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Making Cities Smart, Safe and Sustainable

Empowering Smart City with Ultra Broadband Networks

Olivier Duroyon April 29th, 2015 - Lisbon


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Global Trends for Smart Cities, Regions and Nations

70% OF ENERGY

CONSUMPTION AND

CARBON EMISSIONS

2% OF THE EARTH’S LAND

53% OF THE GLOBAL POPULATION

(7.0 BILLION) BY 2010

URBANISATION: CITIES ACCOUNT FOR

WILL BE URBANITES

(OUT OF 9.3

BILLION) IN 2050

70%

CITIES CONTRIBUTE THE MOST TO GDP

CITIES CONSUME THE MOST RESOURCES

Source: McKinsey

Source: United Nations

x3 THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE

OVER 60 YEARS OLD


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Which Definition for a Smart City?

A CONNECTED CITY IN WHICH

MACHINES, HUMANS

AND APPLICATIONS INTERACT

TO ENRICH DAILY LIFE.


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Today’s Connected, Hypercompetitive Global Economy Offers Opportunity

and Disparities

43% Today,

of world population

have access to…

2.5Trillion digital data items

created worldwide each day.


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Today’s Connected, Hypercompetitive Global Economy Offers Opportunity

and Disparities

25Trillion digital data items

created worldwide each day.

50% By 2017, still only

of world population

have access to…


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Challenges for State, Regions and Local Government

GLOBAL

COMPETITION

AUGMENTED PUBLIC

SERVICES EXPECTATION

GROWING (AGING)

POPULATION &

URBANIZATION

SOCIAL

DIVIDE

ENVIRONMENTAL

PRESSURE

VOLATILITY OF

POLITICAL AND

BUDGET CYCLES ICT BUDGET

CONSTRAINT TRANSPORTATION

AGING

INFRASTRUCTURE SAFETY &

SECURITY

SENSORS PROLIFERATION

/ BIG DATA

MOBILITY

… and applicable for Greenfield as well as Brownfield cities


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A Sustainable Platform Empowering a Smarter City

Data

Control

Network

Analytics Value


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Smart City Layers And Components

DEVICES & SENSORS

SMART APPLICATIONS

CITY M2M PLATFORM

CITY SHARED NETWORK

CITY CLOUD DATACENTER

INTERCONNECTION

IP/MPLS AGGREGATION

WLAN/2G/3G/4G ROAMING

IP/MPLS CORE

. . . .

DC NETWORK

VIRTUALIZATION

BROADBAND ACCESS (FTTx, LTE)

SMALL CELLS/WLAN

IP BACKHAUL

DEVICE & SERVICE

MANAGEMENT DATA DELIVERY DATA COLLECTION

AND ANALYTICS

APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT PLATFORM

Partking

Mgt

Smart

Building Smart

Energy

Light

Industrial eHalth

Smart

City/Muni

CITY WIDE ACCESS


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Sensors Proliferation Challenge

Many data sources, many stakeholders, many applications

STREAMLINE

OPERATIONS

REDUCE

CONSUMPTION

IMPROVE

SERVICE

ASSET

TRACKING

BUILDING

MGMT

SMART

PARKING

OPEN DATA

GENERATOR MONITORING

TANK

MONITORING

SCADA IN THE CLOUD

SENSORED

STREET

LIGHTING

WATER/SEWER MGMT

CROWD

SOURCING

CITY M2M PLATFORM

IP

Motive M2M Platform

Connect, Control, Collect, Analyze, Action

Use case SCHNEIDER-ELECTRIC

SMART BUILDING (France)


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City Cloud Architecture Challenge

M2M architecture will emphasize the use of cloud architecture in the city

• Distributed computing and storage

across multiple data centers

• Retain high service quality via low

latency connections

• Extend network virtualization and

automation across data centers

CITY CLOUD

Photonic

Service Switch

(1830 PSS)

Virtualized

Services

Controller

SDN Controller

Data

Center

Data

Center

Data

Center

Data

Center

Compute

Storage

Compute

Storage

Compute

Storage

Compute

Storage

Compute

Storage

Compute

Storage 7750 SR 7750 SR

Use case


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Infrastructure Transformation Challenge

Smart City architecture calls for an IP transformation

Challenges

• Inefficiencies and Cost

• Operational complexity

• Evolving networks needs

CITY SHARED NETWORK

Use cases

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City – Wide Fixed Access

Services Providers technologies applied to smart cities

TWDM

PON

SMALL CELLS

BACKHAUL

RESIDENTIAL FTTH

MICRONODES

BACKHAUL

BUSINESS USERS

GPON

TWDM –PON

GPON Passive Optical LAN

CITY-WIDE ACCESS

Use cases

Hotel Kempinski, India

The Brunei Cancer Centre

Fuji Trading Bldg, Singapore

South Beach, Singapore …


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Seamless WIFI, 4G City Coverage And Capacity Challenge CITY-WIDE ACCESS

Provide 5 bar

voice quality

Deliver higher-quality

air interface

End users enjoy higher

throughput and faster, more

reliable data connections

Increase battery life

of mobile devices Small cells improve

QoE for users remaining

on the macro network

More coverage

in more places Small, low

powered devices

No need for

additional towers

Opportunity for

Innovative Applications

Reuse existing

street furniture

SMALL CELLS

Use cases


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Smart City Network Topology


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Thought Leaders

Considerations for Success

• Boost Innovation: Living labs embracing

technology R&D (sensor, communication,

IoT platforms & applications -

hackathons), business ecosystems

(Public Private Partnerships & SMEs) and

citizens.

• Policy – Out of the box thinking for

current regulations and ecosystem peers

(e.g. Alcatel-Lucent / JCDecaux

partnership)

• Community engagement is key for

success; e.g.: citizen surveys & feedback

loop; community trials ; crowd sourcing,

funding & adaption, success celebration.

Policy

Community

Source: Applications submitted for the Open Cities App Challenge 2013

Innovation


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In Summary

Smart City requirements for services are expected to

grow, driven by population changes, aging urban

infrastructure and new requirements

Broadband Networks drive economic and social

development and improve Smart Cities efficiency, effectiveness and safety

The smart city market is still emerging.

•Considerable variability exists in current forecasts

•Repeatable processes & ecosystems not in place yet

•Opportunities type are still unclear

Evaluate attractiveness

•First with a preliminary assessment for ―go –no go

•Then fill in details such has Business and Engagement Models

Decide if you want to embrace the challenge and

how


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