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CLIENTS DRIVING INNOVATION CLIENTS DRIVING INNOVATION VTTs Australian Collaboration International Research Network ( ICALL ) ON THE WAY TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE KNOWLEDGE SOCIETY Performance Based Building ( EC PeBBU & AUS -PeBBu )


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ON THE WAY TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE KNOWLEDGE SOCIETY ─ THE EUROPEAN APPROACH

Pekka Huovila VTT Building and Transport Finland

Gold Coast

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VTT’s Australian Collaboration

  • International Research Network (ICALL)
  • Performance Based Building (EC PeBBU & AUS-PeBBu)
  • Joint ICT Briefing Tool Development (PRISM / EcoProP)
  • International IAI and IMS work
  • Long term collaboration between individual experts

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INFORMATION SOCIETY ROADMAPS

  • Intelligent and Sustainable Cities
  • ICT in Construction
  • Virtual Organisations and Breeding Environments
  • Corporate Responsibility and Stakeholder Reporting

INNOVATIVE COMMUNITIES ENABLING ENVIRONMENTS FOR MOBILE CITIZENS SYSTEMIC INNOVATION IN AN AMBIENT ENVIRONMENT

INTERNATIONAL INNOVATION

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INTERNATIONAL INNOVATION

INCREMENTAL IMPROVEMENT OR RADICAL CHANGE?

  • who will manage our projects in the future?
  • how much office space do we need in the future?
  • which will be the future lifestyles?
  • what is our global vision?

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CONSTRUCTION INNOVATION

Operation

Construction Construction

Design

  • materials
  • schedules
  • costs

technologies products (goods + services) processes

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Client’s Business

d i s t u r b a n c e

Planning, Regulations, Building Codes and other External Requirements

Operation & Facility Management Operation & Facility Management

Client’s Requirements setting and management Client’s Requirements setting and management Design Design Construction

Planning Commissioning Demolition

c o n s t r u c t i o n Client’s Needs

WHAT’S THE VALUE OF THE CONSTRUCTED ASSET? WHAT IS CONSTRUCTION? disturbance to clients’ business

  • whole life performance
  • whole life costs and profit
  • environmental pressure
  • social impacts

INNOVATIONS? systemic innovation social innovations different points of view

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CHANGING PRIORITIES?

Operation

Construction Construction

Construction

Operation & Facilities Management Operation & Facilities Management

WHAT DO WE OPTIMISE?

95 % 5 % 20 % 80 %

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CHANGING MARKET ENVIRONMENT

Construction

Operation & Facilities Management Operation & Facilities Management

WHAT DO WE OPTIMISE?

  • new procurement modes
  • new funding models
  • new risk scenarios
  • incremental improvement or rethinking?

20 % 80 %

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WHICH ARE OUR TOOLS?

  • the product modeling approach

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WHICH ARE OUR NEEDS?

  • what is still missing?

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WHICH ARE OUR NEEDS? seamless flow

  • f information

life cycle management

  • f information

validation validation earlier iterations validation

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INTERNATIONAL INNOVATION CASES

INFORMATION SOCIETY ROADMAPS

  • Sustainability and Intelligent Cities
  • ICT in Construction
  • Virtual Organisations and Breeding Environments
  • Corporate Responsibility and Stakeholder Reporting

INNOVATIVE COMMUNITIES ENABLING ENVIRONMENTS FOR MOBILE CITIZENS SYSTEMIC INNOVATION IN AN AMBIENT ENVIRONMENT

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INFORMATION SOCIETY INDEX

600 700 800 900 1000 35 45 55 65 75

DK FI CA US CH SI CZ SP IT AU

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ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY INDEX 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 600 700 800 900 1000

FI CA CH AU KR BE UK

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15 CLIENTS DRIVING INNOVATION FINLAND CANADA NEW ZEALAND DENMARK GERMANY BELGIUM AUSTRALIA SPAINISRAEL JAPAN ITALY CZECH REPUBLIC sustainability ict literacy I N F O R M A T I O N S O C I E T Y I N D E X environmentally sustainable society information society sustainable knowledge society E N V I R O N M E N T A L S U S T A I N A B I L I T Y I N D E X

incremental improvement or big changes?

UNITED STATES UNITED KINGDOM KOREA SWITZERLAND PORTUGAL FRANCE SLOVENIA IRELAND

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North West South Central

INFORMATION SOCIETY ROADMAPS Sustainable Urban Development and Intelligent Cities

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Central Eastern conclusions

barriers

  • the transform ation process
  • insufficient resources lead to restricted access
  • deficits of I CT know ledge and skills
  • lack of m otivation using new techniques
  • social barriers, need of face- to- face contacts
  • the lack of legal regulations

enablers

  • high accessibility of I CT needs by low cost equipm ent
  • I CT know ledge by I CT training for city adm inistration
  • I CT developm ent based on local skills and know ledge

I ntelcity Scenario votes

  • alternative scenario

6

  • virtual city

3,25

  • environm ent city

2,75

  • cultural city

2,15

  • e- dem ocracy city

0,25

  • post- catastrophe

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Central Eastern Alternative Scenarios

Patchw ork City

  • segregated and differentiated lifestyles and city

districts

  • specific areas in cities w ill develop differently
  • disperse urban structures
  • cities are different and specific scenarios are m ore

likely to com e to pass in one city than in another city

Trend City

  • no dram atic changes; colourful, allow ing atm osphere
  • I CT w ill not change our city, but
  • I CT prevents the city from collapsing
  • w e m ight depend on I CT
  • m odern society needs com plex support system s

Overload City

  • over- com plexity leads to less participation
  • the citizens feel e- violence and e- pow er, that leads to

less active citizens discouraged to get involved in decision m aking processes

  • coercion
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19 CLIENTS DRIVING INNOVATION INTELCITY Landing Places INTELCITY Landing Places

EU Policy Goals: 2003 2006 2013 2030 2008

2030 Sustainable Development Basic eSkilled, Sustainability- Aware Society Environmentally Responsible Networked Society Culturally Cohesive Post Fossil Fuel Knowledge Society Sustainable Society in Smart Cities – the eAgora

Key SUD Research Steps Key SUD Research Steps

2010 Knowledge Society

Development of Sustainable Knowledge City Vision Development of Sustainable Knowledge City Vision

Up 2006 e-Skilled Society. Enabling protocols & standards. ICT inter-

  • perability

Specification of IOSCP Up to 2008 Networked Society Implement IOSCP Intelligent city systems Nano tech’y data capture Environ- mentally responsible Society & Life- styles CSR Political stability Conflict resolution Culturally Cohesive Society Agreed SD/SUD Plans Sustainable post fossil fuel life-styles Up to 2013 Knoweldge Society Ambient Intelligence IOSCP based eGov. DSS linked to sensors Sustainable Aware Soc. Common vision Participa- tion Meeting pollution targets Beyond 2013 e-Agora Integrated SMART City implemented Full e- Democracy Dematerialisego

  • ds + e-

services Sustainable Society Closed urban metabolism Fully implemented incentive system e-planning

Key ICT Research Steps

Summary Roadmap diagram

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  • EC FP6 Integrated Project
  • IST Networked Business and

Governments

  • 11,7 M €

EU 7 M €

  • 18 months

0104 – 0705 phase I

  • 20 Cities, 20 ICT companies, 30+

research organizations

  • WP2b e/m-Participation
  • Wired and Wireless Platforms for

e-Voting/m-Polling

  • Helsinki, Tampere, Nokia, GoPro,

UIAH, VTT

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INFORMATION SOCIETY ROADMAPS Strategic Roadmap towards Knowledge- Driven Sustainable Construction

e e-

  • HUB

HUB

European construction sector organisations

IMS IMS

Global RTD Standardisation Key IST research projects IST clusters and networks

Hungary Hungary

National programmes + support groups

F P 6 F P 6

R O A D C O N R O A D C O N

GlobEMEN GlobEMEN Slovenia Slovenia France France PUCA PUCA bcXML bcXML ISO STEP ISO STEP W3C W3C OMG OMG OAG OAG IAI/ISO IAI/ISO IFC2x IFC2x Italy Italy FTI, MIUR, ANCE FTI, MIUR, ANCE Denmark Denmark Digital Digital building building Germany Germany BMVBW BMVBW, , BMWi BMWi, , GAEB GAEB Finland Finland TEKES, VERA, TEKES, VERA, ProIT,UTT ProIT,UTT VOSTER VOSTER ENBRI ENBRI eLEGAL eLEGAL OSMOS OSMOS ISTforCE ISTforCE eCOGNOS eCOGNOS e e-

  • CORE

CORE DIVERCITY DIVERCITY eConstruct eConstruct NESKEY NESKEY

Other IST roadmaps

ICCI ICCI prod prodAEC AEC ECI ECI CEN / ISSS CEN / ISSS PROCURE PROCURE Japan Japan ENCORD ENCORD ECCREDI ECCREDI ISO PLIB ISO PLIB ISO/ ICIS ISO/ ICIS TC59/SC13 WG6 TC59/SC13 WG6 INTELCITY INTELCITY VOMAP VOMAP Netherlands Netherlands ConstrucTable ConstrucTable, , PAIS PAIS Belgium Belgium Poland Poland Czeck Czeck Rep Rep. . Norway Norway Spain Spain USA USA Australia CRC IC Australia CRC IC Switzerland Switzerland Turkey Turkey Sweden Sweden Competitive Competitive Blg Blg ITBoF ITBoF Portugal Portugal FEDER, MSI, AI FEDER, MSI, AI UK UK EPSRC, DTI, EPSRC, DTI, CITE, SIENE CITE, SIENE FutWorksp FutWorksp

ROADCON Support Group

All major stakeholders 286 organisations ~70% industry 28 countries

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  • up

up

Mobile Mobile simulation simulation Value creation Value creation process process Requirements Requirements engineering engineering Performance Performance based procure based procure-

  • ment modes

ment modes Performance Performance classification classification system system Capturing Capturing customer customer needs needs Requirement Requirement management management tools tools Value adding Value adding procucts procucts Value Value networks networks

Cost driven Cost driven business business process process

Use ICT ICT based based verification verification tools tools Performance Performance based contractual based contractual modes modes Online Online conformity conformity assessment assessment Mass custo Mass custo-

  • mised system

mised system concepts concepts Virtual Virtual testbeds testbeds Modular Modular product product concepts concepts Product Product development development methodologies methodologies

Performance driven proces Performance driven process

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Take Take-

  • up

up Advanced Advanced identity identity management management Wireless Wireless network network Seamless Seamless interconnec interconnec-

  • tivity

tivity Network Network reconfigur reconfigur-

  • ability

ability Secure Secure mobile mobile appli appli-

  • cations

cations Natural Natural Language Language Remote Remote controlled controlled devices devices Intelligent Intelligent products products & & devices devices Product Product tagging tagging Logistics Logistics management management Integration Integration of

  • f

high precision high precision localising localising technologies technologies Semantic Semantic based content based content integration integration

Ambient access Ambient access

Network Network Integrated Integrated devices devices Context Context aware aware systems systems GPS GPS-

  • based

based services services Secure access Secure access to to distributed distributed information information Integration Integration

  • f
  • f advanced

advanced interfaces interfaces Adaptive Adaptive Multi Multi-

  • Modal

Modal Interfaces Interfaces Use Use of

  • f

wearable wearable appliances appliances Multimedia Multimedia interfaces interfaces / / devices devices

LAN, Web (Internet), Mobile LAN, Web (Internet), Mobile phones phones & & PDAs PDAs, GPS , GPS

Use Smart building Smart building Digital site Digital site Ubiquitous Ubiquitous & & realtime realtime network network Self organising Self organising semantic based semantic based & & context aware context aware systems systems

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Facility Management Maintenance Operation Use of facility Construction Onsite operations Logistics Manufacturing and transport of products

Current practice

RFID in construction State of the Art

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Vision

Facility Managemenit RFID in maintenance Operation RFID in building use Construction RFID in building site

  • perations

Logistics RFID in manufacturing and transport

Vision

RFID in life cycle management

  • f facilities

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Wireless Wireless sensors sensors Practice

Research Research Emerging Emerging Happy facility w ith satisfied users

Scanned draw ing archives Scanned draw ing archives

RFID RFID in Facility Management

Condition assessment Condition assessment Service manuals Service manuals Product specifications Product specifications

RFID RFID in in products products Requirements Requirements model model Maintenance Maintenance plan plan Construction Construction model model Product Product model model link link Maintenance Maintenance model model Self Self diagnostics diagnostics Reporting Reporting Localisation Localisation Virtual Virtual model model Learning Learning systems systems Powerless Powerless networks networks Self Self maintenance maintenance New New services services Integrated Integrated sensors sensors Alarms Alarms

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  • MOSAIC

Roadm ap Design for Collaborative Virtual Organizations in Dynam ic Business Ecosystem s Context Aware Collaborative Environments for Next Generation Business Networks Strategic Action for a Sustainable Knowledge & Information Age

VOmap

Interacts with Interacts with Goes to Goes to Contributes to Contributes to Delivers Delivers Prepares / agrees Prepares / agrees Support delivery of Support delivery of Implements, complies with & uses Implements, complies with & uses Virtual Organisation Virtual Organisation Breeding Environment Breeding Environment Product

  • r service

Product

  • r service

... ... Standards Standards ICT platform ICT platform Procedures Procedures ... ... Standards Standards ICT platform ICT platform Procedures Procedures Organisation (legal entity) Organisation (legal entity) Customer Customer Participates in Participates in Leads Leads Initialises Initialises Coordinates co-delivery of Coordinates co-delivery of Shares, collaborates using Shares, collaborates using

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NEw Partnerships for Sustainable Development in the Knowledge EconomY NEw Partnerships for Sustainable Development in the Knowledge EconomY

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Achieving a Sustainable Society

  • Is transparent
  • Is widely understood, supported and used
  • Is efficient (leverages ICT capability)
  • Accepts input and provides data 360 degrees

The threshold for achieving a sustainable society is a sustainable economy that generates both tangible and Intangible wealth.

Such an economy requires a feedback system that

Sustainable society means

  • environmental sustainability
  • social sustainability
  • economic sustainability

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30 CLIENTS DRIVING INNOVATION Intangible Indictors Intangible Indictors Built Environment Indicators Built Environment Indicators Sustainability Indictors

360 Account- ability

  • Measures
  • Methodologies
  • Enabling Factors
  • Measures
  • Methodologies
  • Enabling Factors
  • Incentives Research
  • Competencies Training
  • Methodologies
  • Valuation
  • Sustainability

Metrics

  • Reporting

Methodologies

  • Sustainability

Methodologies for Cities/Regions

1 5

  • Measures
  • Relationships
  • Test Beds

ICT Capability Integrated Open Source

  • Interface based on XML, XSL, VRML, eGIF, and other standards
  • Decision & analysis system supported by GIS & analysis tools such as data mining, etc.
  • Integrated multi-dimensional database with intelligent information management.

ICT Capability Integrated Open Source

  • Interface based on XML, XSL, VRML, eGIF, and other standards
  • Decision & analysis system supported by GIS & analysis tools such as data mining, etc.
  • Integrated multi-dimensional database with intelligent information management.

2 3 4 5 6

  • Supporting

technologies

  • Test Beds

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Improve ments Improve ments

Expand reporting Expand reporting

Short Term 2008 Mid Term 2015

Research Linkages Research Linkages

Global Policies Global Policies Index Index Policy Changes Policy Changes Common Framework Common Framework

Assess ICT Assess ICT

Later Stages 2030 Immediate 2005

Research Impacts Research Impacts Launch Community Launch Community Open Platform

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workplace from the mWorker view point > NEEDS workplace created based on mWorking requirements mWorker has needs in home homes meeting user requirements mWorker has needs in community communities are developed based on user requirements mWorker has needs in consuming commercial services based on customer requirements

needs requirements Interface, conformity services products & infrastructure result

Productive mWorkspace Supportive individual social nodal point Supportive collective social network Self-actualized, esteemed mCustomers Customer segment tailored Whole Life services Modular home selection services with mVisualisation aids Novel, innovative and inclusive 4S services mCustomer Initiated flexible self-sustained mServices Adaptable productive mOffice-concepts Adaptable mass customized comfortable homes Serviceable, Sustainable, Safe and Supportive built environment Mobile agile value networked infrastructure

mCustomer

Living logistics

mCitizen

Capable and enabling communities

mResident

Suitable, affordable homes

mWorker

Distributed mWorkplace solutions

mobile users and workers built environment

business

  • pportunities!

ambient intelligent landscape for mWorker, increase of worklife balance by suitable solutions, increase of sustainable productivity and wellbeing

ENABLING ENVIRONMENTS

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LivingLab APPROACH

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mLocus CONCEPT

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AMI in Europe

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Ron Newbower, Mass General April 29, 2003

H

DISCHARGE ADMISSION

REFERRAL

SUPPLIES SUPPORT TECHNOLOGY ISLANDS WITH SPECIALISTS

REFERRAL

BED

R E F E R R A L

BED BED

HEALTHCARE - traditional approach

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users of facilities Networks globally

VISION

  • peration

design processes conditions

LI FE CYCLE PROCESSES

Healing Hospital

CORE ACTI VI TI ES PERFORM- ANCE SUPPORTI NG PROCESSES

HEALING HOSPITAL OF THE KNOWLEDGE SOCIETY

Healing Hospital Healing Community Healing Home

Pekka Huovila VTT & Jarmo S uominen UAIH / MIT 19.03.04

HEALTHCARE – in Future

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40 CLIENTS DRIVING INNOVATION FACILITY INVESTMENT BRAND ENABLING PERSONNEL COMMUNITY Real estate value Capital cost Running costs Corporate image Location and local services Communication, CSR Equipment Systems Communication, ICT

€ / m2 € / person / year € / m2 judgement tick from list tick from list tick from list tick from list tick from list

econom y identity technology

MAIN CATEGORY SUB CATEGORY INDICATOR UNIT / ASSESSMENT

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41 CLIENTS DRIVING INNOVATION FACILITY WORK PLACE INDIVIDUAL WELL-BEING SUPPORT SERVICES PERSONNEL COMMUNITY Usability Performance Adaptability Indoor conditions Workplace design Comfort and pleasure Diversity of teamspaces Conferencing facilities Work life balance

  • ccupancy

tick from list tick from list tick from list judgement judgement tick from list tick from list tick from list

productivity psycho- social serviceability

MAIN CATEGORY SUB CATEGORY INDICATOR UNIT / ASSESSMENT

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42 CLIENTS DRIVING INNOVATION FACILITY ACCESSIBILITY SUSTAINABILITY SAFETY PERSONNEL COMMUNITY Design for all Public transport Light transport Energy consumption Service life and recycling

  • Syst. mainten. &
  • environm. risks

Human security Information infrastructure Material safety

measure tick from list tick from list measure tick from list tick from list tick from list tick from list tick from list

connectivity environm ent protection

MAIN CATEGORY SUB CATEGORY INDICATOR UNIT / ASSESSMENT

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INVESTMENT ENABLING

COMMUNITY

Real estate value Capital cost Running costs Corporate image BRAND Location and local services Communication, CSR Equipment Systems Communication, ICT

econom y identity technology MAI N CATEGORY SUB CATEGORY INDICATOR WORK PLACE SUPPORT SERVICES

Usability Performance Adaptability Indoor conditions

PERSONNEL

INDIVIDUAL WELL-BEING Workplace design Comfort and pleasure Diversity of teamspaces Conferencing facilities Work life balance productivity psycho- social serviceability ACCESSIBILITY SAFETY Design for all Public transport Light transport Energy consumption SUSTAINABILITY Service life and recycling Systematic maintenance & Envir. risks Human security Information infrastructure Material safety connectivity environm ent protection 3 5 % 4 5 % 2 0 % 2 5 % 4 0 % 3 5 % 2 5 % 5 0 % 2 5 % 3 0 % 5 0 % 2 0 %

BUSINESS ENABLERS BUSINESS ENABLERS

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INTERNATIONAL INNOVATION

CHANGING MARKET ENVIRONMENT

  • new variables?
  • new priorities?

SUSTAINABLE KNOWLEDGE SOCIETY VISION

  • different approaches (Roadmaps)
  • mobile individuals with varying user profiles

INNOVATIVE OPENINGS

  • Living Laboratories
  • Future healthcare
  • Enabling environments

→ systemic and social innovations → win-win-win concepts