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Geoff Snelson, Director of Strategy, Milton Keynes Council

Creating the Connected Smart City Ecosystem

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•London: 88 km

•Birmingham: 110 km

•Oxford: 74 km

•Cambridge: 77 km

Optimal location

Cambridge – Milton Keynes – Oxford“… single knowledge intensive cluster that

competes on the world stage”

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A Planned New City

70,000

260,000

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The evolving economic performance of UK cities: citygrowth patterns 1981-2011, Foresight Future of Cities:working paper , August 2014

Economic Success

Growth in Jobs 2004-13Cities Outlook 2015Centre for Cities

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Milton Keynes Growth 2010-2026 – infrastructure challenges

• 28,000 new homes• 1.5 jobs per home• Population grows to 300,000+

Travel demand increase of 60%butpractical capacity improvementsaddress only 25% increase

Reduce carbon emissions per person by 40% (2010 – 2020)

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MK Future City: Programme Objectives

The Metropolitan Century , OECD, February2015

• Address barriers to sustainablehousing and jobs growth— manage infrastructure

pressures— create new service models— reduce carbon emissions

• Improve the lives of citizens— responsive/bespoke services— engaged citizens— education and skills

• Build leadership in urban innovation— foster innovation & business

growth— attract investment— enhance reputation

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Milton Keynes Future City: Innovation Cluster

SatelliteApplications

Internet ofThings City

Network

Smart Waste SmartHomes

ElectricMobility

Intelligent andon-demandmobility

Smart Grid & Energy

MK:Smart Data Hub

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An integrated innovation and support programmeleveraging large scale city data to drive economic growth

MK:SMART PROGRAMME

• Open and collaborative• Reduced barriers to innovate• Information as an asset• City wide: distributed and

scalable• Chargeable services

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Internet of Things – Experimental Sensor Networks

MESH

UNB

MK DatahubAnalytics

Integration

Curation

Storage

Import

SENSORS NETWORKS DATA HUB & APPLICATIONS

TVWS

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Integration – MK:Smart city motion map

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Comprehensive Electric ChargingInfrastructure

October 2013

Central MK:170 charging posts

City-wide network of50 rapid chargers

Electric bus service: induction charging

Comprehensive Electric Charging Infrastructure

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Route 7: ElectricBus Service

October 2013

Principal route through city centre,operating from 6:00am – 11:00pm

High annual mileage (c. 56,000 miles per bus)

Service frequency of 15 minutes

Tailpipe emissions reduced by 500 tonnes CO2p.a.

Route 7: Electric Bus Station

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LUTZ Autopods

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Low Speed Autonomous TransitSystem• Expand fleet to 40 units• Real service test• Interface with M1 cars

M1 Trials Programme• Series of test days• “Real life” environments: MK & Coventry• Increasing complexity

UK Autodrive: project structure

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Empowering citizens

Urban Data School- with 5 MK schools

MyMiltonKeynes

Connect MK- refurbished PC

rental- tablet and training

(with HRG)

Citizen MiData Studio

Education andskills

Citizen-drivenInnovation

Digital Services

Smart Cities MOOC

Courses for businessesand business students

MKApp

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Data hub and network infrastructure

Charities

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Communitygroups

CitizensUniversities

Start ups

Socialentrepreneurs

Corporateenterprises

Growsustainability

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Innovation in cityservices

P o l i c y a n d g o v e r n a n c e f r a m e w o r k

CHALLENGES

• Investable businessmodels

• Delivery of benefits atscale

• Expanding use casesacross more services

• Sustainability of corecapabilities

• Attraction of newenterprises

SUCCESS FACTORS

• Strategic citychallenges plus openinnovation

• R&D/InnovationFunding

• Eco-system of partners& city-scalecapabilities

• Culture- collaborative- ease ofengagement

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Summary overview