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1 | Standardization Activities on Smart | 7 | Community Issues. Trade-offs. Note: Items |
Cities in ISO and IEC. Dr Yoshiaki | in the tables are indicative examples. | ||
Ichikawa, Chairman of ISO/TC 268/SC 1 and | Perspective. Items. Residents. Residents. | ||
IEC TC 111. | Residents. Residents. Convenience. | ||
2 | Comfort. Safety. Resilience. Community | ||
3 | Structure of ISO/TC 268. Structure. | Manager. Community Manager. Community | |
Officers. Scope. TC268 Sustainable | Manager. Efficiency. Economic vitality. | ||
Development in Communities. Management | Demographic sustainability. Environment. | ||
System. WG1. Global City Indicators. WG2. | Environment. Environment. Environment. | ||
TC268/SC1 Smart Community Infrastructures. | Climate change. Conservation of natural | ||
WG1 Infrastructure metrics. Smart | resources. Biodiversity. … Items | ||
Community Infrastructure Metrics. Common | (indicative). Colloquial description. | ||
framework for development and operation of | Example (indicative, for discussion). | ||
smart community infrastructures. AHG1 | Service quality. can be used in anywhere. | ||
System Aspects. 2. Chairman: France | Population per public tap or standpipe | ||
Secretary: France. Convenor: France. | Area coverage rate of mobile phone network | ||
Convenor: Canada. Chairman: Japan Vice | Average distance to nearest public | ||
chairman: China Secretary: Japan. | transport station/stop. Operational | ||
Convenor: Japan. Convenor: Japan. | efficiency. Operational efficiency. | ||
TC:Technical committee, SC: Subcommittee, | Operational efficiency. can be used any | ||
WG: Working Group, AHG: Ad-hoc Group. | time. Operating hours (24h365days). no | ||
4 | Scope of ISO/TC 268/SC 1. | need to wait. Frequency of train services. | |
Standardization in the field of smart | ease of use. Information Extent of | ||
community infrastructures, including basic | complexity of the procedure to use | ||
concepts to define and describe smartness | (contract, payment,etc). Maintainability. | ||
of community infrastructures as scalable | everyone can use. Extent of barrier-free | ||
and integrable systems, harmonized metrics | multiple language. Resilience. Resilience. | ||
for benchmarking, usage of the metrics for | Resilience. Resilience. no limit of use. | ||
application to the diverse types of | Energy consumption per capita. no | ||
communities, and specifications for | congestion (sufficient supply). Congestion | ||
measurement, reporting and verification, | level (e.g.120% of capacity) Bandwidth, | ||
ensuring avoidance of overlaps and | speed of communication. tasty. Amount of | ||
contradictions with ISO/TC 268 | materials that have negative effect on | ||
deliverables. The proposed standards will | taste. can use as expected or scheduled. | ||
focus on technical aspects of community | Rate of train delay. … … … | ||
infrastructures including energy, water, | 8 | Proposed roadmap for deliverables. | |
transportation, waste and ICT that support | 2013 (expected). 2014 (expected). TR 37150 | ||
the operations and activities of | Review of existing activities. - Review of | ||
communities. The concept of smartness is | relevant activities - Directions for | ||
addressed in terms of performance relevant | future standardization. TS 37151 General | ||
to technologically implementable | principles and requirements. -Basic | ||
solutions, in accordance with sustainable | concept in community level -Neutral | ||
development in communities as elaborated | against specific infrastructure. | ||
in ISO/TC 268. 3. | Application to particular types of | ||
5 | Outline of ISO/TC 268/SC 1. Title. | community infrastructures. - Apply the | |
Smart community infrastructures. Creation. | general principles & requirements (PWI | ||
2012. Chairperson. Dr. Yoshi Ichikawa | 37151) to energy, water, transportation, | ||
(JP). Vice-Chair. Dr. Biyu Wan (CN). | waste and ICT as the first step. | ||
Secretary. Mr. Isao Endou (JP). TPM. Mr. | Application to diverse types of | ||
Gerrit Harjung (ISO/CS). P-Members (16). | communities. - Apply the general | ||
Argentina, Austria, Canada, China, | principles & requirements (PWI 37151) | ||
Denmark, France, Germany, Japan, Korea, | to typical categories of communities. | ||
Netherlands, Norway, Russia, South Africa, | Related areas. - MRV, System aspects, etc. | ||
Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom. O-Members | 7. | ||
(09). Brazil, Czech Republic, Egypt, | 9 | IEC SEG on Smart Cities. SEG (Systems | |
Finland, India, Malaysia, Singapore, | Evaluation Group) on Smart Cities will be | ||
United States, UAE. Liaisons. ISO/TC 207, | set up to; Make an inventory of existing | ||
IEC/TC 111, ITU-T, GCIF, OECD, WBCSD. | standards and standardization projects in | ||
Meetings. Preliminary meeting: May 2012, | progress in IEC, ITU-T and ISO. Monitor | ||
Tokyo, Japan 1st plenary meeting: July | TC/SC work in IEC to highlight any overlap | ||
2012, AFNOR, France 2nd plenary meeting: | of work or potential inconsistencies, | ||
July 2013, Bornholm, Denmark. 4. | Liaise with ISO, ITU, and other | ||
6 | General Understanding on the Smart | organizations, fora and consortia. | |
Community Infrastructures in TC 286/SC1. | Represent IEC in the coordination and | ||
(1) Example of “Community | cooperation with other organizations, fora | ||
Infrastructures" (2) | and consortia in the field of smart | ||
"Performances" reflected to | cities. Draw a roadmap in IEC with a | ||
Smartness. Smartness should be discussed | timeline that includes a reference | ||
taking into account the balance between | architecture and prospective | ||
multiple viewpoints of residents, | standardization projects. The evaluation | ||
community managers and environmental. | group’s tasks also includes alignment of | ||
Energy. Water. Mobility. Waste. ICT. 1. | terms and definitions in electrotechnical | ||
Residents viewpoint. 2. Community managers | field referring to smart cities, providing | ||
viewpoint. 3. Environmental viewpoint. 1. | an efficient and transparent platform for | ||
Power grid, Gas, Fuels (gas station), ... | information exchange and communication | ||
2. Water treatment process, Industrial | between IEC and other relevant stakeholder | ||
water, Treated water, Water Reuse. 3. Road | groups. Participation in SEGs is open, but | ||
traffic, Railroad, Airport, Port, River, | specific invitations will be made to ITU-T | ||
... 4. Waste recovery, Recycling, .. 5. | and ISO to take part in the Smart Cities | ||
Multi-purpose big data, Distributed | SEG. For more information | ||
sensors, Monitoring, Wifi. Reliability, | http://www.iec.ch/tcnews/2013/tcnews_0113. | ||
Availability, Service quality, Safety, | tm | ||
etc. Operational efficiency, Resilience, | http://www.iec.ch/tcnews/2013/tcnews_0213. | ||
Expandability, Security, etc. Climate | tm. | ||
change, Biodiversity, Resource efficiency, | 10 | Additional explanation available on | |
Air pollution, Water shortage, etc. 5. | the WEB. http://www.ubraintv.com/. | ||
7 | Recognize the difference or gap | ichikawa. | |
between “Community needs or issues” and | 11 | Thank you for your attention. E-mail: | |
“Infrastructure performance or | yoshiaki.ichikawa.rb@hitachi.com. | ||
requirement”. Infrastructure Performance. | |||
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