Contributionto the global community - Kantei the global community-Smart city andinternational Standardization Yoshiaki Ichikawa Chief Senior Engineer Environmental Strategy Office

16 February 2013

Contribution to the global community- Smart city and international Standardization

Yoshiaki IchikawaChief Senior EngineerEnvironmental Strategy OfficeHitachi, Ltd.(ISO/TC268/SC1 Chair)

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Contents

2. International Standardization in the field of smart community infrastructures(ISO/TC268/SC1)

1. Hitachi’s Vision of Smart City



1Hitachi’s Vision of Smart City


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National infrastructureNational infrastructure

WorkLive

TravelLearn

InhabitantsInhabitants

LifestylesLifestyles

Urban infrastructureUrban infrastructureService infrastructureService infrastructure

Urban management infrastructureUrban management infrastructure

Sm

art city

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Health care, education, government, finance, ...

Power distribution, trains and buses, water and sewage, ...Power transmission, inter-city transport, water use, ...

Service infrastructure

Public infrastructure

IndustryIndustry

Tourism and leisure

Tourism and leisure

Agriculture and fisheries

Agriculture and fisheries

1-1. Public Infrastructure of Smart Cities

Our daily life is supported by a variety of infrastructures. They will consist of Service infrastructure ,Public infrastructure( Urban and National Infrastructure), and Urban management infrastructure.

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Smooth Smart

Systems combine information and control for creating “smart and smooth” societies

Information

Intelligent water systemsNext-generation transportation systems

Green mobilitySmart grids

Control

Automated operation

Supply-demand adjustment

People activity support

1-2. Smooth & Smart Society by Combining Information & Control

Fusion of Information and Control systems make Smooth and Smart Society.Automated operation , Supply- demand adjustment and People’s activity Support will be realized.


1-3. Smart City Urban Management System

Connect our life with infrastructure in order to achieve comfortable, convenient, safe, environmentally friendly cities.

Healthcare

Telemedicine and Telecare

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Data center

TransportationTransportationEnergyEnergy

WaterWater

ShopShop

StationStation

Recycle facilityRecycle facility

Energy stationEnergy station

FactoryFactoryFinancial institutionFinancial institution

HotelHotel

SchoolSchool HospitalHospital

Public facilityPublic facility

Office buildingOffice building

HousingHousing

Growing CityEnergy Transportation

Smart Grid

CommunityEnergyManagement

Renewable Energy

Water Environment

Smart Navigation

Intelligent Water

Smart Mobility

City Management・City Planning・Security・Traceability

・Management Support・Customer Service・Operation

Water Recycling

management

Networkcommunication

Networkcommunication

Community health care

Life Health careRecord


1-4. Hitachi’s Participation to Smart City Development

Participating to the leading projects all over the world

Construction of GuangzhouKnowledge City

Smart Community SystemDemonstration Project inMalaga-city, Andalucía,in southern Spain

Japan U.S. Island Grid Project in Hawaii

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Tianjin Eco-City Construction of Model Environmentally Conscious City

Republic of Maldives:Water and sewerageoperation business

Dalian Resources recycling and low carbon economy

Smart Grid Demonstrationin New Mexico

Supply, service and maintenance of the Railway Systems for the UK‘s IEP(＊)

(＊) Intercity Express Programm

Yokohama Smart City Project

Future City Model Projectin Hitachi

Kashiwa-no-ha Smart City Project

Yamaguchi Active Aging City Project

Provision of Infrastructure forEV Use in Okinawa Operation of EV Charging Management System

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ＩＴIntegration（ including IT） Energy WaterMobility ＩＴ

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Establishment of low-carbon environmental-friendly infrastructure in Dahej,Gujarat State, India

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2International Standardizationin the field of smart community infrastructures(ISO/TC268/SC1)



TC268Sustainable Development in

Communities

TC268/SC1Smart Community

Infrastructures

WG1

WG2

WG1Infrastructure

metrics

Organization Scope&Deliverables

ManagementSystem

Chairman Advisory Group(CAG)：・TC chair & secretary・ SC1 chair & secretary・ WG Convener

Chair & Secretariat

Chair: J. Lair (France)Secretariat: France

Convener: France

Global City Indicators Convener : GCIF (Canada)

Chair: Y. Ichikawa (Japan)Vice chair: B. Wan (China)Secretariat: Japan

Smart Community Infrastructure

MetricsConvener: Y. Ichikawa

TC:Technical committee, SC: Subcommittee, WG: Working Group, TR: Technical Report, TS: Technical Specification

2-1. ISO/TC268/SC1 -organizational structure-


Title：“Smart Community Infrastructures”Scope：

Standardization in the field of smart community infrastructures, including basic concepts to define and describe smartness of community infrastructures as scalable and integrable systems, harmonized metrics for benchmarking, usage of the metrics for application to the diverse types of communities, and specifications for measurement, reporting and verification,ensuring avoidance of overlaps and contradictions with ISO/TC 268 deliverables.

The proposed standards will focus on technical aspects of community infrastructures including energy, water, transportation, waste and ICT that support the operations and activities of communities.

The concept of smartness is addressed in terms of performance relevant to technologically implementable solutions, in accordance with sustainabledevelopment in communities as elaborated in ISO/TC 268.

2-2. ISO/TC268/SC1 -Title & Scope-


Community infrastructure is essential to solve societal problemsEconomic growth is effective and essential to solve societal problems including poverty, pollution, public hygiene, etc.Fundamental community infrastructures including energy, water, transportation, waste-management and ICT are essential to achieve economic growth.

Urban congestion causes diverse societal problems.

Poverty

Pollution

Public hygiene

Crime

Traffic congestion

Noise

2-3. ISO/TC268/SC1 -Backgrounds-


Diverse ideas of “smartness”

Environmental sustainability E.g. “Siemens Green City Index” ICT integrated intelligence E.g. “Smart” concepts suggested by EU

commission and ICT venders.QoL (Quality of Life) E.g. “Smart cities ranking”(University of Vienna)

Evaluation methods are not always open to public. Any solutions can be called “smart” in commercial situations.

Harmonized and transparent metrics for evaluating the smartness of community infrastructures is necessary.

International Standardization (ISO/TC268/SC1)

Technical solutions to cope with societal problems are often called “smart”. However, no definition of “smart” has gained global consensus.




International standards will contribute to the sustainability of communities by promoting international trade of community infrastructure products & services and make leading-edge technologies accessible.

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Harmonized metrics

Communication tool for stakeholders

・Easier infrastructure ｐrocurement

・Easier purchase decision

・More efficient and effective global sales

・More efficient and effective R&D

「Buyers」Governments,

developers, Operators, etc.

「Providers」Vendors,

consultants, etc.

Community

Infrastructure

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Contributionto the global community - Kantei the global community-Smart city andinternational Standardization Yoshiaki Ichikawa Chief Senior Engineer Environmental Strategy Office