The document discusses how internet of things (IoT) and big data can be applied to create smart and connected communities. Key points include using physical sensors and devices connected to the internet to gather data for intelligent decision making, leveraging data to provide useful information to citizens, and connecting people in more meaningful ways through sharing information and improving services. It provides examples of how IoT and data analytics can optimize areas like transportation, energy use, public safety, and citizen engagement for cities.

1. IoT and Big Data applied to Smart + Connected Communities
Rick Huijbregts
Cisco Canada
@CiscoSCRE

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Physical devices and objects connected to the Internet and each other for intelligent decision making.

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Source: Cisco Internet Business Solutions Group, 2012
Delivering the right information to the right person (or machine) at the right time.
Leveraging data into more useful information for decision making.
Physical devices and objects connected to the Internet and each other for intelligent decision making.
Connecting people in more relevant and valuable ways.

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Sensors/Machines
Infrastructures
Open Data
Open
Innovation
Ecosystem
Apps/Services
For Citizen
Data
from City
Digital Footprint
Social Media
CrowdSourcing
Data from
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Parking
Waste
Buildings Lighting
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New Revenue Streams
Efficiencies – City Network
Citizen Engagement
•A converged City Network that creates a “City Platform” to facilitate urban services
•Key city services, street lighting, parking, traffic, water leakage, safety & security, energy and waste management
•Inclusive platform to promote citizen engagement to harness and act on ideas for a city.
•Expose the What, Where, When for a community to:
•Inform
•Protect
•Revitalize
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•Leveraging city assets (eg. City street furniture) leveraging the out of home advertising market
•Smart Parking, optimize enforcement and participation
•Financial model for projected revenue generation with ROI
Economic Growth Through Innovation
•Leveraging the City Platform to attract, retain and empower entrepreneurs, start-ups, and business to create new urban services.
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Smart+Connected City Infrastructure Management A City with a Digital Overlay
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Sports & Entertainment
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Parking optimization
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Incident management
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Public safety
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City lighting
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City Sensors
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Citizen Engagement
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Citizen Services
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Education
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Health & Wellness
Source: Intel
Cloud & Services
Responsive Store Municipal Command & Control Center
Smart Grid Hospital Optimization
Comms Network
Optimization
Home
Energy Mgmnt
Traffic
Flow Optimization
Factory Optimization
Logistics Optimization
Traffic Cameras
Automated Car System
Intelligent Digital
Signage Connected Ambulances Intelligent Medical Devices
INTELLIGENT CITY
INTELLIGENT HOSPITAL
INTELLIGENT HIGHWAY INTELLIGENT FACTORY

7. Barcelona

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Smart Citizens
Smart Lighting
Smart Buses
Smart Water
Smart Bus Stop
Smart Parking
Smart Waste
Revenue
Citizen Experiences
Jobs
Productivity
Cost Avoidance

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Typical Path / Speed
Heat Map
Visitors Distribution
Visitors Frequency
Waiting Time

10. Kansas City

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1.Living Lab for Innovation
2.Mobile Ad & Location Platform
3.Citizen Experience
4.Smart Street Lighting
5.Video Surveillance
•Other Uses Cases to be Evaluated:
•Smart Water
•Smart Parking
•Environmental Sensors (Noise, Air)
•Traffic Management
•Incident Management
•Snow/Ice Sensors
•Mobile Emergency Response

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13. Rio de Janerio

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16. Mississauga

17. Security
Traffic Management

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Global Open Standards
Visionary Leadership
Smart
Regulation
New Ecosystem
Public Private
Partnerships Think Different.
Final Thought…