Yinhai Wang - IEEE Smart Cities Initiatives - GCS16
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The IEEE Smart Cities Initiative
http://smartcities.ieee.org/
Yinhai Wang, PhD
yinhai@uw.edu (206) 616-2696
IEEE Smart Cities Steering Committee
May 17, 2016 Kansas City
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IEEE Smart Cities Steering Committee
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Who Are We?
IEEE Smart Cities Initiative Working Group
Working Group Lead:
Gilles Betis, gilles.g.betis@ieee.org
Steering Committee:
Stefano Bregni
Gustavo Giannattasio
Yacine GHAMRI-DOUDANE
Yinhai Wang, yinhai@uw.edu
Rosaldo Rossetti
David Alan Grier
Roberto Saracco
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The IEEE Smart Cities Initiative
A global and multi-disciplinary effort
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Our Initiative
Started in 2013, with objectives to
Create a vibrant and worldwide cities
network
Share knowledge, experience and good
practices
Involve local governance, universities,
industries and at first, local IEEE volunteers
Manage the transition to urbanization
Raise awareness of the benefits and
downsides of technology
Help guide the appropriate uses of technology
Collaborate with other international
organizations
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Our IEEE Smart Cities Activities
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What Each Core City Has Been Working on?
Guadalajara Example: 6 Working Groups – 60 Volunteers
Whitepapers to share the experience & Knowledge
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Our IEEE Smart Cities Activities
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We Are Committed to a Lot More
Education
MOOCs, eLearning modules
Collaborative events to disseminate content
Virtual Smart Cities Conference
Recorded presentations supplemented with live chat
Pre and post conference webinars
Standards, norms, methodology
framework
Associate metrics, standards and
educational material
Methodological tools for design and
consultancy
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http://smartcities.ieee.org/
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