Workshop IoT Levier de Croissance Economique

SESAMETunis, 16-18 April 2016

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Farouk Kamoun

President Sesame University

City?

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Tunis

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Great Place!

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But!

Garbage

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Traffic Jam

Garbage

Pollution

Waiting lines

City Challenges: Global Issues

Population explosion Transportation infrastructure Environmental constraints

Public safety Energy constraints High management costs6

50% of world’s population

to live in cities in 2013

60% of world’s energy

consumption

80% global CO2 emissions

Solution : Smart City?

A smart sustainable city* is an innovative city that uses ICTs and other means to improve :

Quality of life

Efficiency of urban operation and services

Competitiveness

while ensuring that it meets the needs of present and future generations with respect to

Economic, social and environmental aspects

7* ITU

Smart City Features: Diamond

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Smart Infrastructure

A big market, 3.3 Trillion $ in 2025

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1.5 Trillionin 2020

Technological solutions For Smart Cities

Smart Energy

Smart Grid Automation

& Flexible distribution.

Smart Metering

management.

Renewable Integration

& Micro Grid.

Real time Smart Grid

software.

Smart Transportation

Transportation sensors.

Traffic management.

IntegratedTransportation.

Real time Smart Grid

software.

Traveler information.

Intelligent lighting

Smart Water

Water Network

management

Distribution

management.

Leak Detection.

Storm Water & urban

Flooding management.

Smart City Applications (1/2)

Technological solutions For Smart Cities

Smart Buildings

Energy efficiency.

Security solutions

provided by temperature

and movement sensors .

Connection to the Smart

Grid.

Centralized system for

the control of temperature.

SmartCommunications

Providing smart and

green solutions in daily

activities .

Building an intelligent

digital infrastructure for

exchanging information,

services and applications

between all municipal

departments in various

areas.

Smart Networks

Providing IT

network services.

ICT networks and

fiber telecom

infrastructure.

IoT-ready wireless

sensor network

solutions.

Smart City Applications (2/2)

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ITS scenarios Rely on Fully Networked Car

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Smart Home

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ElectricityProvider

Smart Meter

Energy Manager

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Demo dashboard

Departement RSM

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RSM Lab

ICube Lab

arduino-1

plug-3plug-9plug-4

plug-1plug-2

plug-5

plug-7Arduino

Tmote Sky

emonPlug

No type

Home Access Network

(Ehernet, WiFi, PLC, …)

Home Access Network

(6LowPAN/ZigBee,…)

PLC : Power Line Carrier JM Bonnin

Smart Energy/Smart grid

15hitachi.com

Smart networks

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non

IPWiFi

INTERNET

4/5G IP

LoRA

LTE-M

MeshSensorNetworks

V2VCommunication

Gateway for proprietary or non IP technologies

JM Bonnin

• City level : Barcelona (Spain), Rennes (France)

• National : India

• Global : EU, IEEE, ITU

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Barcelona Population : 1.6 million.

Challenges : noise, traffic

congestion and pollution [11].

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Barcelona Smart City

The vision : “A self-sufficient city, made of productive neighborhoods at human speed, inside hyper connected metropolis, of high speed and zeroemissions”

The smart city strategy is a mechanism to introduceICT strategically as an enabler for cities to achieve thesegoals :Sustainable and Efficient urban mobility.

Functioning as “network of networks.”

Accessible information at national and internationallevels.

Transparency and democratic culture.

Knowledge, creativity and innovation.19

Barcelona Smart City projects One hundred projects expected to be part of the smart

cities work

Currently thirteen projects seen as a key part of the SmartCity

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Transversal Projects Vertical Projects

New Telecom Network

Urban Platform (sensor platform)

Intelligent data, Open data

Lighting Directorate Plan . Self-sufficient islands. Electric Vehicles. Telemanagement of Irrigation. Orthogonal Bus Network or Directorate

Mobility Plan . Urban Transformation. Citizen compromise to sustainability

2012-2022. O-Government. Smart parking. Barcelona in your pocket.

LoRA (Long Range rAdio) Deployment21

Objectif : collecter à grande échelle les données de consommation électrique de foyers habitant dans l’agglomération rennaise. Et les mettre à disposition de développeurs travaillant à l’émergence de ces « réseaux électriques intelligents ».

National Initiative : India

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India Smart Cities Mission Cover 100 cities in 5 years

Mission objective : Promote cities that provide core infrastructure & give decent

quality of life to its citizen, a clean and sustainableenvironment and application of smart solution

Set examples that can be replicated (lighthouse)both withinand outside the Smart City, catalysing the creation of similarSmart Cities in various regions & parts of the country

Strategic Components City impovement (retrofitting)

City renewal (redevelopment)

City extension (greenfield development)

Pan city initiative (cover larger parts of the city)23

EU Initiative: European Innovation Partnership on Smart Cities

Partnership launched in July 20121

Objective: accelerate the industrial-scale roll-out of scalable, sustainable smart city solutions integrating technologies from Energy, Transport and ICT

Overarching goals Significant improvement of citizens' quality of life

Increased competitiveness of Europe's industry & innovative SMEs

Strong contribution to sustainability and the EU’s 20/20/20 energy and climate targets2 .

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European Strategic Implementation Plan The High Level Group of the European Innovation Partnership for Smart

Cities and Communities presents a Strategic Implementation Plan (SIP)

SIP concentrates on three vertical & eight key horizontal areas [8]

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IEEE Smart Cities Initiative a multi-discipline cross-IEEE effort to

Assist municipalities in addressing all essential services that need

to be managed in unison, to support the smooth operation of

critical infrastructure while providing a clean, economic and safe

environment for inhabitants to live, work and play.

Create a forum for collaboration of entities involved in planning

“smart cities.”

Cities in the program (trough calls for proposals): Guadalajara

(Mexico), Trento (Italy) and Wuxi (China)

Cities recently selected 2015: Kansas City (USA), Casablanca (Morocco)

IEEE Smart Cities Initiative

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Conclusion Smart City (SC) concept gaining increasing

importance!

Small scattered experiences in Tunisia

But great opportunities for our Cities,

IT & Engineering sectors

Let’s Move ahead!

How?

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Thank You

References

EU European Innovation Partnership on Smart Cities and Communities ; http://ec.europa.eu/eip/smartcities/ EU: SIP http://ec.europa.eu/eip/smartcities/files/sip_final_en.pdf

CISCO: https://www.cisco.com/web/about/ac79/docs/innov/IoT_IBSG_0411FINAL.pdf

IEEE: http://smartcities.ieee.org/about.html ITU: http://www.itu.int/en/ITU-

T/focusgroups/ssc/Pages/default.aspx BI http://uk.businessinsider.com/internet-of-everything-2015-bi-

2014-12?r=US&IR=T Strategic Opportunity Analysis of the Global Smart City Market,

report; http://www.egr.msu.edu/~aesc310-web/resources/SmartCities/Smart%20City%20Market%20Report%202.pdf

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