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URBIS SMART CITY FAIR
Trade Fair for Smart Municipal Solutions
Accompanying program
9.00 Registration
9.30 Start of the conference - Low emission zones
Welcome speech and the conference goals introduction, national manager of CIVINET CZ_SK network, Transport research centre, CityOne
9.45 LEZ from the point of view of legislation – The Czech Ministry of transport and the Slovak Ministry of transport
10.20 Deployment of LEZ in Brno, Martin Ander, deputy mayor of Brno
10.40 LEZ from the point of view of projection architect – city of Písek; Roman Čampula, Transport research centre
11.00 Discussion
11.15 Break
11.30 LEZ in Žilina, Ĺ. Slebodník, the city of Žilina
11.50 LEZ in Vicenza, Italy - experience, impacts, Zuzana Švédová; Transport research centre
12.10 European good practice in LEZ supported by smart technologies, project Central Europe, SOLEZ, Zuzana Švédová, Transport research centre
12.30 Is LEZ an efficient tool for reduction of pollution from traffic in cities? Marek Tögel, Transport research centre
12.50 Discussion
13.00 End of the first part of the conference
Introduction to blockchain for smart cities and e-governance
10.00 Introduction to blockchain / ethereum and smartcontracts
10.45 Use cases for cities – public transport
11.05 Use cases for eGovernance
11.25 Introduction to digital identities
11.45 Introduction to voting by blockchain
12.05 Discussion
10.30 Nácovský – Bárta Welcome speech and URBIS agenda introduction - Smart Governance
10.40 Petr Pavlinec, Vysočina region (CZ), „The region Vysočina: digital“ (Open Data, identity management)
11.10 David Škorňa, The Czech Ministry of regional development, "Financial tools, projects of cooperation including communitarian projects"
11.30 Bohdan Urban Czech Ministry of Interior: „The role of open competence centre for digital transformation“
11.45 Panel: Dzurilla, Czech goverment representative, Czech Ministry of regional development: David Koppitz, František Kubeš, David Škorňa, Czech Ministry of Interior: Jaroslav Strouhal MV, Urban MV, Vrba MV: „Smart Cities in the Czech Republic“
12.15 Vladimír Dzurilla, Czech goverment representative for digital transformation, „The goverment: Digital transformation in the Czech Republic“
12.35 Mise Hero: Invitation to the CityOne Arena
12.40 Roman Haken, European Economic and Social Committee, „Can you imagine a qualitative progress in partnership with citizens as an integral part of Smart City strategy?“
13.00 Jaroslav Strouhal, Bohdan Urban, Roman Vrba all the Ministry of Interior, "The role of the Ministry in digital transformation - department of eGoverment main architect, Legislation, The citizen web portal, eGov relations to Smart City"
13.30 Ondřej Štrup, RASC think tank, "Standards for management of (public) services and new ISO 41000
14.00 Klára Jiránková, Vysočina region (CZ), „The region Vysočina: Health agenda digitisation“
14.30 Zbyněk Grepl, Nové Město na Moravě (CZ), "Digitisation of the city with Vysočina Arena"
15.00 Michael Kašpar, the city of Kolín, "Open keychain and its integration in Smart services"
15.30 Kateřina Schön, RASC think tank, "RASC ACADEMY and the tasks of education"
16.00 Tomáš Vašica, North Moravian region, "Data from the view of quality and efficiency of public services"
16.30 Petr Tiller, department of Main architect of eGoverment, "The role of the department, legislation for Smart solutions: the law 250/2017 Sb. on electronic identification, and the novel 365/2000 Sb. on information systems of public sector"
13.00 Jaroslav Kacer, Brno, host city welcome speech
13.15 Pierre Jean Coulon, Member of the European Economic and Social Committee
13.30 Siri Ellen Sletner, Norway embassy, Norway – How smarter cities make smarter societies
13.45 France embassy
14.00 Pierre-Emmanuel Noel, EIB, the programme BELFIUS for funding Smart Cities
14.20 Miroslav Lukeš, MasterCard – general partner
14.40 Kamil Čermák, ČEZ ESCO – general partner
15.00 Discussion
15:30 KEY NOTE: Louise Kielgast, Gehl Architects. Use cases and principles of „Cities for people“
16:00 Bernadett Köteles-Degrendele, EUROCITIES SCC01 lighthouse projects, Sharing Cities
16:15 Rotterdam (NL), Albert Engels, H2020 Ruggedised, Hearth of South City quarter rennovation
16:30 Vienna (AT), Carina Obererlacher, ASPERN Seestadt as an Urban lab for smart city projects
16:45 Stavanger (NO), Leidulf Skjørestad, Councillor for economical development, Smarter Together: Roadmap for the Smart City of Stavanger. Practical examples and projects towards a smarter city
17:00 Bordeaux (FR), New quarter Euroatlantique
17:15 Graz (AT), Ernst Reiner, New quarter Reininghaus
14.00 Introduction by the moderator
14.05 Vienna: Michael Hagler, Process Management and ICT strategy, City digital agenda
14.30 Leeds: City data hub (tbc)
14.50 Prague, Michal Kraus, Prague data platform - examples of use in practice
15.10 Budapest: Donát Dékány, Urban Institute, Open city IoT platform
to be added
Diskuzní stoly na stánku CityOne.
9.30 Platforma městské mobility: Jaroslav Martínek, Úvodní slovo moderátora
9.40 Martin Kolovratník, Zastřešení platformy Poslaneckou sněmovnou ČR
9.50 MD ČR
10.00 Martin Dolejš, MasterCard, Představení kampaně City Changers
10.20 Diskuze a závěry
Trends in energy and its influence on cities and towns development
10.00 Actual trends in energy from the point of view of European Commission, Zdeněk Čech, Head of the Commission Representatives in the Czech Republic
10.05 Ministry of industry and trade, Ladislav Havel, Head of Electroenergy department
10.15 Black out – ČEPS, Karel Vinkler, Head of Strategy section
10.30 Union of Czech cities SMOČR, Pavel Drahovzal, Executive director of the Union
10.40 National centre of energy savings NCEÚ, Marie Zezůlková, Head of the centre
10.50 ČEZ ESCO – the view on energy trends – presence and future, Martin Řezáč, Head of Strategy section
Building and its surroundings
11.15 Case study: the city of Písek, Josef Knot, vicemayor
11.35 Case study: the city of Třinec, Věra Palkovská, mayor
11.55 Discussion table with the speakers of the two previous sections, 30 min.
Elektromobility
13.00 Moderator introduction, Jan Vejbor
13.05 ČEZ ESCO and elektromobility, Lubomír Myslík, ČEZ ESCO Manager of Electromobility division
13.15 Case study Prague Public transport operator
13.30 Case study Hradec Králové Public transport operator
13.45 Stuttgart (tbc)
14.00 Škoda Electric, Radek Svoboda
14.10 Alké, Tomáš Mikeš
14.20 Discussion table - the best practice in city e-mobility implementation, 30 min
10.00–11.00
Closed session
National Smart Cities support frameworks, Representatives of ministries from the Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Germany and Austria
PL - Ministry of Investment and Economic Development
CZ - Ministry of Regional Development
HU - Lechner Foundation
DE - Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Building and Nuclear Safety
SLO - Ministry of the Environment and Spatial Planning
SK a AT (tbd)
11.00–11.10
Public session:
SMART CITIES SUMMIT V4+ National incentives for smart development (2h) (11:00-13:00)
Presentations of selected organizational and financial frameworks for Smart Cities by the relevant ministries
František Kubeš a David Bárta: Introduction
11.10–12.00 National frameworks presentations (10 minutes per country)
12.00–12.30 Discussion on good practice
13.30–18.00 SMART CITIES INITIATIVES BY CEE CITIES (15m x 18 cities)
CZ: Michal Kašpar, Kolín, vicemayor
CZ: Jaroslav Kacer, Brno, deputy mayor for Smart City
CZ: Vladimír Zadina, Operátor ICT, Prague, Smart Prague 2030 - innovation plan for the metropole
CZ: Pilsen (tbc)
CZ: Vladimír Malý, Třebíč: Smart mobility
SK: Nitra, Milos Ballay, City service company
SK: Trnava (tbc),
SK: Žiar nad Hronom,
SK: Trenčín, Patrik Žák, vicemayor
HU: Mátyus Lasló, Debrecen,
HU: Péter Bakonyi, Kiskörös
PL: Krakow, Poznaň (tbc)
SLO: Idrija, Tadej Rupnik - Making energy management systems smart
AT: Graz (tbc)
DE: Lipsko (tbc)
LIT: Kaunas (tbc)
10.30 Actual status of moblity plans in the Czech and Slovak republics, Michal Ulrich (CZ Ministry of Transport) and SK Ministry of Transport
11.15 Mobility plan for the municipality of Banská Bystrica, Andrea Štulajterová, Banská Bystrica
11.40 to be added
12.10 City and its barriers, Adam Erben, League for handiccaped
12.30 Planned activities of the CIVINET in 2018, to be added
12.40 Discussion
13.00 End of the conference
11.00 Petr Dolejš, introduction by the moderator
11.05 KEY NOTE: Tomáš Mackuľak, STU Bratislava, Drugs and pills in wastewater in Czech and Slovak cities – The mirror of the society
Urban area drainage
11.25 David Stránský – CzWA chair, Sustainable principles for rain water treatment in urban areas
11.45 Oldřich Vlasák – director of SOVAK, Rain water treatment in urban areas – The infrastructure operators viewpoint
12.05 Jiří Vítek – JV PROJEKT VH manager, Smart cities, smart drainage... How to do it?
IoT implementace in water management
12.25 Petr Dolejš, Examples of advanced foreign IoT innovations we should deploy
12.40 Jan Bartáček, University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague VŠCHT, Waste water management in buildings: Technical variants of treatment, use cases and potential risks
13.00 Discussion
14.00 Introduction by the moderator
14.05 Bordeaux, Eric MONCEYRON, C-the Difference’ project, How C-ITS can contribute to the metropolis mobility
14.20 Ostrava: Michal Bočvarov, Public transport operator, Technological innovations and deployment of a cooperative system
14.35 Pardubice: Petr Kvaš, City police, Deployment of geofencing by cameras
14.50 Matěj Řáda, T-Mobile, Smart solutions for city traffic
15.10 Martin Pípa, CITIQ, Low cost sensors´ network for city wide monitoring of traffic
15.20 David Hermann, RCE Systems, Parking occupancy detection by cameras
15.30 Daniel Štofan, GOODVISION, Easy mining of key data about vehicles, cyclists and pedestrians from city camera system analysis
15.40 Ludo Balco, BIOWELL, AirPointer: plug-and-play station for reliable monitoring of air quality
15.50 Tomáš Apeltauer, FAST VUT v Brně, Use of simulation tools for protection of soft targets
Dedicated for the members only.