Wake up your city with a. Overview presentation 15 th November 2016 Philippe Moretto (ETSI STF), ESPRESSO

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1 Wake up your city with a standard, ESPRESSO! Overview presentation 15 th November 2016 Philippe Moretto (ETSI STF), ESPRESSO

2 Standards for all!

3 About Espresso 2 years EU funded project Sixteen consortia members 31 deliverables Project lead OGC Open Geospatial Consortium project.eu/

4 Global Scope & Context To provide a consistent and shared definition of what is a Smart City today in terms of sectorial services and how this may evolve in the medium to long term. To select representative use cases, in terms of Smart City standards, for the pilot cities of ESPRESSO. To single out requirements for Smart City standardisation aspects To define a conceptual standards interoperability framework for Smart City. To map existing standards from various SDOs on top of the conceptual standards framework. To carry on a comprehensive SWOT analysis related to future standardisation landscape.

5 Project objectives Project Management

6 Stakeholder community SmaCSTak Objective: Creation of the SmaCStak: a community of Smart City stakeholders Stimulate the sharing of knowledge among the stakeholders Status : Smart City Atlas developed, an online georeferenced map showing the location of the various stakeholders New stakeholders bringing relevant inputs are welcome. project.eu The Go To Place for Smart Cities using Standards: 114 members Interactive knowledge base People like me, learn from each other Regular webinars on specific Smart Cities topics Access to ESO, NSB, SDO working groups Influence the standards!

7 Status & Gaps Status : 10 cities report having a cross sector data model (out of 36), and only three of these are based on a standard Similarly, 10 cities report having a digital model, with five of them being standards based mostofthemanagementsystemsarehomegrown,withonly7/33havingeven reviewed standards in this area Although 19/37 use KPIs, only seven of these use a standard set Standards Gaps Management Several overlapping standards exist, but are not used much Business process One or two cross sector standards exist, but are not used much Knowledge / information / data Lots of standards (for different aspects), but few cities use them Engineering (ICT) Lots of competing standards & other approaches

8 Smart City Information framework Objective: Development of a shared vocabulary Definition of reference architecture City information indicators Certification Program Pilot Execution Status : Shared vocabulary, architecture and best practices documentation delivered Output feeds international initiatives for further take up and development o ISO IEC JTC1 WG11 o KPI develoment and certification (CITYKeys, WCCD, UNECE, others) o World wide participation and feedback to the SDO s Further architectural revision by December 2016

9 Improving standardisation Objective: Provide feedback to ETSI, DIN and OGC standard s process. This gives cities rapid access to the standardisation tracks. Also increases uptake and long term project output sustainability. Output also includes ISO IEC JTC1 WG11 Status : Initiated

10 WP3 Smart city standards streamline Duration : M8 M19 (August 2016 July 2017) Partners : OGC, DIN and ETSI Objectives: Overlapping and subsequent harmonization potential of standards across SDOs Coordination requirements on new standards or components between European bodies CEN, CENELEC and ETSI Priorities for standardization activities within the various SDOs (OGC, ISO etc) and development of aligned roadmaps for SDOs and associated organisations Developments of fast track guidelines for various SDOs Tasks: T3.1: Cross SDOs analysis on harmonisation of Smart City standards T3.2: Coordinated development of high level cross domain standardization requirements based on strategic programme from CEN, CENELEC and ETSI Smart City coordination T3.3: Definition of SDOs priorities and aligned roadmap of SDOs and associated membership T3.4: Identification of fast track standardization procedures

11 Fixed: ATTM, CABLE, NTECH, PLT, ISG NFV, ISG MEC, ISG NGP Wireless: 3GPP, BRAN, DECT, EMTEL, ERM, mwt, ITS, MSG, RRS, RT, SES. TCCE SA6, Horizontals: Security (ESI, Li, SAGE, Cyber, ISG_ISI, ISG_QKD/QSC), Energy Efficiency (ATTM/EE/ISG OEU), M2M (onem2m, smartm2m), QoS/QoE (STQ), Interconnect & test (INT, MTS) Smart Card (SCP), Data management / semantics (Cloud/smartM2M), Health (ehealth, SmartBAN), Others (USER, HF, SAFETY)

12 Business framework Objective: Develop publication for cities to aid identification and assess long term strategic considerations of adopting standards and positioning future developments considering technilogical trends in the various sectorial domians Identify economic and financial procurement models for smart cities Market opening actions start up kits and deliverables Status : Smart Cities growth map developed with overview published to website Questionnaire in development for end of this year Financial model document published Initial market openign actions document publsihed next revsion December 2016

13 Dissemination Objective: Provide reach out to interested people/cities Raise awareness of smart city standards Spread News related to ESPRESSO/standardization/smart Cities/SmacStak Create a platform to publish the deliverables Create Feedback/Discussion Portal for ESPRESSO (future) Status : Website: project.eu SmacStack: kl.de/espresso smacstak/ Social Media: Twitter: Youtube: LinkedIn: Participation on conference and workshops E.g. Smart City Expo, CORP, ICCSA

14 Summary Foundation and ground work done Standards map, architecture and Gap Analysis Link with EIP SCC Outreach Business framework Ready for the ground work Pilots Eating our own dogfood

15 Wake up your city with a standard, ESPRESSO! Thank you. Contact us! Philippe Moretto, ETSI STF pm@encadre.net or pm@sat4m2m.com