Slides from Future of London's 28 September event

1. Smarter Cities: Infrastructure
Thursday, 28 September 2017
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2. 9:30 Welcome
9:35 Presentations
Molly Strauss, Greater London Authority
Alastair McMahon, Telefonica O2
Jennifer Daothong, London Legacy Development Corporation
10:05 Q&A
10:15 Workshop
10:40 Workshop feedback
11:00 Networking
11:30 Close
Agenda

3. Molly Strauss
Policy & Projects Officer, GLA

4. LONDON
INFRASTRUCTURE
MAPPING APPLICATION
28 September 2017
Future of London
Smarter Cities: Infrastructure

5. LONDON INFRASTRUCTURE MAPPING APPLICATION
What is the London Infrastructure Mapping Application?
An interactive, online tool designed to integrate infrastructure and development
data, encouraging coordination and strategic planning across the Capital.
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Key Aims:
• Provide forward insight and increased certainty
• Serve as a single ‘source of truth’ for infrastructure stakeholders.
• Encourage joint provision among utilities

6. LONDON INFRASTRUCTURE MAPPING APPLICATION
Over 12,000 pieces of data: energy, transport, water, development, and more.
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7. LONDON INFRASTRUCTURE MAPPING APPLICATION
Where does the London IMA get its data?
Data input from: Two versions of the map:
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• Mayor of London
• London Development Database
• Barbour ABI
• Environment Agency
• Transport for London
• UKPN
• National Grid
• SGN
• Thames Water
• Coming soon: Network Rail
• Publicly accessible – boroughs, industry
• Privately accessible – utilities / providers.
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8. LONDON INFRASTRUCTURE MAPPING APPLICATION
The London IMA can highlight an area of interest, with detailed project information.
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9. LONDON INFRASTRUCTURE MAPPING APPLICATION
Capacity/context layers facilitate informed decision making and long-term planning.
Broadband Not Spots Opportunity Areas
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10. LONDON INFRASTRUCTURE MAPPING APPLICATION
Creation and Challenges
How to move from Prototype to Version 3.0
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• Prototype: In-house with GIS team
• Phase 2: In-house (dedicated computer scientist) + Arup
• Funding: Lane Rental Scheme
• Challenges: Utility data sharing, systems automation
• Current focus: Engagement & uptake, data updates
• Coming features: Underground assets, interactive dashboard

11. LONDON INFRASTRUCTURE MAPPING APPLICATION
Get in Touch
We welcome feedback and ideas
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• Greater London Authority: Growth and Infrastructure Team
• Email us: ima@london.gov.uk
• IMA site: https://maps.london.gov.uk/ima/

12. Alastair McMahon,
Analytics Director, Telefonica O2

13. Telefonica O2 Data Unit
Future of London Smart Cities
2017

14. Sensors – connectivity – data - insights. Open data environment to solve
urban challenges and city planning
Data Management Platform
Connectivity
IOT Sensors
Apps & Analytics
Future Cities
Infrastructure

15. Data Privacy
We provide this insight via anonymous and
aggregated data that is generated from
billions of network events.
Our rigorous processes ensure user privacy
is maintained and are continually reviewed
by regulators and external experts in data
privacy and security to comply with ICO
requirements and forthcoming General Data
Protection Regulation.

16. Data sharing and investment
Researchers, StartUps and SMEs can
access O2 mobile data at no cost via
the Transport Systems Catapult
Intelligent Mobility Hub.
O2’s incubator WAYRA has launched
a mobility challenge programme with
Transport Systems Catapult to fund
start ups able to solve urban mobility
challenges.

17. 5bn network events.
ANONYMISED & AGGREGATED
24 / 7 / 365, data from 2013
25.5m users 30% population
Active
Passive
Apps
Websites
WiFi, GPS
IoT
Type
Location
Behavioural
Street scale
Source Data Unit

18. Demographic Insights
iPhone 5S
MOBILE
30 - 45
AGE & GENDER
80th percentile
SPEND POWER
SL6
HOME LOCATION
WC1
WORK LOCATION
Telegraph
MEDIA
Has Children
COMMUNITY
COMPOSITION
Photography
INTERESTS/HOBBIES
Facebook, Flickr
WEBSITES
Paddington train
REGULAR ROUTE

19. Location Insights for London
DESTINATIONS
A
C
D
E
B
home
work
other
POINTS OF INTERESTTRAVEL MODE JOURNEY ROUTES

20. Location Insights for London
Data event trail example

21. Location Insights for London
Tourist dwells

22. 10
Central and Victoria Lines
Weekend Night Tube > Popular Hotspots
Areas representing popular dwelling locations
of Night Tube customers, compared to the day-
time service (19th-20th August)

23. 11
|Profile at location – London Underground

24. Jennifer Daothong,
Head of Strategy & Sustainability, LLDC

25. Queen
Elizabeth
Olympic Park
Jennifer Daothong
Head of Strategy and
Sustainability
September 2017

26. Europe’s largest, best connected, new park at the heart of zone 2
• 15 Minutes to London CityAirport
• Less than an hour to LondonHeathrow,
London Gatwick and LondonStansted
• 2 hours, 15 minutes to Paris by train
Rail connections
• 7 Minutes to Kings Cross StPancras
• 10 Minutes to London Liverpool Street
• 30 Minutes to LondonVictoria
• 40 Minutes to LondonPaddington
• Served by multiple international,regional
and underground railconnections.
Business connections
• 15 minutes to London City Airport,Canary
Wharf, Bank and the City ofLondon
• 25 minutes to Oxford Street,Covent
Garden
International connections: Road connections
• Major bus terminalat Stratford Station
• Direct connection to theA12
• 30 minutes to the M25motorway
• Major freight routesestablished
Future connections
• Elizabeth Line Opens2019

27. Centre-piece to the 2012 Legacy Convergence promise

28. Delivered by a range of partners, but now operated by LLDC

29. Open since 2014 and home to…
• 5 world class venues
• International sporting events
• Sell-out concerts
• A new technology and media
hub
• New neighbourhoods

30. With more to come…
Thescheme
• A new 125,000m2 campus for UCL
to house world class research and
collaboration
• A new campus for 6,500 students at
UAL’sLondon College of Fashion
• A new 500-seat theatre for Sadler’s
Wells
• A new museum for the V&A
• Around 71,000m2 residential
development (c650 new homes)
• A second museum

31. LONDON
QUEEN ELIZABETH OLYMPICPARK
Sustainability is at the heart of all we do; We are recognised as a Smart, Sustainable District

32. Smart Sustainable District: mobility challenges
Changing demographic profiles
• Ageing population generally, needs accessible ways to move around
© London Legacy Development Corporation
Air quality
• Strong direction from the Mayor of London to move to zero emission
vehicles
• 9,000 deaths in London attributed to airquality
Changing economies and attitudes
• Decline of the high street and move towards online shopping and
exchange
• Move away from the concept of asset ownership, with a move towards
purchasing of ‘services’ such as car sharing
Place-making
• Impact of congested roads on experience of place

33. LLDC mobilitybuckets
© London Legacy Development Corporation
Advanced mobility
• Supportive of autonomous vehicle
trials on thePark
• Supportive of position of QEOP as
an advanced mobility test-bed of
nationalsignificance
• Demonstration of use cases for
‘mobility as service’.
Clean mobility
• Support for clean vehicle
technologies as a means to tackle
air qualityissues
• Creation of energy eco-systems that
support clean mobility
Advanced logistics
• Challenge of increasing deliveries
and last mile logistics
• Large, planned growth of private
rented sector around QEOP
• Proximity of regionally significant
freight and logistics hubs (Bow
East)
• Relationship between heavy goods
vehicles, pedestrians and cyclists
Enabling infrastructure
• Publically accessible electric
charge points
• Consideration of appropriate
deployment of hydrogen
technologies
• Vehicle to grid charging to support
energy ecosystem creation
• Demand side response platforms
• Sensor technology
An agenda with momentum
• January announcement - £20million awarded for Low emission freight and
logistics trial
• Spring budget - £270million for disruptive technologies going forward
(including autonomousvehicles)

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Physical infrastructure
Brand new electricalinfrastructure
• New, Triple ring 11Kv network around the Park
• Low voltage circuits on Park, AMRmetered
• 3,000 lamp columns on the Park
• UKPN own common domain sub-stations
Network of wide, accessible, shared surfaces across the Park including:
• Dropcurbs
• Securitybollards
Network of public and private roads across the Park and its surrounds
• Some private roads owned by LLDC (with handover planned)
• Some private roads owned by Lea Valley Regional Park Authority
• Other LLDC estate roads to be adopted
Electric vehicle charging isavailable
• Charge points at Park HQ (a securedcompound)
• Charge points at the Multi-Storey CarPark
• Charge points on developments forresidents

35. Digital and smart infrastructure
Free to access Wifi across the Park
• Can track movement flows across thePark
• Can distinguish between pedestrians andcyclists
Fast broadband infrastructure acrossthe Park
• Capacityavailable
LoRa network across thePark
• Enables low energy sensors to run in remote locations on the Park
Network of sensors across the Park
• Microclimate
• Daylight
• Programme of future installations thisyear
3D mapping of the Park alreadyadvanced
• Laser scancomplete
• Open-source model alreadyavailable
• Can display real time data feeds
• Integration of two elements thisyear
Microclimate sensors, Bat sensors, Multitenancy boxes,
Adaptive radio boxes, Weather stations, Google beacons
© 2015 London Legacy Development Corporation

36. 3D and Virtual Reality mapping
© 2015 London Legacy Development Corporation

37. Innovative ways to engage citizens
© 2015 London Legacy Development Corporation

38. What do you do think of
driverless cars - would you
ride one?
Yeh
Yes, with you
No, let others try it first
Sure
Maybe... depends how
busy the traffic was
Of course. Do you have one?
Yes, assuming the software
running them has matured
Yes depending on safety
regulations and how
environmentally friendly it is
Yes
Yes
Yep
Dangerous and I would not
drive them
Yes in a nice quiet area to
start with
Not yet...
I wouldn't trust it!
Yah
Public responses to autonomous mobility

39. © London Legacy Development Corporation
Projects and events
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2017 SHELL Eco-Marathon
• Engagement with local schools in building cleanvehicles
2017 Driverless Bustrial
• First autonomous bus trial in the United Kingdom
• First autonomous vehicle trial fully open to the public in the
United Kingdom
• Over 1,000 users – feedback generally positive
2017 Climathon focussed on mobility
• Global hackathon with CAVexpertise
2018 A Connected and Autonomous Vehicle Test Bed
• Seeking investment to launch in2018
2018 SHELL Ecomarathon (TBC)
• Building on the success of recentEco-Marathons
2019 Roadworthy CAPRI Pod trials
• Trial of roadworthy driverless pod trials on and around thePark

40. http://queenelizabetholy
mpicpark.co.uk/our-
story/transforming-east-
london/sustainability
Find out more

41. Q&A
• Tell us your name & organisation
• Keep your question brief!
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42. Workshop
• Nominate a scribe and a speaker.
• With your table, discuss the question and come up with 2 key
points to share.
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43. Workshop
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1. How can connected infrastructure be made secure?
2. How to incentivise developers to design for smart tech later on?
3. Does the public sector have the right skills to make the most of smart tech?
4. What are the pros and cons of early adoption?
5. How to balance collection of useful data against privacy?
6. How best to coordinate activity across departments and authorities?

44. Workshop
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5 MINUTES LEFT
1. How can connected infrastructure be made secure?
2. How to incentivise developers to design for smart tech later on?
3. Does the public sector have the right skills to make the most of smart tech?
4. What are the pros and cons of early adoption?
5. How to balance collection of useful data against privacy?
6. How best to coordinate activity across departments and authorities?

45. Workshop feedback
• Each table’s speaker summarises the key points rom their
group (2 to 3 minutes per table).
1. How can connected infrastructure be made secure?
2. How to incentivise developers to design for smart tech later on?
3. Does the public sector have the right skills to make the most of
smart tech?
4. What are the pros and cons of early adoption?
5. How to balance collection of useful data against privacy?
6. How best to coordinate activity across departments and
authorities?

46. Coming up …
12 October Smarter Housing
2 November Smarter Delivery
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47. Thank you
futureoflondon.org.uk
@futureofldn
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