Leveraging Smart Mobility for the Future City. Martin Powell, Head of Global Urban

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1 Leveraging Smart Mobility for the Future City Martin Powell, Head of Global Urban

2 The Emerging City

3 The 21st Century will effect the ways we live

4 37 Megacities* in million people * Population above 10 million people (Source: UNEP)

5 Over the next 20 years we will need bigger transport units carrying twice as many people moving even faster

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8 2-tier travel

9 Moving people and goods within and between cities Speed (km/h) Viaggio Eurosprinter Vectron Eurorunner Asiarunner Venturio Velaro Desiro Station City Avenio, S70 ULF, Inspiro Megacity Airport Village Average distance between stops (km)

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11 Zero emissions transport 4267

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15 A clear case for action to transform transportation for the better Issues Facts and figures Traffic jams cause severe delays for travelers US: Each traveler spends a whole working week (54 hrs) in jams per year UK: In total 31.3 mio hrs of delay in 10% of journeys (expected to rise to 25% by 2015) Traffic jams generate economic loss Germany: Experts estimate that traffic jams cost the German economy 100 bn each year London: 2 bn is lost to industry and business each year through delays caused by traffic jams Traffic jams harm the environment and waste natural resources Germany: 14 bn litres of fuel per year are wasted in jams or slow moving traffic (= 17% of the total vehicle consumption) This adds 35 mio tons to the amount of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere Sources: Business Wire, Texas Transportation Institute, The Evening Standard, Business Daily Update, BMW Group

16 Steps Forward

17 Need to move from ''Mobility 1.0'' towards increased intelligence and integration Fully integrated, intelligent infrastructure Basic infrastructure Road and rail tracks Mobility hubs, such as stations, access to ports, airport links (Semi-) automated infrastructure Operational control systems for road and rail traffic Rail automation with focus on safety and security Intelligent infrastructure Fully automated train control system Urban traffic management center Personalizes services and information Environmental friendly fuels and technologies Integrated platforms and solutions for road and rail-based mobility Real-time optimization and incident handling across modes Integration of mobility infrastructure with energy and building infrastructures to smart city solutions

18 IT is the key enabler to making metropolitan areas work Provider Big data applications Integrated command and control center Innovative on-site/ on-vehicle sensors Personalized, realtime information Public Urban Transport + Individual Mobility ecars and ebikes Car Sharing solutions + Additional Services Access to Parking Other public services Intermodal urban mobility platform One customer interface with single sign-on Smart phone or smart card based Real-time Info, reservation, ticketing, billing across all modes/offers Value drivers Easy to deal with Additional valueadd for all players Tel Aviv Fast lane solution (Implementation) Berlin Integrated Mobility Platform (Pilot Project) User Digital wallet, Internet of things Duisburg Intermodal hub control solution (Consulting Project)

19 Fast lane Tel Aviv Intelligent road usage and charging system

20 Intermodal Mobility platform Berlin End-user centric solution for urban Mobility Public urban transport Individual Mobility ecars and ebikes Car Sharing solutions Intermodal urban mobility platform One customer interface with single sign-on Smart phone or smart card based Real-time Info, reservation, ticketing, billing across all modes/offers Value drivers Easy to deal with Additional valueadd for all players Additional services Access to parking Other public services

21 Transport System Resilience Prioritised signalling for emergency vehicles Multi-modal systems provide options Real-time data enables coordination of evacuation Modern rail controls create capacity

22 A Smart City Requires Innovation

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29 0.9 X 0.9 X 0.9 X = 1.4% Chance of Success

30 Connected, Competitive and Collaborative

31 Integrate State of the Art Buildings/Smart Grid Grade A Building Smart Grid Connected City Buildings communicate and integrate with the Smart Grid Together with the Smart Grid, Buildings form the basis for a Connected City

32 Technologies Working Together

33 Finding the reason for the citizen It's is about moving people and goods, not vehicles Integration of hardware, automation and IT Strengthening of end user focus and ''end-to-end'' process optimization within and across modes Drive convergence of formerly separated domains Technological integration of hardware and sensor technology, process automation and IT solutions Integration of working culture of old and new, IT-based economies Close, early phase collaboration Strong interaction of end users, mobility providers and technology suppliers right from the beginning Integration of city stakeholders: Mayors, City planners, public New business models Usage-based instead of ownership-based business models, both for end-users and mobility providers Focus on self-financing solutions

34 Tell the people who need to know...

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36 Thank You! Martin Powell The Crystal 1 Siemens Brothers Way London E16 1GB