11:00 am to 11:20 am BST
Event Registration
11:20 am to 11:30 am BST
Chair’s Opening Remarks
11:30 am to 11:50 am BST
How C40 Cities are using Sensors to achieve Ambitious Air Quality Goals
- C40’s strategic air quality goals and vision (C40’s Air Quality Network and the C40’s Clean Air Cities Declaration)
- The unique role and position of cities in using sensors
- Why cities are increasing the rollout of sensors (pre / post-Covid context)
- 3-5 best practice examples from global north and global south member cities active in C40’s Air Quality Network
12:00 pm to 12:20 pm BST
IEEE Smart Cities Standards: Helping Enable Smart Cities Technologies for Humanity
- IEEE SA is at the forefront of developing standards covering the entire ecosystem of the smart cities and committed to smart cities standardization developing a portfolio of standards and programs to address key aspects of the smart cities’ framework.
- This talk will highlight some of the key programs covering both horizontal standards that address the smart cities framework including foundational elements such as wired and wireless protocols but also some of the key infrastructure standards focused on specific verticals.
- The IEEE SA standards program addresses not only the functional elements but also some of the core issues of trust, identity, privacy and security to enable end-2-end trusted systems and how experts can participate and engage in this global dialog.
12:30 pm to 1:00 pm BST
Panel Session - Positive and Negative Impacts of COVID-19 on Smart City Strategies
1:00 pm to 1:10 pm BST
Break & Networking
1:10 pm to 2:40 pm BST
Track A - Smart cities of the future
1:10 pm
to 1:30 pm BST
How to Safely Reboot Public Space (of a post-pandemic city)
- Using AI & Machine Learning, The City of Amsterdam developed a cutting-edge crowd counter to monitor the large-scale public events like the EUFA Cup in 2020.
- Corona quickly created many new paradigm shifts for policy makers and authorities on how to manage public space during a pandemic.
- Amsterdam designed & deployed an open source ‘Privacy-By-Design’ technology to monitor the health and safety of squares, parks and waterfronts.
- The technology (and its many spin-offs) is a model for Amsterdam and other municipalities to safely navigate our post-pandemic city.
1:30 pm
to 1:50 pm BST
What is a data driven city anyway? IoT in Motion – Sensing in Dublin
- What is Smart Dublin?
- Data and The City
- Innovation, Change and Transformation
- IoT & Local Government – Piloting new technologies in Dublin City
Track B - Smart infrastructure and buildings
1:10 pm
to 1:30 pm BST
Barcelona Superblocks Program
- New model of the city and new way of living
- People in the centre of planning
- New network of green axes and squares
1:30 pm
to 1:50 pm BST
Smart City - Climate Neutral City
- City as complex environment that includes buildings
- What does it mean to be climate neutral?
- Role of buildings and sensors in climate neutrality
Track C - Smart mobility, transport & connectivity
1:10 pm
to 1:30 pm BST
Future of Urban Mobility
- How is the mobility of people and goods in global cities changing?
- What innovations should cities look out for and facilitate?
- How can cities bring about greener mobility alternatives?
1:30 pm
to 1:50 pm BST
Data-driven Smart Places
- Why data capability is central to achieving Smart Places goals
- A data-driven architecture
- Case study: How Oxfordshire use sensors and data science to predict road incident hotspots
- Case study: How Oxfordshire innovates the asset management using a variety of sensing technologies
2:10 pm to 2:30 pm BST
Fireside Chat: Powering Smart Buildings with data-driven Decisions
- Learn what are some of the challenges with data in smart buildings and what are the technologies necessary to fuel opportunities.
- See how CrateDB streamlines information and tailors data access to deliver real-time information, when it’s needed.
- Then, hear real life examples of companies that enable the use of data to power data-driven decisions.
2:40 pm to 2:50 pm BST
Break & Networking
2:50 pm to 3:20 pm BST
Panel Session - The Emerging Use of Green and Sustainable Technologies
3:20 pm to 3:40 pm BST
Transformative power of technology in urban infrastructure
- How can technology support safer, smarter, more sustainable construction?
- Why ensuring resiliency of the electrical grid is crucial?
- Can we increase efficiency of the water cycle?
- How can digitalization support our sustainability goals?
3:50 pm to 4:10 pm BST
Closing Keynote - IoT Platform and Connectivity in a Smart City
- Security and safety in large events
- IoT platform experience from city point of view