City SDK

CitySDK at the ENoLL workshop at the FI Week in Aalborg. Intervention by Marja Mattila, Forum Virium Helsinki

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Forum
Virium
Helsinki
New service innovations –
in cooperation with companies,
public sector organizations
and citizens.

Marja Mattila 9.5.2012

Anchor Public
Companies Sector

Member Companies

•  Forum Virium Helsinki is an innovator and an
initiator
of new kind of cooperation between
companies, public sector organizations and
citizens. The aim is to create
internationally competitive services that are
based on
the real needs of users.

Helsinki
Region
Infoshare
•  Public data pools from the Helsinki
Region as open regional data

•  The opened data is ready to be
used by anyone freely at no cost

•  One main goal is to pilot an open
data activity model and its
implications to both the producers
and end users of the data
Datakuvat: Informaatiomuotoilu.fi

–  Learning by doing

–  Sharing the lessons learned

City Service Development Kit
Smart
Opening up
public data Open Helsinki
City
City as an interface

International harmonization

Use case: Service Map of the city and feedback
channel in a car navigator

CitySDK

Why?
•  Technology
•  Service provision
•  Economic benefits

CitySDK

The
consor*um
consists
of
23
partners
in
9
European
states.
In

addi*on
to
experienced
SMEs,
large
ICT
and
media
companies
and

research
partners
the
consor*um
includes
eight
ci*es,
ﬁve
being
the

Capital
ci*es/regions.

Ci)es,
municipali)es
and
city
Private
companies

regions:
Alfamicro

Amsterdam
Gnosis
Computers
HELSINKI

Barcelona
ISA
–
Intelligent
Sensing

Helsinki
Anywhere

Istanbul
Lynx

Lamia
Sanoma
MANCHESTER

Lisbon
TAGES

Manchester

Rome
Universi)es
and
research

ins)tutes

AMSTERDAM

Development
and
expert
University
of
Tilburg

organiza)ons
ESADE

Forum
Virium
Helsinki
CASPUR

FutureEverything
Ins*tuto
Superior
Técnico

Waag
Society
Amsterdam
University
of

Applied
Sciences
ISTANBUL

Network
organiza)ons
ROME

European
Network
of
Living

Labs

BARCELONA

LISSABON

LAMIA

CitySDK
January 2012 – June
2014
6,8 MEUR
3 Pilot domains
-  Smart Participation
-  Smart Mobility
-  Smart Tourism

Smart
Par*cipa*on
–
Lead
Pilot
in
Helsinki

Piloted
in
the

CitySDK
project.
Interfaces
and
processes
developed
during
the

project.

FVH
coordinates

Oma
kaupunki
Palauteydin,
ASPA
feedback

service
feedback
core
handling
system

Sanoma
Oyj
Helsinki,
Titek
Helsinki,
HKR

Ci*zen

www.hel.ﬁ
Technology,
City

soYware
Department
B

plaZorms

Fillarikanava

Processes
City

Department
C

Facebook

Best
prac*ses

Media
XY
City

Department
D

OKODE
Mobicity

Stop Map Helsinki Minun lähdöt ReittiGPS

Helsinki Regional Transport Authority (HSL) data
•  Open interfaces. Free, requires registration.
•  Journey Planner, Timetables, Bus stop locations,
Live vehicle data

CitySDK
Factsheet

Funding:

CIP
ICT-‐PSP

Total
budget:

6,8
MEUR

EU-‐contribu*on:
3,4
MEUR

Dura*on:

1.1.2012-‐30.6.2014
(30
months)

Partners:

23
organiza*ons
from
9
countries

Coordinator:

Forum
Virium
Helsinki

Marja
Magla,

marja.magla@forumvirium.ﬁ

tel.
+358
40
7440067

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