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Title Open Cities
Title of Series re:publica 2012
Part Number 66
Number of Parts 72
Author Almirall, Esteve
Schieferdecker, Ina
License CC Attribution - ShareAlike 3.0 Germany:
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DOI 10.5446/21370
Publisher re:publica
Release Date 2012
Language English

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Subject Area Computer Science
Abstract The re:innovate track highlights different perspectives on Open Innovation. This session presents challenges of the public administration for the civil society. Open Cities "Open Innovation Mechanisms in Smart Cities (Open Cities)" started as EU funded project in the end of 2010. Within the project the participating administrations, research institutions and companies support Open Government activities. The partners from the European major cities Helsinki, Berlin, Amsterdam, Paris, Rome, Barcelona and Bologna transfer methods of Open Innovation -- like Crowdsourcing, Open Data, Fibre to the Home and Open Sensor Networks -- to the public sector and validate the success of the methodologies within pilot projects. Open Cities App Challenge -- Prof. Dr. Ina Schieferdecker Within the scope of the Pan-Europian "Open Cities"-project the Berlin Senate Administration for Economics, Technology and Research supports the open call for the Open Cities App Challenge. This call is directed to all developers and organizations with innovative products or services that uses open data (from the Open Cities open data platform or the Open Cities open sensor platform or any other open data source) and solves a real problem in citizens' every day urban life. Prof. Dr. Ina Schieferdecker presents the challenge, informs about the terms and conditions and calls on to every interested developer to contribute. For further informations check here or the portal. Open Cities Crowdsourcing Challenge -- Esteve Almirall The second Open Cities Challenge that adresses the European audience targets developers and everybody who is interested or engaged in the field of Open Data. Open Cities asks them for their proposals on what kind of data the developers and interested activists would like to see released. This is something that has not been done before and aims to increase the attention and awareness for opening public data. Prof. Esteve Almirall from Barcelona will announce the challenge and presents background, terms and conditions of that call.
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but but at the beginning of the new the so good afternoon everyone parts such as see you of the helm you hope that we can manage toward I wanted to say that if you have any
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question along that short presentation don't hesitate to interrupt me I have big pleasure to introduce shortly the open cities application challenge which is I would say done by the experts from certain areas of being likewise non experts in other areas so I was a professor here from
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Berlin from the criteria university building and now we often talk about this and get between the technical experts
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in the domain experts and here what we just do this you get into the area of open data and so were we to you the open source to the open standards to the open interface development original idea is the idea of opening the data not only from the administration but from organizations even from enterprises if possible and if you think about that idea to use extend
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data and give it for anybody in for any use they need to have some too late to cope with this data need to be able to search for the data to find the data to to analyze the data and simply be saved for that you need a platform and let platform this being developed in by the Open
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Cities projects project European projects are then it started last
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year last till next year and 1 of the contributions of this European project is to have challenges put
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forward for all crowdsourcing for open innovations for all applications based on open data and that education challenge is
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about solving urban problems so to improve the life of the citizens
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in Europe by using just Open Data sources from a European countries it doesn't need to be as of now to be out of the box along the processes of proposing an idea and application all prototyping such an
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application of your invited to you also helping to get hands on this data so that challenge has been announced already at the Mobile World Congress and will will last couple of more days so it's not too late for you to get to know this challenge is really open for everyone for the technicians and the non definitions and this we learned beforehand maybe we are in particularly looking forward to work with the non technicians to get new
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solutions from individuals from teams even from companies institutions anyone right and it can be anything you have in mind so on so it's a data and software pretty close together you can go for any and devise we're which the applications can be used used not only a more by devices and that can cause show the 1 many have 4 can be computed but it could be even I was thinking maybe a B minus application
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whatever right so the freedom to think about whatever and devising have in your hand or in your mind you make use of lots some data sources that can be opened and improve their life in the room environment
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so that's a really common European challenge which is scheduled crests the cities of the Open Cities project together with his affiliated point plans and all other European cities you are all invited to contribute and so what's the use OpenCyc people do is they support you and launching that's application on European level is so we hope that we can get access to users from all over Europe that we support you in
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promoting and publicizing your application to get your pitch for the application and so on so in fact our we 1 is having completed the collection of proposals we will get into selecting 10 finalists which gonna gets 3 minutes on stage for the elevator pitch In the November
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2012 on the Smart Cities Expo together with other Open Cities Challenges and not only for their applications in that year more about it and then well there's really we know which is but the monetary award of the thousand euros but of course together with the term frame and that goes for all the winners and even for all the applicants because you going to do something better lot it
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hasn't been done before so you can come up with an application that uses already Open Data to submitted you can
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think about your app that you have already at hand and improved by use of open data or you just have an idea and talk to the technicians to the practical pointers to other partners you have at hand how to
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realize that application and please submit it down as well as of now you can take the use of the OpenCyc these datasets and it's a more than 70
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100 data sets of points some of
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platform issues sorry for that so more than 700 data sets from different domains and from the different cities I have shown you beforehand but please keep in mind that it's not restricted to these datasets you can take whichever dataset and best open and help to overcome this status right so that is the Europe data catalog that we have established within the Open
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Cities predicates so you can there go to data open cities that net and then find the
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data that by Europe began go for collaborations between people from the different partners site or you can and goal
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for so this is 1 you you think shortly these are static data sets so uploaded already on the platform all you can even think of online real-time data from sensor networks as for example provided by all partners in
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Barcelona which has established sense of roots in the Romans here about bike
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stations and of course further sensor networks can be used to contribute to this sufficient time is running so timeline I say was launched in March this year it runs still end of children undergone ahead of the other finalists rounds and in November at the smart city Expo so to be a
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villain and to have the pleasure to introduce this challenge to you from of course has a proud that this is in line with other challenges
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we had from the land in Germany so we started already in 2011 with an apps for Poland competition which had the
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final that at the always on festival then only in March this year we completed the apps for Germany competition and challenge with the winners have been presented at the variants of and what soon we hope to that
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analysis of the with there at this what's at the Expo in a when the this but please keep in mind that the deadline is the end of June as of now FIL 59 days to go I would say for disruptive new
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ideas that's enough time so there need to be
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thought through till the very end that can be ideas that can be prototypes and just held by is improving there are about so that it already from my side I'm sending you
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on behalf of the whole project team you see here the partners from
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different locations in Europe and some of them are here so please has by talk to
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I have the some for ideas which you could take with you about the challenges and of course we
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are all ready to talk to you know from the if you have questions they given much fewer at the time of or
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