COMMIT Kick-off 20 & 21 March The COMMIT Story

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1 COMMIT Kick-off 20 & 21 March 2012 The COMMIT Story We are all standing at the beginning of the COMMIT story. Together we are going to write this story.

2 PRACTICAL INFORMATION/ The working language is English. Check-in will take place from onwards. In the meantime, luggage can be stored in a separate room (not guarded) or in a locker (which requires a 2 deposit). In the evening, after dinner, there is the possibility to have drinks in the bar of the hotel (at own expense). There is free wireless internet at the reception and lobby area. If you want to make use of internet throughout the whole building, vouchers can be purchased at the reception ( for 24 hours). You can enjoy the indoor swimming pool for free. 2

3 DAY ONE, TUESDAY 20 MARCH/ A - Boston 18: Board - Project leaders meeting B - Cheers sport cafe: evening drinks and social activity C - Rotonde: plenary sessions D - Atrium lounge: registration, lunch, coffee break E - Harvard 9: Luggage room F - Lockers 3

4 DAY TWO, WEDNESDAY 21 MARCH/ F - Lockers G - Oxford 2: Luggage room H - Gaudi Lounge: coffee break, closing remarks, lunch I - Oxford 16, 18, 20, 22: (part of the) project meetings, (part of the) workshops J - Asamblea: plenary day opening, (part of the) project meetings, (part of the) workshops K - 4

5 PROGRAMME/ Tuesday 20 March Arrival & lunch Atrium lounge Chair: Peter Apers Room Rotonde Welcome by Peter Apers Opportunities and challenges by Arnold Smeulders Energizer. Moderator Geleyn Meijer We are strong players Elevator Pitches: presentations of the COMMIT projects. P01 P02 P04 P06 Information retrieval for information services Searching for Meaning. Project leader: Maarten de Rijke, University of Amsterdam Semantic video search on mobile and web platforms. Sezer Karaoglu, University of Amsterdam Interaction for universal access Project leader: Dirk Heylen, University of Twente Robby van Delden, University of Twente Virtual worlds for well-being Project leader: Albert Vlug, Logica Socially-enriched access to linked cultural media Project leader: Alan Hanjalic, TU Delft Chris Dijkshoorn, Free University Amsterdam 5

6 P07 P08 P09 P11 P12 P15 P19 P20 P23 SWELL Smart reasoning systems for well-being at work and at home Project leader: Wessel Kraaij, TNO Saskia Koldijk, Radboud Universiteit/TNO Sensor networks for public safety Project leader: Paul Havinga, University of Twente Very large wireless sensor networks for well-being Project leader: Koen Langendoen, TU Delft Jie Li, TU Delft Composable embedded systems for health care Project leader: Jozef Hooman, Embedded Systems Institute & Radboud University Nijmegen Steven Haveman, Faculty of Engineering Technology, University of Twente METIS: dependable cooperatieve systems for public safety David Watts, Embedded Systems Institute Trusted healthcare services Project leader: Milan Petkovic Spatiotemporal data warehouses for travellers Project leader: Martin Kersten, CWI Victor de Graaff, University of Twente E-infrastructure virtualization for e-science applications Project leader: Henri Bal, Free University Amsterdam Project leader: Frank van Harmelen, Free University Amsterdam Laurens Rietveld, Free University Amsterdam 6

7 P24 P26 E-biobanking with imaging for healthcare Project leader: Joost Kok, University Leiden E-foodLab Semantic Support for Quantitative Research Processes Project leader: Jan Top, Wageningen UR - FBR Hajo Rijgersberg, Wageningen UR - FBR Tea break Atrium lounge Chair: Inald Lagendijk Room Rotonde ICT Labs by Willem Jonker EIT ICT Labs EIT ICT Labs is a European public-private initiative intended to turn Europe into the global leader in ICT innovation by: Breeding entrepreneurial ICT top talent via the transformation of higher education to promote creativity and entrepreneurial spirit; Bringing innovations to life through through ICT Labs for researchers, innovators and entrepreneurs; Generating ICT business via broader and faster industrialization of research results; EIT ICT Labs offers international Master s schools, Doctorate schools and Professional schools as well as various domain or technology driven Action Lines. All action lines integrate the knowledge triangle of education, research and business. EIT ICT Labs is co-located in 6 nodes in Berlin, Paris, Eindhoven, Stockholm, Helsinki and Trento. Willem Jonker will discuss the current state-of-affairs as well as the relevance for the COMMIT program Create a strong team How to make a golden demo? Collaboration between projects is important for the success of COMMIT. Individual excellence in the projects will be challenged to contribute ideas for tangible results requiring collaborating projects. The challenge is to produce two new ideas per team/table for a golden demonstrator that could not be produced by a single project alone. 7

8 Three results will be produced per team/table, namely: The two new golden demonstrator ideas; The required contributions per project to these golden demonstrators ; A synergy graph showing collaboration between projects for the two golden demonstrator ideas; Drinks Atrium lounge Dinner Meeting board of directors and project leaders Playful Interaction Cheers sport cafe Scientists and saboteurs by Jaïn van Nigtevegt, Flavour games The game is about being able to win within the assigned role, whilst fooling others. Wednesday 21 March Breakfast Chair: Arnold Smeulders Room Asamblea Execute excellence Project meetings Project meeting P04 P06 P09 P12 P19 P23 P24 room Asamblea P20 room Oxford 16 P11 small room Oxford 16 P02 room Oxford 18 P08 small room Oxford 16 P01 room Oxford 20 P15 small room Oxford 20 P26 small room Oxford P07 EIT ICT Labs by Patrick Strating (EIT ICT Labs), Iddo Bante (UTwente) 8

9 Workshops Room Asamblea Visual storytelling, making story s that stick In this workshop Onno will explain the basics of visual storytelling. How do you getyour message across in an engaging and compelling way. The participants themselves will create storyboards of the projects they are working on, making this masterclass a practical hands-on experience. Onno van der Veen, Zeeno 30 persons Room Oxford 16 Stretching the mold: new approaches to dissemination. There s more to dissemination than papers & academic conferences. Society has changed immensely, and communication with it. You can reach new, larger audiences and increase the quality of your research by working with the community, using tools readily at hand. This workshop will stretch your options by giving some examples and challenge you to apply them to your own work. Frank Kresin & Isjah Koppejan, Waag Society 20 persons Room Oxford 18 Training Speechen als Obama (wordt in het Nederlands gegeven) In de training Speechen als Obama leert u hoe u applaus kunt genereren, hoe u contact maakt met 200 man publiek, de kracht van de stilte, het geheim van charisma, kortom spreken en speechen met impact. Speechen is een kunst, en een zaal toespreken en regelmatig applaus krijgen helemaal. De oude Grieken ontwikkelden en beheersten deze kunst en onderzoeker Prof. Dr. Max Atkinson bewees wetenschappelijk dat het werkt. Of je nu kijkt naar de speeches van Churchill, Kennedy of Obama, ze gebruiken dezelfde technieken. U oefent de speech en applaustechnieken in de training. Gijs Weenink, De DebatAcademie 20 personen 9

10 Room Oxford 20 Getting complex messages across. Empathy, simplicity and storytelling. Using basic marketing techniques to connect to any audience. Ruurd Priester, Strategy director at LBi Netherlands. 25 persons Room Oxford 22 Unhosted: Freedom from the web s monopolies The web is not as open as it used to be: monopoly platforms formed new proprietary layers on top of it. But we create a better architecture for the web. We break the package deal»you get our app, we get your data remote Storage, a cross-origin data storage protocol separating application servers from data storage. We want to improve the web infrastructure by separating web application logic from per-user data storage: Users should be able to use web services they love but keep their life stored in one place they control a»home folder for the web«. At the same time, application developers shouldn t need to bother about providing data storage. We also believe that freedom on the web is not achieved by freely licensed web applications running on servers you can t control. That s why applications should be pure Javascript which runs client-side, all in the browser. It doesn t matter if free or proprietary everything can Michiel de Jong, Unhosted ev Eduard Isaac Tinus ICT Labs EIT ICT Labs offers a portfolio of catalysts to speed up transfer of research results toward new product lines and new ventures, as well as toward incorporation in educational activities. In an interactive instruments and discuss how these can be coupled to COMMIT projects Coffee break 10

11 Workshops Room Asamblea Visual storytelling, making story s that stick In this workshop Onno will explain the basics of visual storytelling. How do you getyour message across in an engaging and compelling way. The participants themselves will create storyboards of the projects they are working on, making this masterclass a practical hands-on experience. Onno van der Veen, Zeeno 30 persons Room Oxford 16 Stretching the mold: new approaches to dissemination. There s more to dissemination than papers & academic conferences. Society has changed immensely, and communication with it. You can reach new, larger audiences and increase the quality of your research by working with the community, using tools readily at hand. This workshop will stretch your options by giving some examples and challenge you to apply them to your own work. Frank Kresin & Isjah Koppejan, Waag Society 20 persons Room Oxford 18 Training Speechen als Obama (wordt in het nederlands gegeven) In de training Speechen als Obama leert u hoe u applaus kunt genereren, hoe u contact maakt met 200 man publiek, de kracht van de stilte, het geheim van charisma, kortom spreken en speechen met impact. Speechen is een kunst, en een zaal toespreken en regelmatig applaus krijgen helemaal. De oude Grieken ontwikkelden en beheersten deze kunst en onderzoeker Prof. Dr. Max Atkinson bewees wetenschappelijk dat het werkt. Of je nu kijkt naar de speeches van Churchill, Kennedy of Obama, ze gebruiken dezelfde technieken. U oefent de speech en applaustechnieken in de training. Gijs Weenink, De DebatAcademie 20 personen 11

12 Room Oxford 20 Getting complex messages across. Empathy, simplicity and storytelling. Using basic marketing techniques to connect to any audience. Ruurd Priester, Strategy director at LBi Netherlands. 25 persons Room Oxford 22 Unhosted: Freedom from the web s monopolies The web is not as open as it used to be: monopoly platforms formed new proprietary layers on top of it. But we create a better architecture for the web. We break the package deal»you get our app, we get your data remote Storage, a cross-origin data storage protocol separating application servers from data storage. We want to improve the web infrastructure by separating web application logic from per-user data storage: Users should be able to use web services they love but keep their life stored in one place they control a»home folder for the web«. At the same time, application developers shouldn t need to bother about providing data storage. We also believe that freedom on the web is not achieved by freely licensed web applications running on servers you can t control. That s why applications should be pure Javascript which runs client-side, all in the browser. It doesn t matter if free or proprietary everything can Michiel de Jong, Unhosted ev Innovating the internet one packet at a time While we are often amazed what innovations the internet brings us, the internet itself is often taken for granted. Those who consider to think about the internet technology platform see it as a mostly that rock solid public perception of the internet lies a growing maze of constantly evolving standards brought to life by a hardworking community of many thousands of researchers and developers. Progress is not just about a little faster, cheaper, easier versions of whatever the current options are - it is about reshaping the fabric of modern communication. The way internet technology morphs itself continuously has a vast impact on how we (can and may) behave. 12

13 and personal lives. They determine how our societies operate and how we produce, consume and share ideas. And some technology choices promote new forms of social interaction and new business models (or even modus operandi without business), while others only focus on establishing a far less desirable business advantage for very Michiel Leenaars, NLnet Gaudi Lounge COMMIT story Closing remarks by Arnold Smeulders Lunch Departure bus 13

14 PARTICIPANTS LIST/ Project / function Achternaam Voornaam Company / Research Institute Board of Directors Smeulders Arnold COMMIT Board of Directors Meijer Geleyn The Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences Board of Directors Apers Peter University of Twente Board of Directors Lagendijk Inald Delft University of Technology Board of Directors Vos Johan University of Amsterdam P01 de Rijke Maarten University of Amsterdam P01 van den Bosch Antal Radboud University Nijmegen P01 Bloom Niels Pagelink Interactives / University of Twente P01 Kunneman Florian Radboud University Nijmegen P01 Peetz Maria-Hendrike University of Amsterdam P01 de Jong Franciska Erasmus University Rotterdam P01 Hogenboom Alexander Erasmus University Rotterdam P01 Hogenboom Frederik Erasmus University Rotterdam P01 Frasincar Flavius Erasmus University Rotterdam P01 Vliegenthart Rens University of Amsterdam P01 Odijk Daan University of Amsterdam P01 Gebremeskel Gebre CWI P01 Hiemstra Djoerd University of Twente P01 Ordelman Roeland University of Twente P01 Nadeem Danish University of Twente P01 Gevers Theo University of Amsterdam P01 Karaoglu Sezer University of Amsterdam P01 Ramakrishnan Kandan University of Amsterdam P02 Heylen Dirk University of Twente P02 Packwood Lynn University of Twente P02 Poel Mannes University of Twente P02 Moreno Alejandro University of Twente P02 Lohmeijer Andries KITT Engineering P02 Reidsma Dennis University of Twente P02 Gouman Rianne Thales Research and Technology NL P02 van Delden Robby University of Twente P02 van der Made Thomas KITT Engineering P02 Kooistra Hans BSS Holland B.V. P02 van Dijk Betsy University of Twente P02 op den Akker Rieks University of Twente P02 Bruijnes Merijn University of Twente P02 Theune Mariët University of Twente P02 de Heer Johan T-Xchange P02 de Groot Thomas University of Twente / T-Xchange P02 Linssen Jeroen University of Twente P02 Zwiers Job University of Twente P02 Cremers Anita TNO 14

15 Project / function Achternaam Voornaam Company / Research Institute P02 Driessen Marianne CINOP P02 Brinkman Willem-Paul Delft University of Technology P02 Kessens Judith TNO P04 Vlug Albert Logica P04 van Harrewijn Marvin Logica P04 van Roij-Lubsen Astrid Waag Society P04 Huisman Gijs University of Twente P04 Egges Arjan Utrecht University P04 Stüvel Sybren Utrecht University P04 Luo Zhiping Utrecht university P04 Steenbrink Frans Motek Medical P04 Geraerts Roland Utrecht University P04 Jaklin Norman Utrecht University P04 Veltkamp Remco Utrecht University P04 Alnajar Fares University of Amsterdam P04 Wiering Frans Utrecht University P04 Darriba Aduen The Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences P04 Otten Ron Stichting BOZ P04 Koppejan Isjah Waag Society P06 Hanjalic Alan Delft University of Technology P06 Johan Oomen Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision P06 Hovelmann Henrike Rijksmuseum Amsterdam P06 Snoek Cees University of Amsterdam P06 Kordumova Svetlana University of Amsterdam P06 Freiburg Bauke Video Dock P06 van Ginkel Nick Video Dock P06 Mishra Ujjwal Video Dock P06 Tao Ran University of Amsterdam P06 Larson Martha Delft University of Technology P06 Houben Geert-Jan Delft University of Technology P06 Oosterman Jasper Delft University of Technology P06 Jongma Lizzy Rijksmuseum Amsterdam P06 Bronner Amit Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision P06 Huurnink Bouke Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision P06 Blom Jaap Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision P06 Aroyo Lora VU University Amsterdam P06, 12 en 23 Schreiber Guus VU University Amsterdam P06 Jacobs Geertje Rijksmuseum Amsterdam P06 Isaac Antoine Europeana P06 Dijkshoorn Chris VU University Amsterdam P06 van Ossenbruggen Jacco CWI 15

16 Project / function Achternaam Voornaam Company / Research Institute P06 van Veen Theo Koninklijke Bibliotheek P06 Fokkink Wan VU University Amsterdam P06 Nottamkandath Archana VU University Amsterdam P07 Kraaij Wessel TNO P07 Huveneers Sanne TNO P07 Noldus Lucas Noldus Information Technology BV P07 van der Meulen Friso TNO P07 Verberne Suzan Radboud University Nijmegen P07 Schavemaker John TNO P07 Koldijk Saskia TNO P07 Sappelli Maya TNO P07 Vollenbroek Miriam Roessingh Research and Development P07 Achterkamp Reinoud Roessingh Research and Development P07 Burgers Stefan Ericsson P07 van der Meer Jan Ericsson P07 Zwaal Hugo Ericsson P07 van Teijlingen Wouter TNO P08 de Lignie Marc vts Politie Nederland P08 Scholten Hans University of Twente P08 de Graaf Maurits Thales Research and Technology NL P08 Stuijk Sander Eindhoven University of Technology P08 Dekens Berend University of Twente P08 Annink Ewald Ambient Systems BV P08 Stolikj Milosh Eindhoven University of Technology P08 Snip Bram Centric TSolve P09 Stam Andries Almende B.V. P09 Langendoen Koen Delft University of Technology P09 Woehrle Matthias Delft University of Technology P09 van Polen Freek Sense Observation Systems P09 van Gijsel Lex Coöperatie DevLab P09 Heusdens Richard Delft University of Technology P09 de Ridder Huib Delft University of Technology P09 van Halteren Aart Philips Research / VU University Amsterdam P09 Li Jie Delft University of Technology P09 Martella Claudio VU University Amsterdam P09 Conrado Claudine Thales Research and Technology NL P09 Wijngaards Niek Thales Research and Technology NL 16

17 Project / function Achternaam Voornaam Company / Research Institute P09 Nieuwenhuis Kees Thales Research and Technology NL P09 Toonstra Gerard D-CIS P11 Hooman Jozef Embedded Systems Institute P11 Haveman Steven University of Twente P11 Mooij Arjan Embedded Systems Institute P11 Pinzger Martin Delft University of Technology P11 Dintzner Nicolas Delft University of Technology P11 Groote Jan Friso Eindhoven Institute of Technology P11 Keshishzadeh Sarmen Eindhoven University of Technology P12 Hendriks Teun Embedded Systems Institute P12 Houtsma Maurice Thales Research and Technology NL P12 Michels Steffen Radboud University Nijmegen P12 Velikova Marina Radboud University Nijmegen P12 Koopman Pieter Radboud University Nijmegen P12 Hoeksema Jesper VU University Amsterdam P12 Witteveen Cees Delft University of Technology P12 Novak Peter Delft University of Technology P12 Watts David Embedded Systems Institute P12 van den Berg Freek University of Twente P15 Petkovic Milan Eindhoven University of Technology P15 Hermens Hermie Roessingh Research and Development P15 Vavilis Sokratis Eindhoven University of Technology P15 Zannone Nicola Eindhoven University of Technology P15 Veugen Thijs TNO P15 Kooij-Janic Milena TNO P19 Kersten Martin CWI P19 Kargin Yagiz CWI P19 Bollars Stefan TomTom P19 Bischoff Hugo TomTom P19 Bertens Roel P19 Manegold Stefan CWI P19 Sellam Thibault CWI P19 Zhu Zhemin University of Twente P19 Jan Flokstra University of Twente P19 de By Rolf University of Twente P19 de Graaff Victor University of Twente P19 Idreos Stratos CWI 17

18 Project / function Achternaam Voornaam Company / Research Institute P19 Groffen Fabian CWI P19 Gawade Mrunal CWI P20 Bal Henri VU University Amsterdam P20 Grosso Paola University of Amsterdam P20 van der Ham Jeroen University of Amsterdam P20 Pittaras Chariklis University of Amsterdam P20 Strijkers Rudolf TNO P20 Makkes Marc TNO / University of Amsterdam P20 van t Noordende Guido University of Amsterdam P20 Jebessa Naod Duga University of Amsterdam P20 Urbani Jacopo VU University Amsterdam P20 Seinstra Frank VU University Amsterdam P20 van Werkhoven Ben VU University Amsterdam P20 Epema Dick Delft University of Technology P20 Ghit Bogdan-Ionut Delft University of Technology P20 Belloum Adam University of Amsterdam P20 Razavi Kaveh VU University Amsterdam P20 Sobczak Karol VU University Amsterdam P23 van Harmelen Frank VU University Amsterdam P23 Adriaans Pieter University of Amsterdam P23 Bloem Peter University of Amsterdam P23 Wibisono Adianto University of Amsterdam P23 de Vries Gerben University of Amsterdam P23 Schlobach Stefan VU University Amsterdam P23 Rietveld Laurens VU University Amsterdam P23 Hoekstra Rinke VU University Amsterdam P23 Groth Paul VU University Amsterdam P23 Magliacane Sara VU University Amsterdam P23 de Vos Martine VU University Amsterdam P23 Gueret Christophe VU University Amsterdam P23 Vdovjak Richard Philips Research Europe P24 Kok Joost Leiden University Medical Center P24 Ghebreab Sennay University of Amsterdam P24 Zabihi Mariam University of Amsterdam P24 Heeren Ron FOM-AMOLF P24 Smith Don FOM-AMOLF P24 Mascini Nadine FOM-AMOLF P24 Cillero Pastor Berta FOM-AMOLF P24 Olabarriaga Silvia AMC P24 van Kampen Antoine AMC P24 Shahand Shayan AMC P24 van den Brink Oscar COAST P24 McDonnell Liam Leiden University Medical Center P24 Jones Emrys Leiden University Medical Center P24 Ye Kai Leiden University Medical Center 18

19 Project / function Achternaam Voornaam Company / Research Institute P24 Kroon Mark Leiden University Medical Center P24 Vis Jonathan Leiden University Medical Center P24 Lou Sha Leiden University Medical Center P26 Top Jan Wageningen UR P26 van Batenburg Roeland Wageningen UR P26 Wigham Mari Wageningen UR P26 Rijgersberg Hajo Wageningen UR P26 Willems Don Wageningen UR Supervisory Board Doop Paul University of Amsterdam Supervisory Board Kersten Bert VU University Amsterdam / Nyenrode CTIT Bante Iddo University of Twente Baeten Jos CWI Buro van den Berg Mieke Buro Heukensfeldt Patricia Jansen Buro Mes Virginie Buro van Bekkum Suna Buro Swinkels Michiel 19

20 COMMIT is a public-private research community solving grand challenges in information and communication science shaping tomorrow s society