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Senseable Cities City as a platform

Kristian Kloeckl [kloeckl@mit.edu] Senseable City Lab | Massachusetts Institute of Technology Platform Strategy Executive Symposium | MIT Media Lab | Friday July 26, 2013

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data generated as by-product...

cellphone network smart grid managed fleets sensor networks transport networks parking access ATM’s cargo movements

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exploring new connections between people, objects and space by creative use of digital technologies

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WikiCity Rome & LIVE Singapore!

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Connectivity: Is public transportation where the people are?

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Venice Architecture Biennale

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wikicity rome notte bianca | long night of museums

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from:

pen platform for

historic data to:

pen platform for

real-time data LIVE Singapore!

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larger and growing number of very different kinds of data feeds from: . existing infrastructures and systems . sensor networks . user generated data

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Changi Airport Group ComfortDelGro (16.000 taxis) Energy Market Authority (EMA) National Environment Agency (NEA) PSA (Port of Singapore) SP Services (Electricity provider) SingTel (Cellphone operator)

LIVE Singapore data sharing partners first phase

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LIVE Singapore! exhibition SAM | Singapore Art Museum | April 2011

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LIVE Singapore! exhibition SAM | Singapore Art Museum | April 2011

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video online at: http://senseable.mit.edu/livesingapore/visualizations.html

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crowd sourcing application design LIVE Singapore! real time data platform with tools real Singapore city and citizens

LIVE Singapore is no single one application but an enabling platform for applications

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the real-time map the real city

.1 real time data for sync’ed feedback loop bringing data back to the city

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.2 not only transport related data people move for a purpose

products services events friends & family …

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.2 not only transport related data people move within a context

interests preferences past experiences social network

nline profiles

air quality noise water quality temperature humidity traffic congestion trip availability road blocks people density

personal context ambient context

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.3 data collection/combination/distribution ambient sensor. infrastructure networks. user generated …

collecting data evaluation elaboration re-distributing data

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.4 visualization/tangibilization of data turning data into tangible/visible instruments

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Visual explorations of urban mobility

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making data accessible to users

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touching bus rides data lenses traffic

rigins

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video online at:

http://senseable.mit.edu/visual-explorations-urban-mobility/touching-bus-rides.html

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ChangiNow

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ChangiNOW balancing the supply of taxis at singapore’s changi international airport

harnessing real time data on passenger air traffic and taxi operations

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Opportunistic acceleration mapping

taxi data top acceleration spots hot spot correspondence

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some policy questions relevant to an urban real-time data platform

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how to create an incentive structure for people to share their data?

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who runs the platform? who owns the platform?

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who owns the data? . the individuals who generate it with their actions? . the entity operating the technology system? . the collective public? . ...

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how transparent is data usage? . do data generators (citizens) know if/when data they generate is used for other purposes? . ...

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what revenue model for data and apps? . revenue sharing between data providers and application developers? . how to establish the value of data? . ...

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Senseable Cities City as a platform

Kristian Kloeckl [kloeckl@mit.edu] Senseable City Lab | Massachusetts Institute of Technology Platform Strategy Executive Symposium | MIT Media Lab | Friday July 26, 2013

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