Co-Leaders
- Edward Aractingi – Marshall University
- Raj Veeramani – University of Wisconsin
- Steve Wallace – Indiana University
Draft Scope Statement:
The IOT will incorporate many physical devices, sensors and facilities into a variety of public and private networks. This possibility presents many opportunities and challenges for our members and the world.
Potential areas for innovation
- Cost-effective uses of advanced networking capabilities (rapid delivery of big data, low latency and jitter for remote synchronous applications, IPv6)
- Integration of capabilities for compliance, security, and privacy in large-scale IoT applications
Some related initiatives
- Many individual member institution programs
- NSF projects in “cyber-physical systems”
- Industrial Internet Consortium test beds
A few potential use cases
- Smart homes, campuses, and cities (including transportation, public safety, energy and power, building operations, …)
- Health care (Internet of medical Things, telemedicine, genomics and proteomics, medical imagery, …)
- Industrial manufacturing
Internet of Things (IOT) Working Group Members
| First Name | Last Name | Organization |
|---|---|---|
| Pedro | Alvarez | Rice University |
| Edward | Aractingi | Marshall University |
| Mark | Armstrong | Oracle |
| Patricia | Beane | Northrup Grumman |
| Tsegereda | Beyene | Cisco |
| David | Blahut | Vassar |
| Bob | Brammer | Internet2 |
| Mung | Chiang | Princeton University |
| John | Cohn | IBM |
| Jack | Desjardins | IBM |
| Lester | Eisner | University of South Carolina |
| Peter | Elford | AARNet |
| Deborah | Everhart | Blackboard |
| Mike | Freedman | Princeton University |
| Branko | Glisic | Princeton University |
| David | Gurley | Cisco |
| Maria | Hall | Sunset - Swedish University Computer Network |
| Marc | Hoit | North Carolina State University |
| Paul | Howell | Internet2 |