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Bristol is Open Introduction
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.
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Bristol is Open Introduction
- 1. An Introduction to Bristol TheOpen Programmable City
- 2. • The world’sfirst open programmable city - Why? • In the context of five mega-trends shaping the next decade • How? – ‘City Experimentation as a Service’ - Mass Co-Creation • Using an Open Software Defined Network, IoT & Big Data • Who & When to engage Agenda
- 3. ‘I see Bristolas a laboratory for urban change’ Mayor George Ferguson BIG DATA GENERATION
- 4. Why? - ourphilosophy of innovation, city-scale co-creation, enabled by a JV
- 5. Why? Use cases Ggj TMT businesses &academia ___________ Culture & creative content ___________ People, community, service delivery ___________ Better city management
- 6. Source: McKinsey Mega Trend#1 Technology and data continue to grow
- 7. Top 10 CountryAverage Connection Rates UK ranks 28th with av. 29.4 Mb
- 8. Fastest Consumer ConnectionRate in the World South Korea offers 1Gb connection rate to consumers The fastest consumer rate in the UK is 152Mb
- 9. Connectivity for R&Dpartners Every R&D partner in Bristol Is Open can use at least 30Gb, and lots more if needed
- 10. Mega Trend #2People move to cities, using more tech Source: McKinsey
- 11. Rapid Growth InWorld Population 7bn people in 2012 9bn people by 2040
- 12. Most of thisGrowth will be in Cities Most people live in cities
- 13. Congestion Bristol is 3rdmost congested city in UK Population - Bristol has fastest growth of under 4 children in UK cities & 50% growth in 85+ over 10yrs Living on 2.3 planets Bristol is home to UK's largest biomass boiler cluster Pollution – increase in health problems, 60,000 UK deaths pa Less Govt expenditure We need smarter ways of working More home working Energy requirements Bristol has the first local authority large- scale wind turbine Urban Challenges Worldwide have a very real local echo
- 14. Mega Trend #3Liveable, Sustainable & Resilient Cities Win
- 15. Mega Trend #4Citizens want more control over daily life Source: McKinsey
- 16. Mega Trend #5:A City Operating System
- 17. r Gartner’s Hype CycleJuly 2014
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- 19. A LOT OFPEOPLE INVOLVED NEEDS GOOD ORGANISATION & A CITY-REGION
- 20. A city-scale digitalresearch infrastructure
- 21. 3G, 4G, LTE& 5G Technologies
- 22. An RF Mesh(canopy of connectivity) across the city
- 23. Being tested inthe centre of Bristol now
- 24. Phase II, widerCity-Region, live in stages 2015-17
- 25. A CityOS: builtfrom a Software Defined Network
- 26. SDN + IoT+ Big Data Analytics = foundation for developing livable smart city applications
- 27. Co-production - localpeople, businesses, academics, and local government
- 28. High Definition, DigitalData Dome, on the Bristol network
- 30. Societal – why? Academicurban researchers Large Corporations that work in cities Small companies & communities Micro users – apps, games & creative Academic technology researchers Large technology corporations Small technology companies Things connecting to other things (M2M) Technical – how? Eight types of network user
- 31. When will itwork for who? Societal – why? Academic urban researchers Large Corporations that work in cities Small companies & communities Micro users – apps, games & creative Academic technology researchers Large technology corporations Small technology companies Things connecting to other things (M2M) Technical – how? Late Summer 2015 Late Summer 2015 Autumn 2015 Spring 2016 Autumn 2015 Autumn 2015 Winter 2015 Summer 2016
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- 33. How to getinvolved
- 34. Bristol Is Open PaulWilson Managing Director @bristolisopen @__paulwilson