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Smart society for innovative and sustainable cities

29 November – 2 December

Smart City Expo World Congress 2011 | 29 Nov. – 2 Dec. 2011 Barcelona, España

Introduction

Learn about the successful models worldwide in intelligent urban planning and development which will help you promote innovative initiatives for your city or town in an adverse economic context where efficiency is the key element for designing a future of sustainable growth that enhances the quality of life of citizens and addres-ses the necessary reduction of the environmental impact of urban activity.

In November, managers, technicians, planners, engineers, town planners, economists, administrations and companies come together for 3 days to address the main future challenges of cities, share knowledge, promote inspiration, innovation and debate, and exhibit leading world projects and all the innovative solutions available.

How to promote sustainable development?

How to implement an integrated model for the management of streets?

How to optimize costs while improving urban services?

How to encourage public/private collaboration?

What governance models promote efficiency?

How to design more sustainable and efficient transport systems?

How to develop and finance smart projects in the present economic context?

How to involve citizens and make then active agents in urban management?

How to transform your city or town and prepare it for the future?

Welcome to Smart City Expo World Congress 2011.

An essential event for your city or town.

Congress and Exhibition

http://www.smartcityexpo.com

Smart City Expo World Congress

Knowledge and solutions for intelligent cities.The growing density of the urban population requires actions that permit an economically and environmentally sustainable urban growth and which ensure the quality of life of the inhabitants. This is the main challenge and the reason why today’s cities must become smart cities.

More than 200 speakers, 300 companies and 9,000 visitors from cities throughout the world.

Smart City is divided into 2 areas:

Companies, public administration, entrepreneurs and research centres can learn and share knowledge to develop the cities of the future

With presentations of success cases from all over the world.

Smart City World Congress

A space where innovative companies, cities and institu-tions can show their projects, solutions and products.

Smart City Expo




Innovation and technology are the basic vehicles towards a smart society with people, companies and governments prepared to face the great challenges of the 21st century: climate change, high consumption of non-renewable energy sources, econo-mic development, increasingly dense populations and obsolete infrastructures.

Through talks, round tables and parallel sessions, the congress will encourage debate on the key elements in each of the topics around which the programme is structured:

People & Living

Social & Public services, Talent, Creativity, Participa-

tion, Social Innovation

Energy

Clean Energy, Smart Grid, Smart metering

Governance & Funding

Investment, Management model, Open Government, PPP-Public &

Private Partnership

Urban Planning & ICT infrastructure

Smart City platforms, Urban Planning, Internet of things,

Smart buildings

Environment

Waste management, Water systems, Air & Pollution, Sustaina-

ble resources management

City cases studies

Integrated vision, City references, Strategic Plans

Mobility & Transportation

Electric transportation, ITS – Intelligent transport systems,

Smart vehicles, Integrated transportation

The congress programme will be complemented by four thematic areas which will discuss different areas of interest:

Smart Rural

Smart Spain

Smart Green

Railway Forum

Business links will be formed with the countries invited

The talks will have a simultaneous translation service in English and Spanish

200 speakers. Key experts and representatives of the most innovative leaders.

Jeremy RifkinFounder and Chairman of the Foundation on Economic Trends.

Economist and sociologist, he researches into the impact of technological advances on society, economy and environment. Rifkin’s theories include that of the Third Industrial Revolution, according to which, in the 21st century, hundreds of millions of people will turn their homes into renewable energy sources, transforming the current paradigm of energy production.

Anne AltmanGeneral Manager of IBM’s Public Sector

She has been responsible for the management and development of solutions for the public sector of the multi-national technology company since 2009, a key sector in the "smarter planet" business strategy, and has super-vised the projects implemented by IBM in cities such as Stockholm, London, Singapore and San Francisco to transform existing infrastructures and turn them into models of intelligent sustainability.

Gunther PauliFounder of ZERI and Blue Economy

Economist and entrepreneur manager of Zero Emissions Research and Initiatives (ZERI), a research group whose task is to transfer the structure of the processes of nature to human productive activity, making it more sustai-nable and eliminating the production of waste. Pauli has promoted the Blue Economy movement, responsible for stimulating a model of entrepreneurship compatible with the theories of the ZERI.

Carlo RattiManager of the SENSEable City Lab of the MIT

Architect and engineer, since 2004 he has directed a research group which studies the transformation of cities into “cities in real time” by the implementation of sensors and the development and popularization of electronic devices. Speaker for TED, he has been chosen by Forbes magazine as one of the personalities of 2011.

Mike WhitbyBirmingham City Council LeaderHe led the municipal plenary session of the city of Birmingham from which the Digital Birmingham programme was designed. The initiatives promoted in this programme, such as the installation of smart electricity meters, which in the first 12 weeks of implementation reduced users’ bills by 60% and prevented the emission of 12 tonnes of CO2 into the atmosphere, have made the English city a smart benchmark.

Eric BrittonManager of EcoPlan International

Economist and political scientist who has focused his activity on the development of initiatives and strategies to make transport and mobility in general sustainable. He has written or co-authored more than 200 studies and has worked for governments, administrations and companies on all the continents, as well as the UNO, the EU and the OECD.

Speakers


Speakers

Michael BraungartFather of the Cradle to Cradle conceptScientific Manager of the EPEA (Environmental Protection Encouragement Agency), this German chemist, former member of Greenpeace, promotes the redesigning of production systems by imitating nature, in whose systems all components are reused completely eliminating the production of waste.

Erika HarmsManager of Sustainable Development, UN FoundationDiplomat and lawyer, she has worked in the field of sustainability as a consultant in the environmental policies of the government of Costa Rica, the World Bank and various NGO’s. She had previously held the post of execu-tive manager of the Tourism Sustainability Council in the same UN Foundation, in which she worked to achieve the collaboration of the private and public sectors in the promotion of projects to achieve a more sustainable tourist industry.

Enrique ValerCountry President for Spain, Portugal and South America, Schneider ElectricIndustrial Engineer, he has been the Country President of Schneider Electric for Spain, Portugal and South Ameri-ca since 2010. His more than 25 years’ experience in the electricity sector have given him a global and detailed view of the workings of the market and of the industry. From his position, he promotes the design and concep-tualization of solutions which help achieve more efficient, green, reliable and productive energy.

Neil GershenfeldManager of Center of Bits and Atoms of the MITThis physicist, selected by the magazine, Scientific American, as one of the 50 most important names in the field of science and technology, directs an interdisciplinary laboratory in Boston which researches into the relations-hip between the contents of information and their physical representation, and how technology can enhance a community from its deepest level.

Bruno Berthon Global Managing Partner of Accenture for the practice of Sustainability. With a team of more than 1,500 consultants worldwide, Bruno Berthon helps large multinational companies to assess and transform the challenges and opportunities arising from globalization, the climate change and sustainability. A graduate of the École Centrale Paris, MBA from INSEAD and Masters in Macroeconomy from La Sorbonne, he has written many articles and studies on Sustainability and is a regular contributor to blogs and the media.

Tetsuya NakajimaManager of Climate Change office, City of YokohamaEngineer specialized in town planning and leader of the Yokohama Smart Project, the programme to turn the Japanese city into a smart city. He has worked in the development of the modern district of Minato Mirai 21, as well as in the planning of its street network and the railway line connecting it to the central station of Yokoha-ma. He has also worked tithe the environmental protection office and in the field of disaster prevention.

Mildred WarnerProf. of Urban and Regional Planning, Cornell UniversityDoctor in Development Sociology, her research is focused on the field of public service provision and addresses the impact of privatization on municipal governments and on the economic development of cities. She has studied the potential of market solutions in the provision of these services and the impact of their implementa-tion in inner cities or rural areas.


Nigel ShadboltProfessor of Artificial Intelligence, University of SouthamptonDoctor in Artificial Intelligence and Advisor of the British Government, he has worked in diverse field such as robotics, human memory and the understanding of language. Along with Tim Berners-Lee, he has promoted the data.gov.uk project, a repository of public information launched by the British Government which allows for consultation and reuse of public sector information and has become a benchmark in ‘open data’.

Robin ChaseFounder and CEO of GoLocoConsidered one of the 100 most influential personalities by Time Magazine in 2009, she has focused her profes-sional activity on the development of innovative and sustainable solutions in the field of mobility and transport. She is a member of the Transport Council of the World Economic Forum of Davos and is part of the committee that advises the United States Government on intelligent transport systems.

Abha Joshi-GhaniManager of the Urban Development Unit of the World BankHe supervises the projects of the World Bank in the field of urban policies and advises the branches of the Bank in Africa, Asia and Middle East on key issues for development such as town planning, housing, municipal finance management, urban ecosystem, cities and climate change and development of sustainable tourism. In 2009, he also designed the new Urban Strategies Programme of the World Bank.

Anthony TownsendManager of Technology at the Institute for the Future

Researcher specialized in town planning who has studied the impact of new technologies on cities and their institutions, as well as the role of technology in economic development. He has advised large companies, NGO’s and is a member of the advisory council of the International Association of Scientific Parks (IASP).

Rosa Ma. GarcíaCEO of Siemens SpainA mathematician, she has more than 25 years’ experience in the Information Technology industry. She has spent most of her career in Microsoft, where she has come to be president of Iberia and then Southeast Europe. She has always been concerned about facilitating access to technologies and finding applications that improve the everyday life of people.

Adam GreenfieldFounder of UrbanscaleWriter and Technologist, former design manager at Nokia and expert in the development of friendly technologi-cal environments, he directs a centre for the development of systems based on deep integration of computing in urban environments. Author of the book, “Everyware: the dawn of ubiquitous computing”, in which he analy-ses the characteristics and social and ethical consequences of ubiquitous computing.

Livio GalloManager of Nets and Infrastructures at EnelEngineer. He directs the projects for the improvement of gas and electricity distribution services, and efficient management of resources in the Italian company. He is manager of the transformation projects in the intelli-gent networks of the existing electricity distribution infrastructures. He is also chairman and founder of the EDSO Smart Grids Association promoted by the European Distribution Network Operators Association.

Jeremy RifkinFounder and Chairman of the Foundation on Economic Trends.

Economist and sociologist, he researches into the impact of technological advances on society, economy and environment. Rifkin’s theories include that of the Third Industrial Revolution, according to which, in the 21st century, hundreds of millions of people will turn their homes into renewable energy sources, transforming the current paradigm of energy production.

Anne AltmanGeneral Manager of IBM’s Public Sector

She has been responsible for the management and development of solutions for the public sector of the multi-national technology company since 2009, a key sector in the "smarter planet" business strategy, and has super-vised the projects implemented by IBM in cities such as Stockholm, London, Singapore and San Francisco to transform existing infrastructures and turn them into models of intelligent sustainability.

Gunther PauliFounder of ZERI and Blue Economy

Economist and entrepreneur manager of Zero Emissions Research and Initiatives (ZERI), a research group whose task is to transfer the structure of the processes of nature to human productive activity, making it more sustai-nable and eliminating the production of waste. Pauli has promoted the Blue Economy movement, responsible for stimulating a model of entrepreneurship compatible with the theories of the ZERI.

Carlo RattiManager of the SENSEable City Lab of the MIT

Architect and engineer, since 2004 he has directed a research group which studies the transformation of cities into “cities in real time” by the implementation of sensors and the development and popularization of electronic devices. Speaker for TED, he has been chosen by Forbes magazine as one of the personalities of 2011.

Mike WhitbyBirmingham City Council LeaderHe led the municipal plenary session of the city of Birmingham from which the Digital Birmingham programme was designed. The initiatives promoted in this programme, such as the installation of smart electricity meters, which in the first 12 weeks of implementation reduced users’ bills by 60% and prevented the emission of 12 tonnes of CO2 into the atmosphere, have made the English city a smart benchmark.

Eric BrittonManager of EcoPlan International

Economist and political scientist who has focused his activity on the development of initiatives and strategies to make transport and mobility in general sustainable. He has written or co-authored more than 200 studies and has worked for governments, administrations and companies on all the continents, as well as the UNO, the EU and the OECD.


Speakers


Programme

* Awaiting confirmation

ICT BasisLiveable cities for peopleTuesday, November 29th

KeynoteCarlo Ratti

Director - SENSEable City Laboratory MIT

Plenary Session

Jonathan Wareham, Information Direction Management Departament - ESADE

Jordi Botifoll, Senior VicePresident EMEA – CISCOÁngel David García, Head of M2M Strategy and Alliances - Telefónica

Bruno Berthon, Worldwide Sustainability Director – Accenture

Donald Clark, Vice President - Invensys

Tobías Martínez, CEO Abertis Telecom

Moderator: Joan Majó, European Commission Advisor, former Minister

An innovative and integrated vision

Internet of things Irene Compte, urbioticaMarc Fabregas, Zolertia*

Akira Maeda, Hitachi*Alessandro Bassi, Europeanproject IOT

Moderator: Ginés Alarcón, CTECNO

Big Data & Strategic Data Gerard Mooney, IBM Global Smater Cities

Graham Colclough, Cap Gemini

Nandan Nilekani, UDIA*

Active Citizen: sensor + action Usman Haque, Pachube Laura Forlano, Illinois Institute of TechnologyOriol Pujol, Computer Vision center, UB

Moderator: Joan Mas, BDigital

Moderator: Manel Sanromà, Barcelona City

Smart City modelsModerator: Ramon Sagarra, 22@

Stellan Fryxell, Symbio CityJosé Mª Cavanillas, Atos

Volker Buscher, ARUPAshwin Mahesh, Bangalore

Cloud & Connected cityModerator: Josep Ramon Ferrer, Generalitat de Catalunya

Manuel Simas, Living PlanITJorge Martín, Telefónica

Yuichi Kato, NTT DoCoMoManuel Monteiro, European Comission

Programme



Anne Altman, IBM General Manager, Global Public Sector Executive

Adam Greenfield, Founder of Urbanscale

Joan Clos, Executive Director UN-Habitat

Cloover Moore, Lord Mayor of Sydney*

Rosa M. García, CEO Siemens España

José Luis Marín, CEO ENDESA Red

Moderator: Alfons Cornella, Infonomia

Living & peopleLiveable cities for peopleTuesday, November 29th

KeynoteAnthony Townsend

Research Director at Institute for the Future

Plenary SessionSmart Cities: An opportunityfor liveable cities

Susana Carillo, ENDESAArtur Serra, CitiLab

Esteve Almirall, ESADEEwan McInstoh, NotoshChiara Camponeschi, Enabling City

Moderator: Ramon Sangüesa, UPC

Citizen Innovation

Moderator: Joan Batlle, Barcelona City

Elena Alfaro, BBVAFabien Girardin, LiftLab

Sarah Williams, DesignLab

What’s happening? A visualization

M. Schreurs, Eindhoven CityJosep M. Piqué, Barcelona 22@Charles Lin, Taiwan City*Moderator: Sascha Haselmayer, Living Labs Global

Urban & Living Labs

Matthias Hollwich, HWKNMercè Conesa, Mayor of Sant Cugat

Mark Morrin, Consulting inplace-LondonModerator: Alfons Cornella, Infonomia

Smart Collaboration

Daniel Innerarty, Inst. Democracy Governance.Carlos Gadsen, Fundación Internacional para el desarrollo de gobiernos confiables

Alberto Ortiz de Zárate, Gobierno VascoModerator: Mª José Salido, The Project

Trends in participation approaches

Erika Harms, Golbal Sustainable Tourism Council

Carla Salvadó, Port BCNModerator: Ángel Díaz, Advanced Leisure Services

Sustainable Tourism


Programme


Moderator: Willy Müller, Barcelona Regional

Transforming cities Alfonso Vegara, Fundación Metrópoli

Dr. Vijay Kumar, Government of Andhra Pradeshv

Adam Freed, NY CityCarlos Leite, Mackenzie Univ. Sao Paulo

Urbanization: rural to urban migrationModerator: Sunil Dubey, Sydney University

Robin Ried, World Economic Forum

DK Osseo-Assare, Anam City - Nigeria

Narinder Nayar, Mumbai First - India

Victor Vergara, World Bank

City transformation & urban space Pablo Vaggione, Design Conver-gence urbanismJoan Trullen, Pla Estratègic Metropolità

Heike Barlag, Green eMotionSalvador Rueda, Agencia Ecología Urbana

Housing & Urban Planning Douglas Mulhal, Cradle to Cradle

Steven Beckers, Lateral Thinking Factory

Bruce Haxton, Bruce Mc Lean HaxtonModerator: Ignasi Cubiñà, EcoIntelligent Growth

Francisco Rincón, SiemensModerator: Metrópolis*

Moderator: Andreu Ulied, MCRIT

Diane Mendes, Global Institute AECOMJeong Yong Park, IFEZ - Korea

Plenary SessionChallenges involved in designing and transforming the cityHéctor Lostri, Subsecretario de planeamiento de Buenos Aires

Gunter Pauli, Founder of Zero Foundation

Nader Tehrani, Head of the Department of Architecture, MIT

Ismael Fernández Mejía, President of ISOCARP

Patrick Adiba, CEO Atos

Moderator: Gildo Seisdedos, IE Business School

Urban PlanningIntegrated VisionWednesday, November 30th

Designing a city from scratch

KeynoteNeil Gershenfeld

Center of Bits and Atoms - MIT

Vicente GuallartChief Architect, Barcelona

Programme



Moderator: Lluís Torrents, IESE Public-PrivateIñigo de la Serna, Mayor of Santander

Nicola Minelli, Iscom Group

Roberta Bigliani, IDC

Mel Ewell, CEO Amey

Camilla Sharp, Invest in SpainBrian Field, EIB JESSICA Task ForceEugenio Leanza, JESSICA - EIB

Cristiana Fragola, NY Housing AuthorityCledan Mandri- Perrott, World Bank

Moderator: Josep Roig, UCGL

Paul Natorp, Univer. cityNigel Shadbolt, Southampton University

Lucía Gonzalez, EdenwayMartín Álvarez - Espinar, CTICModerator: José María Alonso, Web Foundation

Nicola Oddatti, Napoli CityChongqing City*Moderator: Dr. Eugenie L Birch, Penn University

Peter Corbett, iStrategy LabsJake Barton, Local ProjectsFrancesca Bria

Moderator: Esteve Almirall, ESADE

Jose María Miranda, ACEFATAlex Mestre, Abertis

City Case Study

Framework of governance modelsModerator: Sunil Dubey, Sydney University

Prof. Srinivas Chary Vedala CEEUI, ASCI, Hyderabad - India

Kathrin Humboldt, University ofBonn

Gordon Falconer, CISCO

Jennifer Bélissent, Forrester Research

Plenary SessionSmart City Governance ModelsMike Whitby, Leader of Birmingham City Council

Mildred Warner, City and Regional Planning, Cornell University

Abha Joshi Ghani, World Bank

José Antonio Ondiviela, Microsoft

ACS

Santiago Roura, INDRA

Moderator: Germà Bel, University of Barcelona

Governance & FundingIntegrated VisionWednesday, November 30th

KeynoteGreg Clark

Senior Fellow Urban Land Institute

Public – Private Collaboration

Funding the transformation

Open Government: cultural changes

Local Polices in times of crisis

Integrated management of urban space

Open Innovation developing Smart Cities


Programme


Moderator: Carlos Abilio Pérez, URBASER

Mike Molesworth, Dennis Eagle Ltd

Anis Ismail, Sweep-med, Tunisia

Fernando Soares Bretas, BID

Erik Rasmussen, Copenhagen Climate Council *

Krishna Shrestha, University of Sydney

Rodrigo Villamizar, University of San Diego

Moderator: Marta Subirà, Generalitat de Catalunya

Peter Lacy, Accenture PartnerRichard Miller, KTN-UK

Jordi Zubelzu, AgbarMarco Peres, Univ. Externado - Bogotá

Moderator: Salvador Rueda, Agencia Urbana

Simon Cousins, Greater London Authority*

Martin Lütz, Senate Dpt.forHealth Env - BerlínJordi Sunyer, CREAL

Moderator: Assumpta Farrán, Generalitat de Catalunya

Moderator: Fernando Rayón, AGBAR

Dr. A Ravindra, Karnataka State Government

Carlos Pacha, Adasa

Guillermo Pickering, Asociación Empresas Agua Chile

Ricardo Klatosky, IBM

Plenary SessionAchieving sustainable citiesMichael Braungart, Prof. at Erasmus Univesity Rotterdam, and Uni Twente

Tetsuya Nakajima, Deputy Executive Director – City of Yokohama

Baldomero Falcones, FCC Group

Santiago Olivares, CEO Ferrovial Servicios

Enric Ruíz-Geli, Director Cloud 9

Juan Antonio Guijarro, General Director - AGBAR Group

EnvironmentSustainable citiesThursday, December 1st

KeynoteJeremy Rifkin

President, Foundation on Economic Trends, USA

Smart water management

Smart waste management

Climate Change Management

What do people demand?

A smarter city = a healthier city

Side Events



Smart Grids Yoichi Ida, NEDOIgnasi Cairó, IREC-Endesa-Cinergia

Marek J. Samotyj, EPRIMaikel van Verseveld, Accenture Amsterdam Samuele Furfari, European Commission

EV - City in the energy management Live Initative - Barcelona CityDario Gil, IBMDavid Beeton, IEAH & EVIAModerator: Antoni Martínez, IREC

Infrastructure for the electric vehicle Angel Arcos, Endesa Distribución EléctricaGas Natural

Lew Fulton, EVI Manuel Moliner, Schneider Electric

Moderator: Juan Luis Pla, IDAE

Energy generation /Renewable energiesModerator: Maite Macià, ICAEN

Verónica Bermúdez, R&D NEXCIS-BPVBelvis Martínez, FCM

European Comission*Bertrand Martin, COFELY - Suez, Presiden ADHAC*

Plenary SessionSustainable energyMaria van der Hoeven, IEA - International Energy Agency, Executive Director

Pierre Gadonneix, Chairman, World Energy Council. ELECTRICITE DE FRANCE (EDF)

Livio Gallo, CEO - Enel Distribuzione

Luis Antonio d’Almeida Silva, Superintendente Energia Estado Rio de Janeiro

Enrique Valer, Country President Iberia & South America - Schneider Electric

Daniel López Jordà, Director General - Gas Natural Fenosa

Moderator: Pedro Nueno, IESE

Keynote

European Commission*

Zero energy buildings & communities

David Bartlett, IBM – VP Industry SolutionsPaul Hodson, DG Energy European Comission*

Moderator: Jaume Salom, IREC

Ivan Capdevila, ERF

EnergySustainable citiesThursday, December 1st

Lars Nordström, KTH Royal Institute Tech Stockholm*Antoni Sudría, CITCEA-UPC/ IREC

Emmanuel Lagarrigue, Schneider Electric

Ronnie Belmans, KIC InnoEnergy CC Benelux*

Moderator: Ramon Folch, ERF

What is coming?

Gilles Simon, Schneider - ISO50001Javier Llansó, Cespa - Enrgy from waste

Francisco de la Torre, Mayor of Málaga CityGabriele Riedmann, T-Systems

Moderator: Mª José Sarrias, Generalitat de Catalunya

Best practices and new challenges


Programme


Driving in a smart cityModerator: Marc Torrent, BDigital

Richard Varos Jr, IBMAshwin Mahesh, Bangalore

Kazys Varnelis, Columbia UniversityFederico Casalegno, MIT

Services for sharing resources Eduardo Bonet, IndraAngel López, Barcelona CityLeif Thorson, CENIT

Moving around Christian Estrosi, Mayor of Nice*José Mª Tejera, Siemens

Mischa Dohler, WolrldsesingLaurence Bannerman, Saba

Integrated mobilityModerator: Francesc Robusté, CENIT

Arturo Corbi, TelventSebastien Renouard, Altran

Luigi Telesca, CREATE-NET, SuperHubJulio García Ramón, ERTRAC

Plenary SessionUrban mobility: achieving social efficiencyPan Haixiao, Professor of Urban Planning at Tongji University in Shanghai. Researchers in transport planning

Robert Cervero, Institute Director Urban and Regional Development at the Transportation Center.

Robin Chase, Funder & CEO GoLoco

Timothy Papandreou, San Francisco Municipal Transformation Agency

Peter Chamley, ARUP - Global Infrastructure Practice Chair

Ger Baron, Amsterdam - Innovative

Moderator: Robert Stussi, APVE and Former AVERE/WEVA President, Mobility Consultant

MobilityUrban MobilityFriday, December 2nd

KeynoteEric Britton

Founder & CEO - EcoPlan Internacional

Christopher Bernardis, NissanPaola Petroni, Enel DistribuzioneJosé Manuel Barrios, IDIADA

Leonor Berriochoa, EuropeanInvestment BankModerator: Tomas Megía, ACC1Ó

The electric vehicle

Side Events


Smart Spain

The conference aims to discuss specific aspects of the development of smart cities in the Spanish context, bearing in mind the map of municipalities and the current economic situation, with its opportunities and challenges. Sessions will address issues such as economic efficiency, urban service management, Energy and Sustainability, and the challenges of implementing the electric car.

Smart Rural

The term ‘smart’ is usually associated with large cities and the development of technological solutions. But what about its application in less dense and less technified environments? The Smart Rural conference will define and discuss the smart concept in the rural setting and in small towns. In these areas, it is essential that the aims of investment in social and human capital and communication infrastructures should be economic development and quality of life, without compromising either existing resources or the environment. The conference will address the development of rural areas on the basis of four main areas: smartechnology, smartliving, smartfood and smartenergy with different success stories, new challenges posed and the ever present need for entrepreneurship.

Smart Green

An essential element of cities is the development of green areas in the urban fabric as a paradigm of open space and area of interaction, and producer of environmental benefits basic to the quality of life of citizens. Whether it be green roofs, vertical gardens or traditional parks, SmartCity Expo & World Congress offers the chance to see innovative materials and techniques in the management and maintenance of this vital infrastructure of a city.

International Railway Forum

Fira de Barcelona will be the setting for the third edition of BcnRail, the Rail Industry Fair, on the same dates as the summit on smart cities, in order to create synergies with SmartCity Expo & World Congress. BcnRail will host the 1st International Railway Forum, which for four days will address the most relevant issues affecting the rail industry today, with the help of renowned national and foreign experts. Freight transport by rail and its connection with the European network will be two of the main issues discussed at the Forum, whereas the international workshops will focus on the new business avenues opened in emerging countries committed to the railway as a tool for socio-economic development, including Algeria, Russia, Turkey and India.

City Case Studies

The projects promoted by different cities will be presented in detail, including: Burgos, Figueres, Málaga, Palencia, Sant Cugat del Vallès, Santander, Valladolid and Viladecans.

An opportunity to discuss the important aspects of development andthe most advanced solutions in specific fields: rural development, management of green areas, Spain and railway sector


Side Events

Social Innovation

Case study: "“Permeable Program landscapeas neighbourhood treasure” Jane Martin

Smart Green

Wednesday, Novembre 30th

Moderator: Enric Pol, Barcelona University

Tuesday, November 30th

KeynoteKen Worpole, CABEPresenter: Antoni Falcon, Materia Verda

Jane Martin, Sant FranciscoJake Barton, Changes by us. Local ProjectsFrédéric Serrano, Le Ports aux Cerises

Green Projects

Case study: “The High Line” Peter MullanModerator: Lluís Domènech, Barcelona Sagrera

Wednesday, November 30thPeter Mullan, The High Line NYGary Grant, Living roofsMichel Péna, Paisatgistes França

Green Management

Case study: "Trends in Singapore"Tan Puay Yok

Thursday, December 1stTan Puay Yok, CUGE (Singapore)Wayne Dubin, Barlett Trees (11-S memorial NY)Sten Gilner, University ofDresden - Germany


General program

Coffee Break

Exhibitiors Talks at Expo

Lunch & Expo Visit

Plenary Session: Challenges involved in designing and transforming the city

Keynote: Vicente Guallart Neil Gershenfeld

Plenary Session: Smart City Governance Models

Keynote: Greg Clark

Smart Spain:Keynote:Eduardo Martínez

Designing cities from scratch

Smart GreenGrenn Urban Space: Keynote: Ken Worpole

Transforming cities

Framework of governance models

City Case

Public - Private Collaboration

Funding the transformation

Open Government - Cultural changes

Integrated management of urban space

Local Policies in times of crisis

Open Innovation developing Smart Cities

Urbanization: rural to urban migration

Housing & Urban Planning

City transformation & urban space

Smart Spain: Gestión de servicios Públicos Urbanos

Smart SpainEficiencia económica y gestión macromuni-cipal

Smart Green: Green projects

Integrated vision

Governance & Funding

Urban Planning

Liveable cities for people

Coffee Break

Coffee Break


Lunch & Expo Visit

Plenary Session: An innovative and integrated vision

Keynote: Carlo Ratti

SmartCity models

Internet of things

What’s happening? A visualization

City Case

SmartRural

Plenary Session: Smart Cities: An opportunity for liveable cities

Keynote: Anthony Townsend

Urban & Living Labs

Smart Collabora-tion

Tourism Sustainable

Active Citizen: Sensor + action

City Case

09:00

11:00

11:30

12:30

13:00

09:30

14:30

Citizen Innova-tion

Trends in participation approaches

Cloud & connected city

Big Data & Strategic Data

City Case Green Urban spaces.Social Innovation

16:50

16:30

18:30

19:30

15:00

09:00

11:15

11:45

12:45

13:15

09:45

14:45

17:15

16:45

18:15

19:15

Living & people

ICT basis

17:45 Opening Ceremony

Gala Dinner & Awards Ceremony

Wednesday, November 30thTuesday, November 29th


General program

09:00

11:30

12:00

13:00

13:30

09:45

17:30

17:00

18:30

19:30

15:00

15:15

Coffee Break

Coffee Break

Plenary Session: Achieving sustainable cities

Plenary Session: Sustainable Energy

Keynote: Jeremy Rifkin

Keynote:

EVI Smart Water Management

Smart Waste Management

What do people demand?

Zero Energy Buildings& Communities

City Case

Energy Generation /Renewable energies

EV-The City in the energy management

What is coming?

Infrastructure for the electric vehicle

Best practices and new challengues

Smart Grid Climate ChangeManagement

A Smarter city = a healthier city

City Case Smart SpainEdificios sostenibles

Smart SpainEnergías renovables

Smart Green:Green Management


Lunch & Expo Visit

Thursday, December 1st

Sustainable Cities

Energy

Environment

11:00

11:30

09:00

09:30

12:30

Keynote: Eric Britton

Coffee Break

Plenary Session: Urban mobility: Achieving social efficiency

Congress Closure

Integrated mobility

Services for sharing resources

Driving in a smart city

The electric vehicle

Moving around

Smart SpainRetos a la implantación del coche eléctrico

Friday, December 2nd

Urban mobility

Mobility

Instituto para la Diversi�cacióny Ahorro de la Energía

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