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[[Consolidated programme 2018|'''Consolidated programme 2018 overview''']]<br /><br /> | [[Consolidated programme 2018|'''Consolidated programme 2018 overview''']]<br /><br /> | ||
== Session description == | == Session description == | ||
Digitisation, and its scalability, offers a lot of opportunities for less densely populated areas to innovate where that was previously not feasible from technical and/or economic perspective. In the USA, for instance, the Smart and Connected Communities movement applies advanced technologies to improve the lives and livelihoods of the residents in a region. While some challenges are shared with urban cities, others are unique to more rural communities. | Digitisation, and its scalability, offers a lot of opportunities for less densely populated areas to innovate where that was previously not feasible from technical and/or economic perspective. In the USA, for instance, the Smart and Connected Communities movement applies advanced technologies to improve the lives and livelihoods of the residents in a region. While some challenges are shared with urban cities, others are unique to more rural communities where infrastructures are less dense. | ||
Digital Communities integrate information and communication | Digital Communities are where people come together to learn, share and collaborate to build digital solutions to common problems and challenges. Digital Communities integrate information and communication technologies (ICT) and physical devices connected to the network (the Internet of things or IoT) to optimise the efficiency of local (to the community) availability and quality of services, operational efficiency of local organisations and connections among community members and organisations. Digital community technology allows local officials to interact directly with both community and local infrastructure and to monitor what is happening in the community, and how the community is evolving. | ||
This session will focus on new technology development such as 5G networks, big data, and IoT, and what is needed to empower local communities to benefit as much as possible. We will consider how this interrelates with aspects of privacy & data protection; ICT security, ICT standards and use of spectrum. Intention of this session is to kick off a debate on the perspectives for Digital COmmunities to emerge and thrive making best use of 5G networks, Bigd Data, and IoT (Cyber physical systems). | |||
For more information see the website from the EU sponsored PICASSO project (www.picasso-project.eu). | |||
== Key Words == | == Key Words == |
Revision as of 00:50, 30 April 2018
Consolidated programme 2018 overview
Session description
Digitisation, and its scalability, offers a lot of opportunities for less densely populated areas to innovate where that was previously not feasible from technical and/or economic perspective. In the USA, for instance, the Smart and Connected Communities movement applies advanced technologies to improve the lives and livelihoods of the residents in a region. While some challenges are shared with urban cities, others are unique to more rural communities where infrastructures are less dense.
Digital Communities are where people come together to learn, share and collaborate to build digital solutions to common problems and challenges. Digital Communities integrate information and communication technologies (ICT) and physical devices connected to the network (the Internet of things or IoT) to optimise the efficiency of local (to the community) availability and quality of services, operational efficiency of local organisations and connections among community members and organisations. Digital community technology allows local officials to interact directly with both community and local infrastructure and to monitor what is happening in the community, and how the community is evolving.
This session will focus on new technology development such as 5G networks, big data, and IoT, and what is needed to empower local communities to benefit as much as possible. We will consider how this interrelates with aspects of privacy & data protection; ICT security, ICT standards and use of spectrum. Intention of this session is to kick off a debate on the perspectives for Digital COmmunities to emerge and thrive making best use of 5G networks, Bigd Data, and IoT (Cyber physical systems).
For more information see the website from the EU sponsored PICASSO project (www.picasso-project.eu).
Key Words
5G Networks; Big Data; Internet of Things; Privacy; Dataprotection; ICT Security; ICT Standardisation; Spectrum; communities; sustainability.
Format
Until 14 May 2018.
Further reading
Until 14 May 2018. Links to relevant websites, declarations, books, documents. Please note we cannot offer web space, so only links to external resources are possible. Example for an external link: Main page of EuroDIG
People
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