CZ - Smart cities initiative David Bárta, Transport research centre, CDV, 17th January, Manchester, UK content • • • • • Czech Republic context Czech Republic results in data work Smart cities projects and activities Smart cities magazine Potential cooperation Where we have been living What we are • • • • • • • 1918 – new state establishment (Czechoslovakia) 1935 – 10th world economy 1938 – Munchen treason 1948 – continuity and tradition interruption 1968 – Political spring failed by Russians 1989 – Velvet revolution 2013 – 15 % communist party in the election, high corruption, the weakest ability to get EU funds (2,5 billion pounds) DATA – Public transport • IDOS - the best multimodal journey planner in EU (2012) • the highest ratio of PT travellers in EU (34,2 %) • National regulation of PT timetables collection • Provided by a private company • Plan a journey by any mode in CZ and part of SK, includes EU trains connection • Extension in real time (CISReal) based on national implementation of CEN TS 15531 (SIRI) IDOS – London to Manchester DATA – individual transport • RODOS, 10M Euro national research project, • Combination of FCD data fleet (120 000 veh.), profile data (Kapsch toll gates) and SIM data • Covers the main (CZ highway) road network • Provides travel times in real time • On 15th January 2014 the government approved the data purchase as a service DATA SOURCES - RODOS TÉMATA Floating Car Data GPS/GPRS • about 120 000 vehicles (position/velocity) • 40 000 position and velocity data every 1 min • Coverage about 5% of traffic flow Electronic Toll Collection System Signaling data from GSM operator • 3,5t vehicles integrated • Anonymous monitoring • Origin/Destination • Data update – 1 min. Matrix • Covered 1170 km of motorways – 220 segments • Monitoring of cca 4 mil. users of GSM network • 7,2 milion of transaction data a day! DATA SOURCES - RODOS TÉMATA Data extension – work zones The project Viazone Data inputs every minute • Data fusion o 3 kinds of detectors o Floating car data (RODOS) • Parameters o Speed o Intensity o Occupancy Data output Queue length Delay Travel time Pictograms (VMS) Prediction SYSTEM DESIGN TÉMATA ACTIVE TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT • Portable VMS • Independent on power supply • Remote control • Automatic operation 0 KM 1 -1,5 KM 3-3,5 KM Congestion warning Active speed Alternative route management navigation 4- 5 KM 7- 8 KM Smart city systems (ICT) Technological • Detection layer: low powered sensors • Communication layer: wireless (mesh) networks • User layer: apps for citizens engagement Organizational • Public procurement • Harmonization/standardization • Education/demonstration Smart (on street) parking • Basic smart cities system • The goal is to shift cars from street to parking houses, parking regulation strategy • Development with the company CITIQ (www.citiq.cz) – inspiration from San Francisco • Magnetic detector improvements – the lowest possible energy need, reuse, esthetical issue • Common technical requirements for public procurement is being promoted within POSSE Smart on street parking detector Manchester parking issue • CZ-SK blog providing guidance on travelling to Manchester says: „Parking in the centre is very expensive 10-20 pounds/day. If you can, avoid parking in parking houses and look for an open space parking site (mostly they are free of charge). A good example is the place by the train station Salford Central.“ Smart cities education framework • • • • • • • ERDF supported project on smart cities For Czech and Slovak republics, 40 000 Euro Theoretical part: How to introduce smart cities Practical part: Smart parking pilot in Zilina (SK) End users: municipalities, SME, students Final conferences (May-June 2014) Supported by the magazine Issues we follow • Smart waste management (new national project submitted) • Smart air quality metering (embryotic stage) • Smart bus stop (Czech-Korean project) Smart cities magazine • • • • For municipalities above 5k, 380 in CZ and SK Free of charge, 4k issues First two issues have already been released Main theme + stable sections (smart parking and open data) • Provides information and guidance • British approach is highly promoted • www.scmagazine.cz Smart cities cooperation • • • • research cooperation standards cooperation good practice share Future cities catapult relationship Thank you for attention David Bárta Transport research center (CDV) Lisenska 33a, 636 00, Brno, Czech Republic [email protected] Smart cities magazine chief editor [email protected] phone: +420 723 355 540 cz.linkedin.com/pub/david-bárta/44/77a/761/
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