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Curriculum Vitae
Slobodanka Dana Kathrin TOMIC, Dipl.-Ing., Dr.techn
Contact address Rienösslgasse 10/11, 1040 Wien, Austria
FTW - The Telecommunications Research Centre Vienna
Affiliation
(Forschungszentrum Telekommunikation Wien, Betriebs-GmbH)
Donau-City-Straße 1 | 1220 Wien |Austria
Phone: +43-1-5052830-54, +43-676-9129023
Fax: +43 1 5052830-99,
E-mail: tomic@ftw.at
Web: http://userver.ftw.at/~tomic
Personal Information
Phone Number (mobile) +43 676 9129023
Phone Number (office) +43 1 5052830 54
Email Address tomic@ftw.at
Gender female
Date of Birth February 7 th , 1966
Citizenship Austrian
Languages German, English, Serbian
Qualifications: Degree and Institution
Dr.techn (10’ 2007) Vienna University of Technology, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Information
Technology, Austria, Thesis: Dynamic Virtualization and Service Provision in Multi-
Provider Optical Networks
Dipl.-Ing. (10’ 1989) Technical University in Belgrade, Faculty of Electrical engineering, Serbia,
Specialisation in communication technology, Thesis: Evaluation of the Moment Method
in the Antenna Field Modelling and Simulation
High School Degree (1884) Mathematics Gymnasium, Belgrade, Serbia, specialization in computer programming
Employment: Roles and Institutions
2005 – current Senior Researcher, Project Manager, Industry Partner Relationship, Technology Consulting
The Telecommunications Research Centre Vienna (FTW), division Networked Services
Research in areas: Smart Grid, Robotic Fleets, M2M networks
- networked service, self-organizing systems
- demand response, energy markets and forecasting in micro-grids
- distributed semantic-based data management
- optimization, agent-based systems, simulation
2000 – 2004 Project Assistant (PhD Student)
Vienna University of Technology(TUW), Institute for Broadband Communication
1999 – 2000 Maternity leave
1992 – 1998 Software and Systems Engineer
SIEMENS AG, Programme and System Engineering (PSE) Division
1991– 1991 Researcher
Institute for Aeronautics Zarkovo, Belgrade, Serbia
1990 –1990 Researcher (internship)
IMTEL, Belgrade, Serbia

Curriculum Vitae
Projects and Responsibilities
FTW - The Telecommunications Research Centre Vienna, division Networked Services
03.2010-09.2012
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Project Leader in Grid Responsive Energy Efficient Networked Homes (GREEN HOME), FTW
collaborative project
The Project GREEN HOME (Grid Responsive Energy Efficient Networked Home) was a national
collaborative application-oriented research project (FTW, 4 industrial partners, one university,
~900 kEuro budget) focusing on energy management in the home environment (home micro-grid)
with the responsive flexible demand based on (1) advanced ICT technology (e.g., home gateway,
service platform, intelligent appliances, in-home networking, smart metering, and technology for
pervasive user engagement) for realization of smart home energy management, (2) smart metering
and demand response concepts for flexible responsive loads, and (3) simulation and experimental
methodology for quantitative evaluation of new load flexibilization scenarios.
Responsibilities
- project coordination
- concept design for demand management and demand responsiveness, consumer modelling and
consumption forecasting
- simulation methodology development for market-based energy trading in micro-grids
- coordination of demonstrator and simulator implementation
- student supervision
- outreach, dissemination and integration (11’2010, FTW Workshop on Intelligent Energy with
international academic and industrial participation, the International Energy Symposium (IEWT
2011), European Energy Markets Conference in 2011 and 2012, Special session on Smart
Homes in the FDL 2012 Conference, GreenTech’13)
01.2010-12.2011 Activity Leader in Next Generation Home (GENIO), Celtic+ Project
09.2009-11.2010
04.2011-09.2012
The Celtic Project Next Generation Home (GENIO) was a European collaborative research project
that developed and demonstrated advanced technologies for home networking and management of
heterogeneous home services and devices. FTW provided a concept and implementation of the
autonomous energy management based on semantic technology and smart plugs which was
integrated within the home service platform and demonstrated at Celtic Event in 2011. The local
GENIO activities were supported by the GREEN HOME project.
Responsibilities
- concept development and integration
- coordination of implementation
- student supervision
Project Co-leader and Activity Leader in SESAME: Semantic Smart Metering; Enablers for Energy
Efficiency, funded by Austrian Research Promotion Agency (FFG)
The project SESAME was an international collaboration project (partners from Austria, Russian
Federation, Serbia) with special focus on application of Semantic Web technologies in engaging
end consumers in energy efficient and low carbon consumption. It developed a flexible technical
solution that integrates various home sensors (light, temperature, humidity), home automation
control, touch screen display, a smart meter, and a software platform for home energy control based
on semantic modeling of user energy consumption preferences and home management policies and
semantic reasoning. The system actively assists end-consumers in making well-informed decisions and
performs control of the system.
Responsibilities
- design of the project proposal
- concept and semantic methodology design for ontology and knowledge-based control
- coordination of implementation
- outreach and integration
- assessment of results and dissemination
- student supervision
Activity Leader in SESAME-S: Semantic Smart Metering; Services for Energy Efficiency, funded by
Austrian Research Promotion Agency (FFG)
The project SESAME-S (SESAME follow-up) had a special focused on energy data integration for
add-value data-intensive services. One particular special interest of SESAME-S is to understand and
exploit the benefits of linked open (energy and economic) data and data integration in mobilizing
different stakeholders to contribute to energy efficiency goals. The project also set up several realworld
energy management trials at partner premises including a school and a factory. The installation
and evaluation of the SESAME-S management system in the school “HAK Kirchdorf“ are performed

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as tasks within an energy-awareness lecture specially designed by FTW through which the user
requirements are collected and school children are involved in the topic and the trial.
Responsibilities
- design of personalized energy efficiency reasoning on linked user and context data
- design of the concept for ALPHAVERDA portal and marketplace for energy efficiency services
- design of real world trial goals and scenarios, in particular related to the smart plug system
- business plan development
04.2009 - current Industrial partner management and research agenda innovation
Responsibilities
- co-development of the road map for the centre's entrance in the Intelligent Energy field
- industrial partner management in particular responsible for developing cooperative research
opportunities with EVN, the energy and environmental services company, with headquarters in
Lower Austria.
- development of cooperative research opportunities
- e.g., cooperative project GREEN HOME and the project SMART GRID Microgrid - to
be started
- M2M communication, data management, process optimization and energy
management in rural scenarios (future farms)
- research agenda innovation and program development in particular related to topics
"Smart Grid Data Management and System Control" and "Machine-2-Machine Systems"
- research process innovation
- contribution to centre’s dissemination and collaboration events with the centre's existing and
potential industrial partners.
01.2008 - current Strategic research and technology consulting, division Networked Services
08.2010 - current
01.2010 – 07.2010
Responsibilities
- research methodology assessment and design of techniques and algorithms for
- self-organizing adaptive and autonomous ICT systems, reliable machine to machine
(M2M) communication, data management for distributed cooperation, optimization,
semantic modelling and logic-based reasoning for internet of things, recommendation
systems for energy services
- state-of-the-art studies and research project development
- context-aware home services for smart grids, context-aware safety enhancing system
for intelligent farms, chaining of environmental services for water management, selfadaptive
environmental monitoring network, autonomic network management, and
adaptive self-diagnosis
- consulting activities
- Geographic Information System (GIS), technology and standards for the integration
of emergency services, smart home and smart metering technology and standards
Work package leader and team leader in the European project Robot Fleets for Highly Effective
Agriculture and Forestry Management (RHEA), FP7 NMP
The European project RHEA is designing algorithms, technologies and systems for perception,
actuation, communication, localization and decision making in a robotic fleet for precision
agriculture and foresting applications which have potential to significantly reduce use of pesticides
and herbicides.
Responsibilities
- leading the Work Package developing communication and localization solution
- coordinating of the local team which designs a fleet communication technology and user
interfaces for reliable distributed robot-to-robot and human-to-robot coordination.
- co-supervising two PhD students researching in the areas of self-organizing context-sensitive
and reliable wireless networking and distributed semantic based management for adaptive
coordination in mixed robots/humans teams
- co-supervision of MSc students
- coordination of experimental test bed
- methodology assessment, advancement and quantitative evaluation
- dissemination in internal and external events
Work package leader and team leader in the European project A railway automatic track warning
system based on distributed personal mobile terminals (ALARP), FP7 Transport

Curriculum Vitae
04.2008 – 09.2009
01. 2006 -12. 2007
09. 2005 - 11. 2006
03. 2005 - 08. 2005
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The EU project ALARP developed railway automatic track warning system based on distributed
personal mobile terminals.
Responsibilities
- creation and coordination of the project team
- high level concepts for in-field communication
Senior Researcher in Real-time Safety-related Traffic Telematics (REALSAFE), FTW collaborative
project
The project REALSAFE analysed standards and technology for Intelligent transportation systems (ITS)
and developed novel self-organizing data and event management solution.
Responsibilities
- co-design of the concept for distributed P2P based ITS service management
- simulation-based methodology design to study the requirements of Car-to-Infrastructure
scenarios
- student co-supervision
Activity leader in the European Network of Excellence Creating Ubiquitous Intelligent Sensing
Environments (CRUISE), FP5 ICT
The NoE CRUISE focused on the application and communication aspects of sensor networks, and
facilitated numerous network partners in joined research, teaching and dissemination activities.
Responsibilities
- co-definition and research coordination in research topic: mobility in wireless sensor networks,
network opportunistic self-organization, cluster-based methods, WSN software architectures
- student co-supervision
- result dissemination
Project Leader in SIPv6 Transitioning, FTW collaborative project
The project SIPv6 focused on the impact that transition from IPv4 to IPv6 has on the QoS of the
VoIP service managed by SIP protocol framework.
Responsibilities
- project management
- co-development of the experimental methodology
- coordination of the test bed realization
- coordination of analysis of different architectures characteristic for the transition period
- road-mapping for real world transition scenario(Austrian major operator)
- results dissemination
Contractual research and project development
Responsibilities
- design of cooperative project proposal for FFG Bridge Program
- design of the project proposal for European project CRUISE
Institute for Broadband Communication, Technical University Vienna (TUW)
02.2004 – 01. 2005
Team leader, researcher and WP leader in the European project NoE e-Photon/ONE; Researcher in
COST Action 291
The Network of Excellence e-Photon/ONE integrated researchers from all different fields of optical
networking. COST Action 291 “Towards Digital Optical Networks” was additional research
integration platform of the same community.
Responsibilities
- PhD research on interconnection and management concepts for optical multi-wavelength
networks
- team coordination
- leading WP on International Collaborations, organizing events with international research
community (Workshop on International Collaboration @ECOC’04, Stockholm, Sweden, and
Workshop on Key Issues and Grand Challenges in Optical Networking in collaboration with
National Scientific Foundation (NSF, USA), 2005, Brussels, Belgium)
- student supervision

Curriculum Vitae
09. 2002-06. 2004
09.2000-12.2004
PSE, SIEMENS AG, Wien
01.1996-12.1998
01.1992-12.1995
Current Education
- dissemination
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Researcher in the basic research project Ad Hoc Networks, funded by FWF Austrian Science Fund
The project Ad Hoc Networks focused on the ad hoc self-configuration protocols, clustering protocols
and virtualization mechanisms in mobile ad hoc wireless networks and sensor network and optical
grids.
Responsibilities
- research in ad hoc self-configuration protocols, clustering protocols, virtualization mechanisms,
mobile ad hoc wireless networks and sensor network and optical grids
- student supervision
Project Assistant, Research and Technology consulting
Consulting for Telecom Austria - the largest Austrian broadband network operator, on the
technology, research results and standards regarding traffic flow optimization for trafficengineering
and virtual network topology design, network control standards and trends in optical
grid architectures for user-centric services and resource sharing, virtualization, and self-optimizing
traffic engineering.
Responsibilities
- technology assessment, technology and standards consulting in projects Resource management
in Optical Transport Networks (2004), Control and Management in Optical Transport Networks
(2003), Optical Virtual Private Networks (2002).
Activity leader in EU project Management of Optical Networks (MOON), FP5
The EU project MOON developed a platform for advanced management of optical networks based
on ITU-T standards, and demonstrated in an international test bed.
Responsibilities
- local group leader
- design of management ontology concepts and system architecture
- evaluation and selection of software modelling and development tools
- coordination and supervision of implementation and evaluation
- project representative for the development of the unified management view (concentration
activities)
System design and software development for a Network Synchronization Product
Responsibilities
- Design and implementation of the system components and testing tools
- Test design, model and integration tests
- Pre-sales support
In 2010 I continued education in the field of energy economics and information economics at the TU Wien. My field of
interest is analysis of new energy market concepts, contracts and policies to facilitate zero carbon society, energy
efficiency through load flexibilization, integration of renewable energy sources and integration of distributed
renewable energy in the Smart Grid. I am enrolled in the PhD focusing on energy economics, energy modelling and
analysis, regulation and markets, profitability calculation in the energy industry, macroeconomic modelling and
econometrics, computational economics.
Recent Personal Training
- Coaching for Woman Scientists - Designing and Managing Research Projects, fForte_coaching 2009 / 2010
award – eight 3-days modules from 10’2009 – 06’2010)
- Partner Management Training (Gottfried Amtman, Coverdale, 2days -01’2010, 2 days – 03’2010)
- Negotiation Training – Harvard Principle (Waldemar Pelz, International Management and Marketing, 2 days
03’2012)

Curriculum Vitae
Professional Activities
Member of IEEE, ACM, INFORMS, reviewer at numerous conferences and publications
Publications
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Energy
A. Fensel, S. Tomic, V. Kumar, M. Stefanovic, S. V. Aleshin, D. O. Novikov, SESAME-S: Semantic Smart Home System for
Energy Efficiency, Journal Article, D 2012, Informatik-Spektrum, http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s00287-012-0665-9,
Springer-Verlag, 2012-12-01
S. Tomic, A Study of the Impact of the Forecasting Errors on Trading and Balancing in a Microgrid, GreenTech’13,
Denver, April 4.-5., 2013
S. Tomic, J. Haase, G. Lazendic, GREEN HOME – A Concept and a Study of Grid Responsiveness, Book Chapter in The
Best of FDL 2012, (in preparation) 2013
S. Tomic, J. Haase, GREEN HOME – A Concept and a Study of Grid Responsiveness, Special session on Smart Homes
collocated with FDL 2012, Vienna Austria, 09’ 2012
A. Fensel, S. Tomic, V. Kumar, M. Stefanovic, S. V. Aleshin, and D. O. Novikov, SESAME-S: Semantic Smart Home System
for Energy Efficiency“, 1st D-A-CH-Conference on Energy Informatics 2012 5.- 6.7 2012
S.Tomic, Economic Effects of Trading Watts and Negawatts by Agile Customers in Hierarchic Energy Markets, 9th
International Conference on the European Energy Markets, Florence, Italy, 10-12 May 2012, 2012
S. Tomic, A. Fensel, M. Schwanzer, M. Kojic Veljovic, M. Stefanovic, Semantics for Energy Efficiency in Applied Semantic
Technologies: Using Semantics in Intelligent Information Processing, August 2011, Publisher: Taylor and Francis, USA
S. Tomic, D. Drenjanac, Agent-based Simulation of New Energy Markets, 8th International Conference on the European
Energy Markets, Zagreb, Croatia, May 25-27, 2011
J. Haase, S. Tomic, Green Home - Information and Communication Technology for Grid Responsive Energy Efficient
Networked Homes, IEWT 2011 , Vienna, Austria, 16.–18. Februar 2011
Kumar, S. Tomic, T. Pellegrini, A. Fensel, R. Mayrhofer, User Created Machine-readable Policies for Energy Efficiency in
Smart Homes, Ubicomp 2010 Workshop UCSE 2010, Copenhagen, Denmark, Sept. 26-27, 2010
S. Tomic, A. Fensel, T. Pellegrini, SESAME Demonstrator: Ontologies, Services and Policies for Energy Efficiency, I-
SEMANTICS, Graz, Austria, Sept. 1-3, 2010
M2M in Robotic Fleets, Intelligent Transportation Systems and Wireless Sensor Networks
T. Hinterhofer, H.-P. Schwefel, and S. Tomic. RD2: Resilient Dynamic Desynchronization for TDMA over Lossy Networks.
In Proc.SRDS 2012, Irvine, California, 2012.
T. Hinterhofer and S. Tomic. Self-Organizing Multi-Technology Communication for Agriculture Robotic Fleets.
In Proc. RHEA 2012, Pisa, Italy, 2012.
D. Drenjanac and S. Tomic. User Interactions with Robotic Fleets for Intelligent Agriculture, In Proc. RHEA 2012, Pisa,
Italy, 2012.
S. Bessler, A. Fischer, E. Kuehn, R. Mordinyi, and S. Tomic. Using Tuple-Spaces to Manage The Storage And
Dissemination of Spatial-Temporal Content. Journal of Computer and System Sciences, Special Issue on Adaptive Systems
in Heterogeneous Environments, 2010
E. Kühn , R. Mordinyi , H.-D. Goiss , S. Bessler, S. Tomic, A P2P Network of Space Containers for Efficient Management
of Spatial-Temporal Data in Intelligent Transportation Scenarios, International Symposium on Parallel and Distributed
Computing, ISPDC 2009.
E. Kühn , R. Mordinyi , H.-D. Goiss , S. Bessler, S. Tomic, Using tuple-spaces to build a storage P2P system for structured
and dynamic data, The Second International Workshop on Adaptive Systems in Heterogeneous Environments (ASHEs),
Fukuoka , Japan , March 16-19, 2009.
S. Tomic, S. Bessler, E. Kühn, H.-D. Goiss, Sabron : A Storage and Application Based Routing Overlay Network for
intelligent transportation systems, Poster session @ International Workshop on Self-Organizing Systems , Vienna,
Austria , 10-12 December 2008.
R. Radeke, D. Marandin, F. J. Claudios , P. Todorova , S. Tomic, On Reconfiguration in Case of Node Mobility in
Clustered Wireless Sensor Networks, IEEE Wireless Communications Vol.15 No.6, December 2008
B.-L. Wenning, A. Lukosius, A. Timm-Giel, C. Görg, S. Tomic, Opportunistic Distance-aware Routing in Multi-Sink Mobile
Wireless Sensor Networks, ICT-Mobile Summit 2008.
F. J. Claudio, R. Radeke, D. Marandin, P. Todorova and S. Tomic, Performance Study of Reconfiguration Algorithms in
Cluster-tree Topologies for Wireless Sensor Networks, The 12th International Workshop on Computer Aided Modeling
and Design of Communication Links and Networks (CAMAD'07), part of PIRMS 2007, Athens, Greece, 7 September
2007.
S. Tomic, P. Todorova, SIP meets ZigBee, 16th Mobile and Wireless Communications Summit, Budapest Hungary, 1-5
July, 2007.
F. Chiti, R. Fantacci, L. Maccari, K. Murray, D. Pesch, S. Tomic, R. Aguero, J. José Pérez Solano, T. Suihko, N. R. Prasad,
The Approach of European Network of Excellence CRUISE to Heterogeneous Wireless Sensor Networks Design and
Integration, International Conference on Sensor Technologies and Applications (SENSORCOMM 2007), October 14-20,
2007 - Valencia, Spain.

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Mitseva, T. Suihko, R. Sokullu, S. Tomic, M. Marchitti, N. R. Prasad, Mobility Framework for Wireless Sensor Networks:
CRUISE Approach, WS organized by FP6 NoE CRUISE, Wireless Sensor Networks, blazing the road to the Internet of
the Future, at VTC 2007 Spring, Dublin, April 28, 2007.
S. Tomic, Network-Growing Scenarios in IEEE 802.15.4 Wireless Sensor Networks, Poster Session, INFOCOM 2006,
Barcelona
S. Tomic, H. Hadzic, A. Jukan, Performance Study of Organization and Data Aggregation in Wireless Sensor Networks,
The Third Annual Mediterranean Ad Hoc Networking Workshop, Bodrum, Turkey; 27.06.2004 - 30.06.2004; in:
"Proceedings of Med-Hoc-Net'04", (2004), ISBN: 975-98840-0-3; S. 168 - 174.
S. Tomic, H. Hadzic, A. Jukan, Clustering for Data Aggregation in Large Sensor Networks, Poster: 1st European
Workshop on Wireless Sensor Networks 2004 (EWSN'04), Berlin, Germany; 19.01.2004 - 24.01.2004; in: "Work in
Progress Session of EWSN'04", (2004).
Optical and IP Networking
T. Hoeher, M. Petraschek, S. Tomic, and M. Hirschbichler, Evaluating Performance Characteristics of SIP over IPv6,
Journal of Networks (ISSN 1796-2056), Academic Publishers, Vol.2, no.4, August 2007.
T. Höher, M. Petraschek, S. Tomic, M. Hirschbichler , Performance Evaluation of SIPv6 Transitioning, The Second
International Workshop on IPv6 Today - Technology and Deployment, Guadeloupe, French Caribbean, March 4-9,
2007 . (best paper award).
T. Höher, S. Tomic, M. Petraschek, M. Banfield, M. Hirschbichler, R. Maslenka, M. Tscherwenka , Deployment Strategies
for SIPv6, FTW-TR-2007-003, January 2007
T. Höher, S. Tomic, R. Mendetter , SIP collides with IPv6 , Workshop IPv6DFI06 IPv6 - Deploying the Future
Infrastructure (ICNS06), Silicon Valley, USA, July 16-18, 2006 (best paper award)
S. Tomic, T. Höher, M. Banfield, R. Maslenka, R. Lauster, G. Petek, R. Mendetter, Study of SIP-based VoIP Application
Interworking with IPv4-IPv6 Transitioning Mechanisms, in Proc. of Sarnoff Symposium 2006, Princeton, USA, March 27-
28, 2006.
PhD Thesis: Dynamic Virtualization and Service Provision in Multi-Provider GMPLS Networks, A. Jukan, D. Simeonidou,
TU WIEN, 2007.
S. Tomic and A. Jukan, Performance Analysis of Infrastructure Service Provision with GMPLS based Traffic Engineering,
Special Issue on Multi-Layer Traffic Engineering, IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications, July 2007, pp.
881-894.
S. Tomic, Control Plane Support for Traffic Grooming, Chapter II, in Traffic Grooming for Optical Networks, Editors: R.
Duta, A. Kamal, G. Rouskas, Springer, 2007.
S.Tomic and A. Jukan, GMPLS-based exchange points: architecture and functionality, Chapter VIII in Emerging Optical
Network Technologies Architectures, Protocols and Performance, Editors Sivalingam, Krishna M. and Subramaniam,
Suresh, Springer, ISBN: 0-387-22582-X, 2005
S.Tomic and A. Jukan, Extensible Service Provision in Grid Networks: A Case For Resource Visibility and Inter-Domain
Exchange, First International Workshop on Networks for Grid Applications (co-located with BroadNets), San Jose, USA,
29 October 2004.
S. Tomic, Issues of Resource Management in Two-Layer GMPLS Networks with Virtual Network Services, IEEE Globecom
2004 - Optical Communications, Networks, and Systems (Globecom 2004), Dalas, SA - 29.11-3.12. 2004; in:
"Proceedings Globecom 2004".
S. Tomic, B. Statovci-Halimi, A. Halimi, W. Müllner, J. Frühwirth, ASON and GMPLS--Overview and Comparison,
Photonic Network Communications, Vol. 7 (2004), No. 2; 111 - 130.
S. Tomic, B. Statovci-Halimi, A. Halimi, W. Müllner, J. Frühwirth, GMPLS and ASON for automatic switched transport
networks, Elektrotechnik und Informationstechnik (e&i), 121. Jahrgang (2004), Heft 6 Juni 2004; 247 - 250.
S. Tomic, Issues of Two-Layers Routing in GMPLS Networks with Virtual Network Services, 8th European Conference on
Networks & Optical Communications 2003 (NOC'2003), Vienna, Austria; 07-01-2003 - 07-03-2003; in: "Proceedings
of NOC'03", (2003), 3-905084-69-4; 114 - 121.
S. Tomic, A. Jukan, GMPLS-based Exchange Points: Architecture and Functionality, Workshop on High Performance
Switching and Routing 2003 (HPSR 2003), Torino, Italy; 06-24-2003 - 06-27-2003; in: "Proceedings of HPSR'03",
(2003), ISBN: 0-7803-7710-9.
S. Tomic, A. Jukan, Dynamic Provisioning over Multi-provider Interconnected GMPLS-enabled Networks, Presentation:
7th IFIP Working-Conference on Optical Network Design and Modelling (ONDM 2003), Budapest, Hungary; 02-03-
2003 - 02-05-2003; in: "Proceedings ONDM 2003", (2003), 963206406-2; 365 - 383.
D. Colle, T. Cinkler, S. De Maesschalck , P. Demeester, C. M. Gauger, R. Inkret, M. Köhn, M. Lacković, M. Ljolje, X.
Masip-Bruin, M. Mattiello, C. Mauz, B. Mikac, M. Pickavet, B. Puype, S. Sánchez-López D.A. Schupke, J. Solé-Pareta , S.
Tomic, and Q.Yan, COST 266 Final Report, Chapter 3, Circuit/Wavelength Switching and Routing, ISBN 953-184-064-
4.
S. Tomic, A. Jukan, MPFI: The Multi-provider Network Federation Interface for Interconnected Optical Networks,
Presentation: IEEE Global Telecommunications Conference (GLOBECOM 2002), Taipei, Taiwan; 11-17-2002 - 11-21-
2002; in: "Proceedings Globecom 2002", (2002), 0-7803-7632-3; 2365 - 2369.
S. Tomic, A. Jukan, Optical Virtual Private Network Services in the Multi-Provider Network Environment, Presentation: IP
over WDM international conference (IPoW '02), Paris, France; 06-25-2002 - 06-28-2002; in: "Proceedings IPoW
'02", (2002), 1 - 19.
S. Tomic, A. Jukan, Policy-based Lightpath Provisioning Over Federated WDM Network Domains, Presentation: Optical
Fiber Communication Conference 2002 (OFC 2002), Anaheim, California; 03-17-2002 - 03-22-2002; in: "OFC 2002
- Technical Digest Series", Vol. Thursday (2002), ISBN 1-5572-700-8; 499 - 501.

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G.Lehr, H. Dassow, P. Zeffler, A. Gladisch, W. Mader, S. Tomic, G. Zou, Management of All-Optical WDM Networks-
First Results of European Research Project MOON, IEEE/IFIP 1998 Network Operations and Management Symposium
New Orleans, Feb. 15.-20, 1998, Louisiana.
S. Tomic, Making the Optical Layer Work, NOC'98 (European Conference on Networks & Optical Communications),
23.- 25.06.98, Manchester.
S. Tomic, Management Information Model for Optical WDM Networks, 3rd International Distributed Conference, 25-
28.09.98, Lisbon.
S. Tomic: Optical transport network layered architecture for the MOONET, ONDM’97, Feb. 24.-25, 1997, Vienna.
S. Tomic: Management Information Model for Optical Transport Networks ACTS WS at INTERACTIVE'97”, Sep. 10,
1997, Geneva.
W. Mader, S. Tomic, M. Bischoff, O. Jahreis, S. Rotolo, S. Brunazzi, OAM and TMN of Optical Transport Networks,
ISS'97, Sep. 97, Toronto.
S. Tomic: Management in the WDM all-optical network, Third SPIE Conf. on All-Optical Communication Systems:
Architecture, Control, and Network Issues, Texas Nov. 2-7, 97, Dallas.