Smart City Projects – EU Projects OPTICITIES Prof.ssa Cristina Pronello cristina.pronello@polito.it Dott.ssa Valentina Rappazzo valentina.rappazzo@polito.it Interuniversity Department of Regional and Urban Studies and Planning (DIST) POLITO-UPM Meeting on “Smart Cities” Politecnico di Torino, 27.02.2013

Reference to the call Smart City Projects – EU Projects OPTICITIES WORK PROGRAMME 2013 COOPERATION THEME 7 - TRANSPORT (INCLUDING AERONAUTICS) (European Commission C(2012)4536 of 09 July 2012)  CHALLENGE 2. SAFE AND SEAMLESS MOBILITY Activity 7.2.3. Ensuring sustainable urban mobility SST.2013.3-1. Managing integrated multimodal urban transport network Level 2 - CP - Call: FP7-SST-2013-RTD-1 POLITO-UPM Meeting on “Smart Cities” Politecnico di Torino, 27.02.2013

Objectives of the project (36 months) Smart City Projects – EU Projects OPTICITIES Objectives of the project (36 months) Improve mobility of people and freight in an urban context with very high level information and traffic management services, using ITS Provide incentive and tools for modal shift by adapting current mobility habits through information Help European cities tackle complex mobility challenges  Development of public/private partnerships and the experimentation of innovative ITS services. POLITO-UPM Meeting on “Smart Cities” Politecnico di Torino, 27.02.2013

Participant organisation name Smart City Projects – EU Projects OPTICITIES n. Participant organisation name Country 1 GRAND LYON FRANCE 2 SPIE 3 Consorcio Regional de Transportes de Madrid SPAIN 4 Madrid City Council 5 ICCA 6 Universidad Politécnica de Madrid 7 CSI Piemonte ITALY 8 Città di Torino 9 5T 10 Politecnico di Torino 11 City of Gothenburg SWEDEN 12 Chalmers 13 City of Wroclaw POLAND 14 Neurosoft 15 Birmingham City Council UK 16 Algoé 17 EUROCITIES BELGIUM 18 UITP 19 VOLVO 20 CityWay 21 Vedecom 22 Hacon GERMANY 23 Berends Consult Consortium 23 partners from 8 EU member states.  6 city authorities,  major ITS actors (research institutes, information service providers, car industry) EUROCITIES International public transport operators (UITP) POLITO-UPM Meeting on “Smart Cities” Politecnico di Torino, 27.02.2013

The different steps Smart City Projects – EU Projects OPTICITIES POLITO-UPM Meeting on “Smart Cities” Politecnico di Torino, 27.02.2013

Smart City Projects – EU Projects OPTICITIES Need for a standardised MULTIMODAL urban dataset and its interface with services provision POLITO-UPM Meeting on “Smart Cities” Politecnico di Torino, 27.02.2013

Project activities OPEN AND INTEGRATED DATA Smart City Projects – EU Projects OPTICITIES Project activities OPEN AND INTEGRATED DATA Development of a contractual architecture between private and public actors for data quality, data access, data exchange and service provision. Consolidation of multiple sources of urban mobility data from all modes (network topology; theoretical, real and predictive schedules). Definition of a European standard for this Multimodal Urban Dataset and its interfaces between public authorities, network managers and service providers. Development of Multimodal Traffic Control System connecting road traffic and various PT data (combination of Dataset from multiple public transport operators in large cities). POLITO-UPM Meeting on “Smart Cities” Politecnico di Torino, 27.02.2013

Project activities MULTIMODAL SERVICE Smart City Projects – EU Projects OPTICITIES Project activities MULTIMODAL SERVICE Availability of real-time information for all modes, anytime, anywhere: multimodal urban navigator guiding users before and during their trips to facilitate co-modality and modal shift. Information on time, cost and CO2 emissions related to all available mobility solutions 6. Service continuity between in-vehicle navigation system and the multimodal urban navigator → seamless travel management solution (1st world trial) POLITO-UPM Meeting on “Smart Cities” Politecnico di Torino, 27.02.2013

Project activities OPTIMISATION Smart City Projects – EU Projects OPTICITIES Project activities OPTIMISATION Optimisation of urban networks exploitation through the development of traffic prediction tools and their integration into traffic management systems. This will allow anticipated predictive travel times across modes and proactive management of traffic lights, based on 1 hour traffic forecast. Congestion situations will be minimised and sometimes even avoided. 8. Optimisation of urban freight management (minimise unnecessary travels and connections, optimise delivery routes) POLITO-UPM Meeting on “Smart Cities” Politecnico di Torino, 27.02.2013

Project activities A USERS-CENTRED APPROACH Smart City Projects – EU Projects OPTICITIES Project activities A USERS-CENTRED APPROACH Promoting a participative approach with users (web 2.0, ex. car- pooling), directly involved in the design and testing phases of the services, especially the urban navigator. 10. Robust evidence-based assessment of the solutions developed within the project : in-itinere evaluation involving more than 200 users in the participating cities, enabling reliable user feedback. POLITO-UPM Meeting on “Smart Cities” Politecnico di Torino, 27.02.2013