SESSION 1: SMART CITIES;

FROM CONCEPT TO IMPLEMENTATION.

David Boswarthick, ETSI Director of CSC (Committee Support Centre)

ETSI Workshop on Smart Cities. June 2013© ETSI 2013. All rights reserved

Smart Cities: Just some of the reasons why

Today over 50% of world population lives in cities

(>3.3bn).

By 2050 70% of total world population will be city

dwellers.

1 million people move to cities each week

Global energy demand will grow by 30% over next Global energy demand will grow by 30% over next

25 years.

Natural (and man made) disasters threaten cities

and their inhabitants.

Water scarcity affects 1 in 5 people, over >1.2bn

people.

These significant global challenges require

transformation of our urban infrastructure.

Session 1: The City Vision

It is the City Councils that will initial the real life

Smart City implementations.

They must manage the projects, budget, physical

implementation, and also accompany the

inhabitants throughout their change of lifestyle.

They are the customers of the service providers

and also the ones responsible to the inhabitants

for the final outcome.

In Session 1 we will hear their experiences and the

lessons learned from the Smart City

implementations of several large cities from across

the globe.

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Session 1: Overview

A sustainable and Interconnected Metropolis.Florence Barale, Community Councillor for the Metropolis of

Nice Côte d’Azur,

and Jacques Lesieur – CEO Team Côte d’Azur.

Florence, from Renaissance to the Virtual Heritage

Grid.Grid.Giuseppe Mantero, Linea Comune S.p.A.

Urban Intelligence initiative in Anaheim,

California.Paolo Cattolico, Hewlett Packard

Early implementations and lessons learned from

smart cities in Moscow and Barcelona.Mischa Dohler, CTTC, Barcelona

Questions and Answers.4

Speaker 1:

Florence Barale,

Community Councillor for the Metropolis of

Nice Côte d’Azur.

Economist, in charge of Investors Relations in the Financial Economist, in charge of Investors Relations in the Financial

Direction of EDF Inc.

Elected with Christian ESTROSI in the Municipality of Nice in

2008, she is in charge of Innovation and piloted the following

project : “Nice, city of wireless”.

Florence BARALE is also Community Councillor for the

Metropolis of Nice Côte d’Azur, Municipal Councillor of Nice,

Delegate for Innovation.

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Speaker 2:

Giuseppe Mantero,

Linea Comune S.p.A.

General manager of Linea Comune, a company owned

by local authorities in Florence area.

The Company mission is to develop and manage

innovation in the territory. Linea Comune supplies

advanced services to the citizens of the area and

manages various geographical information systems.

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Speaker 3:

Paolo Cattolico,

Hewlett Packard.

Responsible for Strategic Accounts Marketing in HP

EMEA, focusing on customer segments with a strong

potential for growth in their commitment to IT.potential for growth in their commitment to IT.

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Speaker 4:

Mischa Dohler,

CTTC, Barcelona.

Coordinator of Research at CTTC, Barcelona.

Distinguished Lecturer of IEEE ComSoc, Senior Member of Distinguished Lecturer of IEEE ComSoc, Senior Member of

the IEEE, and Editor-in-Chief of ETT.

Cofounder, former CTO and now with the Board of

Directors of Worldsensing.

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Session 1: Q&A

Your time to ask what is on your mind.

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