smartCATALONIA Catalonia’s Smart Region Strategy

Mr Jordi Puigneró Secretary of Telecommunications, Cybersecurity and Digital Society

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Introduction

7,5 milion population (similar to Austria) 32.000 km2 (similar to Denmark) 15% of Spanish population 20% of Spanish GDP 25% of Spanish industry 30% of Spanish foreign trade

With a population similar to Bulgaria and Austria, a GDP greater than Finland and the

Czech Republic and similar to Denmark’s, Catalonia’s economic position in Europe is not

to be forgotten. Its exports are similar to Portugal’s, and superior to countries like

Romania and Greece. Its GDP per capita is 14,4% above the European average (EU-27),

and greater than the UK’s and Italy’s.

Catalonia, the land of Barcelona

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Catalonia, Europe’s Silicon Valley ?

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Catalonia, a good place for ICT players

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Catalonia, a good place for ICT players

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Catalonia, a good place for ICT players

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The new Internet Revolution

INTERNET MOBILE SMART

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Internet of

information

(contents,

email)

Internet of

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The new Internet Revolution

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The Digital Revolution Context

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“We need very fast Internet for the economy to grow strongly and to create jobs and prosperity, and to ensure citizens can access the

content and services they want.”1

“La connectivité Internet à grande vitesse est la condition sine qua non de l'économie numérique: sans elle, des services essentiels tels que l'informatique en nuage, la santé en ligne, les villes intelligentes, les services audiovisuels – et les avantages qu'ils procurent – ne pourront tout simplement pas être mis en

place. Une augmentation de 10 % du taux de pénétration du haut débit pourrait se traduire par une croissance du PIB de l'ordre de 1 % à 1,5 % par an ou par des gains de productivité du travail de 1,5 % sur

les cinq prochaines années.” 2

EU goal : 30Mbps internet access

The European Context

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Catalonia’s Strategy

smartCATALONIA

“The first smart region strategy approved

in Europe”

Markku Markkula, President of the European Committee of the

Regions

To deal with the challenges of the Digital Revolution

the Government of Catalonia

approved “smartCATALONIA” in October 2014

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Smart Catalonia: fields of action & Framework

Promoting smart projects

deployment in the region

Tecnological tools and infraestructures

Services

(data)

Electronic

Infrastructures Sensors

Networks

Datacenters

Cloud

Data

High

Performance

Computing

Big Open

...

Legal Framework

Regulatory

framework for

electronic

communications

(prevent digital

exclusion, ensuring trust, privacy and

cybersecurity)

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Smart Catalonia: fields of action and projects

Smart

Environment

Smart Cities

Smart Citizen

Smart

rural

Smart

Mobility

Smart

Technologies

Smart

Industry

Smart

Leisure

Smart

Security

Smart

Health

Smart

Education Plataforma Smart Region

Full de ruta Smart City

Catalonia SmartLab

Observatori SmartCAT

Portal MuniApps

SmartCAT Challenge

City Protocol Society

Plataforma tecnològica SC

Smart Cities

Cobertura Mòbil

SparkLab

ACTIC

Xarxa Punt TIC

mTalent / Fit4Jobs

CORETIC

donaTIC.cat

Smart Citizen

mHealth.cat

Telecremats

BigData Salut

T-Mobilitat

Fòrum Vehicle Connectat

Eurobird Portal - Ornitho.cat

Governança Radioelèctrica

mSchools Edutech

IT World Edu Bitbot.cat

App VisitCatalonia

OpenCamp

Smart Destination

Tallers Turisme 2.0

Anella Industrial 4.0

Industria 4.0

PIME digital

STEM

Smart Grids

Smart Alt Urgell

Barcelona BigData CoE

Catalonia Smart Drones

IoT Catalan Alliance

ESNC Catalonia Challenge

Programa R+D+i TIC

Mobile World Congress

Sonar +D

In(3D)ustry

Gamelab

Barcelona Games World

IoT Word Congress

Smart City Expo

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Framework – Technology Architecture

Government’s Broadband Network Datacenter HUB

CESICAT – New Cybersecurity Agency

Technology Infrastructures

Barcelona Super Computation Centre

Deployment of Fiber optic network for connecting all Public buildings

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Smart City/Land – Smart Cities

Urban network of laboratories dedicated to test and validate smart solutions in real environments.

Comprehensive and updated overview of the projects and initiatives of the Smart Catalan territory.

Guidelines for municipal officials to adopt smart cities gradually.

Catalonia SmartLab

SmartCATALONIA Observatory

Smart City Roadmap

Smart City

Smart Region

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Smart Economy – Data Economy and Smart Technologies

Data Driven

Economy

Smart Technologies

Mobile

Social

Cloud

Analytics

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European Commission

Smart Economy – Data Economy and Smart Technologies

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Smart Economy – Data Driven Economy

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Smart Economy – Data Driven Economy

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Smart Economy – Data Economy and Smart Technologies

3D Printing Connected Vehicle & Automatic Driving Forum

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Smart Economy – Smart Car Industry

Catalonia’s Industrial Forum for the Connected Vehicle and Automated Driving (IFCVAD) is a Public Private Partnership (PPP) led by

that includes relevant stakeholders from different sectors involved in the connectivity and automation of vehicles

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Smart Economy – Smart Car Industry

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Smart Economy – Smart Car Industry

3D point cloud scanning and images for 6048 km road network including identified and

geo-localized road furniture: lane markings, traffic signals, safety barriers…

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Smart Economy – Smart Car Industry

1. Source: opensignal.com

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Smart Economy – Smart Car Industry

Sample Network Configuration – repeat test scenarios until eg. service behaves optimally Using real mobile networks, non-simulated, with latest features as deployed to operators world-wide Vehicle functionalities can be tested in a controlled environment using different technologies

Lab & Open Air Mobile Test Bed

3G

LTE

2G 3G

LTE

2G

Complementing ‘real world’ drive tests with replicable, well defined lab tests

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Smart Economy – Smart Car Industry

CATALONIA SmartLAB : Network of cities for validation and testing of smart mobility concepts

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Maslow’s hierarchy of needs

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Smart Grids

Budget : 5 Million Euros (60% EU funding)

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Smart Grids

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Smart Grids

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IDPR Intelligent

Distribution Power Router

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Smart Grids

In conclusion, Rural Smart Grids ... - Increase the resilience of their networks - Increase their hosting capacity - No need for new investments in the current network

except for the cost of the IDPR - reduce loses

Intelligent Distribution Power Router

1% transformation losses

2% transport losses

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SmartCitizens: empowering our citizens

Smart

Citizen

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SmartCitizens: The MobileCoverage Project

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Country strategic indicators

ICT development (Source ITU) R+D (Source OECD) GDP (Source World Bank)

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Catalonia’s ICT ranking in Europe

Catalunya as a country would be in position Nº 11 and over 6% of EU countries average

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Catalonia an emerging ICT HUB in south Europe

1. Strategic location.

2. Access to global markets.

3. Dynamic and innovative ecosystem.

4. Talented and competitive workforce.

5. Office space and competitive costs.

6. Mobile & Smart World Capital.

7. Leading Scientific Facilities.

8. Internationally connected.

9. Business mindset.

10. Multicultural and open society.

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Conclusion

Thank you !

smartCATALONIA

@TIC #smartcat

www.smartcat.gencat.cat

jordi.puignero@gencat.cat

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Introduction

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Introduction

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Smart Catalonia: fields of action

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Smart Catalonia: projects

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Smart Industry – Data Economy and Smart Technologies

Smart Industry

Food Design

industries

Cultural

industries

Health

industries

Mobility

industries Industrial

systems

Energy,

Chemisty

&

resources

Innovative environment Tech environment Emerging activities

Industrial Ring 4.0

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Barcelona, the Smart and Mobile World Capital

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Catalonia an emerging ICT HUB in south Europe