planning next‑generation architectures.

Standards bodies and working groups (e.g., JTC 1 / SC 6) aligning FN work items.

Researchers and academic projects studying clean‑slate and incremental evolution of the Internet.

Telecom vendors, cloud and CDN providers designing products for mobility, virtualization and service composition.

Network operators and integrators evaluating long‑term migration strategies.

Policy makers and regulators assessing economic and operational implications of future networks.

IoT, vehicular networks and multimedia system designers needing scalable, secure, context‑aware networking models.

Related standards and roadmap

ISO/IEC TR 29181 is a multi‑part technical report series. Part 1 sets the overall aspects; Parts under preparation address detailed topics:

Part 2: Naming and addressing

Part 3: Switching and routing

Part 4: Mobility

Part 5: Security

Part 6: Media distribution

Part 7: Service composition

ISO/IEC TR 29181-1:2012 is a foundational guidance document for FN standardization, useful as a roadmap for subsequent technical specifications and protocol work.

ISO/IEC TR 29181-1:2012 PDF

Abstract

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