1. WG08 meeting Feb 6th2017
Omar Elloumi (Nokia) Chair WG08

2. Agenda
Invited presentation: “blockchains and application to smart cities”, Cathy Mulligan, Imperial College of London & OASC
Update from steering board meeting March 24th 2017
Elections update
Update on tiger team (a joint activity) on Smart City Pivotal Points of interoperability, WG08 involvement
Discussion on WG08 priority areas and deliverables
AoB

3. Invited presentation Blockchain 101 Dr Catherine Mulligan
Research Fellow
Co-Director, Centre for Cryptocurrency Research and Engineering
Director, Contextualised 3 3

4. Update from steering board meeting March 24th 2017
F2F meeting hosted by ST, Paris
A collaboration tool (document sharing, s, etc.) is being selected and will be made available to members shortly
Few difficulties pertaining to the management of the current website
Transition in progress
New memberships: pls contact
Confirmed chair election for WG08
WG08 can proceed with Alternate Chair election

5. Elections roadmap 1 2 3 4 5 6
Invite members to nominate their delegate to the WG
Open nomination period for chair
during a WG call or F2F meeting
Electronic Election for 3 days
2 weeks
2 weeks
1 month
Nomination
period
Campaign
period 7
1: to all members who expressed interest in the WG
2: allow for 1 month for members to nominate their delegate to the WG,
send one reminder at the middle of the month
3: During a call or F2F meeting of the WG, the convener/chair shall announce the
beginning of nomination period lasting 2 weeks. Ensure this is properly recorded in the minutes
4: Nominations shall be sent to the convener/chair and the alliance secretary
5: Campaign period should allow sufficient time for the candidate to reach-out to the members
of the WG to seek their support
6: Electronic vote for 3 days
7: start the same process for the alternate chair from step 3 (once the chair is elected)

6. Charter WG08
“This Working Group examines the IoT solutions used by a city in order to enhance performance, safety and wellbeing, to reduce costs and resource consumption, and to engage more effectively with its citizens.
WG8 Smart Cities serves as AIOTI focal point for collecting stakeholder requirements for IoT enabled Smart Cities and will actively engage with existing standards groups (in coordination with AIOTI WG03) to ensure those requirements are considered.
WG8 should leverage pilots results in order to make recommendations for operational and sustainable models for IoT enabled smart cities.
Key ‘smart city’ sectors include transport, energy, building management, healthcare, lighting, water, waste and other city related sectors. Cross vertical domain communication through the use of open common platforms and the exposure of city data are equally important aspects for sustainable deployments of IoT-enabled smart cities.
The workgroup deliverables can include white papers, recommendation reports and presentations, susceptible to clarify and accelerate the deployment of ICT based solutions in global Smart cities.
WG8 will seek a participatory and inclusive approach through working with major EU and international Smart Cities initiatives and cities.”

7. WG08 priority areas and delivrables – open discussion
Use cases
Cross domain
Presentations