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SMART SANTANDERSmartSantander: Punto de encuentro entre la

investigación en la Internet del Futuro y la Smart

City.

Dr. Luis Sanchez, Universidad de Cantabria

XXI Jornadas

TELECOM I+DSantander, 28 de Septiembre

de 2011


Outline

•

What, why and how?

•

Technologies and services.

•

Expected experimentation support and tools

•

Objectives of the Open Call

•

Conclusions.


What is SmartSantander

about?

20,000 IoT devices

SmartSantander

aims at providing a European experimental test facility

for

the

research

and

experimentation

of

architectures,

key

enabling

technologies,

services

and

applications

for

the Internet of Things (IoT) in the context of the smart city.


Why Smart‐Santander?

•

Smart

Santander

was

perceived

from

the

very beginning

as

a

golden

opportunity

for

lining

up

the

vectors of the value chain:–

Industry, in particular SMEs.

–

Research centers.–

Other agents.

•

SmartSantander

is not only for researchers...–

Smart services for Santander city and citizens

–

Traffic

management

in

the

city

(outdoors

parking

areas, traffic

monitoring,

control

loading

areas,

...) +

environmental impact


How is SmartSantander

becoming a reality?

•

Phased roll‐out and deployment:

Time

Scale

Resources

Facility services

Application domains

Basis for 1st

call experiments Basis for 2nd

call experimentsCall publication: Sep ‘12Experiments: Nov ‘12 –

Jul ‘13


How is SmartSantander

becoming a reality?

•

Physical

platform

requirements

extracted

from

FIRE research and Smart City service provision demands

–

Support for experimentation

–

Support for service provision

•

Not re‐inventing the wheel–

Taking

results

from

previous

projects

fitting

SmartSantander

requirements

•

Real‐world environment–

From the lab to the hostile outdoor scenario!!


•

Phase 1 deployment–

1500 installed on lamp posts

•

750 targeted

to

service

provision

(Temperature, Noise

Levels, Light

Intensity, CO index)•

750 targeted

to

experimentation

–

400 buried

in the

asphalt•

Vehicle detection

Technologies and Services


•

Full‐meshed

network

architecture–

Topology

controlled

by experimenter

possible

–

Reprogrammable

over‐the‐air

–

802.15.4 transceiver

dedicated

for

experimentation


Streetlight

Parking sensor: Sensor node with one transceiver (Digimesh)

Repeater: Sensor node with two transceivers (Digimesh and 802.15.4)

Gateway: Node with communication with sensor networks (Digimesh and 802.15.4) and communication with external networks (WiFi, GPRS, ethernet)

Load/Unload Area

SmartSantander Backbone

Digimesh Link

802.15.4 Link

WiFi/GPRS, ethernet Link



From the lab to the hostile outdoor scenario!!


•

Experimentation and service provision in parallel

•

Integration

of

the

Testbed

Runtime

(WISEBED),

USN (Telefonica)

and

Resource

Directory

(SENSEI)

APIs

in

the

SmartSantander

framework.

•

Further

developed

to

meet

SmartSantander requirements

–

Full wireless environment•

OTAP

–

New hardware devices•

Dual transceiver

–

Glue between components

•

Running over a real‐world deployment




•

Tools supporting of the entire experimentation cycle–

Open APIs

with

appropriate

documentation

–

Transparent

and

seamless

–

Secure

Specification phase

Specification

Setup phase Execution phase

– Resource selection– Configuration specs– Provisioning of images– Definition of KPIs,

debug & log info

– Reservation– Scheduling– Deployment and

configuration

– Execution control– Event injection– Monitoring– Data collection– Logging



•

Integration of baseline for SmartSantander–

Software

modules

coming

from

WISEBED,

SENSEI

and

Telco2.0

–

Implementation and integration•

Functionalities exclusive of SmartSantander

as derived in WP1

–

Pure wireless testbed

–

Designed for experiments, not for services

–

Dynamic self‐configuration

–

Monitoring and fault management

–

Interfaces between available components

–

Integration with new hardware devices


Open Call: Some facts

•

SmartCity

context supporting experimentation1)

Innovative applications and services for smart cities and built

environment

2)

Internet of Things middleware solutions

3)

Internet of Things communication protocols and technologies

•

Real‐world environment

•

Administrative details–

Call publication: 1st

October 2011

–

Call close: 16th

November 2011

–

Call budget: Up to 1.2 M€

(for both phases)

–

Number of partners per experiments: 1‐2

–

Max requested funding per experiment: 200K€


•

Main goal:–

To expand the project’s service, protocol and technology

offering towards future IoT

experimentation as well as the public in the context of the Smart City.

Call objectives


Conclusions

•

SmartCity

for experimentation–

Wide possibilities for experimentation

•

WSN management

•

services and applications

•

data and knowledge engineering

•

protocols experimentation

–

Open platform

•

Open Calls are an intrinsic part of the project–

Proposals must foster project impact


SMART SANTANDERSmartSantander: Punto de encuentro entre la

investigación en la Internet del Futuro y la Smart

City.

Dr. Luis Sanchez, Universidad de Cantabria

XXI Jornadas

TELECOM I+DSantander, 28 de Septiembre

de 2011

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