Future Cities Catapult city harmonisation 5-16
•Download as PPTX, PDF•
0 likes•573 views
Smart cities market is not working, because our cities are not designed to be interoperable. How to support the portability of solutions? Which are the challenges for ownership, privacy and urban platforms?
Recommended
More Related Content
What's hot
What's hot (20)
Similar to Future Cities Catapult city harmonisation 5-16
Similar to Future Cities Catapult city harmonisation 5-16 (20)
Recently uploaded
Recently uploaded (20)
Future Cities Catapult city harmonisation 5-16
- 1. WE ADVANCE URBAN INNOVATION, TO GROW UK COMPANIES, TO MAKE CITIES BETTER MISSION
- 2. • We convene businesses, universities, investors, innovators and cities. • We test and develop new products and services to accelerate them to market. • We enable the adoption of innovations in cities around the world. CITIES BUSINESSES ACADEM IA CITIZENS
- 3. innovations in cities around the world.
- 4. OUR URBAN FUTURE 1 9 5 0 746m 30% of total population TOD AY 3.8bn 54% of total population 2 0 5 0 6.3bn 66% of total population TOTAL POPULATION 2.52bn TOTAL POPULATION 7bn
- 5. Cities - the most enduring human achievements
- 7. Pic: Howard’s Garden City, documentary “Urbanized”, Gary Hustwit, 2011 Utopia Cities
- 9. Pic: Frank Lloyd Wright, Broadacre City
- 10. Pic: Joshua Liebermann. Arch Paolo Soleri, Arcosanti
- 11. Pic: Rob@ / Mapio. Belastungskopter, Berlin (“Germania”)
- 12. Pic: Wired / Todd Antony. Masdar, Abu Dhabi. Tech Cities
- 13. Pic: Wired / Todd Antony. Masdar, Abu Dhabi.
- 14. Pic: AP Photo, 1937. Billingsdale Market, London. Cities are communities
- 15. Pic: Thomas Locke Hobbs & Flickr. Edificio Sao Vito, Sao Paolo
- 16. Pic: Mhamila / Jestina George, 2012. Tandale, Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania Organic cities
- 18. Pic: Ivor the driver , Wikipedia. Blackfriars Station Retrofit Cities
- 20. Challenge of legacy Pic: Wikimedia Commons
- 22. technology vs. people harmonisation vs.complexity speed vs. friction scalability vs. unique cities
- 23. Open Cities
- 24. City data strategy – more than open data Pic: Chris Whong, Akil Harris, Ameen Solemani; New York City Tax explorer
- 25. Pic: Forum Virium Helsinki / Slush 2016 Ultrahack Developer collaboration
- 28. Data feedback?
- 29. Pic: Vizicities / Github City platforms?
- 35. One city is not a market
- 36. oascities.org
- 45. Urban Living Labs of different sizes
- 46. Increasing trust – MyData? Pic: Ministry of Communications, Finland / Antti Poikola
- 47. What next?
- 48. Performance in Use? Economic Impact Framework Social Impact Framework Environmental Impact Framework Evidence Base Framework feedback and optimisation Technology optimisation Open standards Best practice
Editor's Notes
- We convene businesses, universities, investors, innovators and cities, so that they can work together to solve real city problems. Across our network of collaborating cities we test and develop new products and services to accelerate them to market. And by demonstrating performance-in-use and building investment cases we enable the adoption of innovations in cities around the world.
- The world is urbanising rapidly. By 2050, 70 percent of people in the world will live in cities. But much of our urban infrastructure is already running at full capacity and ageing populations, shifting economies and changing climates are all set to stretch it further. There’s a huge opportunity to use innovative technologies and processes to solve the problem. The global integrated cities solutions market is valued at $325 billion by 2030 and there’s an estimated global infrastructure investment of $40 trillion required over the next 20 years
- Complex Problems are Related to poverty and have Multiple faces Tandale, Ilala, 200 000 people, centre of logistics delivery point for fresh foods in Dar Raining – flooding – ditches/drains don’t work – leads to food shortage, business loss, also health through public toilets and waterpoints Water points in Tandale, middle of Dar, are next to the public toilets where one leak can cause diseases for people Multiple issues together, interconnected, link with various policies, link with various stakeholders, link with attitudes Technology role
- Tandale after one month in map We know where the houses are, waterpoints and toilets are, we know where the drainage systems are (next to houses). We can also start have idea how housing progress and can update maps Technology can help us. Sustainability requires coordination of different policies (urban, health, enterprise), actors (municipal authorities, informal village authorities, businesses, people) and mindsets (if we are visible we pay taxes but require services) Mapped by 15 students in 30 days under guidance of NGO with cost less than 50k USD. Do things differently