MiMurcia. Murcia Smart City Project. Prof. D. Antonio F. Skarmeta Gómez

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1 Murcia Smart City Project Prof. D. Antonio F. Skarmeta Gómez

2 Smart Murcia 7th city of Spain Previous experiences on smart initiatives Energy efficiency and sustainable mobility Citizen participation Murcia s size, geographic dispersion and previous experiences makes it the perfect incubator for pilot project deployments in the area of innovation and ICTs MURCIA, suitable scenario for Smart Cities

3 Vision Use of the most appropriate channel Information: Innovative paperless administration. Smart urban Cultural, Feasts, mobility environmental Close to the citizen Punctual information. Administration and contextualized modernization information of ONE PERSON the ONE CITY Customized, COUNCIL geo-localized, state Reduce of the the city: documentation traffic, construction works, COMMUNICATE useful, required and Administration 3.0 The city council in search Public transport mix-modality improvement contextualized for the citizen Selective and smart waste collection Transparency and clarity Smart city council Urban looks quality: for the citizen Participatory democracy mechanism Energy efficiency: buildings, smart lighting Integration into Open Data initiative systems, reduction of CO Unified SDI-GIS 2 Reduction of the use of own vehicle Business attraction Improvement in parks and Data Marketplace and innovation OPEN gardens management support SOLVE SUSTAINABLE

4 Sensorization Architecture Communicate Solve Open Sustainable CRM (PROACTIVE) Bussines Offices Call Center Web Portals Social networks SMART CITY PLATFORM Apps Extranet (System intelligence) Living Murcia Urban mobility Urban quality Enjoy Murcia Parks Lighting systems Municipal Services Data sources

5 CEUS: The intelligence of the project There is a huge amount of information provided by different devices and sensors along the city An smart brain is needed to process this information Analysis of the whole information Decision making Action plans elaboration CEUS The intelligence of the city, coordinating actuations and areas of the city council Training, information and interaction point with the citizen A demonstration and support place for the citizen

6 FIWARE based Smart City Platform ORION Context broker HTTP REST + Next Generation Services Interface (NGSI) IDAS IoT Agents Adapters to different lightweight protocols like CoAP or MQTT CoAP Constrained Application Protocol (Lightweigh HTTP) MQTT (Queue based protocol). It requires also a queue server like Mosquitto.

7 Platform Architecture

8 Data sources Regulated Parking Service and private car parks Mix-modal public transport and the use of bicycle Citizen Card Traffic management Lighting system Watering systems for parks and gardens Noise Waste collection Commerce promoting in the centre of the city Users and tourist profiling Incidences of citizens

9 Example 4 CONCESSION COMPANY FOR SPECIFIC MAINTENANCE 1 CEP 2 CRM 5 3 Information Broker SMART CITY PLATFORM DB

10 Example OPEN DATA PLATFORM Information Broker Sensorized values from park sensors SMART CITY PLATFORM DB Actuation on watering sensors

11 Visiting places and activities promoting in the city centre ibeacons. Interact with your mobile phone Send push notifications Advertisements Promotions Offers Discounts News Deployment

12 Integration application Tram stop info Rainfall info Parking spaces Tram position Solar panel Bike availability Energy consumption Traffic info Temperature info

13 Smart solutions are instrumented, interconnected and intelligent Instrumented + Interconnected + Intelligent Event capture and filtering for timely response Any to any linkage of people, process, and systems Deep discovery, analysis and forecasting Open, interconnected, closed and agile city council. Suited to your needs = Smart Murcia

14 is a project granted by the Spanish call on Smart City project under the Ministry of Indsutry, Energy and Tourism and supported by ERFD funding. This presentation has been also possible partially by the Spanish National Project CICYT EDISON (TIN R) granted by the Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness of Spain (including ERDF support). Thank you very much Prof. D. Antonio F. Skarmeta Gómez skarmeta@um.es