Venturefest Launch Event - Technology Challenges in Smart Cities
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Featuring talks from Sam Mazloum (Mastercard), Miranda Sharp (Ordnance Survey), Jason Collard (YTL Development) and Jason McNicol (Nova Modus)
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- 1. Technology Challenges in Smart Cities
- 2. Sam Mazloum Director, Public Sector UK and Ireland Mastercard
- 4. ©2016Mastercard.ProprietaryandConfidential. 4 Making cities more welcoming & efficient by providing seamless electronic payments Making cities more secure & more inclusive by reducing the reliance on cash Making cities more liveable, sustainable and poised for future growth by unlocking the power of data Driving Value for Cities
- 5. ©2016Mastercard.ProprietaryandConfidential. 5 “We can’t have the Internet of Everythingwithout the Inclusion of Everybody”Ajay Banga, CEO, MasterCard Financial Inclusion
- 6. ©2016Mastercard.ProprietaryandConfidential. The World is Changing Industries being reinvented Expectation of personalised and integrated digital experience Barriers to entry are being lowered in every industry Public companies need to continue to win today while reinventing themselves for the future Everyone and everything is becoming connected The emergence of business as a platform Regulatory, security and privacy concerns Democratisation of electronic payments and technology Urbanisation and the desire for smarter cities 6
- 7. ©2016Mastercard.ProprietaryandConfidential. IOT/Wearables Digital currencies and the blockchain AI & Machine Learning Biometrics Chatbots Augmented Reality / Virtual Reality Digital Personal Assistants …and much, much more Robotics 7 Experimenting with New Technologies
- 8. ©2016Mastercard.ProprietaryandConfidential. 8 Partnerships are Key Governments NGOs Corporates Start-ups
- 9. ©2016Mastercard.ProprietaryandConfidential. 9 25% Fintech Banking, bill payments, PFM, P2P marketplaces 25% Experience Digital signage, wearables, augmented reality 20% Efficiency Logistics, e-invoicing, payroll, purchase control 10% Inclusion Remittance, P2P, disbursements, smart IDs 10% Engagement Acquisition platforms, gamification, redemption 10% Security Behavioral, biometric, predictive, data encryption Working with Startups going beyond payments
- 11. Miranda Sharp Head, Smart Practice Ordnance Survey
- 13. MAX WEBER The Occidental City " … a place where one can escape from tutelage into freedom "
- 14. CARTOGRAPHY
- 15. MAPS AS A MEANS OF DATA EXCHANGE 1854
- 16. DATA
- 17. HOT CONNECTIVITY
- 21. STEP TARGET, SUSTAINABLE, PLEASANT OR FAST ROUTE?
- 22. EXCHANGING WHISKEY FOR GUNS AT THE TALKING BUS STOP
- 23. WE’RE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER… @mhsharp1 @ordnancesurvey
- 24. Jason Collard Managing Director YTL Developments
- 25. YTL Developments Jason Collard – Managing Director Challenges and Opportunities Smart Cities Placemaking 1Habitat - Innovation - Versatility - Environment
- 26. London 1931
- 28. - A N D R E W B R OW N - “The Internet is so big, so powerful...that for some people it is a complete substitute for life.”
- 30. Filton – 1931 / 1947
- 31. Present Day - 2017
- 32. The Future - 2037
- 33. The Concept - Connectivity
- 36. Smart City 2017
- 37. Smart Occupation
- 38. Smart Homes YTL Home WIFI - led Heating Lighting Appliances Music Security Insulated Sustainable Work Space The whole Environment
- 39. The Challenge - Building Methods 1931
- 40. The Challenge - Building Methods 1931 2017
- 41. The Challenge - Building Methods 1931 2017 2037
- 42. The solution - Modern Methods of Construction ? Design
- 43. The solution - Modern Methods of Construction ? Design Build
- 44. So what is the solution - MMC ? Design Deliver Build
- 45. The solution - Modern Methods of Construction ? Design Deliver Build Occupy
- 46. Smart Choice – Create the Place
- 47. Smart Choice – Create the Place
- 48. John McNicol Director Nova Modus Ltd
- 49. NVM Venturefest 170203.ppt An Open Road for Driverless Cars? 49
- 51. NVM Venturefest 170203.ppt The Real World 51
- 52. TESTING DRIVERLESS CARS IN THE BRISTOL REGION 52NVM Venturefest 170203.ppt SIMULATORWILDCAT Platform POD DEMONSTRATIONS www.venturer-cars.com
- 53. USER CENTRIC CAV Customer Needs & Experience User Models & Metrics – target user groups In Vehicle & City Dashboard HMI Human State Monitoring Testing by Vehicle Simulator Data Capture & Fusion & Visualisation Data Fusion Engines - Vehicle & Network AI Vehicle Rules Engine Network Rules Engine Traffic Simulation City Dashboard NVM Venturefest 170203.ppt 53 Secure Trustworthy Communications Cryptography & Cyber Security Incident Response System Security Certification Process & Benchmarks Regional High Capacity wireless network Trials On & Off Road www.flourishmobility.com
- 54. SMART CITY CHALLENGES Traffic Congestion NVM Venturefest 170203.ppt 54 Pollution and Air Quality Parking and Population
- 55. CAV BASED SOLUTIONS Traffic Congestion NVM Venturefest 170203.ppt 55 Pollution and Air Quality Parking and Population Improved traffic flow – better control & more data Far more electric vehicles New types of urban transport – all electric PODs On-demand transport – fewer private cars On-demand transport – less parking space CAVs share public space with pedestrians & cyclists Improved traffic flow – better control & more data Far fewer private vehicles – ride & car sharing Road owner control of private journeys
- 56. Roundtable DISCUSSIONS How will we ever trust computers to drive us safely? NVM Venturefest 170203.ppt 56 Can CAVs really reduce congestion and pollution in cities? Who will be the winners & losers in the future CAV world? June 29 March 16 14 September john.mcnicol@nova-modus.com +44 7968 160453
- 58. Technology Challenges in Smart Cities Panel Discussion
Editor's Notes
- Other influencing factors include; Access to Health Services; Healthy workplaces; access to green space and leisure; housing quality; deprivation; pollution; access to public services; income; employment; emergency response
- A common underpinning element of these examples is our deep understanding of place. Analysis of OS, Health, ONS Census and other related data can enable predictive analysis which helps to shape and target health interventions, identifying at risk homes and individuals. This image shows a mix of ONS census and Ordnance Survey data taken from the Output Area statistics for 2011 and the Index of multiple deprivation published in October 2015. The shaded polygons are the % population who describe their own health as very good and the residential property is filled with the income decile data with dark red being bottom 10% and dark green top 10%.
- If you’ve heard anything about Driverless Cars, or Connected and Autonomous Vehicles CAVs, you are likely to have seen this vision of the future from 1956. This family are happily entertaining themselves as the car speeds along the motorway. Notice – there are no seat beats, airbags, the road is clear. But the barriers are not just detecting roads But in the early stages of public deployments and trials, reality looks more like this: - What do people like and want? - What should be legal? - Who is responsible when something goes wrong?
- Automated driving in the real world faces a order of magnitude increase in complexity, if not 2 orders. The road to widespread adoption must wind round numerous complicated challenges… I want to tell you - briefly – about a two projects based in the West of England that are investigating these questions and developing some answers.
- The first project is VENTURER was the first of the joint government/industry funded projects to start in the UK. £5 million research project. Working in partnership with local universities. VENTURER brings together a rich partnership of public, private and academic experts in order to establish the South West, UK as a world class test site facility for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CAV). VENTURER focuses on the users as well as the technology enabling CAVs in order to understand the blockers and drivers to wide scale adoption of CAV capability. The VENTURER trials go hand in hand with developing an understanding of the insurance and legal implications of increased vehicle autonomy. VENTURER is also establishing a realistic simulation environment. The project will last for three years and takes place in the Bristol and South Gloucestershire region, with an independent test site established as part of a sustainable and ongoing facility. The project is co-funded by UK Government.
- FLOURISH is a multi-sector collaboration, helping to advance the successful implementation of Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CAVs) in the UK, by developing services and capabilities that link user needs and system requirements. The three year project, worth £5.5 million, seeks to develop products and services that maximise the benefits of Connected and Autonomous vehicles for users and transport authorities. By adopting a user-centred approach, FLOURISH will achieve a better understanding of consumer demands and expectations, including the implications and challenges of an ageing society. FLOURISH will address vulnerabilities in the technology powering CAVs, with a focus on the critical areas of cyber security and wireless communications. The project is trialled in the Bristol and South Gloucestershire region and is co-funded by UK Government. Wireless connectivity using 802.11P DSRC and wide area cellular Leverages £14M investment in high capacity comms infrastructure in the Open Programmable City Region Demonstrates effective cyber security solutions for wireless CAV comms Development of a secure architecture for CAV control systems & forensics data logging capability CAV data capture, fusion & analytics & visualisation for traffic management, planners and new service developers Adaptable human-machine interfaces, for older people & others, based on user’s real experiences
- No need to tell you about city population growing impact on road network Rail network. No need to tell you about Air Quality targets and pollution problems Chinese bus that straddles the road for cars to pass under.
- No need to tell you about city population growing impact on road network Rail network. No need to tell you about Air Quality targets and pollution problems Chinese bus that straddles the road for cars to pass under.
- Before I close, I’d like to highlight to you the series of Venturefest Rountable Discussions on driverless cars and Connected and Autonomous Vehicle technologies Close with a very short video of the VENTURER project