1. Overview of the Silicon Park Smart Services Experience
Fixed Broadband
Wi-Fi Network
Smart Buildings
Water Source Monitoring
Smart Irrigation Management
Wireless Sensing Network/ IoT
Hosting and Cloud
Smart Metering and Analysis
Smart Waste Management
Smart Lighting
Smart Infrastructure Services
Smart Facilities Services
Community Portal
Smart Signage and Wayfinding
Integrated Security Center
Location Monitoring
District CCTV
Smart Home & Home Security
Smart Community & Public Realm Services
Smart Safety & Security
Access Control
Teleworking
Smart Parking
Emergency Call Syatem
Universal Access and Payment
SCADA/iBMS
Integrated Operations Center
DSO Authority Services
GIS
Smart FMS
Energy Management
Visitor & Event Management
Analytics and Visualization
E-Learning
Centralized Govt. Services
Noise Sensing
Flood Sensing
Application Development
Cybersecurity
Services Help Desk
Sensor Administration
Home e-Health
Open Data Publication
Air Quality Sensing
Traffic Sensing
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2. Traditional ICT/BMS Building VS Smart Building Converged
Building subsystems are typically treated in isolation, each requiring its own specific cabling, interconnection topology, and its own set of protocols (sometimes proprietary and closed to various extents).
Multiple separate networks with different cabling requirements
Multiple control environments needed
Complex integration between subsystems
Vendor lock-in
Lack of common user management interface
Complex integration and cabling of new systems after completion of the building, often requiring non-optimal retrofit workarounds
Ethernet has become the de-facto standard for high speed wired communication for several reasons:
The hardware required to implement Ethernet ports is relatively inexpensive
Ethernet circuitry is relatively small
Ethernet ports come as a standard in every computer
Ethernet supports various speeds, from 10 Mbps to many Gbps
Ethernet physical layer allows the use of twisted copper (shielded or unshielded) and optical fiber (multimode or single mode)
Since Ethernet networks are widely deployed today for communication subsystems in new buildings, it is recommended to connect all the other building subsystems via the same technology.
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3. Infrastructure: Silicon Park Private Network
Passive (Fiber) Network – topology and approach
Active Network – layout
Active Network – high level design
Network Access Protocols
Benefits of designing private network:
High End Edge Design and Quality.
Simplified Network Structure.
Operational Excellence Standard and Monitoring of KPIs across the full project.
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4. Platform – Digital Signage
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5. Platform – Smart Parking
Benefits
Improved customer experience
Increase revenue with more customers visiting & using the facility
Enhanced security on-site
Utilization of every space decreases CO2 emissions
Provide the owners and visitors with real-time availability by space, zone, garage and more
Reduce search time to eliminate circulating search process
Define policies within the garage such as Short Stay Spaces
Reduced staff for manual license plate inventories
Reduce installation time
Reduce visual clutter
Features
PARK Finder: simply enters the plate number , user account or parking ticket (scans barcode) at a touchscreen kiosk or on a smartphone app
PARK Alerts: integrated LPR built into camera based system, specify policies and rules for selected zones, durations or license plates.
PARK Select-Rate: system allows to designate spaces for premium and conditional pricing, A color-coded LED on the sensor attracts premium parkers to those spaces,
PARK Surveillance: their dual cameras for each vehicle during its entire stay in a parking space. This provides an expanded level of security.
PARK Reserve: Specific type of space can be reserved for a predetermined time frame.
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6. Platform – Teleworking
Key services:
High definition video and content sharing
Rich media conferencing
Enablement of mobile and remote workers
Business-to-business video communications
Capture transform and share
Integration of on-premises and cloud video solutions
Benefits:
Call control is centralized at a single location and serves multiple remote sites.
Management and administration are centralized.
Common features are available across all video endpoints.
Single call control and a unified dial plan are provided for video endpoints.
Critical business applications are highly available and redundant.
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7. Silicon Park Integrated Operations Center - IOC
The Integrated Operations Center (IOC) is the central nerve of the Silicon Park and displaying all events to enable an optimal way of managing all Silicon Park smart services operations (controls and commands) through dashboards and analytics views.
This robust solution is powered by distributed cutting-edge technologies and will provide great versatility to monitor the Silicon Park with customized distributed dashboards.
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8. IOC Enterprise Systems Architecture
Secure LAN Infrastructure
Switching
Firewall
IDS/IPS S
IOC Control
Inbound/Outbound Call Mgmt.
IVR & Call-Routing.
Web Integration
Dashboards
Agent Stations
Sensors
Fire
Asset
Monitoring
Energy
HVAC
Elevators
Lighting
Security
Access
Control
Teleworking (Business Centre)
Digital Signs
Smart Benches
Kiosks
Database
Platform
Normalized Database
SQL Engine
Storage
/Backup
Content
Platforms
Smart Parking Platform
MultiprotocolPlatform -
BMS
Asset Management System
FM Management
Security System
I/O Server
Reporting Server
Alarm Server
Trending Server
CRM
Billing
Voice
Support
Functions
Wi-Fi Controller
AAA, DHCP, …
Network & Infrastructure Security Mgmt
Enterprise Mgmt.
Network Management System
Ticket Managements
GIS
Data Analytics
Smart Lighting
Portal and Digital Signage
Energy Management
Source: neXgen analysis