Best Practices of Smart Cities in Korea
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Best Practices of Smart Cities in Korea Jin-Hyeok Yang Director, Technology Business Unit Smart City Expo World Congress Barcelona, 15 November, 2012
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Best Practices of Smart Cities in Korea
Jin-Hyeok Yang Director, Technology Business Unit Smart City Expo World Congress Barcelona, 15 November, 2012
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Smart Green Life by kt and Cisco
Oct 2011, Established Capital US$ 30 M Equity Shares KT 72.76% Cisco 17.24% ESOP 10.00%
Korea’s Leader in Telecommunication Services
Experience and Knowhow in Smart City Business
Global Leader in Network Solutions
Experience and Knowhow in Smart Service Business
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Smart City Concept in Korea
Balanced National Development
Economic Promotion
New City Development Model
Convergence between space and ICT elements
Background (Perspective of Government Side)
Comfort Convenience
Health Safety
Life quality enhanced
City value increased
Smart City
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Dongtan : Development Status
Residential that disperses population from Seoul
Implementation of Green City concept with greenway connection throughout the city
Strong connection with semi-conductor/logistics industry for job security
Road design that brings easy connection to city amenities
40km South from Seoul 9.04k㎡(2,169 acre) 120,692 population 39,827 households
General Information
City Characteristics
Map of Dongtan Smart City
Dongtan Smart City is the first Smart City in Korea where ICT has been integrated from the city design phase
Dongtan : Size Comparison with Barcelona
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Dongtan : Introduction
3 Major Themes
Safe City Preventing urban crimes and
deliver sense of safety
Convenient City
Efficient and easy accessibility to city information
Clean City
A city that sustains the environment
Information N/W
Integrated Monitoring
(IOC)
Traffic
Environment
Safety
Media
“Delivering futuristic smart
service for a safe and convenient life”
Project Period : May 2006 ~ Sept. 2008
Budget : 41M USD
Infrastructure Services
Smart City Facility
Dongtan aims for a safe and convenient city through the citywide implementation of smart services and network infrastructure
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Dongtan : Safety Service
* Annotation World bank, 2011.Sep
Anti-Crime Service License Plate Recognition Service
Illegal Parking Enforcement Service
Dongtan : Traffic Service
Traffic Information Service
BUS Information Service
Real Time Signal Control Service
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Dongtan : Media Service
Dongtan Portal U-Placard Service Media Board Service
Dongtan : Environment Service
Water Leakage Managment Air Pollution Information
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Dongtan : Integrated Operation Centre
Briefing Room
Integrated
Control Room
(223.4m2)
Equipment Room 2
Equipment Room 1
Meeting Room
Office
Crime
Prevention
Room
(207.6m2)
UPS Room
(Total Size: 808m2)
Dongtan : Integrated Operation Centre
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Source: A Study of Economic Analysis of Construction Project in Hwasung Dongtan U-City ,April 2010 Dongtan U-City Annual Report, 2011
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Dongtan : Expected Value
Cost Benefit
B/C Ratio of
1.83 USD 50.8 million
USD 92.9 million
Became a pioneering Smart City in Korea
1,944 visitors from 119 organizations including from overseas in 2011
Differentiates City Brand image
Enhances Quality of Citizen’s Daily Life
Decreased crime rate, Smooth traffic flow,
Easy access to diverse information
In 2011, with U-Safety service:
44 wanted criminals arrested 553 wanted vehicles and criminals
recognized from 1,176 surveillance video feeds shared with police
Social benefit is expected to be 1.83 times higher than cost from 2008 to 2018.
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Paju : Development Status
Implementation Project Details • Project Period : Sept. 2008 ~ Dec. 2011 • Budget: US$ 67 M • Smart Services:
- Mobile, Transportation, Safety & Security, Environment, UIS, Healthcare, Water Management, Portal
- Integrated Operation Centre (IOC) - MPLS 10G Backbone Network Infrastructure
• Officially up and running from May 2012
City Overview • 25km North West from Seoul • 9.5Km2 (2,280 acre) • 205,000 population • 78,000 households
Paju : Size Comparison with Barcelona
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Paju : Goal of Paju Smart City
U-Mobile U-Traffic U-Portal
Healthy Convenient
Eco-Friendly Safe & Comfort
U-Security UIS*
U-Healthcare
U-Environment
My Favorite Place!
*UIS: Urban Information System
Paju Smart City has been built to enhance the value of the city, improve resident’s quality of life and stimulate growth of the national economy.
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Paju : Integrated Operation Centre (IOC)
U-Portal U-Mobile U-Traffic U-Security UIS U-Environ-
ment U-
Healthcare
On-site
RFIDs
Sensors
Facilities
Police
Fire Station Gov. Office
Public Organizations
Alarm Situation
Check
Confirm and respond
Monitoring / end of situation
Paju IOC Citizens
100M-FX 100M-FX 100M-FX
※ Other Facilities: Incident Management CCTV(10) , Loop Detector(157), Bus Station KIOSK(12)
Illegal Parking Enforcement
CCTV (48)
VMS (23)
Emergency Call
Traffic Control
(61)
Security CCTV (110)
Bus Info Terminal
(62)
CCTV (46)
Water Monitoring
Box (35)
Street Light Control Box
(82)
Traffic Facilities UIS Facilities Security CCTVs
Dedicated Line
1G x10 BBS(Node)
BBS (Node) : 7 Junction Box(Edge) : 53
Optical Fiber MPLS N/W Redundant Ring N/W Topology
BBS(Node)
IOC
Paju : Network Infrastructure
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Lessons Learned
Implement
Operation
Smart City Vision & Slogan considering of long-term trend and city marketing is mandatory
Separate Entity has been established or organized for implementation because of huge budget, long-term development
City-wide ICT Infrastructure and Public Service are prior to Private Service
Public Service Operational efficiency is the main benefit that have been proved by Smart City Implementation
Information Integration is the core function of IOC to collaborate with lots of Public and Private service providers
Expected Tenants can design their own space with their ideas and technology within the concept of Smart City
Plan
& Design
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