FIA Dublin - 7th of May 2013 - The sensing Smart Cities

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May
2013

FIA Dublin - 7th of May 2013 - The sensing Smart Cities

Tue, 2013-05-07 to Fri, 2013-08-09
Dublin, Ireland

 

FIA Dublin Workshop: Sensing Smart Cities

Social Networks, IoT and Cognition as enabling technologies for Smart Cities

May 7th, 2013, 09:30 - 12:30, Dublin, Ireland

The SMART project is organizing a workshop at the Future Internet Assembly (FIA) conference, exploring the role of social media, IoT and cognitive technologies as essential enablers of emerging ICT-services in smart cities, while also unveiling the trend of combining them in the Cloud.

The workshop will present and discuss results, lessons learned and requirements coming out from recent and on-going (EC co-funded) projects, which intend to exploit, deploy and fully leverage those technologies in smart cities contexts.

 

 

Opening. (15 Min)

15 min

Welcome and scope of workshop

Chairman: Paul Moore, Head of Media, Research and Innovation, Atos.

Sensing Smart City - . Enabling technologies. (75 Min)

20 min

SMART – Web-scale Multimedia Search and Social Networking as sensing smart city enablers.

Speaker: John Soldatos, Athens Information Technology, Greece

15 min

iCore: Internet Connected Objects for Reconfigurable Eco-systems. Cognition as sensing smart city enabler.

Speaker: Raffaele Giaffreda, CREATE-NET

15 min

FP7 SocialSensor Presentation/Position

Speaker: Sotiris Diplaris, CERTH

15 min

Combining Cloud, Sensing & Cognition for making the Smart City happens.

Speaker: Abdur Rahim Biswas, CREATE-NET

10 min

FP7 RADICAL Presentation/Position

Speaker: Paul Moore, Atos

Coffee Break (20 min)

Panel Discussion.

45 min

Topic 1: Technological trends in combining media, sensing, cognition, big data and cloud for creating smart cities ICT infrastructure. (45 min)

45 min

Topic 2: Business Ecosystem in the Smart City. Applications and Business Models. End user and Business Requirements. (45 min)

Wrap up (10 min)

10 min

Wrap up and Conclusions

Paul Moore, Atos

 

The Research leading to these results has received funding from the European Community's Seventh Framework Programme (FP7/2007-2013)