Day One - Wednesday 22nd July
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01:00: Smarter Cities Through Collaboration
Nathan Pierce, Head of Smart London Team & Programme Director of Sharing Cities, Greater London Authority
Nathan talks about five years on: Sharing Cities’ impact in London, Lisbon and Milan; green recovery and the transition to smarter energy systems; and commissioning smart technology at scale - London’s IoT framework.
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17:17: Smart City or Smart City?
Marc Evans, VP of Client Solutions - Confirm, Precisely
We’ve all heard of smart city projects from around the globe, some successful, some not so. We’ve read the magazine articles, blogs and visited their booths, but what makes a city truly smart? In this presentation Marc takes a look at how to build a foundation from which to become smart. A foundation grounded in data, one which provides the intelligence needed to identify where smart technology will work and most importantly, provide real value.
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35:49: Realising the potential of existing data & infrastructure to give meaningful insight
Adam Jennison, ICT Principal Lead (Smart City), Hull City Council
Adam looks at how Hull City Council is locating data in normally hidden in silo's or dedicated systems, the simple (and not so simple) methods for extracting the data, how we're processing some of it as well as the delivery of the data to create the insight that is required for decision makers and the public alike.
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59:09: Newcastle: A smart city response to Covid-19
Jenny Nelson, Digital Newcastle Programme Manager, Newcastle City Council
How Newcastle has taken a data driven and collaborative approach to Covid-19 response and recovery (including intelligent matching of support for 2500 residents through Citylife Line and promoting safe reopening of the city centre through howbusyistoon.com).
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Q&A session
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01:13:36 - Q&A session covering tips on achieving an overall smart place (1:13:54), access to assets (1:16:28), smart cities v place (1:21:30), and digital exclusion (1:24:44).
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Day Two - Thursday 23rd July
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00:45: Digital Connectivity and IoT Use Cases in a Smart Rural County
Geoff Connell, Director of IMT & Chief Digital Officer, Norfolk County Council
Geoff talks about the IoT infrastructure that’s now available across Norfolk and the ever growing library of use cases that are live or in development.
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19:35: Smart Cambridge update
Dan Clarke, Strategy and Partnerships Manager, Greater Cambridge Partnership
Dan will give an up-date on progress made since the 2019 smart place event and how the programme has responded to and been re-shaped by CV19.
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35:56: ADEPT Live Labs Project - Kent
Carol Valentine, Highways Project Manager Live Labs, Kent County Council
The Live Lab - a two-year project, started in June 2019, will embed SMART infrastructure in everyday highways service delivery in a meaningful way that communities can engage with and understand. Carol outlines the work done so far on the project and sets out the objectives of this intelligence-led approach to highways asset management data utilising intelligent analysis, both through software automation and expert big data analytics.
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50:05: Value in video footage for COVID recovery
Balazs Csuvar, Head of Delivery, DG Cities
Discussion about how video footage analysis can help with recovery after COVID-19. DG Cities is looking to undertake a project with the Royal Borough of Greenwich and technology partners to better understand where crowding usually happens to implement measures to counter it.
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01:05:09 - Q&A session covering privacy and cctv footage (1:05:09), where the innovation is coming from (1:08:02), access to assets (1:16:28), traffic management innovation (1:11:25), RoIs and business cases (1:13:10). |
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Day Three - Friday 24th July
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00:55: Value in video footage for COVID recovery
Ben Hawes, Associate, Connected Places Catapult
How the pandemic could change what we want and need from smart places.
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13:40: How Renfrewshire Council are using IOT to improve indoor environmental conditions within their homes
David Stevenson, Housing Energy Officer, Renfrewshire Council
A look at how Renfrewshire Council’s Housing Investment Team are installing IOT connected sensors into their housing stock to help reduce maintenance costs and improve residents quality of life, by ensuring that they live in healthier, more energy efficient homes.
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26:10: Adopting a partnership approach to digital innovation ‘in a place like ours’
Mike Warr, Programme Manager, Essex + Herts Digital Innovation Zone
Mike's presentation will cover the background to the establishing of the DIZ, the reasons for our cross-border ‘place based’ partnership approach and the challenges and opportunities such an approach has brought with it. It will also look back at some of the achievements of the DIZ to date and its outputs and consider how the DIZ enabled the partnership to come together to share best practice around responding to COVID-19 and start to get a forward looking perspective of what might be coming down the line in terms of the ‘new future’.
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38:37: Underpinning smart infrastructure with data
Andrew Waterworth, Director EMEA - Confirm Precisely
Interview with Helen Olsen Bedford, UKAuthority publisher and host.
Watch the interview here
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| Q&A session
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53:10 - Q&A session covering the best innovations during the pandemic (53:42), cloud (55:57), service design and IoT (58:12), data sharing and standards (58:09), and computing (1:21:15).
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