SODALES summary of objectives Sample Clauses

SODALES summary of objectives. The fundamental SODALES objective is to develop and assess a NGOA network to offer a scalable FTTH and mobile mass market access solution, minimising TCO, supporting new business models and allowing co-operations among different stake holders, by developing compatibility and standard interfacing for fixed and mobile radio access. The following measurable and verifiable objectives are listed, including the expected date to be achieved Technical objectives • MS 51 Establish the conditions of the ARN physical layer and design the ARN to fulfil compatibility with fibre and mobile access networks (Month 12) • MS 31 Design the interfaces to offer advanced OAM at the ARN, CPE and CO to allow easy provision, control of management of bit stream access in open-access multi-operator networks (Month 12) • MS 41 Develop a low-cost 10 Gb/s demarcation CPE that can be used for fibre and 60- GHz radio access (Month 24) • MS 32 Include backbone network features into access systems (Month 22) • MS 33 Offer a unified C&M plane that offers standard northbound interfaces for service provision, OAM and fault management for both, fixed and mobile services (Month 24) Technical challenges • MS 51 Apply statistical multiplexing adaptation to pure point-to-point standard interfaces (Month 12) • MS 21 Solve packet-to-TDM synchronization and management issues to allow real fixed- mobile convergence (Month 12) • MS 51 Integrate with off-the-shelf components and modules (Month 12) • MS 42 Define, design and construct an overall prototype concept (Month 28) • MS 12 Define physical and logical interfaces and to specify their functionalities (Month 6) • MS 14 Determine the optimum network architecture for up- and down-stream transmission capacity (Month 18) Demonstration and validation challenges • MS 41 Implement the proposed solutions in an experimental prototype for evaluating the performance of the solutions as a whole (Month 24) • MS 41 Verify operation within lab network (Month 24) • MS 43 Test the stable prototype in a live field environment. Key factors to look at besides functional testing are ease and cost of deployment and maintenance (Month 32) • MS 65 Provide an open specification and driving information exchange with other European operators and EU projects and contribute to Standardization bodies (Month 36)
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