KNOWLEDGE-BASED CITY DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
Application of knowledge graphs and reusable building blocks for city digital transformation
Digital City Planner
Solution for city transformation with pre-installed knowledge base
Key Issues for Smart City transformation
Transforming cities is a complex task that requires new approaches and management technologies:
— Number of tasks, stakeholders, problem-solving ways and approaches is growing
— Life speed is increasing: people needs the newest innovation technologies and applications
— New services for businesses, citizens and the government appear, however services by themselves can be a chaotic system
— Number of tasks, stakeholders, problem-solving ways and approaches is growing
— Life speed is increasing: people needs the newest innovation technologies and applications
— New services for businesses, citizens and the government appear, however services by themselves can be a chaotic system
Problem space
Do you want to...
… minimize hiring top/external consultants (including benchmark)
… have an easy access to the world best practices and experience in smart city area
… have a holistic and evidence-based smart city development system
… collect, prepare and pack knowledge for reuse and worldwide replication
Innovation
Our product represents a new way for designing and planning of smart city domains and solutions using world best practices and methodologies via knowledge services
Innovation
Our product represents a new way for designing and planning of smart city domains and solutions using world best practices and methodologies via knowledge services
Solution
Processes and techniques for:
— knowledge collection, packing, sharing
— city domain analysis, design and transformation
This component will help to establish high quality decision making and digital transformation capabilities for city administration or receive necessary consulting service.
— knowledge collection, packing, sharing
— city domain analysis, design and transformation
This component will help to establish high quality decision making and digital transformation capabilities for city administration or receive necessary consulting service.
Model-driven knowledge base of a city management, which will integrate and "pack" terminology, best practices, standards, patterns & reference models (reference content).
This component will help to get quick answers to simple questions of city administration and to create city-specific solutions more rapidly and cheaper.
This component will help to get quick answers to simple questions of city administration and to create city-specific solutions more rapidly and cheaper.
Software tool for collaborative description and design of different city domains with easy-to-use knowledgebase and intelligent services.
This component will provide better information integration, access and analytics within the final solution.
This component will provide better information integration, access and analytics within the final solution.
How it works
Target audience
Target audience
Knowledge providers
Research institutes (e.g. VTT)
Lighthouse cities (e.g. Espoo)
Standardization bodies (e.g. ISO)
Universities (e.g. Aalto uni)
Individual researchers & experts
Associations / NGOs (e.g. ICCT)
Lighthouse cities (e.g. Espoo)
Standardization bodies (e.g. ISO)
Universities (e.g. Aalto uni)
Individual researchers & experts
Associations / NGOs (e.g. ICCT)
Consumer — City managers
Development managers
Strategy office
Transformation managers
CDOs
Enterprise architects
Program managers
Strategy office
Transformation managers
CDOs
Enterprise architects
Program managers
Research and development
Grant from TIB Leibniz Information Centre for Science and Technology
We curate the Smart City Planning observatory within the Open Research Knowledge Graph (ORKG) — a kind of open knowledge base
296
Papers
32
Comparisons
3
Smart Reviews
"The Open Research Knowledge Graph utilizes the recent progress in information technologies to build the next generation digital libraries for semantic scientific knowledge. We aim to describe scientific knowledge in a structured, machine-interpretable way. This will help researchers find relevant contributions to their field and create state-of-the-art comparisons and reviews"
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Overview of our contribution to the ORKG
The SmartReviews of the Smart City Planning observatory
Smart and sustainable city’s indicators
Smart city’s ontologies review
Towards a city digital twin
- Smart and sustainable city’s indicators
- Smart city’s ontologies review
- Towards a city digital twin
The comparisons of the Smart City Planning observatory
- Ontologies for smart city: levels and key classes
- Analysis of natural environment indicators in Smart Cities' standards
- Standardized indicators for Smart sustainable cities, by type of indicators
- Recommender systems for smart cities, Smart governance dimension
- Comparison between cities-board dashboards and existing dashboards
- Enterprise architecture applications for managing digital transformation of smart cities
- Thematic Identification of the City Digital Twin Potentials
- eGovernment Competences and personality traits
Social media outreach
Dmitry Kudryavtsev and Natalia Chichkova from the Digital city planner (@DigiCityPlanner) used their curation grant to tackle their challenges in smart city planning, management and governance. 5/15
— Open Research Knowledge Graph (@orkg_org) January 4, 2022
The Digital City Planner team gives an overview on their use of the ORKG for #SmarCity challenges: https://t.co/YA3NAljArG
— Open Research Knowledge Graph (@orkg_org) December 30, 2021
We reached a milestone in our ORKG (Open Research Knowledge Graph) curation process. Our Smart City Planning observatory https://t.co/CdiId5wm0A now includes 3 SmartReviews, 32 comparisons and 296 papers. We thank @orkg_org team and @SoerenAuer for the opportunity and support.
— Digital City Planner (@DigiCityPlanner) January 18, 2022
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