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Shaping Smart Sustainable Cities through international standards Dr. Xueqin JIA Associate Rapporteur of Question 2 of ITU-T SG20 China Unicom IoT enabling connected living in Smart Cities Fast growing urbanization needs optimized


  1. Shaping Smart Sustainable Cities through international standards Dr. Xueqin JIA Associate Rapporteur of Question 2 of ITU-T SG20 China Unicom

  2. IoT enabling connected living in Smart Cities Fast growing urbanization needs optimized infrastructure

  3. Content • Smart city development, China as an example • Standardization work of SG20 facilitates smart cities

  4. Why China need smart city Smart City : to break the shackles of traditional thinking and solve the key problems in the process of urbanization. The urbanization rate grows rapidly during last decade in China; in 2011, it goes beyond 50% and marked that urbanization has entered a new period for the first time. With every one point increase in the urbanization rate, there will be 14million rural people turn into Urbanian. The equity of development The Sustainable Development (region/city and countryside /social groups) Extensive economy growth mode The quality of living The shortage of resource: water, land and energy Public services Ecological environmental degeneration Opportunities of Lack of social capital :social trust 、 community developing…… spirit and community attachment City management and public services Traffic jams……

  5. The new town and new district of smart cities in China are mainly concentrated in Eastern areas, expanding to western Why? • Advanced economy—means they have money to do this • Talented people----means they have technology to build this • Open-minded----means they are easy and willing to accept kinds of new concepts

  6. Smart City Presents 3 Development Models Type Development Characteristics Typical cities • Large-scale city, strong Economic, high- level Informatization Comprehensive • The construction of Smart City is a city development strategy, which drives the First-tier city like Beijing 、 • Development development of city and promotes the transformation and upgrading of city Shanghai 、 Guangzhou Model • Highlight local competitive industry, such as resources. Industries • The construction of Smart City pulls special industries, and bring more quality • The southeast coastal developed Pulling Model resources with local advantage. cities like Wuxi 、 Yangzhou The promotion of information infrastructure and application , combined with • Follow-up • Small and medium-sized city like the city strategy itself, could consolidate the foundation of smart development Model Zhuzhou 、 Siping and reference for other cities.

  7. Development Goals of New-type Smart City in China Attractive living innovation Competitive industrial environment management pattern environment Government Resident Industry Improve Public Service Performance Improve Public Service Performance Enhance Urban Governance Level Enhance Urban Governance Level Smart City development core is “ benefit By innovating institution and integrating Focus on people through information ” 。 Through city recourse, it could promote accurate, “two release digital dividend , it could benefit transparent and efficient urban develop people through information anywhere and management and impel the modernization ment build a harmonious, livable, vibrant and more of urban governance system and features modern city. governance capacity. goals”

  8. • Smart city development, China as an example • Standardization work of SG20 facilitates smart cities

  9. ITU-T SG20: IoT and Smart Cities & Communities TO FROM Innovative and collaborative Closed & un-connected new models that connect vertical silos of functionally- Internet of things (IoT) and its applications these vertical silos oriented service providers Smart cities and communities, including its e-services and smart services INFORMATION SHARING INFORMATION SHARING Internet of things identification INTEGRATION & CROSS-SECTOR COLLABORATION FOR USERS SERVICES INTERCONNECTION OF SYSTEMS ENVIRO SVCS ENVIRO SVCS ENVIRO SVCS ENVIRO SVCS SOCIAL SVCS SOCIAL SVCS SOCIAL SVCS SOCIAL SVCS TRANSPORT TRANSPORT TRANSPORT TRANSPORT EDUCATION EDUCATION EDUCATION EDUCATION ECONOMY ECONOMY ECONOMY ECONOMY TELECOM TELECOM TELECOM TELECOM HOUSING HOUSING POLICING POLICING HOUSING HOUSING POLICING POLICING ENERGY ENERGY HEALTH HEALTH ENERGY ENERGY HEALTH HEALTH WATER WATER WATER WATER WASTE WASTE WASTE WASTE

  10. What is SG20 currently Smart cities and communities working on:  Open Data in Smart Cities  Use cases, requirements and architectures for Smart cities and communities Internet of things (IoT)  Smart Services in rural communities  Disaster notification of the population in smart  Drones for IoT cities and communities  IoT requirements for edge computing  Smart Tourist destinations  Artificial Intelligence and IoT  Smart City Infrastructure  Smart Manufacturing - Industrial Internet of things  Blockchain and IoT  IoT for developing countries  Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) based on Data management & processing IoT  Privacy and trust of IoT systems  Data structure and data transfer protocol for  Interoperability automotive emergency response system  Function description and metadata of Spatio-temporal Information Service for SSC  Integrity

  11. The structure of ITU-T SG20 Title • Study Group 20 is working to address the Working Party 1 standardization requirements of Internet of Things Question 1/20 End to end connectivity, networks, technologies, with an initial focus on IoT applications interoperability, infrastructures and Big Data in smart cities and communities (SC&C). aspects related to IoT and SC&C • ITU-T SG20 is the leading group in ITU-T on: Question 2/20 Requirements, capabilities, and use cases  Internet of things (IoT) and its applications; across verticals  Smart Cities and Communities (SC&C), including Question 3/20 Architectures, management, protocols and its e-services and smart services Quality of Service  IoT identification Question 4/20 e/Smart services, applications and supporting Other platforms SGs JCA IoT Working Party 2 and SC&C Question 5/20 Research and emerging technologies, RG Eastern Europe, Central SG20 terminology and definitions Asia and Transcaucasia FG Question 6/20 Security, privacy, trust and identification DPM RG Latin Question 7/20 Evaluation and assessment of Smart America RG RG Sustainable Cities and Communities Africa Arab Related groups 11

  12. Some examples of SG20 current work items: Draft ITU-T Y.SSC-AISE-arc Draft ITU-T Y.SRC “Reference architecture of “Requirements for artificial intelligence service deployment of smart exposure for smart services in rural sustainable cities” communities” This Recommendation introduces concept of artificial intelligence service exposure (AISE) for smart This Recommendation aims to establish basic sustainable cities, analyses its common conditions of operation of services (such as e- characteristics and high-level requirements, brings a government, health, education, etc.) and reference architecture of AISE and relevant common contribute to the development of enterprises capabilities. and create conditions for making smart communities attractive to the population. Draft ITU-T TR.AI4IoT “Artificial Intelligence and Internet of Things”

  13. ITU-T SG20 last meeting main results Cairo, Egypt, 6-16 May 2018 Statistics: 216 Participants 1 Recommendation approved  ITU-T Y.4500.2 (ex.Y.oneM2M.REQ) “oneM2M- Requirements” 9 Draft Recommendations consented 14 New work items

  14. ITU-T SG20 Main outcomes Cairo, Egypt, 6-16 May 2018 9 draft Recommendations consented 14 new work items  Y.SmartAirport - Services and high-level requirements of smart airports for interaction with external platforms ITU-T Y.4120 - Requirements of Internet of Things   Y.Sup-IoT-Eco-Plan - Framework for Internet of Things Ecosystem applications for smart retail stores ITU-T Y.4121 - Requirements of an Internet of Master Plan  Things enabled network for support of applications  Y.IoT-SLF - Framework and capabilities for Smart Livestock Farming for global processes of the earth Based on Internet of Things ITU-T Y.4003 - Overview of smart manufacturing in   Y.Accessibility-PTS - Accessibility Requirements for Smart Public the context of Industrial Internet of Things Transportation Services ITU-T Y.4416 - Architecture of the Internet of   Y.IoT-EC-GW - Capabilities and framework of edge computing- Things based on NGNe enabled gateway in the IoT ITU-T Y.4417 - Framework of self-organization   network in the IoT environments Y.dev-IoT-arch - Architectural reference model of devices for IoT ITU-T Y.4418 - Functional architecture of gateway  applications for IoT applications  Y.dec-IoT-arch - Decentralized IoT communication architecture ITU-T Y.4500.32 - oneM2M-MAF and MEF  based on ICN and blockchain Interface Specification  Y.cnce-IoT-arch - Functional architecture of cellular-radio network ITU-T Y.4457 - Architectural framework for  capability exposure for smart hospital based on Internet of things transportation safety services  Y.NDA-arch - Functional architecture of network-based driving ITU-T Y.4415 - Architecture of web of objects  based virtual home network assistance for autonomous vehicles

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