Deliverables

Work Package 2: Requirements

D2.1 Taxonomy (July 2008)
The objective of the PICOS project in general is to advance state of the art technologies that provide privacy-enhanced identity and trust management features within complex communitysupporting services that are, in turn, built on Next Generation Networks and delivered by multiple communication service providers. Therefore, this deliverable serves as an inventory of common terminology on trust, privacy and identity related aspects of identity management. The terminology included in this deliverable has been established within the PICOS Consortium and attempts to consolidate the different perspectives in a multidisciplinary report. The terms included in this deliverable will be considered as working definitions reflecting the project’s focus, which aim at providing a common understanding among the project partners of the main terms that are used within the project.

D2.2 Categorisation of Communities (July 2008)
PICOS aims at advancing the state-of-the-art in technologies that provide privacy-enhanced identity and trust management features for both online and mobile community-supporting services. To do so a detailed understanding of different targeted communities, their characteristics and requirements is needed. Within this deliverable we analyse and summarize relevant existing work. We provide an overview of existing classification approaches, and present a tailored approach we developed based on existing work and empirical analysis to meet our specific goals. The results of this work will help to focus the work in the following steps of the project, especially the requirements definition.

D2.3  Contextual Framework (November 2008)
With European citizens increasingly demanding community-related services and subscribing to a greater number of communities (i.e. social groups of entities sharing an environment, normally with shared interests), inter-disciplinary solutions for identity, trust and privacy management will be increasingly seen as a cornerstone for the success of online communities, especially in mobile-based usage contexts. PICOS specifically addresses these types of contexts by dealing with a number of privacy, identity and trust-related requirements of online mobile communities. The present deliverable builds a framework that in the first place integrates the legal, socio-economic, application-specific and technical views and rules on trust, data protection, privacy and identity management in communities. It is aimed to be generic enough to include universal requirements for community applications, which are reported in detail in deliverable D2.4 "Requirements". As the name of the deliverable indicates, this framework will also be "contextualized". For this reason we have identified the problem space by using three scenarios in the beginning of the document. These scenarios belong to three different categories of communities, i.e. Anglers, Taxi Drivers and Online Gamers, and clearly illustrate the problems that exist today in such communities.

D2.4 Requirements (November 2008)
PICOS will develop and build a state-of-the-art platform for providing the trust, privacy and identity management aspects of community services and applications on the Internet and especially in mobile communication networks. For this purpose, the elaboration of a set of interdisciplinary requirements for trustworthy and privacy-friendly identity management solutions is required. This deliverable identifies and reports these requirements while going along with the PICOS terminology (D2.1), the categorisa-tion of communities (D2.2) and the presentation of the contextual framework of the project PICOS (D2.3).
The broad spectrum of online and mobile communities that exist in the real world and utilise online and mobile services to support their activities, their different use cases and parties interacting with them, is considered within this document. Thus, it represents rather a catalogue of summarised needs and re-quirements providing the basis for the following development work packages than a detailed specifica-tion that can be mapped directly to an architecture or platform design, respectively.

Work Package 3: Assurance

D3.4.1 A summary of PICOS WP3 sub-phase 3.1 deliverables (September 2010)
Summarising the sub-deliverables of D3.1

D3.1.2 Trust and Privacy Assurance for the Design Platform v2 (January 2011)
Trust and privacy assurance evaluation of the PICOS architecture design v2

D3.2.2 Trust and Privacy Assurance for the Platform Prototype v2 (January 2011)
Trust and privacy assurance evaluation of the PICOS platform prototype v2

D3.3.2 Trust and Privacy Assurance for the Community Prototype v2 (January 2011)
Trust and privacy assurance evaluation of the PICOS application prototype v2

Work Package 4: Platform Architecture and Design

D4.1 Platform Architecture and Design v1 (March 2009)
Deliverable D4.1 presents the first version of the PICOS architecture. It describes almost fifty components that will go to make up a PICOS community, and set the context for two Work Packages that will directly benefit from this work, namely WP5 and WP6. While the architecture is important, the process that has been used to define the architecture is equally significant. Starting with real-world requirements, derived form earlier PICOS deliverables, the Architecture Team produced detailed lists of principles, features, system requirements, trust models and interdependencies, resulting in a comprehensive and justifiable design. Consideration is also given to the social and legal aspects of using and operating a PICOS community. In recognising that it is rarely possible to create a community from scratch, the architecture has been designed to be compatible with existing community implementation, and to allow a gentle adoption path for those new to privacy respecting communities.

D4.2 Platform Architecture and Design v2 (September 2010)
The PICOS deliverable "D4.2 Platform Architecture and Design 2" presents the second and final version of the PICOS architecture. It describes how the first architecture, which is documented in "D4.1 Platform Architecture and Design 1", has evolved with lessons learnt through application and through trials based on the prototypes developed by PICOS, to create an advanced technical architecture and design for the PICOS identity management platform.
As stated in PICOS deliverable D4.1, while the architecture is important, the process that has been used to define the architecture is equally significant. This deliverable brings together two threads of work consisting of a set of activities, an approach reflected in its two-part structure. The first part reports on the outcome of the research thread; the second reports on the outcome of the prototype enhancement thread.
This document integrates the findings of the project‘s first and second cycles into a single Architecture and Design document for PICOS, resulting in context-rich mobile communication services for communities that meet their participants‘ requirements for trust and privacy in an acceptable, trustworthy, open and scalable manner. This supports PICOS WP4‘s objective of providing a statement on the project‘s research, which can for example be used as input to the EC IST research agenda.

Work Package 5: Platform Prototype Development

D5.1 Platform Prototype 1 (October 2009)
This document presents a high-level description of how the PICOS architecture components have been implemented in the first PICOS prototype. The document takes the inputs from the WP4 PICOS architecture document, and extracts the components that were most relevant for the PICOS use cases. For each of those components, this document describes how the component has been implemented. In some cases, the components have been implemented as functions of the PICOS platform prototype; in other cases, the components have been implemented as a combination of client-side application functionality (WP6) and server-side platform functionality (WP5).

D5.2a Platform Prototype 2 (Part 1) (May 2010)
This document presents a high-level description of how the PICOS architecture components have been implemented in the second PICOS prototype.
This version 1.2 of the deliverable brings inclusion of a few enhancements that have been added to the PICOS platform prototype in the perspective of the Anglers Field trial. These enhancements, which are highlighted in the document, have been identified based on the outcomes of the 2 Lab trials conducted with the anglers community. The purpose of the platform enhancements is to support the changes developed in the angling community application (WP6) in order to deliver a better user experience, hence improving the quality of evaluation of the PICOS concepts during the anglers field trial.

D5.2b Platform Prototype 2 (Part 2) (May 2010)
The document presents a high-level description of the PICOS platform developments for Phase 2. It describes the required features and the platform evolution for the anglers Community, as well as the new platform feature set for the support of the Gamers Community, including new design aspects including the description of new platform components.
In addition the document provides high level information on the development process, the non-regression test suite, the platform software package, its open source dependencies, its installation and configuration. 

Work Package 6: Communities Prototype Construction

D6.1 Community Application Prototype 1 (December 2009)
This deliverable describes the first application prototype for the Angling community that is based on top of the PICOS platform developed in WP5.

D6.2a First Community Application Prototype v2 (April 2010)
Deliverable D6.2a presents the second version of the PICOS community application prototype for the angling community (angler v2). It describes the developments and improvements which were applied to the mobile application, based on the feedback from the R2 investigation report (WP4) and community user trials (WP7) and taking into account the results from assurance work (WP3). It also provides the description of the web frontend which has been developed as a mirror of the mobile applications in order to support the usage of the more complex functionalities in a web browser environment. 

D6.2b Second Community Application Prototype v2 (October 2010)
This deliverable D6.2b presents the first version of the PICOS community application prototype for the gaming community (gamer v1). It describes the new functionality, developments and modifications applied to the second prototype for the angler community (angler v2.5), which was the firm basis for the gamer mobile application. These new features are derived from the requirements collected from the gamer community and are described in the internal R2 investigation report (WP4). Some angler requirements that were postponed in previous implementation phases due to time constraints were also addressed in the gamers prototype.
The resulting prototype will be treated from WP3 (assurance), WP7 (user trials), WP8 (evaluation) and WP9 (dissemination).

Work Package 7: Community Prototype User Trials

D7.1a Trial design document (December 2009)
In D7.1a a comprehensive trial and assessment plan for the first evaluation phase is described. The plan includes information regarding testing scenarios, methods, metrics,selection of users, and timing. Additionally this deliverable includes a summary of the set up of the PICOS Angling Community Prototype field trials & lab test and legal analysis of the collection and processing of personal data. As PICOS’ mission is to protect privacy and enable trust end security, the legal analysis also includes a privacy policy for the project, a user consent form that was signed by the users for the trials in Vienna and in Kiel and a country report.

D7.2a First Community Prototype: Lab and Field Test Report (February 2010) 
In this deliverable the output of the trial report of the first set of community prototype lab and field tests is presented. The test report summarizes the results of the community application prototype user trials and documents them completely. The report contains quantitative and qualitative data analysing usability in general and focussed on PICOS privacy enhanced technology. Therefore this deliverable provides important information for improvements of the second phase of the prototype development. All in all 24 users in Vienna and Kiel have been observed and interviewed to gather the results. The results are directing the improvements which have to be developed before bringing the prototype into a real-world context during the user trials. Moreover, the goal is to build a solid basis for the evaluation to be performed by work package 8.

D7.2b First Community Prototype: Field Trial Report (August 2010)
The deliverable presents the results of the field trial of the first community prototype, the angling community. It depicts an analysis of quantitative and qualitative data inspecting usability in general and focuses on PICOS privacy enhanced technology in real world usage. Therefore this deliverable provides important information for improvements of the gaming prototype development.
The results are directing the improvements, which have to be concerned for the development of the prototype for the gaming community. Moreover, the goal is to build a solid basis for the evaluation to be performed by work package 8.

D7.1b Trial design document 2 (October 2010)
In this deliverable we describe a comprehensive trial and assessment plan for the second
community prototype. The plan includes information regarding testing scenarios, methods,
metrics, selection of users, and timing. This deliverable includes a summary of the set up of the PICOS Gaming Community Prototype lab test and field trials. It takes the findings and shortcomings of the first community prototype trials into account and describes the changes which are made.

D7.3 Second Community Trial Report (April 2011)
The D7.3 deliverable presents the results of the lab tests and field trials of the second community prototype, the gaming community. The report summarises the conduction and the results of the user lab tests and field trials. It depicts analysis of quantitative and qualitative data inspecting usability in general and focuses on PICOS privacy enhanced technology in a controlled lab setting and under real world conditions.
The course of the lab tests and field trials for the gamer community mainly followed the
approach of lab tests and field trials of the angling community. Before the lab tests a group discussion and a scenario based evaluation of the PICOS concepts was added to gather feedback on the privacy enhanced technology features which were briefly introduced. During the lab test the participants were observed and interviewed during they solved several tasks. During the field trials the participants were asked to solve various tasks. At the end of the field trials a group discussion took place. The results are compared to the results of the first community prototype tests.

Work Package 8: Evaluation

D8.1 Legal, economic and technical evaluation of the first platform and community prototype (April 2010)
In this deliverable a multi-disciplinary evaluation of the work performed during the first cycle of the PICOS project is conducted. The PICOS Platform Design and Architecture v1, the PICOS Platform Prototype v1 and the PICOS Angling Community Application Prototype v1 are evaluated from a legal, economic, technical and usability point of view. This multi-disciplinary evaluation focuses on the privacy and trust related elements of the PICOS project. Based on their findings, the evaluators further propose recommendations that will be taken into account for the design and the development of the PICOS platform and application prototypes during the second cycle.

D8.2 Legal, economic and technical evaluation of the second platform and community prototype (February 2011)
In this deliverable a multi-disciplinary evaluation of the work performed during the second cycle of the PICOS project is conducted. Firstly, the maturing of the prototype implementation of the PICOS platform and the deployment for the second version of the Angling Community Prototype will be evaluated, taking into account recommendations drafted under D8.1. Secondly, the PICOS Platform Design and Architecture v2, the PICOS Platform Prototype v2 and the PICOS Gaming Community Application Prototype are evaluated from a legal, economic, technical and usability point of view. This multi-disciplinary evaluation focuses on the privacy and trust related elements of the PICOS project. The three evaluation areas correspond to the work of three distinct work
packages, namely WP4, WP5 and WP6, during the second phase of the PICOS project.

D8.3 Final Evaluation Report (May 2011)
This Deliverable D8.3 “Final evaluation” contains the experiences acquired from conducting multi-disciplinary evaluation of the PICOS products and results, as documented in D8.1 and D8.2. It also presents general recommendations for the future implementations of privacy- and trust-enhancing identity management systems on a European scale. This deliverable also summarises the feedback and results of a comprehensive questionnaire which was compiled for the recreational anglers as the first PICOS leisure time community. This exercise has been an important step to substantiate findings and assumptions related to gathering community requirements with respect to the PICOS concepts.

Work Package 9: Dissemination and Exploitation

D9.1 Web Presence (February 2008)
Public project website for disseminating results and achieved objectives as well as providing project-relevant information. This deliverable describes the PICOS Public Website. The description includes the main features and
contents as well as the structure and aspects of realisation of the site.

D9.2.1 Exploitation Planning (May 2009)
This first version of the PICOS exploitation, describes details about how we will exploit the project results, especially in an industrial context. The plan will be refined in the further project periods.

D9.3.1 Dissemination Planning (May 2009)
This deliverable describes the first version of the PICOS dissemination plan. It outlines the general dissemination strategy and includes possible activities for further dissemination of PICOS and its results in the 2nd project year.

D9.2.2 Exploitation Plan 2 (March 2010)
The PICOS exploitation plan describes details about how we will exploit the project results, especially in an industrial context. This second version of the plan is a refinement of the first version. It considers refined plans of exploitation of partners considering the results of the 2nd project year, namely the prototypes of platform and community application, including according architecture models, the conceptual functionalities and so on.

D9.3.2 Dissemination Report 2 (March 2010)
This deliverable describes the second version of the PICOS dissemination report. It outlines the general dissemination strategy and explains activities which are planned for dissemination of PICOS and its results in the 3rd project year. In addition, the document lists further opportunities which could be used for dissemination. Subject to dissemination will be in particular the PICOS community application and platform prototypes and the concepts and technologies they comprise, as well as the conduction and results of the PICOS user trials. The report is a refinement of the last periods’ report V1 (D9.3.1).

D9.2.3 Exploitation Plan 3 (June 2011)
The PICOS exploitation plan describes details about the activities to exploit the project results, especially in a commercial and practical context. It outlines how to bring concepts, features, best practices and further results into practice. This third and final version of the PICOS exploitation plan is a refinement of the first two versions. In order to consider a broader, market oriented perspective, we further analysed the current market situation considering aspects of competition, distribution and communication, in the field of privacy enhancing concepts/technologies.

D9.3.3 Dissemination Report 3 (June 2011)
This deliverable describes the final PICOS dissemination report. It outlines the general dissemination strategy and explains activities which we conducted with regard to dissemination in the 3^rd project period. The report in particular gives an overview how different channels (such as project website, conferences and publications) were utilized for dissemination. A further section summarises the main achievements and highlights the impacts of the PICOS dissemination work. In addition, the document outlines activities and opportunities for future dissemination and research. The report builds upon the previous dissemination reports and continues and extends them.