“Digital sciences and technologies for smart cities: From the networking infrastructure to public engagement”
The Session at a Glance
The smart city vision raises the prospect that cities will become more sustainable environments, ultimately enhancing the citizens’ well being. There is the additional promise of enabling radically new ways of living in, regulating, operating and managing cities, through the increasing active involvement of citizens by ways of crowdsourcing/sensing and social networking.
From the more technical perspective, smart cities are fascinating, yet challenging systems of systems for the digital science and technologies due to the key characteristics of connected cities and especially their scale. Moreover, the vision of what smart cities should be about is evolving at a fast pace in close concert with the latest technology trends and especially mobile social networking, the IoT and open data.
Inria and its International partners, including of Inria@SiliconValley, have engaged into research collaboration on smart cities as part of the Inria Project Lab CityLab@Inria. Building on the success of the two previous editions of the Smart City working session held at BIS, this session is the occasion to exchange about ongoing as well as potential future projects and collaborations on the theme. The session further features keynotes about relevant initiatives and experiment within cities, and in particular Paris.
Agenda
08:30: Registration
09:00: Welcome
09:15: Keynote (Chair: Valérie Issarny)
Awa Ndiaye, Mission Ville Intelligente de Paris
09:45: Session – “How to engage citizens in urban systems: Challenges for the supporting digital technology” (Chair: Stéphane Grumbach)
Rajiv Bhatia, The Civic Engine:
Smart Cities: Are We MovingTowards Democracy, Technocracy, or Plutocracy?
Antoine Vergne, Missions Publiques:
Combining Online and Face-to-Face Participation for Smarter Cities
Pushpendra Singh, IIIT Delhi & Sarathi Associate Team:
Healthcare in Developing Countries: Challenges and Opportunities
10:45: Break
11:00: Keynote (Chair: Thomas Watteyne)
Emmanuel Schneider, CISCO:
Urban sensors network ; exploring in Place de la Nation and public buildings in Paris
11:30: Session –
Valeria Loscri, Inria FUN & CityLab@Inria:
Hervé Rivano, Inria URBANET & CityLab@Inria:
Thomas Watteyne, Inria EVA & REALMS & DIVERSITY Associate Teams:
12:30: Lunch Break at “Autour d’un Grill” restaurant, 145 Avenue Daumesnil, 75012 Paris
14:00: Keynote (Chair: Rafael Angarita)
Prof. Siobhan Clarke, Trinity College Dublin:
Service Composition in Mobile, Pervasive Environments
14:30 Session – “Urban Data: From Simulation to Analysis” (Chair: Pushpendra Singh)
Fabien Brocheton, NumTech & Inria Innovation Lab with CLIME:
From the city to the street: modeling at a finer grain … yes but how? -download presentation-
Vivien Mallet, INRIA CLIME & CityLab@Inria & Inria Innovation Lab with NumTech:
Rachit Agarwal, Inria MIMOVE & CityLab@Inria & Sarathi Associate Team:
Simulating Large-scale Crowdsourced Data from Representative Set and its Use in Rapid Transit System – download presentation-
15:30: Break
16:00: Session – “City Governance & Privacy” (Chair: TBA)
Iulian Sandu Popa, Inria SMIS & CityLab@Inria:
Aurélien Faravelon, Inria DICE & CityLab@Inria:
Brokering Big Data Policies For smart Cities
16:45: Closing discussion
