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Kristian Lundberg 2014-05-09

[email protected]

CCC

-

TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE ATTRACTIVE CITY

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Climate and

environmental

threats

Military

defence

International

actions

Threats and

risks in society

BUSINESS CONCEPT

1937

2013

Saab constantly develops, adopts and improves new technology to meet changing customer needs.

Saab serves the global market of governments, authorities and corporations with products,

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PORTFOLIO

LAND

LAND

NAVAL

NAVAL

AIR

AIR

CIVIL

SECURITY

CIVIL

SECURITY

COMMERCIAL

AERONAUTICS

COMMERCIAL

AERONAUTICS

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SAAB PRESENCE WITH PERSONNEL

(FULL & PART TIME)

Sales 2012: MSEK 24,010

Employees 2012: 13,968

Established on 32 markets

Sales to 100 markets

(5)

THE GREENTECH

BUSINESS CONCEPT

R&D as a percentage of sales 2012

25

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TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE ATTRACTIVE CITY BY SAAB

EFFICIENT, SECURE AND SUSTAINABLE

Renewable energy and smart grids: 1, 8, 10, 11

Waste to Energy: 8

Transport: 2, 4, 5, 6

Security: 3, 7

Measuring and controlling the city: 9

Projects A, B, C

Partnerships

6

8

7

1

5

3

2

4

9

10

11

A

C

B

@

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Picture: NASA, NOAA

…rapid urbanization, changed demographics, climate

and environmental related difficulties, fiscal strains,

ageing city systems…

…rapid urbanization, changed demographics, climate

and environmental related difficulties, fiscal strains,

ageing city systems…

à

Measuring the City

à

Communication

à

Cooperation

How can a city coordinate and manage

sustainable growth?

How can a city become more inclusive and

transparent?

(8)

Picture: NASA, NOAA

BACKGROUND

CCC

à

Service

City Data

Integrate

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09-2007

FOOTER

Inter-American

Development Bank,

Swedish Energy Agency,

Saab AB

Linköping (SE)

Joao Pessoa (BR)

Mobility, Security, Energy

and Environment

How to implement?

SAAB CITY COOPERATION CENTER

PROJECT, SCOP

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We want to know where we are…

….

To measure the city!

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Trujillo

Environmental

Land

Water

Energy

Air quality

Noise

Green house gases

Solid waste

Wastewater

Natural disasters

Environmental public health

No landfill (waste disposal)

Low quality for water supply

Low treatment of waste waters

Outdated plans for natural

disasters risk prevention

Fiscal and Governance

Employs participating planning

processes Transparency

Independent auditing of public

accounts

Financial and administrative

Maximizes its tax base

Manages debt responsibly

Employs management by results

Evaluates quality of public

expenditure

Implements modern management

Low tax base producing limited

resources for investment

Low transparency in fiscal

management

Planning

Housing

Land use

Urban inequality

Mode

Mobility

Pollution

Security

Public perception

Station effectiveness

Police management

Community involvement

Productivity

Employment

Education

Innovation

Informal/inadequate housing

Suboptimal public transportation

Security concerns (homicides)

Urban development

Main opportunities per pillar based on objective diagnostic

Dashboard and beyond

Trends

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Trujillo

Environmental

Land

Water

Energy

Air quality

Noise

Green house gases

Solid waste

Wastewater

Natural disasters

Environmental public health

No landfill (waste disposal)

Low quality for water supply

Low treatment of waste waters

Outdated plans for natural

disasters risk prevention

Fiscal and Governance

Employs participating planning

processes Transparency

Independent auditing of public

accounts

Financial and administrative

Maximizes its tax base

Manages debt responsibly

Employs management by results

Evaluates quality of public

expenditure

Implements modern management

Low tax base producing limited

resources for investment

Low transparency in fiscal

management

Planning

Housing

Land use

Urban inequality

Mode

Mobility

Pollution

Security

Public perception

Station effectiveness

Police management

Community involvement

Productivity

Employment

Education

Innovation

Informal/inadequate housing

Suboptimal public transportation

Security concerns (homicides)

Urban development

Main opportunities per pillar based on objective diagnostic

Dashboard

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Decision Gap

(Strategic Management)

Trujillo

Environmental

Land

Water

Energy

Air quality

Noise

Green house gases

Solid waste

Wastewater

Natural disasters

Environmental public health

Fiscal and Governance

Employs participating planning processes

Transparency

Independent auditing of public accounts

Financial and administrative

Maximizes its tax base

Manages debt responsibly

Employs management by results

Evaluates quality of public expenditure

Implements modern management

Urban development

Situation

Awareness

Dashboard

Planning

Housing

Land use

Urban inequality

Mode

Mobility

Pollution

Security

Public perception

Governance

?

Decision support

Domain

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City structures and Decision

Processes …

To understand the City!

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DECISION PROCESSES

The need for cooperation, coordination and collaboration

are the same in each complex enterprise, from a larger

project to full-scale activities in a region ...or a city. Can we

control long term Change?

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DECISION PROCESSES - Structured Strategies

OVERALL VISIONS/STRATEGIES/OBJECTIVES

Planning

Housing

Land use

Urban inequality

Mode

Mobility

Pollution

Security

Public perception

Trujillo

Environmental

Land

Water

Energy

Air quality

Noise

Green house gases

Solid waste

Wastewater

Natural disasters

Environmental public health

Fiscal and Governance

Employs participating planning processes Transparency

Independent auditing of public accounts Financial and administrative Maximizes its tax base Manages debt responsibly Employs management by results Evaluates quality of public expenditure Implements modern management

Urban development

Trujillo

Environmental

Land

Water

Energy

Air quality

Noise

Green house gases

Solid waste

Wastewater

Natural disasters

Environmental public health

Fiscal and Governance

Employs participating planning processes Transparency

Independent auditing of public accounts Financial and administrative Maximizes its tax base Manages debt responsibly Employs management by results Evaluates quality of public expenditure Implements modern management

Urban development

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DECISION PROCESSES - Structured Strategies

OVERALL VISIONS/STRATEGIES/OBJECTIVES

Planning

Housing

Land use

Urban inequality

Mode

Mobility

Pollution

Security

Public perception

Trujillo

Environmental

Land

Water

Energy

Air quality

Noise

Green house gases

Solid waste

Wastewater

Natural disasters

Environmental public health

Fiscal and Governance

Employs participating planning processes Transparency

Independent auditing of public accounts Financial and administrative Maximizes its tax base Manages debt responsibly Employs management by results Evaluates quality of public expenditure Implements modern management

Urban development

Trujillo

Environmental

Land

Water

Energy

Air quality

Noise

Green house gases

Solid waste

Wastewater

Natural disasters

Environmental public health

Fiscal and Governance

Employs participating planning processes Transparency

Independent auditing of public accounts Financial and administrative Maximizes its tax base Manages debt responsibly Employs management by results Evaluates quality of public expenditure Implements modern management

Urban development

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CCC -

CITY INFORMATION MODEL

Include Vertical and Horisontal Dimensions - Co-operate and Act

VERTICAL

SOLUTIONS

Societal Training

Horisontal Solution

Transparency

Horisontal solutions

Co-operative Information Sharing Co-operative Analysis Decisions

Trujillo Environmental ▪ Land ▪ Water ▪ Energy ▪ Air quality ▪ Noise

▪ Green house gases

▪ Solid waste

▪ Wastewater

▪ Natural disasters

▪ Environmental public health

Fiscal and Governance

Employs part icipating planning processes Transparency

Independent auditing of public accounts Financial and administrative Maximizes it s tax base Manages debt responsibly Employs management by results Evaluates quality of public expenditure Implements modern management

Urban development Trujillo Environmental ▪ Land ▪ Water ▪ Energy ▪ Air quality ▪ Noise

▪ Green house gases

▪ Solid waste

▪ Wastewater

▪ Natural disasters

▪ Environmental public health

Fiscal and Governance

Employs part icipating planning processes Transparency

Independent auditing of public accounts Financial and administrative Maximizes it s tax base Manages debt responsibly Employs management by results Evaluates quality of public expenditure Implements modern management

Urban development

Planning

Housing

Land use

Urban inequality

Mode

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Saab Horizontal Solutions - CCC

VERTICAL SOLUTIONS

Co-operative Information Sharing Co-operative Analysis Decisions

Horisontal Solution

Transparency

Samverkanswebben

Information Sharing

CCC

Volunteer sensor - Dialogue

Rapid 3D Mapping – Virtual City

Command & Control

Resource Management

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Energy Efficiency

Land Transport, ITS

Saab Verticals Solutions

VERTICAL SOLUTIONS

Co-operative Information Sharing Co-operative Analysis Decisions

Horisontal Solution

Transparency

Environment

Water

Comunication

Security, CIP

CCC

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Demonstrator in

Linköping

Workshops, Domain Meetings and Feedback….

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Needs Analysis

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Safe & Secure

Growth

Health

Sustainable

Innovation

Attr aktiv stad

Innovation

Core Values

Attractive City

Citizen Dialog

Build

Relationship

Operative

Governance

Strategic

Governance

City Branding

Cooperation

Crowd data

Feedback

Partners

Indicators, Processes

Project Catalogue

Means

Indicators

Processes

Organization

VERTICAL SOLUTIONS VERTICAL SOLUTIONS

Open & Regulated data

Analysis

Distribution

Cooperation

Architechture

Needs

Analysis

SAAB Tools

R3DM

SAFE

Samverkanwebben

SUSIE

Trafiken.nu

Strada

SING

Visualization Data Mining

Statistics

Platform for

Open and Regulated data

Digital Cooperation Platform

Particles Traffic Energy Deviations

Tools

knowledge

Comunication

Plan

Common

Picture &

Datasharing

Urban

Environment

CCC Demo

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Observations

Measurements relates to several domains

Use measurements for cross sectorial benefits

Citizens dialogue is one key input and output in each domain

Live data/Statistics enhance fact based decision making but is

rarely used

The power of cross sectorial cooperation may be underestimated

Hence:

Valid structure:

Measure, Cooperate, Analyze and Distribute

(Citizens and professional users)

Central access of data from a common platform with open

arcitecture and open interfaces – promotes growth

Based on this…Sharp and Smart solutions are ”easy” to

implement

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Needs analysis

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Statistics

Traffic light Sensors bikes Cell phone data Parking/Bus Disruptions Human sensors

Tools

STRADA, Traffic,

Noise models,

Maintainance

Integrated data

Efficient

Public transport

Travel pattern

(Commuting, Biking)

Fact based

Decisions

Flow, transport, bikes

People

Maintainance Planning

(facts, communication)

Security

City state, City

dashboard

Citizen Dialogue

Cross Sectorial

Communication

(forum & Cooperatio)

Dynamic Traffic

coordination

Real time data

Into statistics

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Cooperation: A Flexible Digital Platform

A cooperation group can be initiated in order to solve cross sectional issues and decision

making

.

Digital Cooperation Platform

Strategic

Goal Handling

Domain

Tools

Environment:

Coordinate open data on a local and regional level.

Water:

Stakeholder cooperation in water drainage areas

Energy:

Stakeholder cooperation in energy reduction programs

Traffic :

Stakeholder cooperation in maintainance opeartions etc.

Roles

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Overview

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SCOP City Visualization and management system and interface

Plattform for

Open & Regulated data

Digital Cooperation platform

Dialogue Platform

Platform for

Information integration,

analysis, statistics,

indicators,

Cooperation

Real time measurement

Interface

Open Data Traffic Energy Deviations

LKPG

CITY APP

Rapportera avvikelse

P

Parkering

Status:276 lediga

Nyheter

Status:4 olästa

Event

Status:13 i regionen

Trafik

Status:OK

Ärenden

Status:2 pågående

Statistics

Analysis

Tools

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SCOP Linköping Demonstration

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Traffic application,

Traffic flows, Disturbance info, Travel patterns, Particle model,

Bicycle info, position based (promotes a better cycling city)

Scenario ”the connection Environment-Health-Energy”

Energy consumption per neighborhood,

Total CO2 emissions (energy + transport). Monitoring of air pollution,

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SCOP Linköping Demonstration

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Citizen Dialogue

Package information, surveys, crowd sourcing – App,Webb

Strategic City Management

Indicators, Analysis, Assessment & Feedback

Loops:

Energy production management -> involve citizens -> behavioral change ->

profit sharing

Traffic -> SMHI -> Emissions -> Citizens -> Tracking of health

Emissions -> Dynamic parking pricing -> involve citizens ->

change in traffic pattern

Particles -> Local Emission -> Change Operations -> Emissions reduced ?

Sens

orer

SAAB

Objective Manager

Mål

Mål:

Trevlig stad

Status:

OK

Komponenter:Vårkänsla, luftvärde, medborgarenkäter, sjukvård, skola

Mål:

Rolig region

Status:

BRA

DELMÅL :

Mål:

Gatuslagsmål

Status:

För lite!

Komponenter:Misshandel, polisingripanden, upplopp

67%

53%

73%

56%

32%

19%

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JOÃO PESSOA – PARAÍBA

THE BRAZILIAN CITY

Population:

723.515 (inhabitants)

Area:

(Km²) 211,475

Population density (inhab/Km²) 3.421,30

Mayor:

Luciano Cartaxo – PT (Workers Party)

Main challenges identified

:

1.

Urban Mobility

2.

Civil Security

3.

Environment Management

(water quality, risk and vulnerability analysis)

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JOÃO PESSOA – PARAÍBA

Saab and IDB meeting with João Pessoa Mayor- Mr. Luciano Cartaxo

Technical Mission to João Pessoa, 4-8 Nov 2013.

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