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Luxor, Egypt, April 2013 Solution for smart utility connectivity solutions Paolo Gemma, WP3/5 chairman Senior Expert, Huawei ITU Workshop on “ICT as an Enabler for Smart Water Management” (Luxor, Egypt, April 2013)

Change The World-Four Megatrends Economic Power Shifts to Developing Nations Population Growth Increasingly Concentrated in Emerging Countries Developed Countries’ Labor Forces Substantially Age and Decline World’s Population Becomes Urbanized The world around us is undergoing a major transition, those environmental impacts of this massive urbanisation are significant.

… Smart City City Promotion-Urbanisation Calls for Smart City Solutions Security Food Safety Increasing Population Pollution Traffic Congestion Natural Disasters Health & Education … … D4D4 “The strategic and economic policies of the 20th century are obsolete, and it is time to find new ones.”

Succesful Smart City Development Relies on Standardization Build a completion set of Information standards Planning Adopt right constructure model Innovative Establish a clearly- defined city innovation mechanism Coordination Well-managed and coordinated city operations Smart City Happy Life Safe City Efficient Gov. Green Industry Health Banking Monitor Emerngy City Admin Park Tourism Hotline Our Vision - Four Fields Of Smart City

Brain of a smart city: ECP and IDC Nerve Network of a smart city: communications network, Internet, and Internet of Things Neuron of a smart city: M2M terminals and gateways Nerve Ending of a smart : wireless sensing network (WSN),IVS Brain of a smart city: ECP and IDC Nerve Network of a smart city: communications network, Internet, and Internet of Things Neuron of a smart city: M2M terminals and gateways Nerve Ending of a smart : wireless sensing network (WSN),IVS Intelligent Traffic Solution Urban Emergency Solution Digital City Management Solution e-Health Solution …. Intelligent Traffic Solution Urban Emergency Solution Digital City Management Solution e-Health Solution …. Sense and activities of an smart city Smell Body and Five senses Sense layer Nerve network Network layer Brain Platform layer Activities Service applications SightHearingTouchTaste Internet of Things Internet Communications Network Information Convergence Application Convergence Information Processing Intelligent Analysis Creating a Sensing System-Pattern of Smart City

RFID ReaderCamera Information collect terminal PC Communication Network Internet M2M network IDC Mobile Sensor network terminal Sensor Layer Network Layer Platform Layer Application Layer Efficient Government Safe cityGreen IndustryHappy Life IT EngineCT EngineM2M EngineApp Integration eSpace Collaboration Platform t Layer Perspective – Anatomize Smart City Solution

Comparison of Various Communication Technologies Wired Technology Wireless Technology Grid Carrier Cable (PLC/BPLC), Field Bus (RS232/485), Special Audio Line (PCM) Industry Ethernet Network Fiber xPON Specialized 230Mhz Microwave Communication Public GPRS/CDMA/EDGE Private LTE Network Narrowband technology Unable to support data collection and video surveillance Low bandwidth and high time delay, and bad security Uplink bandwidth not to support video surveillance Additional costs for frequency bands High bandwidth and low time delay, and high security to effectively support distribution Poor stability and interference issues Unable to support data collection and video surveillance Middle capacity to support data service High initial costs, difficult deployment in some scenarios Large capacity to support data service High initial costs, difficult deployment in some scenarios Private LTE Network is of great advantage in building an efficient, real-time, reliable and economical grid

China’s Comprehensive Data Dispatch Network Grid China The world’s largest power grid backbone network 5 Region core nodes, 25 provincial core nodes % reliability Enough bandwidth to meet requirements for 10 years A Plane B Plane East China Bureau Central China Bureau Northwest Bureau North China Bureau Northeast Bureau

Most Reliable OTN Transmission Network China · Shandong World’s 1 st provincial OTN 40*10 G — enough bandwidth to meet requirements for 5 years Coverage for multiple points of failure

Advanced DA Communication Network – Zhuhai Bureau China · Zhuhai World’s 1 st LTE network for the DA communication network industry <100 ms latency, supports DA service Construction period 60 days

OLTODNONU Bank payment terminal OLTODNONU Master station MSTP/IP Benefits Guarantees tele- command, telemetry, and tele-signalling services Reduces costs by 20 % Reduces fault response time from 30 min to 60 sec CPE eNodeB ③ 10 M wireless bandwidth ② Access delay <100 ms ① Wireless and fiber-optics provide 100% coverage ④ Improved efficiency and safety with video surveillance CPE eNodeB CPE eNodeB DA terminal Substation Emergency command Distribution Automation Solution: First campus LTE distribution network

Billing Pre-pay SCADA Call Center xPON/Ethernet LTE eNodeB GPRS Data Collection Platform PLC Interfaces AMI Solution: Reduces Line Loss, Improves Efficiency ④ Seamless integration with SCADA supports pre-pay ③ Intelligent alarm & line loss abnormality analysis ① DLMS Complied Remote Collection ② Single Remote Collection Success Rate up from 70% to 99% Residential consumers GPRS Direct Connection Meter High Accuracy Meter In-home displayWater meter DCU Single / Three-Phase Meter Industrial and commercial consumers Benefits Improves meter reading efficiency Reduces line loss to 9 % Unifies access for distribution & consumption, improving utilities’ efficiency

Constructing a Strong Backbone Communication Network – Transmission and Transformation Communication Solution Relay protection OA ② 380 km per span without relays ④ 10 G bandwidth, evolves easily to 40 G HD conference Video conference ③ Leading ASON technology ① E-PTN carries both TDM and IP services Substation Benefits Reduces investment % reliability with ASON Enough bandwidth to meet requirements for 10 years