Presentation of iCity Project at Sabadell Smart City CongressMarc Garriga
The document discusses the iCity project, which aims to make it easier for cities to open their ICT infrastructures and offer access to third parties to develop public services. The iCity platform manages this access and provides APIs to 14 infrastructure systems across multiple cities. It also includes a developer portal and engagement methodology to connect cities, infrastructure owners, and developers in creating new services.
Slides from Pekka Koponen, Development Director, Forum Virium Helsinki; CitySDK. Presented at CSC 2016, session 1: OASC 101 – getting hands-on with API, data models
The document discusses how smart cities rely on big data and open data to function effectively. It describes how smart cities utilize various digital technologies and data sources across different domains like transportation, energy, infrastructure, and services. The challenges of smart cities include training, staffing, budgets, cooperation, and ensuring systems can manage large data loads. Open data and big data are seen as essential for smart cities to make better decisions, stimulate innovation, and gain predictive insights that support residents. Data is a major driver enabling smart cities to address challenges and turn them into opportunities.
OpenData Cities presentation for the Local by Social Conference Nov 4th 2010.
OpenData Cities is a project that was developed in May 2009 to enable the local authorities of Greater Manchester to adopt Open Data. It set out to develop and create awareness in multiple communities who would then from part of a sustainable Open Data Innovation Ecology.
FIWARE Tech Summit - City as a Platform Enabling the Data Economy FIWARE
This document discusses the evolution of cities and argues that the 21st century is the century of the city. It outlines challenges facing modern cities like pollution, congestion, and population growth. It then introduces the concept of a city platform that treats a city's data and services as an open platform. A city platform could help cities collaborate to solve common problems and create marketplaces by establishing a network effect. The document advocates for a holistic smart city approach using a city platform to meet citizen needs and curate a digital ecosystem through multi-stakeholder governance. Significant progress has already been made in developing business models, technical capabilities, and open APIs to support the vision of a city as an open platform.
Slides from Mr. Joel Bacquet, EC, DG CONNECT, Net Futures, Experimental Platforms. Presented at CSC 2016, session 1: OASC 101 – getting hands-on with API, data models
and platforms.
The document discusses smart city scenarios developed by a project consortium including INFOTEC, CICESE, ITESM, CENIDET, INAOE, and UBIWHERE. It describes a "Green Route" application that helps users determine the best route to their destination based on their profile, preferences, and environmental factors. It also describes a smart security prototype installed at INAOE's campus that uses cameras and processing equipment to monitor the site. The document includes architecture diagrams and links to demonstrations of the smart city applications.
Presentation of iCity Project at Sabadell Smart City CongressMarc Garriga
The document discusses the iCity project, which aims to make it easier for cities to open their ICT infrastructures and offer access to third parties to develop public services. The iCity platform manages this access and provides APIs to 14 infrastructure systems across multiple cities. It also includes a developer portal and engagement methodology to connect cities, infrastructure owners, and developers in creating new services.
Slides from Pekka Koponen, Development Director, Forum Virium Helsinki; CitySDK. Presented at CSC 2016, session 1: OASC 101 – getting hands-on with API, data models
The document discusses how smart cities rely on big data and open data to function effectively. It describes how smart cities utilize various digital technologies and data sources across different domains like transportation, energy, infrastructure, and services. The challenges of smart cities include training, staffing, budgets, cooperation, and ensuring systems can manage large data loads. Open data and big data are seen as essential for smart cities to make better decisions, stimulate innovation, and gain predictive insights that support residents. Data is a major driver enabling smart cities to address challenges and turn them into opportunities.
OpenData Cities presentation for the Local by Social Conference Nov 4th 2010.
OpenData Cities is a project that was developed in May 2009 to enable the local authorities of Greater Manchester to adopt Open Data. It set out to develop and create awareness in multiple communities who would then from part of a sustainable Open Data Innovation Ecology.
FIWARE Tech Summit - City as a Platform Enabling the Data Economy FIWARE
This document discusses the evolution of cities and argues that the 21st century is the century of the city. It outlines challenges facing modern cities like pollution, congestion, and population growth. It then introduces the concept of a city platform that treats a city's data and services as an open platform. A city platform could help cities collaborate to solve common problems and create marketplaces by establishing a network effect. The document advocates for a holistic smart city approach using a city platform to meet citizen needs and curate a digital ecosystem through multi-stakeholder governance. Significant progress has already been made in developing business models, technical capabilities, and open APIs to support the vision of a city as an open platform.
Slides from Mr. Joel Bacquet, EC, DG CONNECT, Net Futures, Experimental Platforms. Presented at CSC 2016, session 1: OASC 101 – getting hands-on with API, data models
and platforms.
The document discusses smart city scenarios developed by a project consortium including INFOTEC, CICESE, ITESM, CENIDET, INAOE, and UBIWHERE. It describes a "Green Route" application that helps users determine the best route to their destination based on their profile, preferences, and environmental factors. It also describes a smart security prototype installed at INAOE's campus that uses cameras and processing equipment to monitor the site. The document includes architecture diagrams and links to demonstrations of the smart city applications.
CITY DATA EXCHANGE – A MARKETPLACE FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE DATA - PETER BJØRN ...Big Data Week
Peter joined Hitachi Consulting in August 2015 as the leader of the City data Exchange in Copenhagen. Peter is no stranger to the initiative as he was leading the tender process from the client side where he was the Smart City Manager at the triple helix organisation CLEAN.
He is a well know smart city expert and has presented at several large international events including the Barcelona Smart City Expo, Smart to Future Cities in London and at the EU-China Smart City collaboration event in Beijing where he represented the City of Copenhagen. Peter also have more than 10 years of international consultant experience from the EU Commission, EU Parliament, OECD, Nordic Innovation Center and Danish government institutions. His expertise is in regional innovation systems, sector competitiveness studies and smart cities.
FIWARE for Smart Cities: City of Ancona - Parking AdvisorFIWARE
FIWARE for Smart Cities: City of Ancona - Parking Advisor presentation, by Prog. Ing. Gian Marco Revel.
Smart City / Smart Mobility. Conference track. 1st FIWARE Summit, Málaga, Dec. 13-15, 2016.
The document discusses the importance of creative cities and industries for the development of smart cities. It proposes the Creative Ring, which would connect creative hubs across Europe to foster collaboration. The Creative Ring would provide communities, tools, spaces, and opportunities for co-creation to support creative industries through advanced apps, repositories, ultra-high speed internet connections, and state-of-the-art technology. The goal is to address structural problems creative sectors face regarding business models and scalability through the Creative Ring initiative as part of the Future Internet Public-Private Partnership's Phase 3.
Presentation describing how FIWARE helps to materialize a vision on Smart Cities that goes beyond a more efficient management of city services transforming cities into engines of growth through the support of an Economy of Data
This document discusses open data initiatives in several major European cities. It provides examples of open data projects in Hamburg, Trier, Boston, Berlin and Helsinki that focus on transparency, citizen participation, and economic development. The document outlines common strategies employed, including having a clear focus area, standards for data quality and formats, and tools for collaboration. Key barriers mentioned include inter-organizational challenges and resistance to change. The conclusion states that open data is a key part of creating smart cities.
FIWARE Tech Summit - URBO - Map-based City Operational Dashboards BasedFIWARE
Urbo is an operational dashboard developed by Geographica for cities and public administrations that analyzes real-time data from various sensors to provide insights about parking, waste management, lighting, transportation and other systems. It aims to improve citizens' quality of life by optimizing resource usage and promoting accurate, agile decision making while also preventing unwanted events through predictive analytics. The dashboard utilizes specialized PostgreSQL functions and a module for processing tasks to perform advanced spatial operations and analyses.
FiWARE: transforming smart cities into engines of growthJuanjo Hierro
FIWARE paves the way to innovation and helps to materialize a vision about Smart Cities that goes beyond just carrying out a more efficient management of city services: a vision where cities will transform into ICT enablers, supporting creation of innovative applications that will impact economic growth and well-being. This presentation elaborates on the vision of Smart Cities based on FIWARE and how the FIWARE ecosystem may help to develop standard data models for smart cities based on a "driven by implementation" approach. The adoption of some of the FIWARE NGSI standard is actually one of the principles adopted in the Open and Agile Smart Cities (OASC) initiative.
FIWARE and the Open and Agile Smart Cities (OASC) initiativeJuanjo Hierro
FIWARE and the Open and Agile Smart Cities (OASC) initiative have become the basis for creating an open sustainable ecosystem around Smart Cities based on commonly adopted standards.
Slides from Prof Dr Pieter Ballon, Director Living Labs, iMinds and Professor, Vrije Universities, Brussels. Presented at CSC 2016, session 1: OASC 101 – getting hands-on with API, data models
Title: 21st Century Communities for 21st Century Citizens
As Bloomington-Normal and McLean County gear up to redefine our economy, we must recognise the drastic effects of technology on the future of our cities. And the future is now. Technology integration is especially challenging as it is ever evolving and impacting a wide array of services and infrastructure. More than ever before, many different organizations - public and private - will need to come together to help transform our cities to 21st century communities.
During the keynote, you will hear about how Kansas City, Missouri is collaborating with community, business, academic and technology stakeholders to integrate ever evolving technologies to create an open government and improve citizen services and engagement.
This years topic speaks to the core of BN Advantage - collaborative economic development efforts to create a vibrant and sustainable regional economy in Bloomington-Normal and McLean County.
This document discusses various smart city initiatives around the world. It begins by outlining the drivers for smart cities like urbanization, quality of life, and talent attraction. Examples of smart city projects are then provided from London (transportation), Malaysia (high-speed internet backbone), Korea (access to government services), Boston (energy efficiency), Vienna (quality of life focus), Delhi (cane for blind navigation), Barcelona (smart trash collection), Dearborn (autonomous vehicles testing), New York (free public WiFi), Singapore (integrated mapping platform), Helsinki (mobility as a service), Japan (child tracking project), Netherlands (motion-detecting streetlights), San Francisco (integrated street lighting), Detroit (gunshot
The document discusses creating the world's first open programmable city by building a research network in Bristol, UK integrating optical, wireless, IoT, and computing technologies. It will provide an experimental platform and utility called "City Experimentation as a Service". The network will support digital innovation and include an SDN-enabled optical network, wireless network, IoT sensors, and cloud infrastructure. It aims to be technology agnostic and provide network slicing to share resources among users through network virtualization. This will create an open testbed for diverse infrastructure, service, and application requirements.
Internet of Things Poland 2015, 18-19 listopada, Poznań - Anya OgórkiewiczAgnieszka Krzysztofik
The document discusses smart cities and examples of Internet of Things (IoT) systems implemented in various cities. It provides an overview of Dubai Silicon Oasis as an example of a smart city and its open data initiatives. Examples are also given of various IoT applications in cities for areas like transportation, environment monitoring, and assistance for disadvantaged communities. A list of top 60 IoT sensor applications is also presented covering various sectors like parking, infrastructure monitoring, pollution detection, agriculture and more. The presentation concludes that many new initiatives are underway in standardization, industry consortia and partnerships to advance IoT and smart city technologies.
This business seminar focuses on the objective of understanding Iot Smart Cities. Especially concerning opportunities, challenges, risks, strengths, threats, macroeconomic factors, market consolidation and maturation and more. Relevant for students and professionals interested in the IoT sector.
This document discusses the emergence of open transport and traffic data as a new type of public infrastructure. It notes that digital technologies have disrupted transportation in the 2000s as cars disrupted it in the 1900s. For intelligent transportation systems to provide benefits, government and industry must facilitate competition and consumer-driven outcomes through robust and dynamic regulatory processes. Real-time traffic and map data needs to be openly available to support app developers and the public while protecting privacy. As cooperative intelligent transportation systems emerge, stakeholders will have new responsibilities to meet data requirements.
Smart City, Internet of Things and the Smart CitizenRob Aalders
This document discusses several topics related to digital disruption and smart cities. It mentions Tom de Bruyne and sources on local media, Masdar zero-carbon city, London, Rio de Janeiro, ocean observations, Helsinki smart city media landscape and innovation. It also includes diagrams on urban screen fiber and wifi connections, content distribution platforms, data collection and analytics, and open sensor networks related to energy, public space, wifi, and more.
This document outlines Lisbon's vision to become a "Smart City" by promoting innovation and citizen participation. It discusses how Lisbon aims to:
1) Create an open data portal that aggregates all civic participation initiatives and allows two-way interaction between citizens and government.
2) Partner with universities, businesses, and researchers to solve city challenges through prizes and hackathons that develop apps and solutions.
3) Establish a co-working space, living lab, and fab-lab where citizens can collaborate with access to open data and resources to prototype ideas.
The goal is to transition citizens from passive "clients" to active co-producers and problem solvers through new technologies and civic engagement tools.
Bristol aims to become the world's first open programmable city through a city-wide digital infrastructure project called Bristol Is Open. The project will create an open software defined network, Internet of Things platform, and means of collecting and analyzing big data to enable mass co-creation of smart city applications. This will allow Bristol to better manage challenges associated with major trends like rapid urbanization, new technologies, demands for sustainable cities, and empowered citizens. Bristol Is Open has received £75 million in funding and will roll out its digital network starting in late 2015, engaging a wide range of partners from academia, businesses, technology companies and communities.
Presentation #1ODataLicenseEU. LAPSI Seminar, BudapestMarc Garriga
The document discusses the need for a single open data license for the European Union. It notes that over 600 people have signed a petition calling for a single EU open data license, and that the EU commissioner for digital agenda has indicated there will be a public consultation on licensing guidelines. The document aims to raise awareness of and support for the idea of a single EU open data license.
CITY DATA EXCHANGE – A MARKETPLACE FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE DATA - PETER BJØRN ...Big Data Week
Peter joined Hitachi Consulting in August 2015 as the leader of the City data Exchange in Copenhagen. Peter is no stranger to the initiative as he was leading the tender process from the client side where he was the Smart City Manager at the triple helix organisation CLEAN.
He is a well know smart city expert and has presented at several large international events including the Barcelona Smart City Expo, Smart to Future Cities in London and at the EU-China Smart City collaboration event in Beijing where he represented the City of Copenhagen. Peter also have more than 10 years of international consultant experience from the EU Commission, EU Parliament, OECD, Nordic Innovation Center and Danish government institutions. His expertise is in regional innovation systems, sector competitiveness studies and smart cities.
FIWARE for Smart Cities: City of Ancona - Parking AdvisorFIWARE
FIWARE for Smart Cities: City of Ancona - Parking Advisor presentation, by Prog. Ing. Gian Marco Revel.
Smart City / Smart Mobility. Conference track. 1st FIWARE Summit, Málaga, Dec. 13-15, 2016.
The document discusses the importance of creative cities and industries for the development of smart cities. It proposes the Creative Ring, which would connect creative hubs across Europe to foster collaboration. The Creative Ring would provide communities, tools, spaces, and opportunities for co-creation to support creative industries through advanced apps, repositories, ultra-high speed internet connections, and state-of-the-art technology. The goal is to address structural problems creative sectors face regarding business models and scalability through the Creative Ring initiative as part of the Future Internet Public-Private Partnership's Phase 3.
Presentation describing how FIWARE helps to materialize a vision on Smart Cities that goes beyond a more efficient management of city services transforming cities into engines of growth through the support of an Economy of Data
This document discusses open data initiatives in several major European cities. It provides examples of open data projects in Hamburg, Trier, Boston, Berlin and Helsinki that focus on transparency, citizen participation, and economic development. The document outlines common strategies employed, including having a clear focus area, standards for data quality and formats, and tools for collaboration. Key barriers mentioned include inter-organizational challenges and resistance to change. The conclusion states that open data is a key part of creating smart cities.
FIWARE Tech Summit - URBO - Map-based City Operational Dashboards BasedFIWARE
Urbo is an operational dashboard developed by Geographica for cities and public administrations that analyzes real-time data from various sensors to provide insights about parking, waste management, lighting, transportation and other systems. It aims to improve citizens' quality of life by optimizing resource usage and promoting accurate, agile decision making while also preventing unwanted events through predictive analytics. The dashboard utilizes specialized PostgreSQL functions and a module for processing tasks to perform advanced spatial operations and analyses.
FiWARE: transforming smart cities into engines of growthJuanjo Hierro
FIWARE paves the way to innovation and helps to materialize a vision about Smart Cities that goes beyond just carrying out a more efficient management of city services: a vision where cities will transform into ICT enablers, supporting creation of innovative applications that will impact economic growth and well-being. This presentation elaborates on the vision of Smart Cities based on FIWARE and how the FIWARE ecosystem may help to develop standard data models for smart cities based on a "driven by implementation" approach. The adoption of some of the FIWARE NGSI standard is actually one of the principles adopted in the Open and Agile Smart Cities (OASC) initiative.
FIWARE and the Open and Agile Smart Cities (OASC) initiativeJuanjo Hierro
FIWARE and the Open and Agile Smart Cities (OASC) initiative have become the basis for creating an open sustainable ecosystem around Smart Cities based on commonly adopted standards.
Slides from Prof Dr Pieter Ballon, Director Living Labs, iMinds and Professor, Vrije Universities, Brussels. Presented at CSC 2016, session 1: OASC 101 – getting hands-on with API, data models
Title: 21st Century Communities for 21st Century Citizens
As Bloomington-Normal and McLean County gear up to redefine our economy, we must recognise the drastic effects of technology on the future of our cities. And the future is now. Technology integration is especially challenging as it is ever evolving and impacting a wide array of services and infrastructure. More than ever before, many different organizations - public and private - will need to come together to help transform our cities to 21st century communities.
During the keynote, you will hear about how Kansas City, Missouri is collaborating with community, business, academic and technology stakeholders to integrate ever evolving technologies to create an open government and improve citizen services and engagement.
This years topic speaks to the core of BN Advantage - collaborative economic development efforts to create a vibrant and sustainable regional economy in Bloomington-Normal and McLean County.
This document discusses various smart city initiatives around the world. It begins by outlining the drivers for smart cities like urbanization, quality of life, and talent attraction. Examples of smart city projects are then provided from London (transportation), Malaysia (high-speed internet backbone), Korea (access to government services), Boston (energy efficiency), Vienna (quality of life focus), Delhi (cane for blind navigation), Barcelona (smart trash collection), Dearborn (autonomous vehicles testing), New York (free public WiFi), Singapore (integrated mapping platform), Helsinki (mobility as a service), Japan (child tracking project), Netherlands (motion-detecting streetlights), San Francisco (integrated street lighting), Detroit (gunshot
The document discusses creating the world's first open programmable city by building a research network in Bristol, UK integrating optical, wireless, IoT, and computing technologies. It will provide an experimental platform and utility called "City Experimentation as a Service". The network will support digital innovation and include an SDN-enabled optical network, wireless network, IoT sensors, and cloud infrastructure. It aims to be technology agnostic and provide network slicing to share resources among users through network virtualization. This will create an open testbed for diverse infrastructure, service, and application requirements.
Internet of Things Poland 2015, 18-19 listopada, Poznań - Anya OgórkiewiczAgnieszka Krzysztofik
The document discusses smart cities and examples of Internet of Things (IoT) systems implemented in various cities. It provides an overview of Dubai Silicon Oasis as an example of a smart city and its open data initiatives. Examples are also given of various IoT applications in cities for areas like transportation, environment monitoring, and assistance for disadvantaged communities. A list of top 60 IoT sensor applications is also presented covering various sectors like parking, infrastructure monitoring, pollution detection, agriculture and more. The presentation concludes that many new initiatives are underway in standardization, industry consortia and partnerships to advance IoT and smart city technologies.
This business seminar focuses on the objective of understanding Iot Smart Cities. Especially concerning opportunities, challenges, risks, strengths, threats, macroeconomic factors, market consolidation and maturation and more. Relevant for students and professionals interested in the IoT sector.
This document discusses the emergence of open transport and traffic data as a new type of public infrastructure. It notes that digital technologies have disrupted transportation in the 2000s as cars disrupted it in the 1900s. For intelligent transportation systems to provide benefits, government and industry must facilitate competition and consumer-driven outcomes through robust and dynamic regulatory processes. Real-time traffic and map data needs to be openly available to support app developers and the public while protecting privacy. As cooperative intelligent transportation systems emerge, stakeholders will have new responsibilities to meet data requirements.
Smart City, Internet of Things and the Smart CitizenRob Aalders
This document discusses several topics related to digital disruption and smart cities. It mentions Tom de Bruyne and sources on local media, Masdar zero-carbon city, London, Rio de Janeiro, ocean observations, Helsinki smart city media landscape and innovation. It also includes diagrams on urban screen fiber and wifi connections, content distribution platforms, data collection and analytics, and open sensor networks related to energy, public space, wifi, and more.
This document outlines Lisbon's vision to become a "Smart City" by promoting innovation and citizen participation. It discusses how Lisbon aims to:
1) Create an open data portal that aggregates all civic participation initiatives and allows two-way interaction between citizens and government.
2) Partner with universities, businesses, and researchers to solve city challenges through prizes and hackathons that develop apps and solutions.
3) Establish a co-working space, living lab, and fab-lab where citizens can collaborate with access to open data and resources to prototype ideas.
The goal is to transition citizens from passive "clients" to active co-producers and problem solvers through new technologies and civic engagement tools.
Bristol aims to become the world's first open programmable city through a city-wide digital infrastructure project called Bristol Is Open. The project will create an open software defined network, Internet of Things platform, and means of collecting and analyzing big data to enable mass co-creation of smart city applications. This will allow Bristol to better manage challenges associated with major trends like rapid urbanization, new technologies, demands for sustainable cities, and empowered citizens. Bristol Is Open has received £75 million in funding and will roll out its digital network starting in late 2015, engaging a wide range of partners from academia, businesses, technology companies and communities.
Presentation #1ODataLicenseEU. LAPSI Seminar, BudapestMarc Garriga
The document discusses the need for a single open data license for the European Union. It notes that over 600 people have signed a petition calling for a single EU open data license, and that the EU commissioner for digital agenda has indicated there will be a public consultation on licensing guidelines. The document aims to raise awareness of and support for the idea of a single EU open data license.
This document provides information about the anthropology department at Catholic University of America (CUA), including profiles of faculty members and their areas of research. It discusses the various courses offered and highlights recent projects and activities of both faculty and students, such as archaeological field schools in Turkey and Peru. Photos show some of the faculty's work, including excavations of Pre-Columbian sites and traditional irrigation systems in Spain and the Andes.
Presentation given by Joshua Clark, UCD Library Outreach Librarian, at the ANLTC Seminar entitled "Using LibGuides: from simple online guides to complete library websites" at University College Dublin (Dublin, Ireland) on March 25, 2015.
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Open data licensing : Trojan horse or sunken treasure? Authors: Caleb Derven,...UCD Library
The document discusses open data licensing and its implications for libraries. It begins by defining open data and describing the Open Data Commons Public Domain Dedication & Licence. This licence aims to allow unrestricted sharing, modification and use of data. It then examines how this licence could impact libraries both as producers and consumers of open data. While there are risks like lack of control and quality assurance, benefits include making library data freely available to all and formalizing libraries' collaborative nature.
This document discusses business management and the roles and functions of managers. It outlines the key functions of planning, organizing, leading, and controlling. It also discusses different types of managers like general managers, plant managers, and department managers. Their roles involve allocating resources, setting objectives, coordinating activities, implementing strategy, teaching, training, scheduling, and facilitating work. Effective management is important for the success of organizations and depends more on the administrative abilities of leaders than their technical skills.
This document provides an overview of key topics related to technology infrastructure for e-commerce and business data communication and networking, including:
1. An introduction to various network applications, programming concepts, data communications fundamentals, packet switching technologies, and internetworking protocols like TCP/IP.
2. A brief history of networking including developments by Samuel Morse, Alexander Graham Bell, and Thomas Edison that led to modern voice and data communication networks.
3. An outline of course topics, assignments including quizzes, group works and finals, and career opportunities in data communications.
E-Learning in UCD Library: Collaboration Across the UniversityUCD Library
Presentation given by Jennifer Collery, College Liaison Librarian, and Dr. Síofra Pierse, Senior Lecturer, French and Francophone Studies, UCD School of Languages and Literatures, at the University College Dublin EdTECx Talks, UCD campus, Dublin, Ireland, 19th & 20th March, 2015.
This document appears to be a presentation on distributed systems development. It was given by Paulo Gandra de Sousa, a PhD from ISEP/IPP. The presentation covers communication APIs such as sockets, MPI, RPC, remote objects including CORBA and DCOM, and web services. It also includes disclaimers noting that parts of the presentation were adapted from other sources.
Web 2.0: Xarxes Socials. Jornada tècnica.Marc Garriga
Jornada tècnica sobre el Web 2.0 i les xarxes socials, en l'àmbit de l'agricultura i el medi rural, realitzada el 22 de març de 2011 en el Departament d’Agricultura, Ramaderia, Pesca, Alimentació i Medi Natural de la Generalitat de Catalunya.
Andy Warhol was an American artist born in 1928 in Pennsylvania who died in 1987 in New York. He is known as a pioneer of pop art, in which he painted famous people, advertisements, and consumer products. Some of his most iconic works include paintings of Marilyn Monroe, Michael Jackson, John Lennon, Liz Taylor, Mao Zedong, Jane Fonda, Muhammad Ali, and James Dean.
The Future Depends on What You do Today”: evolving subject support in UCD Lib...UCD Library
Presentation given by Diarmuid Stokes, College Liaison Librarian at University College Library, at the HSLG Annual Conference, May 14-15, 2015 in Athlone, Ireland.
New Competencies for the Academic Librarian: A Case Study of Patron-Driven Ac...UCD Library
Presentation given by Eoin McCarney and Mark Tynan, University College Dublin Library Collections Unit, at the 7th UNICA Scholarly Communication Seminar: Visibility, Visibility, Visibility. Sapenzia University of Rome, 27th November, 2014
The document announces a marketing convention to address emerging marketing challenges. It will be held on December 17-18, 2009 in Chennai, India and bring together over 200 marketing leaders and experts. The convention will focus on topics like rising consumer power, the influence of data and digital technologies, and attracting and retaining marketing talent. Several high-profile speakers from companies like Nokia, P&G, and Airtel will discuss strategies for "Smart Marketing" to overcome challenges in the changing market scenario.
Talk on "What is Libguides?" - presented by Rosalind Pan, (Head of Outreach, UCD Library) at the ANLTC Seminar on "Using LibGuides: from simple online guides to complete library websites", at University College Dublin on Wednesday, 25th March 2015.
The document discusses several students' experiences with the research process for a class blog assignment.
Natalie expresses frustration with not finding helpful sources from databases and search keywords. However, she appreciates having the blog to get suggestions from others, like Olivia and Prof. Dolson, which helped her make progress past a "research wall".
Kathleen also found value in the blogs, saying it was comforting to discover that others faced similar problems and questions during research. The research process is described as messier than anticipated and involving uncertainty and frustration before sources supporting ideas are discovered.
The document discusses open data and its impacts. It notes that open data must be freely accessible, in reusable formats, and under an open license. Open data can impact politics, society, and the economy by enabling open innovation and business opportunities. Implementing an open data policy faces challenges regarding policy, regulation, capacity, and technology. The Open Data Charter provides principles for open data policies. OpenDataSoft is a company that helps make data scale and create value through visualizations, APIs, and enabling data reuse. It discusses using open data in areas like transportation, smart cities, and performance management.
Cities are changing due to factors like climate change, wealth inequality, and technological advances. As a result, city governments are also changing by embracing open data and smart city technologies. This creates business opportunities for developers to create APIs and applications that interface with city government data and systems. Some examples discussed include transportation APIs, apps to report issues like graffiti or potholes, and visualizing government spending data. The document provides advice on how to enter this field, such as participating in hackathons, working with local incubators, and building relationships with city officials.
Day 1 Session 1: Barcelona @ Selangor Smart City Intl Conference 2016sitecmy
Barcelona @ Selangor Smart City International Conference 2016
Presentation by Elia Hernando Navarro (Director of Smart Urban Projects, mediaurban) at the Selangor Smart City International Conference 2016 on December 6th 2016.
Elia presented about Barcelona's challenges and solutions and how it has managed to improve the lives of its citizens by using Smarter technology.
Snap4City has been created in response to Select4Cities PCP (http://www.select4cities.eu/) call as an open, standardized, data-driven, service-oriented, user-centric platform enabling large-scale co-creation IOT/IOE applications and services for Helsinki, Copenhagen and Antwerp.
Snap4City is 100% open source:
robust, scalable, easy to use solution, provides tools for co-creation of mixt data driven, stream and batch processing, GDPR, and city dashboards.
extending with IOT/IOE the semantic reasoner of Km4City https://www.km4city.org
Km4City has been validated in multiple devices (PC, Android, Raspberry, ..), and domains: mobility and transport, tourism, health, welfare, social and cities such as Florence, Pisa, Arezzo, and large area of millions on inhabitants as Tuscany and million of data per day.
The innovation is mainly related to semantic reasoning, IOT interoperability, microservices, automated dashboard production, .. thus
setting up smart city solutions in a snap
Serve as a City Dashboard, App User Interface, etc.
Real time and historical data, any device, sensors and actuators
Sensors, KPI, maps, data trends, real time data, charts, etc.
Referral / historical data, and Open Data:
shadow, access (API, storage, any protocol), production of OD, export
Data Driven Real Time communication & processing:
IOT Applications, IOT edge, multiple operating systems, embedded systems, MicroServices
in/out data driven from/to the field into: applications, notifications, etc.
Data Analytics: Machine Learning, statistics, reasoning, …
Serve as Living Lab: open innovation, coworking; collaborative work; sharing: data, processes, dashboard, experiences, solutions, ….
Experimented on large scale cases
Open Urban Platform: Technical View 2018: Km4CityPaolo Nesi
Aggregate & integrate data
Multiple protocols from urban operators, ....
open data, IOT, sensors, internet of everything, cloud, mobile devices, Wi-Fi, social media, ...
Data Exploitation performing
predictions, reasoning, business intelligence, ..
users behavior analysis, decision support system, ..
Control Room, Real Time Monitoring tools, ….
Produce value from data enabling to
Stimulate virtuous behavior, influence City Users!
Put in action CITY Strategies
This document summarizes key findings from research on smart city best practices in 22 cities. It identifies three common routes cities take to becoming smart - the anchor, platform, and beta city models. It also outlines common technology enablers, challenges cities face, and examples of smart living, safety, and sustainability applications seen across different cities.
I developed this presentation as a member of the Union Square Redevelopment Civic Advisory Committee (CAC) and its Transportation and Infrastructure subcommittee. The presentation was made to fellow CAC members, members of the public, Somerville City Government staff, US2 (the Master Developer) staff, and other group representatives including Union Square Main Streets, Union Square Neighbors, and the Union United Coalition on 7-14-15. The purpose of the talk is to present underlying concepts, benefits, and options related to smart city infrastructure in the context of Union Square Somerville. My intent was to spark discussion and further consideration including the idea of making Union Square an urban innovation lab (to attract employers, improve civic life, and support public and private services and benefits) for the entire city and beyond.
Bordeaux - Operating Urban Data Platforms based on Minimal Interoperability M...Open & Agile Smart Cities
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iCity Project Presentation in Project Management Institute
1. Marc Garriga - @mgarrigap
PMI – BES La Salle, Barcelona
October, 23rd 2014
iCity is a project of urban innovation
CC0 Wikimedia Commons: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:USB-Connector-Standard.jpg
4. Is Open Data the best solution?
The hard reality: BUILDING OPEN DATA SERVICES IS,
STILL, A PAIN
REASONS/COMMENTS:
#1: “We need more data opened”.
#2: “Open the Data is expensive”.
#3: “The Law don’t enforce me to open data”.
#4: “The open data quality is so low”.
#5: “Governments open data that we don’t want”.
#6: “We need all data, we don’t want only the ‘cooked’ data”.
#7: “We need to homogenize all open data offer”.
#8: “From close data to open data… but in silos”.
#9: “I don’t know what the hell license is applicable”.
#10: “I have a strong distrust towards the government”. Etc.
Source: http://www.caldocasero.es/2013/09/por-que-no-se-reutilizan-los-datos.html
6. Are you a government that is...
• Opening data?
• Collaborating with 3rd parties in co-create
public services?
• Squeezing your brain in order to have
more public services with less budget?
• Developing a control layer to manage the
access to your internal systems?
• Thinking how to harmonize the access of
your systems?
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7. Are you an enterprise that is...
• Using open data?
• Developing services that use public data?
• Squeezing your brain in order to have
more customers with less budget?
• Developing only once without increasing
costs?
• Thinking how to harmonize the access of
your systems?
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8. • An European project
• Goal:
What is iCity?
To make easier the opening of Governments
Information Systems and offer them to third parties to
develop services of public interest.
• Main deliverables:
A software platform that manages this access
An engagement methodology to enrol developers
A community formed by cities, infrastructures’ owners
and developers (SME).
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9. What is iCity Platform?
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iCity Platform
External App
1
External App
2
External App
n
API
Information System 1
Information System 2
Information System 3
Information System n
Translation layer
10. Now an example
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Just one App for all cities
ONE FOR ALL!!!
Your App
Standard Open311 API
API manager
iCity Platform
Barcelona
Incidents and complaints
Translation layer
Lamia
Incidents and complaints
YOUR CITY/ORG HERE!
Incidents and complaints
11. What is the iCity target?
• Governments: that want go further in open data
and want co-create services with third parties.
• Managers of Information Systems: That are
opening up processes and want to foster their
use, but want to control this access.
• Developers (SME): That want to create new
services and need the access to public IT
infrastructures.
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12. What is the iCity value?
• Opening your system without doing any
additional action.
• Controlling the access of your system.
• Developing using standards.
• Developing only once… you reach a lot,
(iCity ecosystem).
• It’s a “neutral” service.
• It’s not only for public systems.
• Providing more services to citizenship.
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13. Cities involved (September, 2014)
These are the
cities involved in
iCity Project in
September, 2014.
Cities of iCity
Consortium.
Other cities
involved in iCity.
Cities that have
signed a letter of
interest.
Cities that have
interested in iCity
Project.
14. Current systems open by iCity
Barcelona Bologna Genoa London Lamia Cornellà Zaragoza AMB Private
organizations
Generic
Sensor Data
SentiloBCN Smart Citizen
Platform
Transport
and
mobility
TPER-QueryHelloBus.
TPER-QueryHelloBus4ivr.
TPER-QueryResale.
CISIUM Events.
CISIUM Metropolitan
Traffic.
CISIUM Parking.
Traffic Camera
Information.
Mobility
Data*.
Journey
Planner.
TFL.
TFL Bus Arrival*.
Smart Park
Croydon*.
BT Stride Project
(TBC)*
Public
Transportation
*
Environme
nt
Air Quality* Weather
Station.
Pollution
Data*
Air Quality. Weather
Conditions*
Smart Citizen
Platform.
Abertis Smart
Zone-Urbiòtica
Sensors.
e-Gov IRIS*. Citizen’s Desk. Alert Me. Issue
Reporting*
Complaints
and
suggestions
WiFi WiFi BCN* WiFi Use Data* Wifi Data* HotSpot
Places*
Tourism &
Culture
Agenda BCN*
Equipaments
BCN*
Notícies BCN*
Archive of films* Webcam
Tourism*
Tourism
Information*
Live
Streaming*
Agenda. Agenda*
Notícies*
GIS Geographical
Services*
Geo Coding* Geographical
Information*.
Geographical
services*
(*) Not opened yet
15. iCity Camp
• iCity Camp will be an international event
about iCity Project.
• It will be in Barcelona on:
– Friday, November, 14th
– Saturday, November, 15th
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16. iCity Camp
• The main goal of the iCity Camp is to join
all stakeholders of the iCity (governments,
developers, enterprises, experts, etc.) in a
same place during two days.
• The goal is to achieve discussions and
developments of new services using iCity
Platform.
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17. How to start with iCity
Let’s do it together !
Website
icityproject.eu
e-Mail
mgarrigap@bcn.cat
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