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2014 Software Global Client Conference

Infrastructure

and Smart city

solutions in

action / EMEA

3

AGENDA

Infrastructure market

Smart city: what it means

Energy optimization

Smart transport

Barcelona smart city projects

Conclusion

INFRASTRUCTURE


Infrastructure market ●Facilities management

●Transportation

●Energy

●Water/Wastewater

●Waste management

● It´s also:

●Governance infrastructure

●Military infrastructure

●Economic infrastructure

●Social infrastructure

●Cultural, sports and recreational infrastructure


Challenges in the Infrastructure area

Increasing energy costs Bigger cities,more people Water supply crisis

Doing more with less Increased investments Real-time information access


One platform for 2 markets

Capabilities

From heavily constrained

industrial market

To Infrastructure market


SMART CITIES


Our Cities Today

•They are built and running –

need to use “as is”

• “Islands of isolation”

• Information not available in

real time

•Lack agility to accommodate

the unpredicted


What can happen in those cities

●Bad weather conditions (storm) poorly managed – lack of trustable

forecast and communication (city services and citizens)

●Heavy rain impacting: ● Waste water treatment (too much to absorb)

● Road traffic (floods impacting traffic)

● Rail transport

● Power supply capabilities (power breaks due to lightning)

● ….. $$$$ and even …

Can’t change the weather but can better prepare and Manage the situation


We need to connect the dots !

1900 10% of population lived in cities

2007 Population in cities exceeds countryside

2030 8.1 Billion citizens – 60% leaving in cities

2050 70% of the world's population will be living in cities

consuming the vast bulk of the world's resources


Challenges : competition between cities

How to attract

“good” people

and

companies


Smart City approach

Global view on all traditional isolated needs

Waste pneumatic collection Public

Building Manage

ment

Energy Consumption

Water &

Waste Water

Watering Electro

Mechanic Systems

Transport control

Pollution & Meteo stations

Public light


Our Vision…

Integration of all urban

infrastructures like

energy, utilities,

mobility, information etc.

to achieve a sustainable

balance between

consumer needs with

available resources at every moment


Technology trends


5 enabling Information technology

Smart phones &

tablets Virtualization

Cloud &

Software as a

Service Big Data

IoT (Internet of

things) & M2M

(Machine to

machine)

21 ENERGY


• First Urban development project undertaken in Spain that is governed

entirely by bioclimatic criteria in line with environmental sustainability

Kyoto Protocol objectives. • To construct an integral remote control monitoring system for the city’s

urban services: electricity and gas supplies, street lighting, energy efficient

network in housing, environmental control network, drinking water supply

network, sewage and rainwater treatment network and watering systems.

• To analyze and evaluate the performance of each of the city’s operations

with the aim of complying with the environmental sustainability criteria

contained in the urban design plan.

City management and citizens can

use information to make intelligent

decisions about the running of

public services


LIVING LAB: CITIZENS


• National „Lighthouse“- research project of the German Federal

Ministry of Transport, Building and Urban Developments

• Limited project for 2 years in a typical 1 family House (130 m2) for the Future tested with a 4 persons family

• Research for new materials (energy efficiency), new technologies,

new kind of living, mobility, energy usage and recycling

• Target is producing more energy than consumed

• More than 10 Research centers working

daily with Information captured by Wonderware System Platform

Source: BMVBS / Ulrich Schwarz

Source: BMVBS / Ulrich Schwarz


Information and Sustainability Concept


Town of Frankfurt • 700,000 inhabitants – one of the

biggest cities in Germany • The green city of Germany

• Financial Center of Germany

• The „Manhattan“ of Germany


Town of Frankfurt

• 2,450 city buildings

• 40 years energy roadmap: reduce energy consumption by 50% and

only use renewable energy, 50% of savings being reinvested ... In

energy savings

• Best performing German City in energy consumption reduction (100

Mio. € savings since 1990)

• Using Wonderware System Platform since 2006 (largest buildings)

• In 2011: 6M$ Invested in

Energy savings, 18M$

payback (3 times)

Source: Stadt Frankfurt

Instruments Reduction

potential

Cost : Benefit

relation

Energy-

Controlling > 5 % 1:5 – 1:10

Optimization

of Facility

Management

> 15 % 1:3 – 1:5

Investments > 30 % 1:1 – 1:3 Source: Stadt Frankfurt

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SMART TRANSPORT


Aena is the largest airport organization in the world and leader in passenger and aircraft movement.

► Public company, 10,000 employees

► Manages 47 airports and the Air Navigation in Spain

► Partner in 16 South American airports

► Above 160 million passengers

► Investment program above €6 B in 6 years

► www.aena.es

http://www.aena.es/


Success – AENA, Barcelona Airport, Spain ● Smart airport management system solution – dynamic,

intelligent infrastructure

● System Platform, InTouch, Historian and Information

Server

● Handles over 1,000,000 signals:

● Control of escalators, elevators & passenger moving

walkways; power management; air conditioning; fire safety

systems

● Monitoring support – automated luggage transport system

● Used at all 46 AENA-managed domestic airports

“The centralization of operations that we get with Wonderware ... is essential for a

critical infrastructure like this.”

– Jordi Asensi, Head of Systems and Database Management, AENA Barcelona Airport


Some numbers

● Implemented in 40 airports

●More than 80 Galaxies

●+ 3.000 licenses

●+700 Clients

●+400 Servers

●+30 System Integrators

●60% reusability of developements


Power Stations -A Coruña -San Sebastian -Barcelona (200K IO’s) -Reus -Madrid -Menorca -Badajoz -Alicante -Murcia -Sevilla -Jerez -Granada -Málaga (500K IO’s) -Melilla -La Palma -Valencia -León -Girona -Sabadell -Zaragoza -Tenerife Sur -Gran Canaria -Lanzarote


Runaway Beacons

-Vigo -Burgos -Huesca -Barcelona -Algeciras -Córdoba -La Gomera


Baggage Transportation

-A Coruña -Valladolid -Zaragoza -Barcelona -Reus -Sabadell -Girona -Menorca -Ibiza -Valencia -Badajoz -Alicante -Sevilla -Jerez -Almería -Málaga -Melilla -La Palma -Tenerife Sur -Lanzarote


Infrastructure -Vigo -Santander -Zaragoza -Sabadell -Girona -Barcelona -Reus -Menorca -Ibiza -Mallorca -Madrid -Badajoz -Alicante -Sevilla -Málaga -Almería -Melilla -La Palma -Tenerife Sur -Gran Canaria -Fuerteventura -Lanzarote


35 000 kilometres of track

18 managed stations

21 000 sets of points

6 650 level crossings

Asset Management Nation-wide : IoT & Big

Data

27 000 signals

A BIG FACTORY WITH NO ROOF

http://www.railway-technology.com/contractors/signal/delta-rail/


Network Rail Intelligent Infrastructure

●A strategic RCM (reliability-centered maintenance)

solution for the whole network:

• Scalable; asset types and volume

• Sustainable; enterprise approach

●A change in the way Network Rail maintain key

assets

●Enabler “Predict and Prevent” approach to

maintenance

●A key part of Network Rail Asset Management

Improvement Plan

●Implementation & deployment by Thales


How the system works :

Points Current Monitoring example

Sensor Logger

Current

transducer

fitted to

point motor

feed cable

Current vs

Time

measure-

ment

Modem

GPRS /

Fixed

Telecom

Network

Data

processin

g Display

and show

trends

Intelligent

Infrastructure

Server

Alarm

Functions

Amber alert

Red alarm

Local – track-side

Central


Advanced data processing - ePCM

• Analytical techniques MVSPC (multi-

variable SPC) & Fuzzy logic used to

classify variance against known fault

types, taking into account

seasonality - normalization

Wonderware ArchestrA technology enables sophisticated algorithms developed in MATLAB to be integrated in semi-real time data

processing to provide enhanced functionality


Support to Network Rail teams: share data

Intelligent Infrastructure brings people together in a cross

functional process Route Control

Centre – web

based Alarms

and Alerts

Maintenance

engineers –

Remote

detailed data

Maintenance

teams –

informed, on

time response


Situation May 2014 (started 2009)

Points Monitoring: 11033

Insulation Monitoring: 857

Track Circuits: 13 893

Points Heater: 2973

Room Temperature: 517

Rail Temperature

Monitoring: 410

Ti21 Assets: 1847

31530 Assets

being Monitored

today

1 300 000 info collected in real-time over UK main lines

80 000 Alarms Per Day

40 info per

asset per

average

100

servers

1800 users over UK today


Business Benefits ● Improved first time fix

● Arrive at site with information = the right people, right

equipment

● Fewer fault callouts and reduced “no fault found”

● Develop asset performance knowledge over time

● Reduce expenditure for Network Rail

● Reduce train delay for the rail customers

Barcelona


The control of the hangars for the Buses, including

electrical charge


Remote Asset management project started 2007

All the stations are managed from a Central Room in

Rubi


They have standardized

Wonderware as a

development tool for

their solutions and

products

In BCN they are controlling

• Water treatment Plant for

potable water

• Water sectorization

• Water transportation in the city


Barcelona parcs and jardins

Show platform monitoring and control of irrigation, designed

by Barcelona with open technology, and market standard.

Objectives

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