Caipirina
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CAIPIRINA is a project of the ftw. (Research Center for Telecommunications Vienna) and is the abbreviation for: Convergence towards All-IP: IMS Re-alization Issues for NGN Applications.
The CAIPIRINA-project (“N9”) is a follow-up of CAMPARI and SIMS and is based on the results of these projects and focuses on aspects arising while IMS is deployed on top of existing (mobile) networks, which are:
- Detailed Performance evaluations for various scenarios
- Feasibility and Performance of different Application Server Architectures
- IMS deployment and service orchestration
- IMS services (location/presence, Real-Time (RT), near RT, 3rd party applications)
- Problems with IPv4 in IMS and migration to-wards IPv6
- Perceptual Quality of Service (QoS)
- IMS-charging and IMS-security
- IMS inter-working with other IMS-test-beds and live IMS-networks
