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FP6 Project ICING

FP6 Project ICING. Innovative Cities for the Next Generation Dr John Donovan, Dublin Institute of Technology. ICING Innovative Cities of the Next Generation. The 'ICING City' Vision and Project Background and Partners Objectives Current Status Dissemination & Exploitation. The ICING Project.

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FP6 Project ICING

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  1. FP6 Project ICING Innovative Cities for the Next GenerationDr John Donovan,Dublin Institute of Technology.

  2. ICING Innovative Cities of the Next Generation • The 'ICING City' Vision and Project Background and Partners • Objectives • Current Status • Dissemination & Exploitation

  3. The ICING Project Framework 6 IST Coordinated by the Dublin Institute of Technology (DIT) 30 months (end June 2008) Total budget: €4.6m Total EU funding: €3m ICING Cities are Knowledge Cities

  4. ICING Objectives • To research ‘e-Communities’ • Design and test "social software" - Urban Mediator • Test "intelligent urban environments" - sensors and location based services • Universal Access Gateways - Multi Access Gateway • Test web tools for process modelling & decision support • Build ICING testbeds • Evaluate the usability and usefulness of the technologies and services • To publicise and disseminate results to city administrations, professional communities and citizen’ groups • Create a roadmap for the exploitation of results

  5. ICING e-Communities eCommunity is a local community engaged in its traditional pursuits that are additionally and deliberately supported by online infrastructure, education and local activity.

  6. Design and test "social software" - Urban Mediator • ICING software designed iteratively by real people • ICING software tested in real situations • Helsinki - Rabbits destroying habitat • Dublin - Access survey, privacy sensitive locator • Barcelona - traffic, Citizens' help line

  7. ICING "intelligent urban environments" • Sensors and location based services • Notion of citizen as ‘sensor’. • They are involved in their cities • They can provide information • Accurate determination of location is critical but… • Privacy • Accuracy

  8. ICING Location Client - a key technology • Zero Cost• Network Independent• Privacy Sensitive• Hybrid Technology Solution• Modular Design &    Open Source• Indoor and Outdoor    Positioning

  9. Universal Access iMessenger • Easy to use. • Ubiquitous • Familiar • Useful • Accessible • Multiplatforms • Phones • PCs

  10. Web tools for process modelling & decision support • 'Mash' existing data with user generated data • Innovative uses for data • 'Wrap' existing datasystems to make them available • Prioritising issues in real-time • Better information - better decisions • Locationing (again)

  11. Building ICING testbeds • Real test deployments in real cities • UM in Dublin, Helsinki • Waste Management in Barcelona, Dublin • Accessibility in Dublin • Mobility Planning (Barcelona) • Users using the technologies

  12. Evaluate the usability and usefulness of the technologies and services • Do people really use these tools? • Yes, but... • Need to be intuitive. • Need to to be clear and simple. • Need to be useful to the end user. • Need feedback from the 'other' end user • Needs to evolve

  13. Current State • Prototype service bus developed • allows the smooth and seamless transfer of data between end users • allows the use of multiple access platforms, mobile phones, PCs, potentially any internet enabled device • Privacy sensitive locator • City Laboratory Testbeds • Prototype services deployed • Traffic locator • Citizen consultations • Accessibility audit

  14. Dissemination • Real world project • Driven by needs of both cities and citizens • Large investment of public money • Requires that people outside the project get to hear about it. • Who needs to hear about it • City Administrations • Citizen groups • Companies • Others

  15. Open and Accessible • Open Source Development • ILC, Urban Mediator, IISYS • Open Standards • XMPP (iMessenger), X3D (ICING 3D), WMS (iSmart) • Open Frameworks • ICING Service Bus (Apache Service Mix)

  16. Roadmap for the exploitation of results • Commercial interest already (SiteSMS) • Public interest (MEPs, ) • EEIG/Cooperation Agreements • 'Open' Consortium extension

  17. ICING Contacts Dr John Donovan,ICING Coordinator,Dublin Institute of Technology 143 -149 Rathmines Road Lower,Rathmines,Dublin 6.Irelandjohn.donovan@dit.ie         +353 1 402 8016

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