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- 1. creating economic value opendata through EU Digital Cities Challenge Brussels, May 17th, 2018 @AngieNavarroMX Angeles Navarro Iberoamérica @opendatasoft angeles.navarro@opendatasoft.com
- 2. open data 1. Free& easy access : open data portal 2. Reusable formats : pdf is NOT open data 3. Open Licence : to be able to reuse freely 4. Updated constantly : old data is NOT open data « data available to everyone freely to access, use and share » Open Data Institute
- 3. open data impacts 1. Political– Democracy 2. Social – health, crime, transit 3. Economic – open innovation & business opportunities.
- 4. CHALLENGES Policy & Regulation Capacity Technology 1.Political will from leadership 2. Political stability - sustainability 3. Regulation: legally binding & Open Data Charter 4. Intl. Network: Open Government Partnership (national & subnational)
- 5. CHALLENGES Policy & Regulation Capacity Technology OpenData Charter 1. Open by default 2. Timely & Comprehensive 3. Accessible & usable 4. Comparable & interoperable 5. For improved governance & citizen engagement 6. For inclusive development & innovation
- 6. CHALLENGES Policy & Regulation Capacity Technology 1.Transversal structure: CIO, CDO 2. Govt Data team: opening & making use of data 3. Enhancing ecosystem: internal and external
- 7. CHALLENGES Policy & Regulation Capacity Technology 1. Easyaccess & comprehension for non-expert users 2. Easy reuse by expert users (data scientists & developers) 3. Real-time data: enables economic development & smart/resilient cities ecosystems
- 8. Implementing an opendata policy
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- 10. created in 2011 Offices in Europe &USA 50+ employees Customers in 17 countries 130+ customers Local Government Public administration Transportation Energy Civil Engineering Services
- 11. @opendatasoft We make your« data » scale & create value
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- 13. Data is yourasset, turn it into business value break silos leverage open innovation democratize information access
- 14. You must implementreal time data publishing strategies
- 15. (data) Stories That createsocial & economic value
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- 17. 17 HANDISCO Smart walking sticksfor visually impaired persons GTFS data COMMUNITIES EMPOWERMENT
- 18. 18 ECOSYSTEM EXPANSION Location andduration of planned roadworks 1 week in advance Waze / Cities : a 2-sided data sharing project Real-time alerts on events occurring on roadways (items on the roads, accidents…) Traffic jam alignments in real-time
- 19. 19 SERVICES VIRALITY Real timedata for mobility and public services
- 20. 20 Meeting an expected greateraccountability Increasing stakeholders’ trust TRANSPARENCY Fostering innovation and the development of new customer-centric services INNOVATION What (data hi)story will we write together ? LET’S GO BEYOND TRADITIONAL STORIES
- 21. DataCity by NUMA Openinnovation program Use data to design solutions tailored for the benefit of the city of tomorrow. Projects using OpenDataSoft: 1. Accessibility to urban space 2. Personalized routes for runners 3. Smoothing local energy consumption 4. Boost local business employment 5. Support for local stores http://bit.ly/NumaDataCity
- 22. 22 OPEN INNOVATION Democratize accessto cultural assets and enhance open innovation
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- 26. Financial Report Financial Transparency LocalResults @opendatasoft
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- 28. Restaurant Inspections (Durham,US) @opendatasoft
- 29. Urban Labs -Colombia @opendatasoft
- 30. Crime analysis -Mexico
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- 32. @opendatasoft APPs Angeles Navarro España yLatino América
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- 37. Zoomed Out View:City’s Sample Dashboard or City Scores
- 38. Zoomed In View:Thriving natural environment
- 39. Zoomed In View:City Services
- 40. Zoomed In View:Sustainable energy use
- 41. Zoomed In View:Sustainable energy use
- 42. Zoomed In View:Sustainable energy use
- 43. @opendatasoft SMART CITIES Angeles Navarro España yLatino América & IoT
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- 45. Trilib’ Connected waste recycling containers Experimentfor the development of waste recycling in Paris Waste recycling containers on the public space accessible 24/24
- 46. @opendatasoft_fr Parking in Issy-les-Moulineaux Parking spacesavailability in streets So Mobility projects for improved urban mobility. Carried out by Colas thanks to sensors installed on the ground. Map available to users without any app download.
- 47. Place de laNation – Cisco / PlaceMeter @opendatasoft_fr Study for the redevelopment of the Nation’s traffic circle in Paris Air quality, noise pollution, pedestrian/bike counting sensors… Data pushed in « real time » to the ODS platform Cisco PaNDA platform : • Air quality measurement • Glass collection containers • Noise measurement • Surrounding Wifi hotspots PlaceMeter • Pedestrian, bike and car counting • Traffic analysis
- 48. @opendatasoft_fr Citilog Road traffic Smart camerascapable of measuring vehicles’ speed on each traffic lane, classifying vehicles and defining the traffic status. Cameras directly push aggregated data to the ODS platform thanks to its Push API. Data are available to Citilog customers via the portal and its several data visualisation features and through data dashboard built on the platform.
- 49. @opendatasoft_fr ENGIE Cofely -Sigfox Meters’ readings Energy efficiency monitoring through consumption data collection (temperature, gas, water…) Remote reading meters are connected with Sigfox’s network. More suitable than Wireless M-Bus – a European standard for remote reading – for simple monitoring Data are automatically pushed by Sigfox servers to the ODS platform.
- 50. @opendatasoft SMART CITIES Angeles Navarro España yLatino América
- 51. For a listof partners, please visit opendatasoft.com Paris, in partnership with Cisco, deployed multi-purpose sensors for a year at the city’s Place de la Nation square with the goal of improving residents’ interaction with a city square. The raw real-time data stream was made available on the city’s open data portal (OpenDataSoft), used for data collection and aggregation, data visualization and open sensor data access. Govfresh.com Cisco’s video for Smart City Paris
- 52. San Diego: Demo projectwith GE and AT&T (sole reseller of GE sensors)
- 53. Atlanta, Georgia: Demo projectwith AT&T and Georgia Power
- 54. Smart Cities datacatalogue view
- 55. Safe and securecommunity: maps and charts
- 56. Mobility example: parkingavailability maps with real time data (down to the minute)
- 57. Mobility example: bikeshare locations and bike availability
- 58. Mobility example: pedestrianplanning (count of pedestrians and average walking speed)
- 59. Real-time video andimage feeds from cameras by citilog
- 60. Travel behavior fromStreetlight Data: pick an origin
- 61. Travel behavior fromStreetlight Data: pick an origin -> insight on route and destination
- 62. Built environment metricsfrom BreezoMeter: air quality, local vs. national benchmarks
- 63. Built environment metrics:temperature and humidity
- 64. Data is completelyuseless if it is kept in a silo. It should be made available and accessible to as many people as possible. It is this availability that will allow to multiply its use by many applications in a mechanical and organic way, as well as to create value through open innovation. ” Jean-Marc Lazard, CEO
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- 66. - opendatasoft.com - data.opendatasoft.com -opendataterritoires.com - opendatainception.io - opendatacalendar.com - opendatacharter.net - opengovernmentparnership.org - datacity.numa.co - opendata.paris.fr - opendata.bruxelles.be - opendata.bristol.gov.uk - observa.gijon.es - opendata.nccommerce.com - sns.gov.pt/transparencia - alim-confiance.gouv.fr Other useful sites: