Second meeting public mobility: from concept to reality
Old Warehouse
Soesterweg 310f, 3812 BH Amersfoort
We want to tackle the big challenges in conjunction. This requires the targeted coordination of policies – both among governments and between governments and business – so that we quickly make sufficient scale and impact. And in doing so, we need to make maximum use of the possibilities of information technology, within socially responsible frameworks. In the theme of smart urbanization and public space, we give substance to linking spatial tasks, working methods, parties and information technology in a more integral, smarter and sustainable manner. So that our cities remain a pleasant place to live and work.
Within the theme, we focus on the following pillars:
Many Dutch cities have a similar spatial structure with similar (historical) districts within them. Based on existing and new knowledge and expertise, we are working on common policies and methods from an integral perspective so that standardized and customized solutions can land in those cities and neighborhoods. This way, we offer tools for market parties and municipalities to shape smart, sustainable urbanization without re-inventing the wheel.
In this theme, we will contribute to the development of digital solutions that provide insight into the (coherence of) challenges in a city. Think of the visualization of flooding in the built environment as the result of a downpour. With this insight, a municipality is offered support in its policy. For example, we encourage the creation of a national Digital Twin app store to also make solutions easier to scale up and share. Applications being worked on include sensor data, urban data platforms and Digital Twin applications.
Digital solutions in the city go through several stages: from raw data (shown in the bottom layer "data" in the image below), to combined data unlocked in a platform (layer 2), to information plotted on a map (layer 3). In a city support center, analyses are performed on the information, and at the top level, excisions are made of the information applicable to specific issues in the city. The DMI-ecosystem ensures that any vendor at any layer can easily collaborate with any vendor at other layers. The ecosystem ensures that solutions are scalable and standardized, with open interfaces so that any city can use the solutions.
In many cities, area developments touch upon issues of housing, energy, nature, social inclusion and mobility. We are getting to work in a number of initial areas to put these digital tools into practice. In the short term, efforts will be made where digital solutions can contribute, such as drawing up a Schedule of Requirements or doing calculations. We are doing this together with the municipalities and the parties within the DMI-ecosystem. So here we work directly in practice, but take the insights back to other cities to enable scalable solutions. Whenever necessary, we also seek connections with other (national) programs and projects and include it in policy coordination and guidelines.
Do you want to know more? Then please contact Noor van den Brink, theme leader Smart urbanization and public space.
PS: Noor is on maternity leave, if you have questions about this topic, email roy.boertien@minienw.nl.
The city needs us. We all do our best, but often from our own 'island', and we can do better. Companies and municipalities, the State and the world of knowledge: let's join hands and work together!
Within the theme of urbanization, there are several ongoing projects and programs to which we contribute and with which we collaborate . Together, we ensure a safe, accessible and future-proof Netherlands.
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Old Warehouse
Soesterweg 310f, 3812 BH Amersfoort
DMI Centre
Barchman Wuytierslaan 10, Amersfoort
DMI Centre
Barchman Wuytierslaan 10, Amersfoort
DMI Centre
Barchman Wuytierslaan 10, Amersfoort
The Vasim
De Kolk 15, 6541 AV Nijmegen
DMI Centre
Barchman Wuytierslaan 10, Amersfoort
DMI Centre
Barchman Wuytierslaan 10, Amersfoort
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