cities, iot and data shadows
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The document discusses how information technology is profoundly impacting the planning, design, and operation of the built environment. It addresses topics like data as a material, cyber physical systems, and using directed crowd sourcing and city platforms to encourage sustainable practices. One example provided is creating an open information hub in the cloud to identify incentives for educators, students and businesses to openly share certain data types for the first time.
cities, iot and data shadows
- 1. CITIES, IOT, DATA SHADOWS DUNCAN WILSON INTEL ICRI CITIES @DJDUNC WWW.CITIES.IO - SUSTAINABLE CONNECTED CITIES http://www.鍖ickr.com/photos/cobalt/2112140545/
- 2. DUNCAN WILSON INTEL ICRI CITIES @DJDUNC WWW.CITIES.IO - SUSTAINABLE CONNECTED CITIES http://www.鍖ickr.com/photos/cobalt/2112140545/ Information Technology is beginning to have a profound effect on the way the Built Environment is planned, designed, procured, constructed and operated.
- 3. http://www.鍖ickr.com/photos/tall-guy/ DATA AS A MATERIAL SOCIAL AS A PROCESS DATA SHADOWS DUNCAN WILSON INTEL ICRI CITIES @DJDUNC WWW.CITIES.IO - SUSTAINABLE CONNECTED CITIES
- 4. INCREASING COMPUTING POWER DECREASING COST OF COMPUTING GROWTH OF DATA-DERIVED INSIGHTS VALUE FROM A NETWORKED WORLD DUNCAN WILSON INTEL ICRI CITIES @DJDUNC WWW.CITIES.IO - SUSTAINABLE CONNECTED CITIES
- 5. DUNCAN WILSON INTEL ICRI CITIES @DJDUNC WWW.CITIES.IO - SUSTAINABLE CONNECTED CITIES
- 6. DIRECTED CROWD SOURCING HEI NOVEL INTERFACES TO ENCOURAGE PARTICIPATION CITY AS PLATFORM CYBER PHYSICAL SYSTEMS AND INCENTIVES SUSTAINING SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES A SCIENCE OF BEHAVIOUR CHANGE DUNCAN WILSON INTEL ICRI CITIES @DJDUNC WWW.CITIES.IO - SUSTAINABLE CONNECTED CITIES
- 7. LIVING LAB LONDON CPS COULD BE FIXED, MOBILE OR SOFT SYSTEMS (CROWD SOURCED) ISSUES INCLUDE: - MANAGEABILITY - RELIABILITY - TRUSTWORTHINESS - INTEROPERABILITY DUNCAN WILSON INTEL ICRI CITIES @DJDUNC WWW.CITIES.IO - SUSTAINABLE CONNECTED CITIES http://www.鍖ickr.com/photos/duncanh1/8718761372/
- 8. INTERNET OF SCHOOL THINGS COMMUNITY USE CASE - EDUCATION ECO SYSTEM Creating an information hub in the cloud using an open-source and in鍖nitely scalable API platform. Our objective is to identify the mix of incentives required to encourage educators, students and business to share certain types of data openly for the 鍖rst time. Q. HOW TO GET KIDS CREATING DATA + THEN DOING SOMETHING WITH IT INFO HUB SCHOOL ECO SYSTEM MICRO TRANSACTIONS DUNCAN WILSON INTEL ICRI CITIES @DJDUNC WWW.CITIES.IO - SUSTAINABLE CONNECTED CITIES GENERAL INTEROPERATE SENSORS HEALTH ENERGY WEATHER TRANSPORT ACTUATORS DASHBOARDS LESSON PLANS DATA DRIVEN APPS ANALYTICS E.G. MICRO PAYMENTS
- 9. DUNCAN WILSON INTEL ICRI CITIES @DJDUNC WWW.CITIES.IO - SUSTAINABLE CONNECTED CITIES THINKING OUR FOCUS IS ON: DATA AS A MATERIAL HAS VALUE WHEN YOU MAKE STUFF DISCOVERING THE USE CASE FOCUS ON THE PROBLEM SUSTAINING USE SOCIO ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL THE AGING OF DATA PATTERNS FROM LONG TERM EVIDENCE
Editor's Notes
- #5: There are four factors which signal a certain inevitability of the widespread change.I think it is the latter two points that are most interesting. Access to data that reflects your business is becoming increasingly commonplace and the volumes in which it is accumulated is increasing exponentially. The world of big data is here and just like your inbox, is unlikely to recede in volume in the foreseable future. Organisations that recognise this trend and develop the skill sets required to both harvest, analyse and synthesise such data will gain commercial advantage over their competitors. Extracting value from networks is a much more subjective activity requiring creative skills and the ability to view the world in a holistic sense. integrators are in the advantageous position to be influencers in this role.
- #6: Director of a new research institute in London started with UCL and Imperial College on Sustainable Connected Cities.Our purpose is to explore how technology can enhance the social, economic and environmental well being of cities. We are a mix of scientists, engineers, anthropologists and designers and have 3 guiding principles;- Design for humans as part of the solution.- Build for the long term by designing for the imperfections of the real world.- Deliver the triple bottom line economic, social and environmental value.We have an "open IP" model to actively promote interaction with other businesses, research institutes, organisations and citizens. We are currently a team of 20 post docs and PhD's and my main job is to grow the institute through creating new partnerships and projects.
- #7: Our research focuses on three areas of:- cyber physical systems (IoT)- directed crowd sourcing- science of behaviour change
- #8: http://www.flickr.com/photos/duncanh1/8718761372/
- #9: The London Living Lab will be at the heart of the work inICRI Cities. We are deploying an "edge to cloud" system to test different architecture, design patterns and platforms (e.g. wireless comms, edge processing)The City as Platform underpins much of our work - it builds on years of work in the embedded / M2M domains where computing platforms have been deployed in systems for the purpose of control. The introduction of the internet of things shifts this embedded focus to one of cyber physical systems with shared assets that operate beyond traditional silos. CPS could be fixed, mobile or soft systems (crowd sourced) - issues we are investigating include:- manageability- reliability- trustworthiness- interoperability