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Open & Agile Smart Cities
September 3, 2015 | 09:00 AM EST
Speaker: Pieter Ballon
Professor, Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Director, iMinds
Belgium
Definition
o “Smart cities are places where information
technology is combined with infrastructure,
architecture, everyday objects and even
our bodies to address social, economic
and environmental problems” (A.
Townsend, 2013)
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…but by who?
o Top Down: Smart City Operations Centre
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bbc.co.uk
…but by who?
o Bottom Up: Smart Citizen Sensor Kit
4Fab Lab Barcelona
…but by who?
o Smart City as a Platform: Public-Private-
Citizen Ecosystem
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Smart Urban ApplicationsMobile, context aware, location based
Digital City Platforms & Infrastructures
Open, Linked & Big Data
Citizens Public sector Private sector
Smart City Ecosystem
Pieter Ballon
Smart Urban ApplicationsMobile, context aware, location based
Digital City Platforms & Infrastructures
Open, Linked & Big Data
Citizens Public sector Private sector
Smart City Ecosystem
Pieter Ballon
Marke
tplaceLiving Lab
Solving the Market Failure
o Marketplaces underdeveloped right now
o For a healthy marketplace to exist, market
failure should be solved
o “Data is the Fuel for the Smart City”
e.g. London, Helsinki, Ghent
From Open Data to Open Real-time Data
From Availability to Usage
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Solving the Market Failure
o Level 1: Opening Data at local level
o Level 2: Opening Real-Time Data at local
level
o Level 3: Opening Real-Time Data at
national and international level
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(de facto) Standards needed
o Cities should have very easy
format/standard to publish open real-time
data
o Developers should have access to open
real-time data from many cities in the
same format/standard
o Open real-time data should be machine-
readable in a consistent format/standard
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Open and Agile Smart Cities
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OASC Task Force, connectedsmartcities.eu
OASC Basics
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OASC Launch
Brussels, January 2015
13 cities, 3 countries, 1 continent13
OASC 1st Wave
CeBIT, January 2015
31 cities, 7 countries, 2 continents14
OASC 1st Wave: 31 cities
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OASC 2nd Wave
Tampere, September 2015
60 cities, 12 countries, 3 continents16
OASC 2nd Wave: 60 cities
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OASC towards 3rd Wave
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National Networks & Contact Points
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OASC Secretariat
o Since September 1st, 2015
o Established in Brussels
o Hosted by iMinds (OASC Belgium) &
European Network of Living Labs
o Director: Seppo Haataja
o Contact: [email protected]
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