Dipl. Eng. Valentin‐Nicolae BERCĂMember of TC 397

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Smart Cities Conference 5th Edition 

Bucharest, December 7‐8, 2017

Smart City Concept Standardization – Working Groups

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Motto:Looking for smart city, will we depart from faith?“Cu cât suntem mai avansaţi, mecanic şi material, cu atât suntem mai departede esenţa reală a lumii, de sfinţenie”.

Petre Ţuţea

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Definition

“A smart sustainable city is an innovative city that uses information and communication technologies (ICTs) and other means to improve quality of life, efficiency of urban operation and services, and competitiveness, while ensuring that it meets the needs of present and future generations with respect to economic, social, environmental as well as cultural aspects”.

http://www.itu.int/en/ITU‐T/focusgroups/ssc/Pages/default.aspx

EU Politics – Europe 2020Brussels, 3.3.2010 ‐ COM(2010) 2020 final COMMUNICATION FROM THE COMMISSION EUROPE 2020 ‐ A strategy for smart, sustainable and inclusive 

growth 

Europe 2020 puts forward three mutually reinforcing priorities: – Smart growth: developing an economy based on knowledge 

and innovation. – Sustainable growth: promoting a more resource efficient, 

greener and more competitive economy. – Inclusive growth: fostering a high‐employment economy 

delivering social and territorial cohesion.

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CEN – CENELEC – ETSI

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CEN‐CENELEC‐ETSI Sector Forum on Smart and Sustainable Cities and Communities 

The CEN‐CENELEC‐ETSI Sector Forum on Smart and Sustainable Cities and Communities (SF‐SSCC), created in January 2017, is a long‐term joint group of the ESOs that acts as an advisory and coordinating body for the European standardization activities related to SSCC.

MembersCEN members (NSBs), CENELEC members (NCs) and ETSI representationRepresentatives of relevant Technical Bodies in CEN, CENELEC, ETSIPartner organizations of CEN and CENELECRepresentatives of relevant ESOs’ joint advisory bodies having an interest (coordination group/focus groups/sector forumCEN and CENELEC Management CentreETSI Secretariat

ObserversRepresentatives from European cities and communities’ networks and/or related associations developers and urban professionalsEuropean Commission (e.g. DG GROW, DG CONNECT, DG ENER, DG ENV, DG MOVE)Representatives of ISO, IEC, ITU

CEN – CENELEC – ETSI

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Standardization activities in GermanyDIN/DKE joint steering body on smart cities

CEN – CENELEC – ETSI

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The Cities Standards Institute, a joint initiative of the British Standards Institution (BSI) and the Future Cities Catapult, brings together cities and key industry leaders and innovators to work together in identifying the challenges facing cities, providing solutions to common problems and defining the future of smart city standards.

The Cities Standards Institute builds on the current foundation:

• The development of a standard on Smart city terminology (PAS 180)• The development of a Smart city framework standard (PAS 181)• The development of a Data concept model for smart cities (PAS 182)• A Smart city overview document (PD 8100)• A Smart city planning guidelines document (PD 8101)• Mapping research and modelling for Smart Cities• Guidance on the Economic Assessment and Funding of Smart City Initiatives• City data survey report

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CEN – CENELEC – ETSI

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Standardization activities in SpainAEN/CTN 178 National Committee on “Smart Cities”

AEN/CTN 178 "SMART CITIES“ STRUCTURE:  

AEN/CTN 178/SC 01 "INFRASTRUCTURES" AEN/CTN 178/SC 02 "INDICATORS AND SEMANTICS" AEN/CTN 178/SC 03 "GOVERNMENT AND MOBILITY" AEN/CTN 178/SC 04 "ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT" AEN/CTN 178/SC 05 "TOURISTIC SMART DESTINATIONS

IEC – ISO – ITU‐T

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IEC SyC Smart Cities ‐ Electrotechnical aspects of Smart Cities

Working GroupsWG 1 ‐ TerminologyWG 2 ‐ Market RelationshipWG 3 ‐ Reference Architecture

Project TeamsPT 63152 ‐ Smart Cities ‐ City Service Continuity against disasters ‐ the role of the electrical supply

Chair's Advisory GroupCAG 1 ‐ StrategyCAG 2 ‐ Coordination

IEC – ISO – ITU‐T

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ISO/TC 268 Sustainable development in communities

ISO/TC 268/SC 1 ‐ Smart community infrastructures

IEC – ISO – ITU‐T

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ITU‐T ‐ International Telecommunication Union

Focus Group on Smart Sustainable Cities The FG‐SSC acted as an open platform for smart‐city stakeholders – such as municipalities; academic and research institutes; non‐governmental organizations (NGOs); and ICT organizations, industry forums and consortia – to exchange knowledge in the interests of identifying the standardized frameworks needed to support the integration of ICT services in smart cities.

ITU‐T STUDY GROUP 20 ‐ INTERNET OF THINGS AND SMART CITIES AND COMMUNITIESITU‐T Study Group 20 (SG20) is responsible for the development of international standards to enable the coordinated development of IoT technologies in smart cities, including machine‐to‐machine communications and ubiquitous sensor networks. This Study Group is also involved in studies relating to big data aspects of IoT and smart cities and communities.

TOP SMART CITY

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Smart Cities Wheel metric contains six key components of smart cities and three key drivers for each component.

https://www.fastcoexist.com/1680856/the‐top‐10‐smartest‐european‐cities

ASRO CT 397

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Dezvoltarea durabilă a oraşelor și comunităților inteligente

Sustainable development of the smart cities and communities

Working Groups

Contact

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Dipl. Eng. Valentin‐Nicolae BERCĂMobile Phone: 00 40 723 620013 E‐mail: valentin.berca@brksystems.ro; valentin.berca@gmail.com 

General Manager SC BRK SYSTEMS SRL 1. President of Technical Committee of Romanian Standardization 

Association CT 4 ‐ Railway Electric Traction – ASRO2. Member of  CT 146 – Railway Transport – ASRO3. President of Technical Committee of Romanian Standardization 

Association CT 345 ‐ Intelligent Transport Systems ‐ ASRO 4. Member of  CT 397 – Smart Cities and Communities ‐ ASRO

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Many thanks for your kind attention!Valentin Berca