Unlocking Usage Patterns in the Built Environment

1. Unlocking Usage Patterns
kenneth.dooley@aalto.fi

2. “Value is created from use, not production.
Cities need to understand that value is created
from use of cars and buildings, not new and more.
Urban planning has thus outdated norms”
Roope Mokka

3. Slide by Afabla

4. Space as a
Service
Knowledge sharing
More compact city
Reduce urban sprawl
Utilisation
Mobility as a
Service
Optimise public transportation
Reduce transportation emissions
Increase walking & cycling
Don’t own a
car
Use idle
spaces
Optimise the
allocation of
space
Optimise energy consumption2
Built environment circular economy
Democratise the city spaces

5. Space as a
Service
Knowledge sharing
More compact city
Reduce urban sprawl
Utilisation
Mobility as a
Service
Optimise public transportation
Reduce transportation emissions
Increase walking & cycling
Don’t own a
car
Use idle
spaces
Optimise the
allocation of
space
Optimise energy consumption2
Built environment circular economy
Democratise the city spaces

9. One of the most valuable built environment data sets
• How much space do I need ?
• What is the best allocation of my space ?
• When should I share my space ?
Obtain this data without
• Bluetooth tags
• Location apps
• Facial recognition
Facial
Recognition
BLE Tags
Anonymous
Data
Location
Apps

10. Access
Control
Room
SW
Desk
SW
Counting
Cameras
Mapping
iBeacons
Facial
Recogni-
tion
Sports
Trackers
Smart
Watch
Check-
out App
Mapping
Wifi
Space Reservation
Desk PIR
Lighting
PIR
Meeting
Room
PIR
Security
Wearables
Sensors Mapping
Google
Facebook
HERE
Nokia
Analytics
Mapping
Vision
Based
BLE tags
Smart
Lockers
Data-Driven Solutions
IAQ+ CO2
WIFI &
LAN
Counting
Server
EscalatorElevator
Vertical Transit
Mood
Rings

11. Eiran
Aikuislukio
Midnight 07:00 20:00 Midnight
Energy
WIFI

12. Midnight 07:00 22:00 Midnight
Office
Total staff = 66
Peak = 44

13. Wifi
Counting
Booking
SW
Desk PIR
Sensor
Meeting
Room
PIR
Sensor
Access
Control
Cameras