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Spatial Data Infrastructure GRS-21306

Explore how Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) supports Smart Cities, addressing urbanization challenges and enhancing the quality of life. This workshop presentation delves into the integration of tech standards, policies, and user-centric spatial data use for sustainable city development, covering economy, governance, mobility, environment, people, and living aspects. Learn from case studies in Athens, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, and Vienna to implement SDI indicators tailored for Smart Cities. Stay ahead with innovative strategies for a sustainable urban future.

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Spatial Data Infrastructure GRS-21306

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  1. Spatial Data InfrastructureGRS-21306 SDI for Smart Cities Vasiliki Aspasiou

  2. Overview Introduction Smart Cities & SDI Workshop session Results & Discussion Wrapping up

  3. Internship: SDI Support For Smart City

  4. Smart Cities • Deal with urbanization problems • Urban quality of life “livable cities” • EU sustainable cities “20-20-20 targets” • EU innovation partnership

  5. In2007the world’ s urban population surpassed its rural population

  6. Massive urbanization happening now in Europe

  7. Future of urban areas

  8. Smart Cities

  9. SDI Vs Smart Cities “An SDI is a coordinated series of agreements on technology standards, institutional arrangements, and policies that enable the discovery and use of geo spatial information by users and for purposes other than those it was created for.” Kuhn ,W. (2005) SDI

  10. Smart Cities Vs SDIs Smart Economy Smart Governance Smart People Smart Mobility Smart Environment Smart Living SDI Smart City Technology Policies People Spatial Data Standards How SDIs are serving Smart Cities?

  11. SDIs Serving Smart City Regional SDI Local SDI National SDI

  12. Example Of Smart Cities Smart Economy • Innovative spirt • Entrepreneurship • Economic image & trademarks • Productivity • Flexibility of labour market • Ability to transform Example: http://www.wien.info/en/shopping-wining-dining/shopping/wien-products-style https://open.wien.at/site/datenkatalog/?search-term=energy &connection=and – showresults http://amsterdamsmartcity.com/projects/theme/label/big-open-data

  13. Example Of Smart Cities Smart Governance • Participation in decision – making • Public and social services • Transparent governance • Political strategies and perspective Example: https://stateofgreen.com/en/profiles/city-of-copenhagen/news/the-plan-has-been-made-for-a-carbon-neutral-copenhagen https://stateofgreen.com/en/profiles/city-of-copenhagen/solutions/copenhagen-connecting-driving-data-to-quality-service-to-the-benefit-of-citizens-and-businesses

  14. Example Of Smart Cities Smart Mobility • Local accessibility • International-accessibility • Availability of ICT • Sustainable innovation and transportation system Examples: http://amsterdamsmartcity.com/projects/detail/id/76/slug/the-digital-road-authority-incident-management http://maps.amsterdam.nl/open_geodata/

  15. Example Of Smart Cities Smart People • Level of qualifications • Affinity to life learning • Creativity • Cosmopolitanism • Participation in public life Example: http://amsterdamsmartcity.com/projects/detail/id/13/slug/sustainable-neighborhood-geuzeveld https://stateofgreen.com/en/profiles/city-of-copenhagen/solutions/sharing-copenhagen-2014-a-platform-and-scope-for-innovative-thinking

  16. Example Of Smart Cities Smart Environment • Attractivity of natural conditions • Pollution • Environmental protection • Sustainable resource management Example: https://stateofgreen.com/en/profiles/city-of-copenhagen/solutions/solar-cells-and-parking-in-copenhagen https://smartcity.wien.gv.at/site/en/projekte/umwelt-klimaschutz/burgerinnen-solarkraftwerk/

  17. Example Of Smart Cities Smart Living • Cultural facilities • Health conditions • Housing quality • Education facilities Example: https://stateofgreen.com/en/profiles/city-of-copenhagen/solutions/the-harbour-turns-blue-1 https://stateofgreen.com/en/profiles/city-of-copenhagen/solutions/green-roofs-in-copenhagen

  18. Assessment of SDIs Assessment frameworks in literature “all time classic” • SDI Readiness model and its worldwide application • Clearinghouse suitability index • INSPIRE State of Play • Assessment of SDI From an Organizational Perspective • Evaluation and Performance Indicators to Assess SDI Initiatives etc.. • They focus on SDI BUT we are researching the link between SDI & Smart Cities that is not researched yet .. • Do not reply to the contemporary needs of a city • General need for creating update and up-to-date assessment SDI indicators

  19. Selection of cities “smart or potentially smart” • Member in EU • Medium-size city • At least one university • Cultural diversity Athens Amsterdam Copenhagen Vienna

  20. SDI indicators for Smart Cities • Select the suitable all time classing • Address the needs-characteristics of a Smart City SDI • Define update indicators • Apply them in “smart” or potentially “smart cities” • Analyse the results

  21. “The concept of Smart Cities is like art: the context is more important than the product” Ger Baron: Amsterdam Innovation Motor

  22. Thank You Questions? Abstract Original Cityscape By Milen Art

  23. 1st Part: Questionnaire SDI Assessment Indicators from Literature “all time classic” • Relevance for Smart Cities • Importance

  24. 2nd Part: Brainstorming Session • 3 Questions: • What is important to be measured • Which are the potential indicators? • How can we value the indicators? 6 Groups: Smart Economy Smart Governance Smart Mobility Smart Environment Smart People Smart Living

  25. 3rd Part: Results • Presentation per Group • Dialog & Questions

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