Smart_KOM - prezentacja Agnieszki Włodarczyk, koordynatora projektu podczas konferencji „SMART_KOM. Kraków w sieci inteligentnych miast”, 7.11.2014 r., Kraków
This document discusses unconventional, or "outrageous", ways of communicating science to the public. It argues that traditional methods are no longer effective given changes in how individuals consume information today. To be successful, outreach must know its target audience, find the channels they use, and adapt the language and style of communication accordingly. The document provides examples of unconventional outreach efforts and evaluates factors like goals, partnerships, and metrics to consider when planning such initiatives. It encourages the science community to embrace untraditional approaches to engage the public with topics like astronomy in novel ways.
Smart_KOM - prezentacja Agnieszki Włodarczyk, koordynatora projektu podczas konferencji „SMART_KOM. Kraków w sieci inteligentnych miast”, 7.11.2014 r., Kraków
This document discusses unconventional, or "outrageous", ways of communicating science to the public. It argues that traditional methods are no longer effective given changes in how individuals consume information today. To be successful, outreach must know its target audience, find the channels they use, and adapt the language and style of communication accordingly. The document provides examples of unconventional outreach efforts and evaluates factors like goals, partnerships, and metrics to consider when planning such initiatives. It encourages the science community to embrace untraditional approaches to engage the public with topics like astronomy in novel ways.
Dinc Erem Tapa is a multimedia designer from Turkey who has received education in graphic design, visual communications, and the arts. He speaks English, French, and Turkish and plays several musical instruments. Tapa has worked for various marketing agencies and is now a freelance designer. He also teaches at Istanbul Bilgi University as an adjunct instructor.
Blue Diamond Consultant Consortium provides project management tools and techniques called C-VAMP (Collaboratively & Visually Applied Methods for Projects) to help clients optimize complex implementation projects. C-VAMP uses mind mapping, templates, and collaboration tools to organize tasks, streamline processes, and improve project efficiency. Headquartered in St. Louis, Blue Diamond works with clients worldwide on ERP implementations and offers products, services, and support from initial scoping through project completion.
City of Helsinki Urban Facts and Helsinki Region Infoshare - prezentacja Asty Manninena podczas konferencji „SMART_KOM. Kraków w sieci inteligentnych miast” 7.11.2014 w Krakowie
Przemysław Szwałko gave a presentation on January 9th, 2014 about the environmental conditions of Krakow, Poland. He discussed Krakow's orography, including key elevation points. He also covered the hydrographic network, including the Vistula River and its tributaries. Additionally, he examined semi-natural habitats, protected areas, industrial degradation, air pollution, waste treatment, geothermal sources, forests and afforestation, and urban green spaces in Krakow. Szwałko emphasized that understanding Krakow's environmental conditions is the base for sustainable planning and development in the city.
Kraków Living Lab - prezentacja Wojciecha Przybylskiego, dyrektora działu rozwoju parku technologicznego podczas konferencji „SMART_KOM. Kraków w sieci inteligentnych miast”, 7.11.2014 r., Kraków
Smart Cities supporting Start-ups and their citizen - prezentacja Jussi Hannula podczas konferencji „SMART_KOM. Kraków w sieci inteligentnych miast”, 7.11.2014 r., Kraków
Blue Diamond Consultant Consortium provides project management tools and techniques called C-VAMP (Collaboratively & Visually Applied Methods for Projects) to help clients optimize complex implementation projects. C-VAMP uses mind mapping, templates, and collaboration tools to organize tasks, streamline processes, and improve project efficiency. Headquartered in St. Louis, Blue Diamond works with clients worldwide on ERP implementations and offers products, services, and support from initial scoping through project completion.
This document discusses unconventional, or "outrageous", ways of communicating science to the public. It argues that traditional methods are no longer effective given changes in how individuals consume information today. To be successful, outreach must know its target audience, find the channels they use, and adapt the language, style and context of the message. Examples of unconventional outreach using visuals, videos, social media and partnerships with other industries are provided. Planning, assessment and evaluation of outrageous initiatives is also discussed to manage risks while achieving communication goals.
This document summarizes a workshop on understanding smart environments and cities. The workshop objectives were to understand what defines a smart city through an evidence-based learning process. A smart city is defined as one that performs well in key fields of development like economy, environment, mobility, people, living, and governance. For the environment domain, the workshop discussed the most relevant components like green space, pollution levels, ecological awareness, and sustainable resource management. The goal was to identify Krakow's strengths and weaknesses in these areas to help develop a smart city strategy and roadmap.
Smart city - prezentacja Elżbiety Koterby, zastepcy Prezydenta ds. Rozwoju Miasta Krakowa podczas konferencji „SMART_KOM. Kraków w sieci inteligentnych miast”, 7.11.2014, Kraków
A smart city / Region with smart citizen and smart business
ecosystem. - prezentacja Sergiego Figueroli podczas konferencji „SMART_KOM. Kraków w sieci inteligentnych miast”, 7.11.2014 r., Kraków
The document discusses public-private-people partnerships for new digital service innovations through smart city living labs. It provides examples of challenge cities that are retrofitting existing legacy systems including Freiburg, New York, Toronto, Helsinki, and Amsterdam. The document promotes cities as enablers of digital innovations and is signed off by Jarmo Eskelinen from Forum Virium Helsinki.
This document discusses green areas in Krakow, Poland. It provides statistics on the percentage of land covered by parks, forests, and protected areas in Krakow and other major Polish cities. Krakow currently has 16.5% of its land as green areas, above the average of 13.1% for cities over 500,000 people. However, the document also outlines threats to Krakow's green spaces from private and public development projects that could reduce vegetation and open spaces through new construction, infrastructure projects, and removal of trees. Maintaining and expanding green areas is presented as important for Krakow to develop as a smart, sustainable city.
Dinc Erem Tapa is a multimedia designer from Turkey who has received education in graphic design, visual communications, and the arts. He speaks English, French, and Turkish and plays several musical instruments. Tapa has worked for various marketing agencies and is now a freelance designer. He also teaches at Istanbul Bilgi University as an adjunct instructor.
Blue Diamond Consultant Consortium provides project management tools and techniques called C-VAMP (Collaboratively & Visually Applied Methods for Projects) to help clients optimize complex implementation projects. C-VAMP uses mind mapping, templates, and collaboration tools to organize tasks, streamline processes, and improve project efficiency. Headquartered in St. Louis, Blue Diamond works with clients worldwide on ERP implementations and offers products, services, and support from initial scoping through project completion.
City of Helsinki Urban Facts and Helsinki Region Infoshare - prezentacja Asty Manninena podczas konferencji „SMART_KOM. Kraków w sieci inteligentnych miast” 7.11.2014 w Krakowie
Przemysław Szwałko gave a presentation on January 9th, 2014 about the environmental conditions of Krakow, Poland. He discussed Krakow's orography, including key elevation points. He also covered the hydrographic network, including the Vistula River and its tributaries. Additionally, he examined semi-natural habitats, protected areas, industrial degradation, air pollution, waste treatment, geothermal sources, forests and afforestation, and urban green spaces in Krakow. Szwałko emphasized that understanding Krakow's environmental conditions is the base for sustainable planning and development in the city.
Kraków Living Lab - prezentacja Wojciecha Przybylskiego, dyrektora działu rozwoju parku technologicznego podczas konferencji „SMART_KOM. Kraków w sieci inteligentnych miast”, 7.11.2014 r., Kraków
Smart Cities supporting Start-ups and their citizen - prezentacja Jussi Hannula podczas konferencji „SMART_KOM. Kraków w sieci inteligentnych miast”, 7.11.2014 r., Kraków
Blue Diamond Consultant Consortium provides project management tools and techniques called C-VAMP (Collaboratively & Visually Applied Methods for Projects) to help clients optimize complex implementation projects. C-VAMP uses mind mapping, templates, and collaboration tools to organize tasks, streamline processes, and improve project efficiency. Headquartered in St. Louis, Blue Diamond works with clients worldwide on ERP implementations and offers products, services, and support from initial scoping through project completion.
This document discusses unconventional, or "outrageous", ways of communicating science to the public. It argues that traditional methods are no longer effective given changes in how individuals consume information today. To be successful, outreach must know its target audience, find the channels they use, and adapt the language, style and context of the message. Examples of unconventional outreach using visuals, videos, social media and partnerships with other industries are provided. Planning, assessment and evaluation of outrageous initiatives is also discussed to manage risks while achieving communication goals.
This document summarizes a workshop on understanding smart environments and cities. The workshop objectives were to understand what defines a smart city through an evidence-based learning process. A smart city is defined as one that performs well in key fields of development like economy, environment, mobility, people, living, and governance. For the environment domain, the workshop discussed the most relevant components like green space, pollution levels, ecological awareness, and sustainable resource management. The goal was to identify Krakow's strengths and weaknesses in these areas to help develop a smart city strategy and roadmap.
Smart city - prezentacja Elżbiety Koterby, zastepcy Prezydenta ds. Rozwoju Miasta Krakowa podczas konferencji „SMART_KOM. Kraków w sieci inteligentnych miast”, 7.11.2014, Kraków
A smart city / Region with smart citizen and smart business
ecosystem. - prezentacja Sergiego Figueroli podczas konferencji „SMART_KOM. Kraków w sieci inteligentnych miast”, 7.11.2014 r., Kraków
The document discusses public-private-people partnerships for new digital service innovations through smart city living labs. It provides examples of challenge cities that are retrofitting existing legacy systems including Freiburg, New York, Toronto, Helsinki, and Amsterdam. The document promotes cities as enablers of digital innovations and is signed off by Jarmo Eskelinen from Forum Virium Helsinki.
This document discusses green areas in Krakow, Poland. It provides statistics on the percentage of land covered by parks, forests, and protected areas in Krakow and other major Polish cities. Krakow currently has 16.5% of its land as green areas, above the average of 13.1% for cities over 500,000 people. However, the document also outlines threats to Krakow's green spaces from private and public development projects that could reduce vegetation and open spaces through new construction, infrastructure projects, and removal of trees. Maintaining and expanding green areas is presented as important for Krakow to develop as a smart, sustainable city.
6. Rozwiązania
Eliminacja emisji powierzchniowej. Określenie dopuszczalnych paliw w celu
ogrzewania mieszkań (uchwała antysmogowa). Wyzwania: zachęcenie
mieszkańców do rezygnacji z ogrzewania węglowego, rozwój miejskich sieci
ciepłowniczej, małe sieci oparte o źródła kogeneracyjne, termomodernizacja
budynków
Eliminacja emisji samochodowej. Wyzwania: zachęty/bodźce zachęcające ludzi
do korzystania z czystszych form komunikacji. Rozwój transportu
publicznego, jest to rozwój ścieżek rowerowych. Rozwiązania w Europie – opłaty
za wjazd do centrum, wjazd do centrum dla samochodów z normą Euro 5, rozwój
transportu publicznego Park & Ride.
