The document outlines the city of Valencia, Spain's strategy to become a smart city through 10 goals: improving quality of life, environment, innovation, decision-making, infrastructure, social projects, transparency, position in smart cities, services, and job growth. It details 4 phases from 2012-2014 that established a local innovation covenant, smart city strategy, VLCi platform, and open data portal. The strategy relies on defining standard indicators, applying information technology, promoting citizen participation, and collaboration. The open data portal has led to several successful startup applications in mobility, tourism, and other areas. The smart city efforts also involve digital citizen participation and involvement in international city networks and an urban social lab.

2.  To increase the quality of life of our citizens
 To improve the environmental quality of the city
 To foster innovation and entrepreneurship
 To improve decision-making by the public managers
 To provide the city last generation infrastructures
 To develop social innovation projects
 To become an open government
 To position Valencia in the smart cities map
 To improve services working with another cities
 Encourage investment and job growth in Valencia.
VLCi challenges and priorities

3. Steps towards a smart city
Collaboration with
all the R+D actors
of the city
Definition of
indicators and
standardization
Application of IT Promoting
innovation and
citizen
participation
1 2 3 4
VALÈNCIA LOCAL
COVENANT FOR
INNOVATION (2012)
SMART CITY STRATEGY
(2013)
VLCi PLATFORM
(2014)
TRANSPARENCY AND
OPEN DATA PORTAL
(2014)

4. Local covenant for innovation

6. 99 published in WCCD
600 indicators
already integrated in the
Smart City Platform
Indicators:
Essential basis of the VLCi Platform

7. Why to define indicators with ISO 37120?
http://open.dataforcities.org

8. Why to define indicators with ISO 37120?
CITY CITIZEN REUSE OF DATA
• To define strategic plans
• For operational decisions
• To evaluate the impact of
measures and infrastructure
• To compare through time
• To compare to another cities
• Citizen indicators
• Better quality of urban
services
• City data to create
new services and
projects
• To reach global markets
< OPEN DATA >

9. Platform architecture based in AENOR model
CTN 178/SC1 -178104 vs VLCi Platform

12. València App

13. #opendata
#enterpreneurs gobiernoabierto.valencia.es

14. • Built with CKAN
• It has integration APIs for reusers
• Federated with datos.gob.es
• FORMATS
SHAPE
WFS
GML
KMZ
WMS
CSV
KML
GEOJSON
JSON
XML
HTML
JSON-G
N3
RDF
TURTLE
JSONLD-G
ATOM
RSS
ZIP
Transparency, Citizen Participation and
Open Data Portal

15. SmartTaxi
FI Event
Pay [in]
airVLC
SmartBee
Lazarius
Live Fallas
Telpark
València Direct
to you
Apparcando
RideU
Aguas de València
VALÈNCIAOPENDATA
Examples of success using city data

16. SmartSteps
BigData service based in use of mobiles.
Use Case : Mobility
Objective: To quantify and
characterize the mobility in the
metropolitan area of Valencia
Use Case : Tourism
Objective : Analysis of visitors (
domestic and foreign ) in Fallas
(March 2014 and 2015 )
Use cases

17. Digital citizen participation

18. International city networks

20. Urban and social lab

22. vlci.inndeavalencia.com
anna.melchor@inndeavalencia.com