Geospatial World Forum 2016, , 25 May 2015

3D, BIM AND IOT:

SCALING FROM

BUILDINGS TO

(SMART) CITIES

Carsten Rönsdorf

Head of Advisory Services

OS International

Carsten.Roensdorf@osi.os.uk

Who we are

Ordnance Survey

We have been mapping Great Britain since 1791

Our data underpins £100 billion of Great Britain’s economy

We help Great Britain generate £400 million in new revenues every year

10,000 mapping updates every day

Over 3,500 Public Sector organisations using our data

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http://www.bsigroup.com/Documents/BSI_City Data

Report_Singles FINAL.pdf

ESPRESSO

KEY FINDINGS FOR BRITISH STANDARDS SMART CITIES

STUDY • City challenges are similar but cities are at different points in time on their journey

• Data sharing is challenging but essential

• Open data is prevalent – commercial models need to be invoked

• Anonymity issues need to be overcome

• The relationship between BIM & smart cities is inextricably linked

• GIS is a key component but it is just one component

• Growth areas: • Sensors technology (real time data)

• Crowd sourcing

• BIM collaboration

• Benefits have to be tangible for: 1. Residents / citizen

2. The economy

3. Local Government

WHAT IS

SMART?

A smart place uses connected,

integrated systems and

operations to become more

efficient, sustainable and to

achieve better outcomes for the

people who live, work and visit,

as well as the governments and

businesses that operate within

that place

WHAT DOES SMART FEEL LIKE?

http://techcrunch.com/2016/05/12/

in-the-singularity-well-still-be-

using-the-same-garbage-trucks/

‘Rather than throwing existing systems to the wayside, by

layering on today’s mobile, sensing and data

technologies to existing infrastructure, we can keep our

infrastructure current.‘

http://techcrunch.com/2016/05/12/

in-the-singularity-well-still-be-

using-the-same-garbage-trucks/

Authoritative geodata

Real world Virtual model

CITYGML—LEVEL OF DETAIL

Impact on

Business Operations

Impact on

Operate/Maintain

Measure Measure Measure

BUILDING A GEOSPATIAL

DATA PLATFORM

Create geospatial data

platform

UNIQUE IDENTIFIERS FOR EVERY LOCATION

UPRN1000045232

UPRN1000045233 UPRN1000045230

UPRN1000045231

UPRN1000045234

OGC Future Cities Pilot 1

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THE MANCHESTER CORRIDOR - CITYVERVE

CITYVERVE – WHAT WE PLAN TO DO

Ordnance Survey will provide the

geospatial glue that will underpin

CityVerve data. We will do this

through provision of:

• Capturing new and enhancing

existing 2D, 3D and attributed

content

• OS product portfolio for use

throughout the demonstrator

• API suite and web services

• Research and analysis of

emerging technologies and

systems

• Geospatial platform of

CityVerve activity, services and

assets

CITYVERVE – ORDNANCE SURVEY DATA PRODUCT

AND WEB SERVICES PORTFOLIO

4 TARGET AREAS FOR GEOSPATIAL/BIM/IOT IN SMART

Produce Share Use

Platform

Policy, standards, governanceFundamental

geospatial data

Applications

OUR STARTING POINT

BIM -> a virtual model built bottom-up

IoT -> addressing sensors

Layers of ‘infrastructure’ at different speeds

Integration happens in 4 areas

Carsten.Roensdorf@os.uk