Smart Cities and Connected Citizens?Jamie Cudden – Smart City Program Manager, DCC @jcudden

“Smart City Market to be worth $400 billion by

2020” - ARUP, 2015

BUT…..In 1997, the Smart Communities World Forum predicted that there would be 50,000 smart cities across the world by 2007.

A 2014 estimate by Frost & Sullivan predictedthe market for cities could be valued at $1.5trillion by 2020

TECHNOLOGY LOOKING FOR A SOLUTION

CITIES TAKING A MORE CO-ORDINATED PROBLEM BASED APPROACH

CITY LEADERS ARE STEPPING UP.....

WHY IS IT TAKING SO LONG?

INITIAL DRIVE WAS A VENDOR LED APPROACH

COLLABORATION MODELS ARE KEY

SMART DUBLIN LAUNCH MARCH 2016

TRANSFORMING THE WAY DUBLIN SOLVES PROBLEMS

NEW GOVERNENCE APPROACH

Showcasing Success:

Engagement with citizens - building awareness

COLLABORATION MODEL

Tapping into your local ecosystem

Smart Cities wont be delivered in isolation

COLLABORATION MODEL

DUBLIN & IRELAND IOT COLLABORATION

DUBLIN TESTBED

Small Cell Technology

OPEN COLLABORATION STRUCTURES

Docklands Smart District IOT Group

“The vision for the Docklands is to become one of the great urban living environments of Europe”

Over 3 billion of investment between now and 2025

DRIVING USE CASE INNOVATIONS IN THE IOT SPACE

Small messages, Low Power, Long battery life.

Suitable for Awkward spots, Low cost point

SIGFOX

NB-IOT

LOW COST ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING / FLOODING

NEW BUSINESS MODELS / USE CASES

Rethinking how we utilize city assets

Working across siloes

TEST THE FUTURE IN DUBLIN

DATA

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VALUE TO, THE CITIZEN, THE CITY, BUSINESS

The Connected Smart City

THE SMART CITY UTOPIA

POWER SOURCES / ACCESS POINTS / SMALL CELLS /CABINETS/ FIBRE / SENSORS /ACTUATORS

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CITIES NEED TO MAKE IT EASIER TO CONNECT THINGS……

RULES AND POLICIES AND REGULATIONS

Learn from best practice

Cities setting the agenda with others

Standards, interoperability, openness

Reference Architectures

BUILDING BETTER CITIES TOGETHER

Connected City Advisory Board (CCAB)

Build awareness, advocacy and global availability of Connectivity guided by

the leadership of Connected Cities. These Cities will guide and mobilize the

industry through the adoption of standards and best practices as defined by

the shared knowledge of the Connected Cities Advisory Board (CCAB).

Connected City Blueprint

Scope:

Develop an Industry Blueprint to support cities

and governments to develop their strategies

towards universal connectivity and been able to

understand current and future opportunities and

challenges.

Objectives:

• Provide a definition of Connected City and

Smart City

• Identify the Connected City opportunities &

challenges

• Provide guidelines, best practices &

roadmaps for the development of Connected

Cities.

CCAB Initiatives

REALISING THE SMART CITY OPPORTUNITY

CITIES ARE STEPPING UP TO THE CHALLENGE

COLLABORATION MODEL IS KEY TO SUCCESS

INTEROPERABILITY, OPEN STANDARDS & BLUEPRINTS

RAISE AWARENESS OF THE OPPORTUNITY

CITIES need better PROCUREMENT models

THE SMART CITY IS STARTING TO SCALE UP