SMILE project: objectives and structure of project and Masterplan

1. SMILE
the MasterPlan for Torino Smart City
October 2013

2. SMILE
SMART Mobility, Inclusion, Life&Health, Energy
WHAT IT IS SMILE
The SMART CITY MODEL that will help Torino in
the key projects definition
» Beyond the logic of single demonstration
» With models of sustainable and replicable solutions
» For the enhancement of local excellence
A METHOD FOR RAPID DESIGN and actions
coordination
A PLANNING SYSTEM that evolves over time
towards measurable objectives (KPI)

3. THE KEY ELEMENTS OF THE MASTER PLAN SMILE
VISION and priorities of the Torino Smart City
METRICS E DATA to measure impacts
REFERENCE PERIMETER for proposal and project selection
Elements of GOVERNANCE to implement following initiatives
CONTENT AND GUIDELINES, not methodologies
A reference for the further initiatives COMMUNICATION
SMILE
SMART Mobility, Inclusion, Life&Health, Energy

4. 1 connective tissue of transparent and minimally invasive technologies
MobilityMobility InclusionInclusion
Life &Life &
HealthHealth
EnergyEnergy
Interconnection and interaction
THE KEY COMPONENTS
4 vertical domains where the city expresses a clear value
Priority & Objectives + System of KPIs
SMILE
SMART Mobility, Inclusion, Life&Health, Energy

5. Vehicles
• intermodality
• vehicle sharing / pooling
• low environmental impact
• non-motorized transport
People
• sharing information
• emergency management
• security
Infrastructure
• road networks and intelligent traffic lights
• monitoring and controlling
• for electric vehicle
• infrastructure
• communication V2V, V2I
Service
• fleet management
• freight logistics
• electronic payment systems
SMILE
SMART Mobility, Inclusion, Life&Health, Energy
MOBILITYMOBILITY

6. Government
• e-administration
• e-democracy
• e-participation
Social
Communication
• neighborhood level and social support
• volunteering support
• integration / involvement of unemployed
• contrast to the immigrants isolation
Assistance
•Moving autonomy for disabled
•monitoring the elderly &
promoting healthy lifestyles
•security and emergency
management for frail people
Education / Training
• evolution of educational paradigms
• learning tools for disabled
• inclusion for foreign students
• training for immigrants
• professional training for
unemployed
INCLUSIONINCLUSION
SMILE
SMART Mobility, Inclusion, Life&Health, Energy

7. Accessibility
• to the structures / usability
• to the cultural resources of
the city
Security
• night urban surveillance/
prevention and fighting crime
• monitoring and managing of Big
events
• public order management
• security for moving users
Enviroment and
Territory
• waste / water management
• environmental quality analysis
• territory monitoring
• territorial planning
• disaster prevention
• infrastructuremonitoring
Culture and
Tourism
• promotion of cultural heritage
• conservation and upgrading of assets
• promotion of tourism
LIFE & HEALTHLIFE & HEALTH
SMILE
SMART Mobility, Inclusion, Life&Health, Energy

8. Buildings
• consumption monitoring
• plant automation / energy
saving systems
• interfacing with energy networks
• interfacing with Renewable
Energy Sources
Infrastructures
• smart grid
• smart heating/cooling networks
• support for vehicular networks
(electric recharge)
People
• interactions between man
and building
• saving energy awareness
policies
• community management
(e.g. at condominium level)
Vehicles
• low impact vehicle
• driving style (eco-driving)
• travel planning (eco-routing)
SMILE
SMART Mobility, Inclusion, Life&Health, Energy
ENERGYENERGY

9. THE PROJECT ORGANIZATION
FOCUSED TEAMS with domain expertise and a strong
GOVERNANCE of the decision-making process
Meetings: Kick Off, 70% project, project
closure
INTEGRATION
MOBILITY
INCLUSION
LIFE & HEALTH
ENERGY
SMILE
SMART Mobility, Inclusion, Life&Health, Energy
Lead the project in term of main
priority & guidelines (institutional &
policy making level involved)
Manage the project and lead each
phase at operational level (technical
and business level involved)
Meetings: decided by team leader
Meetings: every two weeks
Workgroups:
BENCHMARKING, BUSINESS MODEL,
GOVERNANCE
Workgroups:
VERTICAL DOMAINS AND
INTEGRATION
STEERING
COMMITTEE
OPERATING
COMMITTEE

10. SMILE
SMART Mobility, Inclusion, Life&Health, Energy
SMILE… the NUMBERS
4 Vertical Dimensions: Mobility, Inclusion, Life&Health,
Energy
1 Initiative partecipatory planning of Torino Smart City
» 6 workgroup
» More than 10.000 man / hours of work
5 months: from February to June 2013
1 Main Result:
» 1 MasterPlan

11. SMILE
SMART Mobility, Inclusion, Life&Health, Energy
66 Subjects
» 28 Companies
» 5 Centre of Research
» 23 Institutions
» 10 Associations No Profit
More than 350 participants
City of Torino
» 77 persons
» 55 persons directly involved in the workgroups
23
INSTITUTIONS
5
CENTRE OF
RESEARCH
10
NO PROFIT
28
COMPANIES
WHO WAS INVOLVED

12. SMILE
SMART Mobility, Inclusion, Life&Health, Energy
45 actions proposed:
» 7 Transverse (data, KPI, infrastructures, comunication)
» 7 Mobility (infomobility, sustainable mobility, last mile/freight logistic)
» 9 Inclusion (digitalization, emergency housing, social innovation, social
participation)
» 12 Life&Health (security, waste management, urban regeneration,
tourism and culture, food,….)
» 10 Energy (zero energy buildings, smart grid, public lightning)
WHAT HAS EMERGED

13. SMILE
SMART Mobility, Inclusion, Life&Health, Energy
23 Plans, strategies and projects
»Mobility, Energy, E-Gov, Social Policies, Eco –District
(Variante 200)
17 Governance tools
»Urban Dashboard, TOCC, AperTO, Geoportale, Torinofacile,
DOQUI, MUDE, …
85 ongoing projects (in evaluation)
»24 EU projects (and 11 in evaluation)
»25 National (Ministry of University and Research)
»25 Local
ASSETS

14. General description and technological
Expected benefits
Enhancement existing assets
Connection with
» Sectorial plans
» Projects carried out and in progress
Potential Demonstration areas
Stakeholders
Temporal development
Investments and business model
SMILE
SMART Mobility, Inclusion, Life&Health, Energy
STRUCTURE OF THE ACTIONS

15. SMILE
SMART Mobility, Inclusion, Life&Health, Energy
1. Methodology
2. Existing scenario (Asset)
3. Best Practice (national and international)
4. Actions
a. Integration
b. Mobility
c. Inclusion
d. Life&Health
e. Energy
5. Governance: Torino Smart City Foundation
6. Sustainability (economic)
7. Conclusions and Advices
MASTERPLAN - CONTENTS

16. Public–private partnership, pre-commercial procurement of
innovation
National R&D Projects and EU (Horizon 2020)
Rules and regulations to support the dissemination of developed
solution
SMILE
SMART Mobility, Inclusion, Life&Health, Energy
HOW TO IMPLEMENT AND SUPPORT THE STRATEGY
SMILE cannot be separated by considerations of economic
sustainability, in order to:
» Better address the resources and avoid investments incorrect or
counterproductive
» Reduce the risk of sanctions
» Better focus the main objectives, taking into account options for long-
term sustainability

17. Thanks for your attention!