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Machine Learning-based, Networking and Computing Infrastructure Resource Management of 5G and beyond Intelligent Networks (MARSAL)

Project
5G mobile networks will be soon available to handle all types of applications and to provide service to massive numbers of users. In this complex and dynamic network ecosystem, an end-to-end performance analysis and optimization will be key features, in order to effectively manage the diverse requirements imposed by multiple vertical industries over the same shared infrastructure. To enable such a vision, the MARSAL targets the development and evaluation of a complete framework for the management and orchestration of network resources in 5G and beyond, by utilizing a converged optical- wireless network infrastructure in the access and fronthaul/midhaul segments. At the network design domain, MARSAL targets the development of novel cell-free based solutions that allows the significant scaling up of the wireless APs in a cost- effective manner by exploiting the application of the distributed cell-free concept and of the serial fronthaul approach, while contributing innovative functionalities to the O-RAN project. In parallel, in the fronthaul/midhaul segments MARSAL aims to radically increase the flexibility of optical access architectures for Beyond-5G Cell Site connectivity via different levels of fixed-mobile convergence. At the network and service management domain, the design philosophy of MARSAL is to provide a comprehensive framework for the management of the entire set of communication and computational network resources by exploiting novel ML-based algorithms of both edge and midhaul DCs, by incorporating the Virtual Elastic Data Centers/Infrastructures paradigm. Finally, at the network security domain, MARSAL aims to introduce mechanisms that provide privacy and security to application workload and data, targeting to allow applications and users to maintain control over their data when relying on the deployed shared infrastructures, while AI and Blockchain technologies will be developed in order to guarantee a secured multi-tenant slicing environment.
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Overview

Contributors

SAMARATI PIERANGELA   Scientific Manager  

Departments involved

Dipartimento di Informatica Giovanni Degli Antoni   Principale  

Type

H20_RIA - Horizon 2020_Research & Innovation Action/Innovation Action

Funder

EUROPEAN COMMISSION
External Organization Funding Organization

Date/time interval

January 1, 2021 - December 31, 2023

Project duration

36 months

Research Areas

Concepts


Settore INF/01 - Informatica

Publications

Outputs (6)

Distributed query execution under access restrictions 
COMPUTERS & SECURITY
ELSEVIER
2023
Academic Article
Open Access
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Protecting Data and Queries in Cloud-Based Scenarios 
SN COMPUTER SCIENCE
SPRINGER
2023
Academic Article
Open Access
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Sentinels and twins : effective integrity assessment for distributed computation 
IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON PARALLEL AND DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS
INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS (IEEE)
2023
Academic Article
Open Access
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Supporting User Protection Requirements in Cloud-Based Data Outsourcing 
SN COMPUTER SCIENCE
SPRINGER
2023
Academic Article
Open Access
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Assessing User Privacy on Social Media: The Twitter Case Study 
2022
Conference Paper
Open Access
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Towards Machine-Learning-Based 5G and Beyond Intelligent Networks: The MARSAL Project Vision has been updated 
INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS (IEEE)
2021
Conference Paper
Partially Open Access
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