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SessionⅠ

디지털로 연결되는 스마트시티

Digitally Connected Smart City

Session Ⅰ디지털로 연결되는 스마트시티


1. 도시생활을 변화시키는 IoT, 그리고 ARM mbed

ARM mbed IoT Transforms Urban Living

Session Ⅰ 37

데이비드 팬 David Pan

ARM 사물 인터넷 (IoT) 아시아 지역 마케팅 이사Director, IoT Asia Marketing of ARM

데이비드 팬은 현재 ARM의 사물 인터넷 (IoT) 아시아 지역 마케팅 이사로 재직하면서

이 지역에서 급속히 성장하고 있는 ARM 내장 IoT 생태계의 홍보활동을 책임지고 있다.

2017년 기준으로 ARM 내장 생태계에는 전세계적으로 약 100개에 이르는 파트너

업체들과 25만 명의 IoT 개발자들이 포함되어 있다. 지난 20년간 통신, 전자제품 생산,

반도체, 소프트웨어와 벤처 자금 분야에서 경험을 쌓은 그는 하버드에서 재무학 석사학위를

받았으며 골든게이트 대학교에서 기업시스템 석사, 캘리포니아 대학교 버클리 캠퍼스에서

건축학 학사 학위를 취득했다.

David Pan currently serves as the Director of IoT Asia Marketing at ARM,

responsible for the promotions of the rapidly growing ARM mbed IoT ecosystem

in Asia. As of 2017, the ARM mbed ecosystem comprises of nearly 100 partners

and 250,000 IoT developers worldwide. With 20 years of industry experience

serving private and publicly listed companies in the telecom, electronics

manufacturing, semiconductor, software and venture capital sectors, David

graduated from Harvard with a Masters in Finance, Golden Gate with Masters in

Enterprise Systems, and UC Berkeley with BA in Architecture.

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서울 디지털 서밋 2017

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Introduction

Korea’s Urbanization: • 28% in 1961 compared to 83% Today

Urbanization Benefits: • Economic development and wealth

Urbanization Costs:• Energy consumption• Environmental Issues • Food quality assurance

ARM mbed IoT Transforms Urban Living

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David PanDirector, IoT Asia Marketing

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100 bnARM-based chips shipped

since 1991

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Architecting the IoT opportunity

Efficiency, Scalability, Standards, Flexibility

Compute Security Connectivity Services

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ARM mbed IoT Device Platform

We offer standards-based services to securely create, manage and unlock value from connected products to fast-track IoT deployments

“This was rather ingenious as it allows the evolution to begin.”

ARM mbed Cloud: A Much Needed Step For The Internet Of Things (IoT) – Nov 2016, Forbes

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ARM mbed IoT Platform differentiators

Cortex-AHighest performance and flexibility

Cortex-MSmallest/lowest power

Optimized for high-level operating systems

Optimized fordiscrete processing and

microcontrollers

mbed OSSecure connectivity for low power

Platform OS built for secure IoT for the most constrained

devices

mbed CloudChip-to-cloud IoT platform

Optimized for secure device management and analytics

for at-scale IoT

Underpinned by the industry’s largest ecosystem on IoT

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Economist IoT business index 2017

“The majority of executives surveyed by The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) believe following an IoT technology path is crucial to their long-term success.”

2013

Read the latest report at: www.arm.com/iot17

Surveyed

800+ senior leaders

400+ C-suite respondents

Sectors covered:

Financial services, manufacturing, healthcare, biotechnology, IT and energy, construction and facilities management

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Key findings: What can accelerate IoT?

• IoT infrastructure costs remain a high barrier to business scale

• Businesses are daunted by security concerns

• IoT device development and connectivity costs are high

Challenge Recommendations

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Paving pathways to production for you

56% senior decision makers consider assets insights the

most strategic outcome from IoT

86% of companies report that device management is

their key challenge in IoT

50-60% of the IoT opportunities over the next

10 years are in connected buildings, factories and cities

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Connected spaces

• Companies spend 90 percent of their building’s total operating costs on people-related expenses

• The fastest-growing demand for energy comes from commercial buildings and infrastructure.

• IoT systems can predict water and energy leaks, optimize heating and cooling equipment, facilitate energy generation and storage, and manage transactions with the electric grid

Source: International Energy Outlook 2016

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Connected spaces

Real-time data logged for analysis across multiple locations

Continuous remote monitoring

Autonomous warning of unsafe conditions

Monitoring environmental conditions

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mbed OS supporting connected spaces

Eddystone for mbedreleased in Feb

Thread Certified stack available for developers today

LoRa stack fully integrated and support for LoRaWAN APIs

NB-IoT

Demonstrated NB-IoT on ARM Cordio-N

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An operating system to enable the Internet of Light

Open Architecture for Intelligent Solid State Lighting Systems

The vision of the OpenAIS project is to create an open ecosystem to enable a wider community to deliver the smartness of light. Allow easy adaptability to cater for the diversity of people and demands

Project aims• Transition from proprietary systems to open systems

• Stimulate an ecosystem of vendors to offer interchangeable components and services

• Establishing an open service oriented IP-based lighting architecture

Standardizing on the use of mbed OS for device side architecture

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Proven at scale for connected city operations

• Deployed in smart street lighting solutions since 2014.

• $250,000 annual savings in San Diego from 100,000 nodes deployed.

• Reduced OpEx and improved citizen safety.

• Deployed throughout USA and South America.

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Green & Safe – Smart city lawn monitoring system

Environmental monitoring

• Temperature• Humidity • PM 2.5• Ultraviolet rays

Soil Monitoring

• PH• EC• Humidity

Grass

• Chlorophyll• Ultraviolet rays

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Connected asset intelligence

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Field-proven asset intelligence solutions

“Zebra EAI solutions are helping identify, locate, track and monitor assets, inventory and people in retail, logistics and healthcare. Our patient flow solution, leverages ARM mbed cloud to improve patient safety, care compliance, workflow and efficiency - critical important key performance indicators for hospitals.”

Tom Bianculli, Chief Technology Officer, Zebra Technologies.

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Healthy & Safe – Food safety analytics solution

REAL-TIME VISIBILITY FROM FROM ARM

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Proven at scale across diverse markets

Using ARM mbed Cloud allows us to rapidly scale our IoT Cloud services to suit needs of customers in multiple industrial vertical markets.

Miller Chang, Advantech Embedded-IoT Group Vice President.Advantech

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Proven across a broad range of devices

Deployed on Linux based mobile devices

Deployed across many mbed OS based Cortex-M platforms

Proven in heterogeneous and hierarchical networks with gateways

Security and connectivity are unified and strengthened on a shared platform

Demonstrated as beta on FreeRTOS

Low power and high efficiency solutions using BLE devices with 16kb memory

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Further deployments

Green transportation

Smart grid

Commercial lighting

City monitoringRetail Engineering services

mbed Cloud is available for enterprise licensing for businesses taking their IoT to scale.Licensed by seven customers deploying IoT across multiple high-growth markets.

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Connecting chip to cloud

App management

Load balancing

Analytics and rules

Scale-out

Data storage

Web servers

IoT cloud applications

Provision

Device services

Update

Connect

mbed Cloud

mbed clients –mbed OS, mbed

Cloud Client

Device silicon and hardware

IoT device application

Device software Third-party cloud services

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Platform built for creating secure IoT devices

8.8mmbed OS devices expected in the next 12 months

250k+Developers actively designing IoT-ready

devices with ARM mbed

1.5m+Product builds of IoT-ready devices designed monthly

on ARM mbed websites

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Awards

EDN Innovation 2009 winner

2009 embedded AWARD winner: ARM/Vodafone

mbed IoT Rapid Prototyping Platform

2013

embedded AWARD winner: mbed

Oracle’s duke champion award for contribution of CoAP to Open Java

Finalists, wot.io: Ship IoT with ARM mbed

2015

Best Localized IoT Solutionfor open, neutral and public IoT

services to China

Winner: Best Software Product

2016

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The trademarks featured in this presentation are registered and/or unregistered trademarks of ARM Limited (or its subsidiaries) in the EU and/or elsewhere. All rights reserved. All other marks featured may be trademarks of their respective owners.Copyright © 2016 ARM Limited

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2. IT 기술을 활용한 도시 혁신

Innovation of Urban Environment through IT Technologies

Session Ⅰ 53

이 성 호 Sung Ho Lee

인텔코리아 상무Industry Technical Specialist of Intel Korea

이성호 상무는 인텔 인더스트리 세일즈 그룹의 공공부문 기술총괄 임원으로 공공부문에서

추진 중인 각종 프로젝트의 인텔관련 기술부문을 지원하고 있으며 클라우드, 소프트웨어

기반 인프라, 데이터센터, 스마트시티, HPC, 빅데이터 등 인텔이 주도하는 각종 기술관련

컨설팅을 제공하고 있습니다. 인텔에 입사하기 전에는 오라클 코리아에서 데이터베이스

전문가로 활동하였고, 그전에는 쌍용컴퓨터에서 메인프레임 시스템프로그래머로 쌍용그룹

데이터센터에서 온라인담당으로 근무하였습니다.

Sung Ho Lee is working as ITS(Industry Technical Specialist) of Intel and engaging

in technical consulting on new technologies led by Intel such as Cloud, SDDC(S/W

Defined Data center), Smart City, HPC, Big Data, AI, etc in public sector. Before

joining Intel, Sung Ho Lee worked as a database professional in Oracle Korea, and

Online system manager for Ssangyong conglomerate in Ssangyong Computer

Systems.

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IT기술을 홗용핚 도시 혁싞

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이성호 상무/읶텔 코리아

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순서

• 글로벌 도시화 현황 및 전망 • 시민의 보다 나은 경험을 위핚 서비스 • 도시 혁싞을 위핚 IT 기술 • 도시혁싞을 위핚 스마트 시티로의 전홖 • 도시혁싞 솔루션 사례

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글로벌 도시화 현황 및 전망

1 Frost & Sullivan. Sense and the City. The Application of Internet of Things Technologies for a More Sensible City. 30 Jul 2014. 2 140124 Arthur D. Little & UITP_Future of Urban Mobility 2 0_Full study.pdf

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2.6X Growth by 2050 Urban mobility² demand explodes to

67.1 t PKM/year

By 2025

6.4 BILLION people will live in urban areas

=58% of the world’s population¹

Cities today collectively consume 75% of the world’s energy and are responsible for 80% of energy-related carbon impact.

–Frost & Sullivan

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글로벌 도시화 현황 및 전망 – 비즈니스 측면

• † The City 600 are the top 600 cities by contribution to global GDP growth from 2007 to 2025. Source: McKinsey Global Institute Cityscope 1.0

The City 600† today… … and Tomorrow

1.5 Billion people live in these 600 cities – 22% of the global population $30 Trillion

of GDP in 2007 – more than half of global GDP

485 Million households, with average per capita GDP of

$20,000 The top 100 cities

generated

$21 Trillion of GDP in 2007 – 38%

of the global total

2.0 Billion people will live in these 600 cities in 2025 – 25% of the global population $64 Trillion

of GDP in 2025, nearly 60% of global GDP

735 Million households will live in these cities, with average per capita GDP of

$32,000 … of which

235 Million households in developing world cities will

have income above $20,000 per annum

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시민의 보다 나은 경험을 위한 서비스

Smart Transportation

Smart Building & Energy

Public Safety Healthcare

Environment E-Government Services

Education Smart City

290146856

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도시 혁신을 위한 IT 기술

data driven Analytics (Big Data)

Standards (Open & Global)

Compute – cloud & hybrid 1 2 3

Security (Cyber, Data) 4 5 6

City transformation through insights to services and operations. Integration of IOT data, new applications and legacy systems.

Drive innovative and efficient new services with connected, intelligent and secure edge solutions.

Reduce IT/ Operational Technology cost. Increase agility, data access & shared services.

Reduce risk and protect citizens with end-to-end cyber and data security and privacy.

Engage citizens with stunning connected experiences & services.

Solutions – Citizens & Gov

edge Devices (IOT)

Increasing insights with real-time data from city services, operations, sensors, & video.

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도시 혁신을 위한 IT 기술 – 신기술의 활용

5g AI/Machine Learning

Scalable Infrastructure

Autonomous Vehicles

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Buildings & Energy

eGoverment Services

Education

Homes

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도시혁신을 위한 스마트 시티로의 전환

Economic Stability

Supporting Civic Engagement

Scaling Physical Infrastructure

Environmental Stewardship

Smart Cities

Using ICT and IOT solutions to manage resources, infrastructure, and services in secure ways

for improved citizen experiences as well as greater economic, social and environmental benefits

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도시혁신을 위한 스마트 시티로의 전환 – Intel의 스마트시티 비전

Transportation Network

Buildings & Energy

Public Safety

Healthcare

Environment

eGoverment Services

Education

Homes

seamless, efficient and thriving city EDGE/SMART

SOLUTIONS Networks Cloud DATA/ INSIGHTS

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도시혁신을 위한 스마트 시티로의 전환 - 효과

Economic Benefits Social Benefits Environmental Benefits

Competitiveness

Efficiency and Cost Savings

Enhanced Services for Residents

Safety and Security

Resilience

Better Use of Resources

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도시 혁신 솔루션 사례

도시의 현앆 Intel® IoT 기술 – 비용 절감, 홖경 보호 및 앆전 향상 • GE Evolve* IQ LED fixture: 에너지 절감, 공공앆전 향상

• gridComm N/W기반 스마트 가로등

• Bosch Microclimate System: 홖경 모니터링을 통핚 공공 보건의 질 향상

• Smart School – 홖경모니터링을 통핚 교실 홖경 개선

• Siemens Intelligent Parking * System: 주차장 현황 파악 및 정체 감소

• Dahua Distributed Video: 앆전향상, 교통량 관리

앆전, 효율성, 및 삶의질 향상

*Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.

광범위핚

도시화

환경

안전

비용

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스마트 가로등

Motion

Vibration Video

Environment Audio

Current*: 데이터에 접속하고 분석해서 의미있는 결과를 도출 하기 위해 LED 가로등과 센서 및 소프트웨어를 Predix 클라우드 플랫폼에 연동 시킴

Intel: 데이터 수집 및 애널리틱을 위해 Current LED 가로등에 Intel® 프로세서 및 Wind River 소프트웨어 지원

GE Current’s Evolve* IQ LED 조명기구 – 시각, 청각, 촉각을 제공하는 센서내장

솔루션/ 결과물: 여러유형의 데이터 수집(공해, 소리, 지진, 시각 및 기타) 및 애플리케이션 지원

Edge 애널리틱을 통해 실시갂 데이터 기반 정보 분석

Intel® IoT 기술, Intel Wind River 및 Intel 프로세서가 조명기구 및 솔루션에 포함


도시 혁신 솔루션 사례 – 안전, 환경

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스마트 가로등 – 전력선 인터넷 및 센서 활용 각종 안전 및 환경관리


도시의 전력선 홗용 IoT 읶프라 구성

도시 혁신 솔루션 사례 – 안전, 환경

솔루션/ 결과물

• 도로의 각종 센서

• 대기오염 감지

• 강우량, 풍향 감지

• 지진 감지

• Intel® IoT 플랫폼 기반

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센서 데이터 기반 도시 대기 오염 관리


• Intel® IoT 플랫폼 기반 Anayltics를 홗용핚 BOSCH Micro Climate Management 솔루션

• 도시 오염 감시

• 교통량 관리

• 업계 관련 공해 규약 준수

• 데이터를 통핚 비즈니스 기회


From Edge to Cloud – “A Breath of Fresh Air”

도시 혁신 솔루션 사례 – 환경

대기 오염 관리

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홖경 센서를 통핚 앆전핚 수업홖경 제공


• Intel® IoT 플랫폼 기반 애널리틱을 홗용핚 Toy’s Myth의 홖경관리 솔루션

• 학교 오염 감시

• 학생 위치 파악을 통핚 앆전 귀가 관리

• Wearable Device를 통핚 학생 건강관리


도시 혁신 솔루션 사례 – 환경

대기 오염 관리 Toy’s Myth

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스마트 파킹


Intel과 Siemens 의 협력으로 운행시갂 절감, 대기오염 개선, 더 많은 수익창출 기회 제공

솔루션/ 결과물 • Intel® IoT 게이트웨이 - Wind River

Intelligent Device Platform 소프트웨어 및 Intel® Security 기술

• 노외주차장 주차 가능 공갂 정보 통합 관리

• 차량기반 정보(번호판, 자동차 크기 등) 읶식

• 결재시스템과의 읶터페이스

• 고객과 관리담당자와의 소통 기능

주차 현황 데이터 수집을 위핚 모듈화, 읶프라기반 센서 시스템을 통해 베를린 시민들은 주차공갂 찾는 시갂의 43%를 절감하고 그로 읶핚 주차가능 공갂확대에 따라 교통량의 8% 감소 효과를 함께 거두게 됨

도시 혁신 솔루션 사례 - 주차

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교통비디오 분석

급속한 도시화 및 인구 집중으로 인해 도로, 톨게이트등의 인프라 활용에 큰 부하 발생

솔루션/ 결과물 • Intel® Core™ 및 Intel® Atom™ 프로세서

• Edge 디바이스: 카메라, 비디오관리 플랫폼, 게이트웨이

• 데이터 및 비디오 시스템 연결을 위한 Web UI

• 실시간 데이터 액세스 (총성 감지, 번호판 인식)

• 전세계 정부 보안 기관 및 도시들이 사용 중

15-20%

15-20%

Dahua 사는 Intel® IoT 비디오 기술과 분산 애널리틱을 사용중. 매일 1500만대의 번호판을 인식하고 교통 정체 상황을 파악.

도시 혁신 솔루션 사례 - 교통

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산호세 (San Jose) 스마트시티

차세대 리더십 미국의 산호세같은 도시들은 현재 혹은 미래 주민들의 점증하는 요구사항에 대해 보다 융통성 있고 싞속핚 대응이 가능핚 체계를 갖추기 위해 새로운 솔루션을 필요로 하고 있다. 새로운 센서 네트워크와 함께 읶텔기반 기술로 이미 설치된 임베디드 시스템에 맞게 설계하고 “지속가능 렌즈(sustainability lens)”를 만들에서 공기, 소음공해, 및 교통 흐름의 특성을 측정핛 수 있다. 이러핚 시스템의 발전은 전세계 및 미국 도시민들 읷상의 변혁을 약속하고 있다.

http://www.intel.sg/content/www/xa/en/internet-of-things/videos/smart-city-san-jose-video.html

도시 혁신 솔루션 사례

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All things are possible until they are proved impossible. Even the impossible may only be so, as of now.

– Pearl S. Buck Nobel Laureate



3. 대기 오염 예측 시스템을 활용한 대기 질 개선;

도시성과모델(City Performance Tool) - 도시별 맞춤형 기술 도출

Improving Air Quality with Cleaner Development; City Performance Tool - Identifying the Right Technologies for Your City

Session Ⅰ 67

저우 정 Zhou Zheng

지멘스 아시아 역량개발센터 선임 컨설턴트Senior Consultant of Cities Center of Competence Asia, Siemens

밥 정은 지멘스의 다양한 녹색 기술과 디지털 기술들의 통합 및 아시아 여러 도시들의 지속

가능한 도시화 필요성에 보다 적절히 대응하기 위한 맞춤형 솔루션들을 제공하는 업무를

담당하는 지멘스 아시아 역량개발센터의 선임 컨설턴트이자 사무 관리자이다.

생태도시 계획과 지속 가능한 기반시설 개발 분야에서 다년간의 경험을 쌓은 그는 현재 지속

가능한 도시의 추진을 위한 지능형 기반시설 기술들의 활용에 더 깊은 관심을 기울이고

있다. 그는 지멘스에 입사하기 전 에이럽(Arup)과 상해실업유한공사(Shanghai Industrial

Investment Corporation)에서 지역계획과 개발 업무를 담당했다. 그는 또한 각국 정부를

대상으로 생태도시와 저탄소도시 발전 및 지속가능성 핵심성과지표와 관련된 폭넓은 자문

서비스를 제공하는 블루패스 시티 컨설팅(Bluepath City Consulting)의 공동창업자이기도

하다. 그가 참여한 프로젝트로는 주하이 헝친 신구(Zhuhai Hengqin New Area) 프로젝트,

중-싱가포르 광저우 지식도시 프로젝트, 중-독 칭다오 생태공원 프로젝트, 동탄 생태도시

계획 등이 있다.

밥 정은 임페리얼 칼리지 런던에서 환경공학·지속가능개발 석사학위를 받았고 건설서비스

공학 학사학위를 가지고 있다.

Bob Zheng is a Senior Consultant and Office Manager of Cities Center of

Competence Asia of Siemens, which is responsible for integrating Siemens’

variety of green and digital technologies and providing customized solutions to

better response the needs of sustainable urbanization in Asian cities.

With many years’ experience in eco-city planning and sustainable infrastructure

development, Bob Zheng is now more focusing on leveraging intelligent

infrastructure technologies for the implementation of sustainable cities. Before

he joined Siemens, he worked with Arup and Shanghai Industrial Investment

Corporation in regional planning and development. He was also the Co-founder

of Bluepath City Consulting who provides wide-ranging advisory services

to governments for eco-city and low-carbon city development, as well as

sustainability KPIs. His project experiences include Zhuhai Hengqin New Area,

Sino-Singapore Guangzhou Knowledge City, Sino-Singapore Tianjin Eco-city,

Sino-German Qingdao Ecopark, Dongtan Eco-city etc.

Bob Zheng holds a Master degree of Environmental Engineering and Sustainable

Development from Imperial College London and a BEng of Building Service

Engineering.

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Improving Air Quality with Cleaner Developments City Performance Tool – Identifies the right technologies for your city

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Bob Zheng, Siemens Cities Center of Competence Asia

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The Challenges

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The Challenges

Emissions reduction target

-25% PM2.5 by 2020 -80% GHG by 2030

-15% NOx by 2020 -15% SOx by 2020

4

The Challenges

“How can infrastructure improvements help us

achieve our sustainability targets?”

“How quickly do we need to build infrastructure to

meet our targets?”

“What are the economic and environmental implications of our transport plans?”

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Digitalization drives Intelligent Infrastructure

4 stages of infrastructure development

Efficiency and reliability/capacity and flexibility/resilience and adjustability

"Brick & Steel" infrastructure • Road and rail tracks • Commercial buildings • Electrification islands

(Semi-) automated infrastructure • Electric railways and

basic rail automation • Modern standard

buildings • Mono-directional

power grids

Intelligent infrastructure • Driverless trains • Fully automated

buildings • Smart grids managing

loads, storage and generation

Fully integrated, intelligent infrastructure • Integrated real-time

optimization and incident handling across all infrastructure domains

1.0 2.0 3.0

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We have a unique digital offering for infrastructure needs of a city

Electrical field devices of a city

Siemens Software and Digital Services

FlexLTP Storage Demand Manage-

ment

Energy Trading/

Blockchain

Fault Detection EnergyIP eCar

Charging

Intermodal Traffic

Manage- ment

Car Sharing Railigent

Fleet Manage-

ment Navigator

Enabler: Infrastructure as a Service (storage, processing power, provider agnostic)

MindSphere The cloud-based, open IoT operating system

Platform as a Service

CyPT Air

Holistic IT security concept

Operating system of a city

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How City Performance Tool (CyPT - Air) Help?

Helps city planners to deliver detailed insight into their sustainability target. Allows urban decision makers to

select tailored technologies with maximized environmental and economic benefits. Using exclusive data to quantify

the effects of more than 85 technologies, in terms of and air quality improvements.

85+ technologies

Buildings

Energy

• Building envelope

• Building automation

• Monitoring and optimization

• Renewable generation

• Combined Heat and Power

• Grid management

• Power Industry

• Cement Industry

• Steel Industry

• + General Industries

• Public transport

• Private transport

• Traffic management

• Freight

Transport

Industry*

* Available in CyPT-Air China only

* Available in CyPT-Air China

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The CyPT-Air Target Indicators

GHG Air quality Economy

JobsCO2e

Sox*

PM2.5*

PB* Ben-zene*

NOx

PM10

CO*

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CyPT Cities Engagements (for GHG emission)

Vienna Riverside New Bedford Nanjing Shenzhen Copenhagen

Munich Minneapolis Helsinki Mexico City Aarhus Ningbo

Adelaide San Francisco Seoul Berlin Stuttgart Wuhan

The Hague Nuremberg Charlotte Washington Madrid London

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Case Study: Smart City Aspern

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Renewable EnergyIntegration and management of

renewable energy sources to reduce CO2 and increase energy efficiency

Efficiently use of EnergyReducing energy consumption, intelligent control and

energy management of multimodal distribution networks and building mgmt. will lead to high savings

Energy storageSince wind and solar energy supply

irregular, power storage and management are necessary

Low voltage grid controlIn the future, millions of small power producers

feed electricity into the grid. The low voltage grid provides stability in the network and balances

production and consumption.

Security of supplyEnergy must always be reliable and

affordable

Consumption ControlDemand Management;

Power consumption in real-time to adapt to price fluctuations; Smart

meters

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Concrete steps towards Smart City Development and implementation of systems in a

real city environment, hand-in-hand with an integrated district planning (spatial planning, energy planning and mobility planning)

Demonstration of the performance of these systems • Access to real data of customers, buildings

and networks • Direct feedback from citizens, building

operators and energy suppliers • Risk minimization during the development of

customer proximity and real environment (reduced time-to-market)

• Better use of the innovation potential through participatory approach of all stakeholders

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Thank you! Bob Zheng Operation Manager / Sr. Consultant Siemens Cities Center of Competence Asia [email protected]



4. 해외 국가의 교통 문제 해결 및 사례 발표 - 중국 난징 포함

Traffic & Transportation issues from global perspective - Nanjing and other cities

Session Ⅰ 79

김 남 중 Nam Joong Kim

SAP Korea 상무Industry Value Advisor of SAP Korea

• (現) SAP 코리아 공공산업 담당

• SAP 코리아 정부/공공산업 컨설턴트 (2010 ~ 현재)

• 아태지역 Kahala Posts Group 한국 우정 IT 담당 (2004 ~ 2006)

• LG CNS 공공사업본부 사업개발, 해외사업 컨설팅 (1996 ~ 2010)

• 고려대학교 경영학 석사

• 7 years SAP Korea, Public Services IVE

• 13+ years LG CNS : Business Developer, PM, PL, Business consultant, QA, SW

Engineer in Gov’t & Public Sector

• 2 year IT Leadership Group Representative of Korea Post, Kahala Posts Group

(KPG)

• Project Experience : Korea Post, East Timor, NIPA, KEIC, Philippines Land Titling

Computation Project, KIPO, Supreme Court, D-Brain(ex-MOSF), LG Cal-Tex

• CISA(‘04), PMP(‘05), SAP Social Blog(2015)

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