Dear all, Could someone confirm the exact times for our F2F meeting in Madrid? I have to juggle my schedule somehow to fit the meeting in during the few days I should spend in London this week. Just wondering if I can come there on Thursday morning flight, and at which time can I head back on Friday. br Jarmo ********************************************************************** PLEASE NOTE! I will start as the Chief Innovation & Technology Officer in the Future Cities Catapult in April. In Forum Virium Helsinki related matters after April 1, 2016, please contact marja.mattila at forumvirium.fi. http://futurecities.catapult.org.uk/ ********************************************************************** Jarmo Elukka Eskelinen CEO - Forum Virium Helsinki OASC Open & Agile Smart Cities task force member Private messages: use elukka.eskelinen at gmail.com what's cooking: jarmoeskelinen.com Mobile +358 50 593 3441 (no voice messages, please) LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/jarmoeskelinen Skype elukka.eskelinen Meeting requests: Jaana Konstantinova, jaana.konstantinova at forumvirium.fi Forum Virium Helsinki Unioninkatu 24, 00130 Helsinki, Finland fax +358 50 8372 1585 www.forumvirium.fi www.facebook.com/ForumViriumHelsinki www.oascities.org ********************************************************************** "“What Romantic terminology called genius or talent or inspiration is nothing other than finding the right road empirically, following one's nose, taking shortcuts.” - Italo Calvino On 18 February 2016 at 16:52, Riepula Mikko <Mikko.Riepula at aalto.fi> wrote: > Hi all, > > Here’s the link to register: > > https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1r9X8bh6vLHIWa6v335_0ME-D35RxP2IDSQ2pg7_oRWY/edit#gid=0 > > Juanjo to advise further as needed. > > kr. Mikko > > On 18 Feb 2016, at 09:02, Martin Brynskov <brynskov at cavi.au.dk> wrote: > > Dear all, > > The f2f poll ended equal: 6 yes, 1 if need be and 4 no for both Madrid and > Brussels. > > No matter what we choose, it will be inconvenient to some. I cast the > decisive vote for Madrid. My reasoning is that we will be plenty in > Bruxelles, and that the next f2f will be in London. Madrid better serve > some good food! > > We shall ensure good online connection to the discussions so that those > who are not on-site can participate. > > Juanjo, Clara and Nuria, will you share with Mikko (and the rest) the > venue details and any recommendations for accomodation in Madrid. Please > include a program sketch (start/lunch/end). > > Mikko, will you set up a registration gDoc where participants can register > their arrival, departure and accomodation. > > Alex, will you propose some dates for f2f meeting number two in London? > > As for the meeting agenda, I ask Davor and the co-creation leads to > propose the agenda points and timing of a slot for that perspective. I ask > the same for the tech perspective from Juanjo and Alex. The reference zone > descriptions should be finalised. > > Please use the gDoc to put in the proposed more detailed program slots: > > https://docs.google.com/document/d/1eo-YOue8TXn49qeH2GDlcVPV5msxPD8fcalpFgmfHlE/edit# > > Thanks. > > Best, > Martin > > P.S. I attach a shot from today's co-creation session with LatAm local and > national governments. There's a strong interest and support for the efforts > we're pursuing. > > On 17. feb. 2016, at 05.45, Martin Brynskov <brynskov at cavi.au.dk> wrote: > > Dear all, > > Thanks for a good meeting. > > Here's the link to the poll for first f2f meeting venue, Madrid or > Brussels: > https://doodle.com/poll/f5bqbmwqbewnqudi > > The minutes are, as always, in the gDrive. Here's the direct link: > > https://docs.google.com/document/d/1IQHtQ0oBgqkyTYP75XrPCm7JoiKoa1b7vJzGZgsbS9M/edit# > > Mikko will change the sharing so that only registered users are allowed > access. Be sure to request access (directly in Google so that he gets a > notification) if you don't have it. > > Talk soon. > > Launching OASC 4th wave in the afternoon, with Austria, Mexico, Poland and > Slovenia. In a co-creation event with global partners (OrganiCity, Cities > for Life and World Bank). This is the way we roll, and we shall utilise > this to the max. > > You can see Austria's nice commitment video here: > https://www.data.gv.at/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/160216_OASC_Austria.mp4 > > Best, > Martin > > On 17. feb. 2016, at 01.02, Martin Brynskov <brynskov at cavi.au.dk> wrote: > > Dear all, > > Thanks for all the messages for commitment. So, we start the regular > meeting schedule of weekly meetings, every Wednesday at 10 CET (11 Finland, > 9 UK). > The call/login details remain the same every week: > https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/156586477 > > We will have an online agenda, which will also serve as minutes, > co-created during the telco by the participants. You will find the > agenda/minutes and other documents and documentation related to the > proposal in the Google Drive repository: > https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Byvp-hC42m3gbjVIb1hfODItQm8 > > The actual proposal writing will happen in parallel strands, and it is up > to the Section Leads to choose the best way. It can be in an online gDoc or > in Word docs passed around (sorry, to many non-techies around to use > LaTex). But the integration will happen in Word so that we have the final > formatting. > > Mikko will handle the integration and ensure the integrity of the > documents and documentation (get your PIC codes ready, please). Mirko > Presser and I will, together with Mikko, chase the section leads and drive > the process. We rely on your resolute and concerted effort. > > Talk to you all in two hours. > > Best, > Martin > > On 16. feb. 2016, at 00.18, Martin Brynskov <brynskov at cavi.au.dk> wrote: > > Dear all, > > It has become apparent that it is time to clarify the current situation > and unity of our OASC IoT LSP consortium. We want to win, and we need to > take decisive steps to get moving. There has been concerns from several > sides, about the voice of cities in the consortium, and about the > commitment to adopt the technical mechanisms defined in the OASC initiative. > > Let us therefore state the principles of the consortium in a clear manner > that addresses directly the concerns, and call for the shared vision we > need in order to reach our common goal, which I believe will be difficult > to achieve otherwise. > > The overall goal of the proposal is to create a project which can serve as > a reference for adoption of co-created portable IoT-enabled smart city > services in Europe and globally. This consortium is founded on the belief > that OASC is an exceptionally promising and timely context to do this > within, especially because it provides existing technical mechanisms, born > out of and extending the values and modes of operation the involved cities > and other partners would like to see a global market based on. Because it > is a city-driven initiative, there is no way industry interests would be > able to sway or topple this strong city lead against the will of the > cities. The cities would simply refuse. On the other hand, industry support > will warrant sustainability and help global adoption. > > Our proposal will be based on the these three core principles: > > 1) An inclusive approach. The consortium will include the already selected > OASC cities, on condition of their expression of exclusive commitment to > this proposal: Antwerp, Eindhoven, Helsinki, Milan, Porto, Santander, and a > city from the UK still to be determined. They are chosen based on their > maturity as early OASC adopters, their relevant IoT infrastructure or > potential for scalability. Cities from associated countries (e.g. > Switzerland, Serbia and Mexico) can be also included because they won’t > strain budget/funding. This breadth is absolutely needed for the creation > of European and global market and standards beyond the project. > > 2) Replicating showcases across cities. OASC provides the concrete and > existing means to build the global Digital Single Market for Smart Cities, > and this project is instrumental for demonstrating scalability of the > reference zones. A Smart City 1.0 approach (i.e. building non-portable > solutions without the potential given by OASC) is not viable. > > 3) Adhering to OASC mechanisms. This means using FIWARE NGSI as an > interface for exposing real-time data, also incorporating extensions in > open data publication platforms (e.g., CKAN), enabling the publication of > datasets linked to real-time open data; leveraging on a first set of > NGSI-compatible common information models derived from results of the > CitySDK project; and adopting common information models following a > driven-by-implementation approach. It goes without saying that using other > FIWARE technologies apart from the FIWARE NGSI API or CKAN with the > necessary extensions is optional; specs associated with OASC mechanisms > (e.g., FIWARE NGSI, or the open data publication platform) allow diverse > implementations (e.g., integration of the existing FIWARE NGSI open source > reference implementation or evolution of an existing platform to > support FIWARE NGSI interfaces) as well as multiple platform providers. > This flexibility and diversity should be showcased in the proposal. > > To sum up: These three principles are necessary to win. > > The horizontal activities are important. They consist of three main > elements: co-creation of services, technical coordination and overall > coordination. The co-creation of services would be led by iMinds supported > by Forum Virium Helsinki/Future Cities Catapult, the technical coordination > would be led by Telefónica supported by Digital Catapult, and the overall > coordination would be led by Aarhus University supported by Aalto > University. > > The budget will allocate base funding to zones and reserve a pool to > distribute based on service development. > > With this setup we ensure that we have a strong voice from cities leading > the service development, while still addressing challenges which are > relevant across more zones. We ensure that we build on existing > experience, e.g. the co-creation and replication mechanisms already > developed in OrganiCity, and the pre-commercial procurement mechanisms from > Select for Cities. We also leverage on a clear connection to FIWARE, which > is emphasised in the LSP info sessions and strongly supported within the > Horizon 2020 programme. > > This message comes after talks and contributions from across the > consortium, and I’m confident that we have found a consensus. > > We need to move on with the proposal writing with fully committed > partners. For the sake of clarity, I ask every partner to confirm by email > by this Tuesday February 16 at 17 CET your commitment to this very > proposal, as laid out in the principles above, and your agreement not to be > part of any other competing proposal for this call. > > Next meetin is tomorrow, Wednesday at 10 CET. > > I'm looking forward to creating a European and global OASC smart city > market with you. > > Kind regards, > Martin > > -- > Martin Brynskov, Ph.D. > Associate professor, interaction technologies > Aarhus University > > Chair, Open & Agile Smart Cities // oascities.org > Research director, AU Smart Cities // smartcities.au.dk > Director, Digital Design Lab // ddlab.dk > Participatory IT Centre // Digital Urban Living // CAVI > Tel. (+45) 3068 0424 > More info: http://au.dk/en/brynskov@cavi > > > -- > Martin Brynskov, Ph.D. > Associate professor, interaction technologies > Aarhus University > > Chair, Open & Agile Smart Cities // oascities.org > Research director, AU Smart Cities // smartcities.au.dk > Director, Digital Design Lab // ddlab.dk > Participatory IT Centre // Digital Urban Living // CAVI > Tel. (+45) 3068 0424 > More info: http://au.dk/en/brynskov@cavi > > > -- > Martin Brynskov, Ph.D. > Associate professor, interaction technologies > Aarhus University > > Chair, Open & Agile Smart Cities // oascities.org > Research director, AU Smart Cities // smartcities.au.dk > Director, Digital Design Lab // ddlab.dk > Participatory IT Centre // Digital Urban Living // CAVI > Tel. (+45) 3068 0424 > More info: http://au.dk/en/brynskov@cavi > > > -- > Martin Brynskov, Ph.D. > Associate professor, interaction technologies > Aarhus University > > Chair, Open & Agile Smart Cities // oascities.org > Research director, AU Smart Cities // smartcities.au.dk > Director, Digital Design Lab // ddlab.dk > Participatory IT Centre // Digital Urban Living // CAVI > Tel. (+45) 3068 0424 > More info: http://au.dk/en/brynskov@cavi > <IMG_1721.jpeg> > _______________________________________________ > Fiware-oasc-iot-lsp-cities mailing list > Fiware-oasc-iot-lsp-cities at lists.fiware.org > https://lists.fiware.org/listinfo/fiware-oasc-iot-lsp-cities > > > > _______________________________________________ > Fiware-oasc-iot-lsp-cities mailing list > Fiware-oasc-iot-lsp-cities at lists.fiware.org > https://lists.fiware.org/listinfo/fiware-oasc-iot-lsp-cities > > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... 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