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- 1. A Future City needs Future Citizens • • • • • • Data generators Test Bed participants Collaborators Active Citizens Co-designers of our Future City Extension of Citizen Panels
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- 8. SOLA: Understanding PV energy generation
- 10. How should we describe this Cohort of Digital Citizens and the programme of engagement with Future Cities? (5 mins to discuss on table and 1 min per table to feedback)
- 11. Why would anyone want to participate and what could the incentives be? (10 mins to discuss on table and 1 min per table to feedback = 20 mins total)
- 12. What kind of projects would be attractive to the ‘ordinary’ citizen? (10 mins to discuss on table and 1 min per table to feedback = 20 mins total)
- 14. IES Cities How do we engage 500 citizens in testing a new EU platform? “The Super Prosumer” (10 mins to discuss on table and 1 min per table to feedback = 20 mins total) 11/11/2013 Index 14
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- How do we build this future city?Lots of talk of the tech, the infrastructure, the pipes, speed, capacity, the gadgets, the data?Lots of discussion and agreement about what we want to change and improve: transport, health, what we eat, what our children learn, how we spend our leisure time - how we save time, how we want to live.But the main characteristic of the the future is that we don’t actually know what it is.It will be determined how we interact with technology, how we choose to use it and importantly what access we have to it.So it terms of a future city we could think about how do we best provide access and tools for people to try, test and apply them to enable them to create things that amuse or improve lives.So how might we do this Engagement of representative citizens across the city to participate:
- I Minds is an independent research institute founded by the Flemish Government to stimulate ICT innovation. The iminds team offers companies and organisations active support in research and development. It brings together companies authorities and non profit organisations to join forces in research projects. Adresess both technical and technical issues within projects 1000 researches from 5 research departments.Digimeterproject iLabsin Ghent Citizen panel for testing, surveying, and engaging with their Living Lab
- Key features of their panel Define what you want to doRecruit the most appropriate users SUPPORT PEOPLELive the LabHandle privacy issues REWARDSMaintain the lab and its relationship to projects/city etc.Key reasons why successful: recruitment and looking after citizen – instant feedback, respond to queries, rewards recognition of value (people give up time). Database management, Resourced – People Managers – growing numbers to manage cohorts of testers and participants.
- UK (KWest Living Lab) work with citizens, Bristol CC, Compnaies – Toshiba Labs, Gas Natural, Indra, Ennovatis, IBM, Siemans, Western Power, Tecnalia, BuroHappold.Different levels of engagement and “ask” from having solar panels installed in your home, focus groups, – to completing a survey, participating in a “game”3 ehousesSolaCity Dashboard: MakalaIES Cities: Health ServicesMy KW: photo feeds and interest groupsThe Hills are evilSmart Workplace
- 100 households in BristolTesting equipment with Toshiba – in reality very different to set up in a Lab (and Create centre)Developing interface and understanding of userBehaviour changeSurveys and feedbackEvaluation – people behind the data – the granularity of information very important. Best practice handbook
- Focus groupsTesting our what information is relevant What might support people to make the changes that they want to seeTrends and comparisons – are things getting better or worseTests the data, tests the relevance and opens up space for new ideas, new enterprise.Local neighbourhood planning forums, neighbourhood decision making. Engagement and feedback for councillors, devloping active citizneships
- Working with live feeds, from homes, from airports, and using interaction – asking questions – using different platforms – phones, tablets.Integrating “data” Collective bargaining power – Burro Happold – if we were all to change the time at which we use our energy (reduce lode on substation) then whats the value of this.
- Outreach and recruitmentWhat Might a Bristol Digital citizen Cohort Look Like?A Database and communications planProjects identified needing participantsMaintenance and care of citizens Rewards or City OfferFeedback and dialogueGrow numbersEthics and GovernanceShowcase and share innovation
- MY KW Part of IES Cities