The document discusses the Periphèria project, which aims to deploy Future Internet platforms and services through living labs to promote sustainable lifestyles. It will establish pilot projects in various types of urban areas ("arenas") across several European cities. These pilots will test approaches like community resource sharing, public transportation integration, and citizen engagement in city policies. The project also seeks to create a smart city network observatory and explore new service and business models for public services.

1. Periphèria
Networked
Smart
Peripheral
Ci4es
for
Sustainable
Lifestyles
Álvaro
de
Oliveira
President
The
European
Network
of
Living
Labs
ENoLL
Helsinki,
18th
of
November
2010
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Connected
Smart
CiFes
Conference,
Helsinki

2. Overview
• ObjecFve
• Urban
Arenas
• City
Pilots
• Smart
City
Architecture
• Behaviour
TransformaFon
• Observatory
• Service
and
Business
Models
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3. ObjecFve
Deploy
convergent
Future
Internet
(FI)
plaSorms
and
services
for
the
Living
Lab
co-­‐creaFon
of
sustainable
lifestyles
in
and
across
emergent
networks
of
“smart”
peripheral
ciFes
in
Europe.
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4. Periphèria
Future
Internet
Model
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People
in
Places
Community
interac.on
Internet
of
Things
Internet
of
Services
Internet
of
People
RFID
Sensor
networks
LocaFon
Based
Services
Modelling
and
SimulaFon
Service
composiFon
Media
and
3D

5. Living
Lab
Arenas
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Archetypal
urban
se]ngs
in
which
Living
Lab
stakeholders
co-­‐design
sustainable
new
ways
of
living
•
Smart
neighbourhood
•
Smart
street
•
Smart
square
•
Smart
museum
and
park
•
Smart
City
Hall

6. Periphèria
Pilots
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Neighbour-­‐
hood
Malmoe
Street
Bremen
Square
Athens
Museum-­‐
Park
Genoa
City
Hall
Palmela
Co-­‐housing
cooperaFve
wanFng
to
go
sustainable.
VisualisaFon
of
collaboraFve
e-­‐parFcipaFon
ideas.
Community
resource
sharing.
Link
with
local
supermarket
for
sustainable
food.
Inter-­‐cultural
communicaFon
with
immigrant
communiFes.
Real-­‐estate
management
firm
to
renovate
public
spaces
with
technology
experiences.
Mobile
games
to
explore
unfamiliar
parts
of
the
city.
Management
of
city
parking.
Integrated
ICT
and
mobile
services
for
drivers
including
reservaFon
of
spaces.
IntroducFon
of
faciliFes
for
electric
cars,
bicycles
and
related
services.
IntegraFon
with
public
transport
networks
and
food
logisFcs.
CiFzen
engagement
in
developing,
co-­‐designing
and
prioriFsing
green
city
policies:
• Traffic
management
and
info
services
• Waste
collecFon
management
and
info
system
• Planning
of
green
city
spaces
Tourist
and
ciFzen
parFcipaFon
in
learning
about
material
and
immaterial
cultural
and
natural
heritage
(FP6
ISAAC).
Management
and
protecFon
of
cultural
and
natural
heritage.
Safety
and
quality
of
life
in
open
urban
spaces.
Use
an
ICT-­‐equipped
mobile
vehicle
to
extend
delivery
of
city
e-­‐gov
services
to
territory.
• Accessibility
and
mobility
for
All
project
(awareness
and
training
in
schools
and
public
administraFon)
• Services
to
automoFve
SME
network
cluster

7. Cross-­‐border
network
of
peripheral
smart
ciFes
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Malmö
Bremen
Athens
Genoa
Palmela
La-­‐Ferté-­‐Sous-­‐Jarre
Helsinki
Malaga
Palermo
Malta
Larnaca
Rio
de
Janeiro
Budapest
Lisbon

8. General
Smart
City
architecture
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9. Pilot
Architecture
Example
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CITY
CITIZENS
PERIPHÈRIA
SERVICES

10. Social
InformaFon
Architecture
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Social
Networking
Social
Bookmarking
Microblogging
Presenta4ons
Professional
Networking
Photo
Sharing
Content
Aggregator
Social
Publishing
Video
Sharing

11. Behavlets
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12. Smart
CiFes
Network
Observatory
• Inter-­‐disciplinary
“design
thinking”
support
to
Smart
City
Network
• Capture
the
territorial
dimension
of
urban
innovaFon
processes
• Territorial
and
socio-­‐economic
effects
of
Future
Internet
driven
Living
Labs
• PotenFal
of
EU
smart
ciFes
as
lieux
de
ressources
for
user-­‐driven
innovaFons
enabled
by
Future
Internet
• Assess
long-­‐term
sustainability
for
Smart
City
infrastructures
and
services
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13. Service
and
Business
Models
• Public
Services
– Co-­‐creaFon
of
city
services
– IntegraFon
of
city
funcFons
– Regulatory
issues
• Business
Models
– From
product
to
service
– Pricing
models
– New
procurement
and
transacFon
paqerns
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14. Periphèria’s
ConcertaFon
Role
29/09/2010
Periphèria
–
IOT
European
Research
Cluster
MeeFng
14
IERC:
Internet
of
Things
Research
Cluster
Smart
CiFes
PorSolio
Periphèria

15. Thank
you!
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of
November
2010
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