In the development of smart cities, there is a great emphasis on setting up so-called Smart City Control Rooms, SCCR. This paper presents Snap4City as a Big Data smart city Platform to support the city decision makers by means of SCCR dashboards and tools reporting in real-time the status of several of a city’s aspects. The solution has been adopted in European cities such as Antwerp, Florence, Lonato del Garda, Pisa, Santiago, etc., and it is capable of covering extended geographical areas around the cities themselves: Belgium, Finland, Tuscany, Sardinia, etc. In this paper, a major use case is analyzed describing the workflow followed, the methodologies adopted and the SCCR as the starting point to reproduce the same results in other Smart Cities, industries, research centers, etc. A Living Lab working modality is promoted and organized to enhance the collaboration among municipalities and public administration, stakeholders, research centers and the citizens themselves. The Snap4City Platform has been realized respecting the European Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), and it is capable of processing every day a multitude of periodic and real-time data coming from different providers and data sources. It is therefore able to semantically aggregate the data, in compliance with the Km4City multi-ontology, and manage data: i) having different access policies; and ii) coming from traditional sources such as Open Data Portals, web services, APIs and IoT/IoE networks. The aggregated data are the starting point for the services offered not only to the citizens but also to the public administrations and public-security service managers, enabling them to view a set of city dashboards ad-hoc composed on their needs, for example, enabling them to modify and monitor public-transportation strategies, offering the public services actually needed by citizens and tourists, monitor the air quality and traffic status to establish, if impose or not, traffic restrictions, etc. All the data and the new knowledge produced by the data analytics of the Snap4City Platform can also be accessed, observing the permissions on each kind of data, thanks to the presence of an APIs complex system.

Snap4City Platform to Speed Up Policies / Nicola Mitolo, Paolo Nesi, Gianni Pantaleo, Michela Paolucci. - ELETTRONICO. - (In corso di stampa), pp. 0-0. (Intervento presentato al convegno SMART AND SUSTAINABLE PLANNING FOR CITIES AND REGIONS – SSPCR 2019).

Snap4City Platform to Speed Up Policies

Nicola Mitolo;Paolo Nesi;Gianni Pantaleo;Michela Paolucci
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Abstract

In the development of smart cities, there is a great emphasis on setting up so-called Smart City Control Rooms, SCCR. This paper presents Snap4City as a Big Data smart city Platform to support the city decision makers by means of SCCR dashboards and tools reporting in real-time the status of several of a city’s aspects. The solution has been adopted in European cities such as Antwerp, Florence, Lonato del Garda, Pisa, Santiago, etc., and it is capable of covering extended geographical areas around the cities themselves: Belgium, Finland, Tuscany, Sardinia, etc. In this paper, a major use case is analyzed describing the workflow followed, the methodologies adopted and the SCCR as the starting point to reproduce the same results in other Smart Cities, industries, research centers, etc. A Living Lab working modality is promoted and organized to enhance the collaboration among municipalities and public administration, stakeholders, research centers and the citizens themselves. The Snap4City Platform has been realized respecting the European Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), and it is capable of processing every day a multitude of periodic and real-time data coming from different providers and data sources. It is therefore able to semantically aggregate the data, in compliance with the Km4City multi-ontology, and manage data: i) having different access policies; and ii) coming from traditional sources such as Open Data Portals, web services, APIs and IoT/IoE networks. The aggregated data are the starting point for the services offered not only to the citizens but also to the public administrations and public-security service managers, enabling them to view a set of city dashboards ad-hoc composed on their needs, for example, enabling them to modify and monitor public-transportation strategies, offering the public services actually needed by citizens and tourists, monitor the air quality and traffic status to establish, if impose or not, traffic restrictions, etc. All the data and the new knowledge produced by the data analytics of the Snap4City Platform can also be accessed, observing the permissions on each kind of data, thanks to the presence of an APIs complex system.
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Smart and Sustainable Planning for Cities and Regions - Results of SSPCR 2019
SMART AND SUSTAINABLE PLANNING FOR CITIES AND REGIONS – SSPCR 2019
Goal 11: Sustainable cities and communities
Nicola Mitolo, Paolo Nesi, Gianni Pantaleo, Michela Paolucci
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