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Cidades Analíticas | Urban Analytics Ci dades An alíticas | Urban Analytics Cidades Analíticas Acelerar o desenvolvimento das cidades inteligentes em Portugal Urban Analytics Accelerating the development of smart cities in Portugal Publication Data Ficha Técnica Title Título Urban Analytics Cidades Analíticas Accelerating the development of smart cities in Portugal Acelerar o desenvolvimento das cidades inteligentes em Portugal Communications presented at the International Conference and Compilação de comunicações apresentadas na Conferência Internacional regional workshops, held under the initiative “Urban Analytics” - March e nos Workshops regionais, realizados no âmbito da iniciativa “Cidades and April 2015 Analíticas” – março e abril de 2015 Date of publication Data da edição September 2015 Setembro 2015 Published by Entidade responsável pela edição Directorate-General for Territorial Development Direção-Geral do Território Rua Artilharia Um, n.º 107, 1099-052 Lisboa, Portugal Rua Artilharia Um, n.º 107, 1099-052 Lisboa, Portugal www.dgterritorio.pt www.dgterritorio.pt [email protected] [email protected] Translation support Apoio na tradução de textos Secretary-General Ministry of Environment, Spatial Planning and Secretaria-Geral do MAOTE Energy Revisão de textos e de provas Revision Direção-Geral do Território Directorate-General for Territorial Development Design Design UP Agência de publicidade UP Agência de publicidade www.UP.co.pt www.UP.co.pt Edição Digital Digital Edition ISBN 978-989-8785-02-2 ISBN 978-989-8785-02-2 © 2015 Direção-Geral do Território © 2015 Directorate-General for Territorial Development Reservados todos os direitos de acordo com a legislação em vigor. All rights reserved according to law. O conteúdo dos artigos incluídos nesta publicação é da exclusiva Authors are fully responsible for articles content. responsabilidade dos seus autores. Cidades Analíticas Acelerar o desenvolvimento das cidades inteligentes em Portugal Urban Analytics Accelerating the development of smart cities in Portugal Contents Presentation notes Miguel de Castro Neto, Secretário de Estado Data management and sharing information – Serving do Ordenamento do Território e da Conservação maritime economy and Algarve tourism, da Natureza 10 João Vargues 46 Rui Amaro Alves, Diretor-Geral do Território 12 IDEAlg – Algarve Spatial Data Infrastructure 1. Introduction Technology platform to support regional Urban Analytics: An emerging knowledge administrative modernization 48 and operation field on behalf of a new urban condition and governance, Cristina Cavaco 16 E-government services in the Region of Florence, Giuseppe Mantero 52 4 2. Projects, tools and best practices in the field of urban analytics 2.3. Infrastructures and urban services The roll of smart meters in the acceleration of the 2.1. Monitoring and assessment development of analytic cities, José Manuel Costa 56 Portuguese Smart Cities Index, 2015, Gabriel Coimbra 26 Knowledge and analytical tools applied to urban Monitoring System of Urban Life Quality of Oporto, management, António Pires Santos 58 Isabel Martins 32 Regulation by remote control of Public Lighting Flow The City Performance Tool, Savvas Verdis 34 Control IP networks ALGARVE, José Oliveira 62 Urban Metabolism, Paulo Ferrão 36 NAVMETRO: Information and orientation system for vision impaired persons in the Metro of Porto, 2.2. Urban governance Diamantino Freitas 64 Águeda: Human Smart City, Marlene Marques 42 Smart Systems for information and contents optimization, Isadora Justo 44 Índice Notas de apresentação Miguel de Castro Neto, Secretário de Estado Da integração de dados à partilha de informação. Ao do Ordenamento do Território e da Conservação serviço da economia do mar e do turismo algarvios, da Natureza 11 João Vargues 47 Rui Amaro Alves, Diretor-Geral do Território 13 IDEAlg - Infraestruturas de Dados Espaciais do Algarve 1. Introdução Plataforma tecnológica de apoio à modernização Analítica Urbana: um campo de conhecimento e administrativa regional 49 operação emergente em prol de uma nova condição e governação urbanas, Cristina Cavaco 17 Serviços de governo eletrónico na Região de Florença, Giuseppe Mantero, 53 2. Projetos, instrumentos e boas práticas no 5 campo da analítica urbana 2.3. Infraestruturas e serviços urbanos O papel dos contadores inteligentes na aceleração do 2.1. Monitorização e avaliação desenvolvimento das cidades analíticas, Índice Português de Cidades Inteligentes, 2015, José Manuel Costa 57 Gabriel Coimbra 27 Ferramentas de conhecimento e análise aplicadas à Sistema de Monitorização da Qualidade de Vida Urbana gestão da cidade, António Pires Santos 59 do Porto, Isabel Martins 33 Regulação por controlo remoto da Iluminação Pública Ferramenta de Avaliação do Desempenho das Cidades, Regulação de Fluxo Redes de IP ALGARVE, José Oliveira 63 Savvas Verdis 35 NAVMETRO: Sistema de Informação e orientação para Metabolismo Urbano, Paulo Ferrão 37 pessoas com dificuldades visuais no Metro do Porto, Diamantino Freitas 65 2.2. Governança urbana Águeda: Human Smart City, Marlene Marquesv 43 Sistemas Inteligentes para otimização de informação e conteúdos, Isadora Justo 45 Contents 2.4. Logistic, mobility and transportations 2.5. Energy, environment and urban-rural Innovative solutions of collaborative logistics involving integration cities and harbours, Artur Alves 68 Transboundary Early Warning Network, Rui Esteves 82 The ARRIVA Project: Guimarães Urban Transportations, Energy Management Platform of Alto Alentejo, Manuel Oliveira 72 Tiago Gai 86 How can traffic management contribute to promote Nearly zero energy neighborhoods, Lene Lad Johansen Urban Analytic Systems?, Sandra Melo, Guilherme 90 Sequeira and Gonçalo Duarte 74 FutureBuilt, Eili Berge 92 6 AGOSTINHAS: a new mobility solution in Torres Vedras, Jorge Reis Martins 78 Living the rural way of life in the surrounding of cities, Carlos Cupeto e Sofia Santos 96 e-Guide: nature tourism guide of the Networks of Castles and Walls from Mondego, Pedro Serra 98 FarmReal, Pedro Ferreira 100 3. Urban Analytics Award 2015 SInGeLu – Intelligent Lighting Management System, Carolina Alves 104 Índice 2.4. Logística, mobilidade e transportes 2.5. Energia, ambiente e integração Soluções inovadoras de logística colaborativa envolvendo urbano-rural cidades e portos, Artur Alves 69 Rede de Alerta Precoce Transfronteiriça, Rui Esteves 83 O Projeto ARRIVA: transportes urbanos de Guimarães, Plataforma de Gestão Energética do Alto Alentejo, Manuel Oliveira 73 Tiago Gaio 87 O Contributo dos Transportes para o novo paradigma das Bairros com consumo de energia quase nulo, Cidades Analíticas, Sandra Melo, Guilherme Sequeira Lene Lad Johansen 91 e Gonçalo Duarte 75 FutureBuilt, Eili Berge 93 AGOSTINHAS: a nova solução de mobilidade em Torres 7 Vedras, Jorge Reis Martins 79 Viver o espaço rural na envolvente das cidades, Carlos Cupeto e Sofia Santos 97 e-Guide: guia de turismo de natureza da Rede de Castelos e Muralhas do Mondego, Pedro Serra 99 FarmReal, Pedro Ferreira 101 3. Pémio Cidades Analíticas 2015 SInGeLu – Sistema Inteligente de Gestão de Luminárias, Carolina Alves 105 8 Presentation notes Notas de apresentação 9 Miguel de Castro Neto Secretary of State for Spatial Planning and Nature Conservation The urban development of cities is increasingly connected with the regeneration of the proactive approach, based on knowledge, on broad existing urban area and therefore with the optimization of their resources. The re- availability and constant updating of information; cently adopted strategy Sustainable Cities 2020 is based in this development model. a sustainable urban management based on en- Developed in articulation with Portugal 2020, this strategy presents a set of axes hancing ICT and advanced processing and real time and development model proposals that constitute a guide to urban sustainabili- data analysis techniques, in favor of an efficient and ty in the areas of economic, social, environmental and cultural development and sustainable functioning of various subsystems that governance. contribute to life in the cities. Intelligence generates It presents itself as a useful tool for cities, considered in their strategic territorial di- efficiency, which directly contributes to the creation mensions: intra-urban, city-region and interurban. In this development model re- of more sustainable cities and a higher quality of life sources optimization and information management are clearly an asset to the city. in urban areas. Urban analytics, a fundamental component of Sustainable Cities 2020, where the gov- In this context, it is essential the development of sys- ernance processes and the active participation of citizens are supported by infor- tems, networks, knowledge and urban innovation 10 mation and communication technologies (ICT), allows to develop, in the urban platforms, integrating technology and cutting-edge environment, a fundamental knowledge basis of the city events that support deci- knowledge, focusing on two dimensions: sion-making based on facts. > Management - through the development of in- The world has changed and we are no longer surrounded only by technologies and formation management tools and providing data automatisms that react to our presence automatically, as approaching a door that that is the basis for the subsequent creation of opens itself or controlling the temperature of a room. We are talking about a new more efficient urban subsystems, such as mobil- reality, a reality where an interconnected sensor network constitutes a real nervous ity
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