1. EveryTHING is someWHERE on the planet in space and in time
Smart Cities Summit
OGC Technical Committee Meetings Tokyo
1 December 2014
EveryTHING is someWHERE on the planet in space and in time

2. What is Location Powers?
Conversation & Dialogue
Idea sharing
Problem Solving
Strategy
Challenges
Guide
Action

3. What is Location Powers?
It’s about location & place. Knowing where things are and how they relate.

4. Participation Please ask at least one question today Share your ideas
Challenge assumptions
Tweet, Facebook, be social! #LPSmartCities
Draw/List/Creative write your ideas for location in a Smart City

5. Visualise your Thoughts
Many of you will sit there today and write notes in your note books – today please share those notes with everyone in whatever creative way you would like to 

6. Perspectives Diversity of perspectives in how you look at a city.
No one has a solution that fits for everyone and everything.
What therefore are the common perspectives?
Whilst we as the OGC focus on location technology, technology standards cannot be developed in isolation of the social, commercial, policy and cultural perspectives of the users and providers in a a smart city context.

7. What is your location lens?
Solution provider?
Maker Citizen?
Town planner?
Utilities provider?
Emergency Services?

8. The buzz words Smart Cities Sustainable Cities Connected Cities
Resilient Cities
Future Cities
Any others?

9. What’s so smart about Smart Cities?
A Smart City provides effective integration of physical, digital and human systems in the built environment to deliver a sustainable, prosperous and inclusive future for its citizens
BSI PAS 180
According to the WHO this year 54% of the worlds population was living in an urban environment
It is estimated that by 2017, even in less developed countries, a majority of people will be living in urban areas.

10. Where does location fit?
Where citizens are - how & what they relate to
Visualising the city landscape
Understanding networks & infrastructure
Managing a city environment
Planning for the future city
Responding to disasters
Creating spatial intelligence
Where does location fit for you?

11. Some thoughts…..
What is OGC already doing that can already help the vision of Smart Cities?
What are we missing as a standards organisation that we should be helping with?
What are your ideas on what we should be doing next?

12. Agenda – Smart Cities Summit
Location for Smart Cities (Denise McKenzie, OGC)
Smart City & the Citizen
Taichung City (Tien-Yin Chou, Feng Chia University)
Smart City Indicators and Quality of Life - ISO (Michi Kohno, Creative City Designers)
Morning Break
Visualizing a Smart City
CityGML & 3D (Carsten Rosendorf, Ordnance Survey)
IndoorGML (Ki-Joune Li, Pusan National University)
Discussion & Workshop
Lunch
Networks Social & Technology
Moving Features (Prof Ryoksuke Shibasaki, University of Tokyo)
Weather & the Smart City (Rich Carne, MetOffice)
SensorThings & IoT (Steve Liang, University of Calgary)
Afternoon Break
Understanding Smart Cities
Smart City Standards Architecture (George Percivall, OGC)
Expert Panel - What should OGC be doing to help Smart Cities? (Steve Liang, Michi Kohno, Steven Ramage)
OGC & the Smart City - Where next? (George Percivall, OGC CTO)
Close
Actions out of today:
Visual thoughts
George to go through in detail
White paper (refer to and brochure) – if anyone needs a paper version let Greg know.

13. Denise George Steve Rich Steven
Images used.

14. 2015 Conversation Themes Sustainable Development (April)
Location & the Citizen (September)
Mobile, Sensors & High Velocity (November)