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Copenhagen Smart city

Think  pla*orm  –  break  down  technology  and  organiza8on  silos  

Targeted use of data

New and known

technology Efficient use of resources

Involving citizens or businesses

Innovation and

technology based growth

Public-private partnerships

Solve more than one problem

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Let's build the infrastructure for the future!

 1700-­‐    1800-­‐    1900-­‐   2000-­‐   2013-­‐  

Copenhagen anno 1790 Leading the national and international trade through traffic

The vision of a trade town Establishment of channels and harbor areas

The vision of the industrial city Establishment of train lines, roads, cycle paths

Copenhagen anno 1930 Leading the industry through mobility labor, goods and services

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Copenhagen in 2020 Leader in green growth through data and innovative technology solutions

The vision of a digital future Establishment of visionary digital infrastructure

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Big Data om byens flow

Big Data City flow

Next-gen intelligent traffic systems

• See http://copenhagenconnecting.com/its/

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Asset tracking

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• opdateres

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Energy smart metering & control for industries and private households - – heat, water, electricity and gas. Vehicle to grid EV charging stations

10 Data offloading

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Greentech Valley

Innova8ve  cleantech-­‐companys  get  acces  to  core  servicess  on  Copenhagen  City  Grid  as  infrastructure-­‐as-­‐a-­‐service  hereby  they  can  build  and  test  bleeding  edge  cleantech  solu8ons  in  the  city  space    Copenhagen  Connec8ng    marks  the  region  as  a  Greentech  Valley;  an  aIrac8ve  enviroment,  that  aIracts  cleantech  companys,  scien8sts  and  ressearch.  Crea8ng  green  growth  and  jobs  

Platform for innovations- and growth

Platform for integrated Smart city solutions

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Socio economic analysis by Rambøll Total 590 euro million yearly

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Results from socioeconomic analysis – total 4.4 DDK billion Intelligent traffic systems - 1.7 billion DDK yearly

Green wave traffic control Less traffic accidents Saved time Less CO2 emission 1183 million DDK / yearly Optimized route planning based on real time trafic information 180 million DDK / yearly Free parking space detection 30.7 million less kilometers driven / yearly 1.5 million saved driving hours / yearly 393 million DDK / yearly

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•  Inner  City  Zone  for  Urban  Services  based  on  workshop  input  from  Municipality  departments    

•  Known  technologies,  Waste  management,  Parking  services,  weather  &  pollu8on  sensors,  Wifi    &  services  for  tourism  

•  Copenhagen  innova8on  focus  •  Water  defenses  •  Traffic  management  

Phase  1  project

•  Accurate  Measurement  &  Situa8onal  Awareness  

•  Decision-­‐making  Pla*orm  

•  Rapid  response  across  city  services  

•  In  collabora8on  with  HOFOR  

Water  defences

Innova&on  focus  

•  New  ways  of  genera8ng  data  for  op8mizing  of  traffic  lights  •  Chip  based  cost  effec8ve  bike  the_  preven8on  &  tracking  of  municipality's  material    •  Research  from  Technical  University  of  Denmark:  Space,  Compute,  Transport  

     

Traffic  management

Innova&on  focus  

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Barriers against smarter cities

• 1. Political short-sightedness: Politicians are much too focused on the immediate future.

• 2. Silo thinking: Each sector, administration and industry knows too little about what the others are doing, making it difficult to realise the necessary cross-sectoral cooperation.

• 3. Lack of management: The development process is primarily driven by commercial players - without a coherent and guiding political vision.

• 4. High complexity: Especially in established cities, the number of stakeholders is overwhelming, and the existing infrastructure often represents an effective defence against change.

• 5. Organisational inertia: Complex, interdisciplinary solutions require organisational versatility - including more flexible partnership models between the public and private sectors.

From Copenhagen Cleantech Journal

Triple helix

DTU Smart Avenue - making sense of sensors in the urban space

•  Prototype lab - 106 smart streetlights at DTU “plug’n Play enabled.

•  Living Lab for scientists, students and collaboration partners

•  Pilot: 20 ”smart sensor package” linux computer, GPS and wifi tracking sensor Acorn  SP1:  

ARM  Cortex-­‐A8  proc.  NEON  acc.  

Power<  2,5  W  

Wifi  802.11  b/g/n,    

Bluetooth  2.1,  4.0  

ANT+,  USB,  I2C,  SPI  

Seriel  UART,  16  bit  generel  in-­‐/output  

MicroSD  

Compa8ble:  Linux  +  Android  

Living labs as the cornerstone for triple helix innovation – the DOLL exampe

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Københavns smart city strategi (udkast) Kommisorium  for  Projektrådet  for  Smart  City.        I  forlængelse  af  Budget  2014  er  der  etableret  et  Projektråd  på  tværs  af  kommunens  forvaltninger  for  at  koordinere  Københavns  Kommunes  Smart  City  arbejde,  i  forlængelse  af  den  fælles  Smart  City  strategi.  Projektrådet  skal  sikre  strategiens  gennemførsel  og  have  fokus  på  de  to  fyrtårns  projekter,  Åbne  Data  og  Copenhagen  ConnecKng.  

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Questions?

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Illustrations by DAC / COBE architects