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1 Developing a Smart City Patrick Lie Jakarta, January 2014

2 Contents Amsterdam a brief introduction Amsterdam Smart City Amsterdam Metropolitan Solutions

3 First Smart City

4 Amsterdam Today

5 Global Challenges

6 Amsterdam Smart City: PPP Amsterdam Smart City program was set up in 2009 to stimulate innovation in the region in the field of energy and connectivity The starting point of a Smart City is the availability of connectivity and energy. When these infrastructures are widely available data, the fuel of the Smart City, can be used to start acting smarter.

Smart City is the availability of connectivity and energy.

7 Program goals Vision Amsterdam is an international frontrunner in the development of a Smart City Mission Matching, Accelerating, Marketing Goals Economic Growth End user Involved Efficient use of resources

Mission Matching, Accelerating, Marketing Goals

8 Smart cities are about collaboration

9 Work on the smarter city together with our partners Founding Partners Strategic Partners Project Partners Network Partners

10 Integral approach: 3 living labs IJburg Smart Living, Smart Working Nieuw West Smart neighbourhood New West Zuidoost The City of tomorrow

11 Energy cooperation Joint purchasing and exchange of energy (large scale consumers) Amsterdam Arena Ajax football stadium Sun PV AMC AMC hospital develops a viable business case for m2 solar PV on the roof Waste heat from data centers Use of waste heat of new data center in the immediate vicinity Local Data Centers Amsterdam AMC Medical Centre

business case for 35000 m2 solar PV on the roof Waste heat from data centers Use of

12 Smart Projects based on open data in Amsterdam Personal Travel Information Generic Travel Information 12 Generic Travel Information

13 Efficient with resources: rent your car. 60% of people doesn t care about owning WEGO AMSTERDAM SMART 13 CITY

14 Car2Go: Car Sharing 14

15 Value models Un-Quantified Benefits Feel good Amuse me Inform me Create an expressive lighting atmosphere for various circumstances that responds to the occupancy of people in an area. Stimulate people to stay longer. Real time feedbacks (Likes) via digital platform can stimulate physical interaction among visitors. Support business, visitors, residents by providing information about area activities, traffic etc. Use digital media to initiate services. Smart & Intelligen t Lighting Business Case Quantified Benefits OPEX savings Safety first Advertising % reduction in power consumption due to LED lighting, centralized control * Average annual opex % reduction in crime rate*# of incidents*average cost of an incident # of visitors/year * impressions per visitor * CPM Wi-fi services Wi-fi access price * % of visitors who will use wi-fi i-services # of business establishments * annual subscription price per business Retail sales # of visitors * incremental spend + # of new visitors * average spend Property values Increment in property value * annual property tax Costs Capex and Opex 10 year incremental costs

Support business, visitors, residents by providing information about area activities, traffic etc. Use digital media to initiate services.

16 AMS Organising Knowledge Summarized Numbers Founded by Delft University, Wageningen University and MIT. Realization of a new institute of technology with a focus on Urban Solutions A new innovative master program: Metropolitan Solutions Research and valorisation with business, government and citizens. Work on a global training ground for knowledge, research and education with regards to urban solutions Collaboration with companies such as Accenture, Alliander, Cisco, IBM, KPN, Schiphol, TNO en Waternet Collaboration with Boston and Singapore as Living Lab 2-5 new companies per year attracted to Amsterdam 4-8 international partner cities spin outs from research research programs and projects in 10 year start ups from students in 10 year 15 researchers master students per year (2 year master) articles with regards to urban solutions > studenten in advanced MOOC s (online study progarms) mln of annual research budget Total investment in10 years is >250 million

Work on a global training ground for knowledge, research and education with regards to urban solutions Collaboration with companies such as Accenture, Alliander, Cisco, IBM, KPN, Schiphol, TNO en

17 Model Amsterdam Approach Water Management Local expertise Urban Planning Amsterdam expertise E.g. Water Management Method DNA: Under sea level, best drink water in the world, harbour, canals Amsterdam Waste Management DNA Mobility Consulting Specialism: Planning, Purifying, etc. Way to Work Energy Management Method: Integrating water in urban planning, using natural resources to purify drinking water, clean waste water to clean water and re-use the waste. Story Connectivity

18 Stimulate entrepreneurship

19 Collaboration opportunities Mutually develop a living lab for Indonesia/South East Asia Mutually build a Smart City(ies) Managing large projects integrally/planning Develop means of mobility (electric/bicycles) Develop cultural sector

City(ies) Managing large projects integrally/planning

20 Keep in touch! Patrick Lie

AMSTERDAM INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED METROPOLITAN SOLUTIONS (working title)

AMSTERDAM INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED METROPOLITAN SOLUTIONS (working title) (working title) Prof. ir. Karin Laglas Dean of the Faculty Architecture and the Built Environment, Delft University of Technology RESEARCH APPROACH FOR SENSE The City PHYSICAL ENGINEERING NATURAL SCIENCES