Een slimme stad waar het aangenaam leven is, is een stad met intelligente en verbonden infrastructuur ten voordele van iedereen. - Une ville intelligente où il fait bon vivre, ce sont des infrastructures intelligentes et connectées, au profit de tous. - Emanuel Marreel, Siemens

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The Smart City…
… enjoyable to live in
… with intelligent and connected infrastructures
… to the benefit of all of us !!
Emanuel Marreel / October 2015 www.thecrystal.org

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Agenda
1 Smart City?
2 Digitalization changes everything
3 Smart Energy
4 Smart Building
5 Smart Mobility

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Smart City ?

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Digital
transformation
GlobalizationUrbanization
Demographic
change
Climate change

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According ITU …
(International Telecommunicatons Union)
“A smart sustainable city is an innovative city that
uses information and communication technologies
(ICTs) and other means to improve quality of life,
efficiency of urban operation and services, and
competitiveness, while ensuring that it meets the
needs of present and future generations with respect
to economic, social and environmental aspects”

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The 3 Generations Of Smart Cities
Inside the development of the technology driven city.
Smart Cities 1.0: Technology Driven
Smart Cities 2.0: Technology Enabled, City-Led
Smart Cities 3.0: Citizen co-creation
Boyd Cohen

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www.dataforcities.org
WORLD COUNCIL ON CITY DATA

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Economy
Education
Energy
Environment
Finance
Fire & Emergency
Response
Governance
Health
Recreation
Safety
Shelter
Solid Waste
Telecommunications
Transportation
Urban
Planning
Wastewater
Water &
Sanitation
WORLD COUNCIL ON CITY DATA
ISO 37120 - 100 INDICATORS ACROSS 17 THEMES
ISO 37120
Indicators for
Smart Cities
Indicators for
Resilient Cities

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Siemens focuses on electrification, automation and digitalization –
and is actively supporting Smart City development
Digital transformation
Digitalization
Globalization
Automation
Urbanization
Demographic change
Climate change
Electrification
Power and
Gas
Wind Power
and
Renewables
Energy
Management
Building
Technologies
Mobility Digital
Factory
Process
Industries and
Drives
Healthcare
Enablers
• Sensors
• Computing power
• Storage capacities
• Data analytics
• Networking ability

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Digitalization
changes everything

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Disruptive changes are happening
Will new business models
and new players eat … ?

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Traditional Industrial IT space is invaded by internet IT

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Focus of data analytics is changing:
From description of past to decision support

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Smart Energy

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The world of the Energy Grid is changing…
Distributed Energy Systems
Distribution and ConsumptionTransmission
From centralized power
and unidirectional grid …
… to Decentral and
Distributed Energy
Systems and
bidirectional balancing
Distance from
source to load
Refurbishment/
upgrades
Decentralization
(public/private)
Changing
generation mix
Generation
capacity
additions
3 5421

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Power to X
Renewables and conventional
e-Mobility
Distributed energy
HVDC/FACTS
Customer engagement
Grid stability
Forecasting
Generation control
Security
MDM
Customer trends drive dramatic change in energy systems
Automation
Digitalization
Electrification
Affordability Availability Environment
HVDC/FACTS = High Voltage Direct Current/Flexible AC Transmission Systems MDM = Meter Data Management

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How to manage the explosion and the value of data?
Phasor Measurement Units
Smart Homes
Distribution Automation
Outage Management System upgrade
Graphical Information Systems (GIS)
Remote Terminal Unit upgrades
Substation Automation
Systems
Workforce Management
Automated Metering Infrastructure
Renewables
and conventional
Distributed energy
HVDC/FACTS
Power to X
e-Mobility
Data

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End-to-end digitalization offerings for our customers
Automation
Electrification
Transmission Distribution Consumption
Digitalization
Spectrum Power Platform
Grid control applications
Enterprise IT
EnergyIP Platform
Market driven applicationsCIM
IVR GIS
Network
planning
Asset
mgmt
WMS/
mobile
Weather
Fore-
casting
Web
portals
CIS/
CRM
Billing
Enterprise Service Bus
Smart
transmission
Smart
distribution
Smart
consumption
and microgrids

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Control centers in Germany for 50Hertz and Amprion
Control centers:
‒ Integration of renewables
‒ Increased capacity
utilization of the trans-
mission network
‒ Operation at the limits
of stability
Benefits:
‒ Decentral optimization
‒ Grid stability and
balancing
© PJM Interconnection

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The threat is real – and it is present worldwide!

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Smart Building

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Energyefficiency
Comfort
Building automation
 Building automation
 Building management
 Building control
Building control
 Heating, ventilation,
air conditioning control
 Functional controllers
Building performance
 Energy management
 System integration
(TBS)
 Home automation
 Green buildings
 Remote-controlled
building management
Smart Buildings
 Green applications
 Intelligent buildings
 Green buildings
Danger management
 Security systems
 Fire safety systems
Firesafety
Security
Fire safety and
security
 Fire and gas detection
 Extinguishing
 Evacuation
 Access control
 Intrusion detection
 Video surveillance
Integrated security
management
 Intelligent
Response
 IT convergence
 Security convergence
Smart buildings
 Enhanced
management
Smart
cities
Building Technologies
Individual subsystems grow together to smart buildings and smart cities
1980 1990 2000 2015 2030

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Building Technologies
Sustainable, innovative technology by Siemens, anno 2014 : the future of building management
80%
operating costs
40% energy
30% maintenance
10% other costs
Of this
20%
building costs
Did you know that
80% of the total
costs of building arise
during operation?

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Building Technologies - The future of building management
Convergence and integration of autonomous systems in one communication platform
Totally
integrated
Buildings are smart and fully integrated Convergence and integration
Thanks to interfaces, the technical
infrastructure solutions converge with
superior business systems, thus
increasing the benefits of the complete
infrastructure for:
 more transparency
 more flexibility
 reduced operating costs
Technical infrastructures
IT networks
Heating,
ventilation,
air conditioning
Lighting,
shading
Fire safety Security
Integration
ITconvergence

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Building Technolgoies
With Smart Grid from Smart Building to Smart City
Smart building
Smart buildings communicate and
integrate with the smart grid
Smart citiesSmart Grid
Together with the smart grid, smart
buildings form the basis for a smart
city

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Smart Mobility

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Trends in Mobility are driven by Digitalization
Enhanced Passenger experienceGuaranteed availability Best asset utilization
Mobility 4.0:
Autonomous driving
Digital Services and
new business models
IT-based capacity
maximization Additive manufacturing
Personal mobility
assistance
Seamless
mobility pricing
Interconnected
sensor networks
Augmented Reality
(Automated visual support)
Digitalization
@Mobility
Guaranteed availability for our rail customers will be
enabled by digital services and new business models
Mobility on demand

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Sensor & communication
network & local processing
capabilities for Smart City
Control Centre
Permit management
and identification
solution (RFID)
Communication with
end-users
Modular
infrastructure-based
sensor-network
Multimodal
transport
offerings
Payment systems
Off-street parking
availability
Energy
management
Traffic Management
Main System: Integrated Systems:
Smart Parking: Modular system set-up to support multiple traffic and
city management purposes
Reduced traffic and
emissions
Adequate use of
resources
Increased safety
Optimized revenues

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We offer efficient and integrated mobility through intelligent networking
• Networking of various means of transport and mobility
providers, such as rail and bus operators, taxi firms,
car-sharing and bike-sharing providers, P&R and car
park operators, etc.
• Optimized mobility chains for passenger and freight
transport
• Planning, booking and billing of multi-modal journeys
based on individual preferences and on ecological and
economic criteria
• The integrated mobility platform IMP is the trailblazer
for simple, seamless mobility from A to B

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Smart City example

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Smart data to business example:
Smart City Research Aspern, Vienna
One of the biggest Smart
City Projects in Europe
Apartments for
20.000 inhabitants and
20.000 work places until
2030
Size: 240 Hectare
Manifold utilization generates
economic impulse and
provides quality of life, ideal
“living lab”
New, multifunctional city district
including apartments, offices,
business and research quarters
and a school campus.
Seestadt Wien Aspern
addresses the Megatrends
urbanization and climate
change
Future oriented concept
including technologies,
products and solution for an
energy efficient city district

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Siemens
a digital company