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Urban Mobility: Cities Blood

José Antonio Ondiviela WE Industry Solutions Executive / SmartCities Director

Microsoft Europe

Joseon@Microsoft.com

@JOSEONDIVIELA

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Enhance Urban Mobility

Build Smarter Infrastructure

Improve Citizen and Social Care

Strengthen Public Safety

Empowering digital transformation

CREATING

CONNECTED

AND INTELLIGENT

CITIES

SEVEN TRENDS &

CHALLENGES

DRIVING

URBAN MOBILITY

1 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1

URBANIZATION

30%

increase in city density over the

next 15 years, stretching existing

systems as demand rises

CITIZEN

EXPECTATIONS

60% of citizens will have

access to smart devices

and expect self-service,

streamlined experiences

CONNECTED AND

AUTONOMOUS

VEHICLES

75% of cars will be built with the

necessary hardware to connect to

the internet by 2020

changing mobility landscape

and customer expectations,

regulators confronted with

new players who don’t fit any

existing category

NEW

PLAYERS

BUDGET

PRESSURES

62% of leaders list

budget as a top

barrier to

technology

adoption in the US

TRAFFIC

CONGESTION

106 hours the average time per year an

urban dweller will spend in traffic

jams by 2050 negatively

impacting quality of life

2.5B Cars on the

road by 2050

AGING

INFRASTRUCTURE

must to be

maintained and

updated to support

increased utilization

Urban Mobility trends and challenges

What Makes a City Attractive for Talented Citizens?

Survey conducted at 21.300 Nov2018 SmartCityExpo (Barcelona)

attendees. (Confidence: 95%. Error Margin 2,4%. N=1600)

CITY SERVICES - SCALE OF VALUES 1-10

URBAN MOBILITY / TRANSPORTATION 10,0

SOCIAL SERVICES / HEALTH 9,0

SUSTAINABILITY / ENVIRONMENT 8,9

SAFETY (PHYSICAL/VIRTUAL) 8,4

EDUCATION 7,7

EMPLOYABILITY 7,1

URBAN PLANNING 4,8

GOVERNANCE 2,9

CONNECTED CITY 1,8

CULTURAL SERVICES / TOURISM 1,0

https://www.mckinsey.com/industries/public-sector/our-insights/thriving-amid-turbulence-imagining-the-cities-of-the-future?cid=other-eml-alt-mgi-mck-oth-1810&hlkid=97a996b0190549cc83bf9ae1538fbf5e&hctky=10056062&hdpid=79766a74-9e94-4eba-865a-d431e1f3fff4 Published 14 OCT 2018, Retrieved 14 OCT 2018

Mobility: Cities blood

Urban Mobility.

7

City Country INRIX IndexLisbon Portugal 12

Zurich Switzerland 9,2

Madrid Spain 8,2

Porto Portugal 8

Vienna Austria 7,9

Geneva Switzerland 7,67

Oslo Norway 7,6

Barcelona Spain 7,5

Bern Switzerland 7

Basel Switzerland 7

Dublin Ireland 7

Milan Italy 7

Rome Italy 7

Stockholm Sweden 6,45

Brussels Belgium 6,4

Florence Italy 6

Málaga Spain 6

Linz Austria 5,5

Valencia Spain 5,2

Helsinki Finland 5

Antwerp Belgium 5

Rotterdam Netherlands 4,5

Bilbao Spain 4,5

Amsterdam Netherlands 4

Eindhoven Netherlands 4

Luxembourg Luxembourg 3,8

Copenhagen Denmark 3,46

Gothenburg Sweden 3

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230City of Antwerp

Changing Citizen Commuting behavior with MaaS platform

The city of Antwerp (Belgium) chooses Microsoft Azure-based Be-Mobile technology to build “SlimNaarAntwerp” Platform. This tool is providing citizens with a MaaS solution to find best way to make their trip by combining different means (car, train, shared bikes, foot). Plan is to avoid 20.000 car movements to city center during rush hours while improving satisfaction. Be-Mobile MobiGo solution uses real-time, historical and in-depth traffic information to enable smart accessibility in and around the city.

@MSFTCityNext Microsoft.com/CityNext

We want to adapt citizens mobility behavior to real traffic issues by

seducing them to commute differently. First step on this strategy is a

Route Planner tool based on Be-Mobile Microsoft Azure – based realtime

Traffic Analysis.

Koen Kennis

Alderman for finance and mobility

city of Antwerp (Belgium)

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New World of Metropolies

FLORIDA, R. “Who’s your City”. Megaregions of Europe. Basic Books NYC 2008. p.49

• City Size is defined by

Transportation Efficiency.

(<90’ commute time or 100 miles

or 160 km radio or 8 mHa)

• International Corridors

• Cities merging with Regions

• 60% World GDP made by Top

600 Cities now.

• My vision: A World of 8 political

blocks (Civilizations), 50

MegaCities and around 1500

Metropolies

SEOUL

New Urban Planning. Services ReCentralization. Walkable Cities

City Digital Twin

• A virtual replica of City Infrastructure & Assets – Superstructure

– Surface

– Subsurface

• Planning, Developing, Simulation, Mitigation

• Access to information for all constituents

• Beyond GIS & BIM

Connected Data Environment

iTwin Services

Project Digital Twin

Performance Digital Twin

Thank you!