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Keguang He is a Software Architecture Engineer at China Mobile, with over a decade of experience in the telecommunications field, my primary focus has been on autonomous network and Intent-based network solutions. I have been an active member of the ONAP community since 2019, primarily participating in use cases such as End-to-End Network Slicing, Test Topology Auto Design, and Intent-based networking. I have made substantial contributions, totaling over 25,000 lines of code, to these use cases.

As the PTL of the ONAP UUI project, I am responsible for its day-to-day maintenance, ensuring that the project aligns with the requirements of the ONAP community. Furthermore,I have taken the role of owner for the general Intent model and Intent interface requirement, providing ONAP with a comprehensive Intent solution and related use cases. I also hold the position of a liaison officer, fostering collaboration between ONAP and NFV, as well as ONAP and 3GPP SA5. Additionally, serving as the Vice Chair of the ONAP TSC, I am actively dedicated to promoting collaborative efforts with other standards organizations.

I have served on the ONAP TSC for 2 years, and represent ONAP on the LFN Technical Advisory Committee. I have worked to promote synergy and alignment of ONAP with O-RAN and O-RAN SC, and my work was recognized with an ONAP Citizenship award for the London release. I have been the ONAP 5G SON Use Case lead since the Casablanca release; under my leadership, the ONAP SON Use Case team had several successful PoC demonstrations. We had a strong and early focus on being aligned with O-RAN and 3GPP. The solution includes flows for actions using O-RAN O1 and A1 interfaces, FM/PM/CM notifications from the RAN, a RAN-Sim simulator component, and a methodology for incorporating AI/ML in the applications. 

After a 29-year research career at AT&T Labs, I worked in an O-RAN startup environment, and now I am with Rutgers University WINLAB which is at the forefront of wireless network research with a world-class experimental wireless network testbed and industry/university collaborations. I can offer a unique viewpoint by combining my broad wireless background, operational ONAP deployment insights, global standards experience, and university research perspective. My objective in ONAP and open source has been to foster an open ecosystem for mobile networks and make open source relevant to the industry. If I have the honor of continuing to serve on the TSC, I will continue my work to maximize synergy and alignment between ONAP and O-RAN/OSC. 

Dr. Dong Wang currently works as a senior research engineer at China Telecom Research Institute (Beijing). The research & development group focuses on the next generation network reconstruction of China Telecom, which is named the target of CTNet2025 whitepaper. Based on SDN/NFV technology, lots of outputs have been achieved by the team in the architecture, orchestration and full-stack solutions of 5GC, SD-WAN and so on.
 
Before joining in China Telecom, he concentrated on his academic research at universities in the UK, where he received an M.Sc. by Research degree in telecommunications and a Ph.D. degree in computing (networks and communications). His research interests are around modeling and optimization of complex communication networks. Multiple emerging areas of communication networks have been touched, like 5G and beyond networks, large scale heterogeneous WSNs and IoT. Several academic papers had been published in academic conferences and journals including a top impact factor journal IEEE Transactions on Industrial Informatics. He also has rich experience in software development in the industry both in the UK and China. Based on the above experience in academics and industry, he has the potential to make more contributions to the next generation network reconstruction of China Telecom, as well as the development of ONAP.

Dear ONAP community,
 
  I would like to nominate myself as a TSC member of the ONAP community representing China Telecom.
  I am member of the TSC since March, 2020 and would like to continue in that position in the coming election period.
 
  Currently, I focus on the research and development of Intent-driven Closed-loop Autonomous Networks (I-CAN) in ONAP, which is commented as a major step towards autonomous networks, for operator and enterprise use cases by ONAP Marketing Priorities 2021.
 
  Our China Telecom’s team has finished the development of I-CAN functions in multiple releases cooperating with the partners of E2E Slicing and CCVPN usecases.
 
  I also have been invited to give multiple presentations related to the research and development of I-CAN based on ONAP in the international conferences representing ONAP or China Telecom, including IEEE IBN workshop, Fierce Wireless Network Automation Week and IEEE ICCC.
 
  I will continue working on the research and development of I-CAN with the partners of ONAP to drive ONAP as an advanced automation platform for the next generation smart network.
 
  Therefore, I look forward to the opportunity to continue serving in the TSC.

Best regards,

Dong Wang

Dan Timoney is a Lead Member of Technical Staff at AT&T, where he has worked since 1985.  During his time at AT&T, Dan has held lead positions in many telecommunications projects supporting voice and data services.

Dan has been a leading contributor to ONAP since its inception, having served as Project Technical Lead of the CCSDK and SDNC projects since their initial release.   Dan has consistently been one of the lead code contributors to ONAP.  He has earned the code contribution award for 9 out of the 11 ONAP releases.

If elected as a member of the TSC, Dan would work to continue to align ONAP and O-RAN and to improve the stability and maintainability of the ONAP platform.

I would like to nominate myself for a seat on the ONAP TSC.   Below is my biography and statement of intent.

Dan Timoney is a Lead Member of Technical Staff at AT&T, where he has worked since 1985.  During his time at AT&T, Dan has held lead positions in many telecommunications projects supporting voice and data services.

Dan has been a leading contributor to ONAP since its inception, having served as Project Technical Lead of the CCSDK and SDNC projects since their initial release.   Dan has consistently been one of the lead code contributors to ONAP.  He has earned the code contribution award for 9 out of the 11 ONAP releases.

If elected as a member of the TSC, Dan would work to continue to align ONAP and O-RAN and to improve the stability and maintainability of the ONAP platform.