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- The SCOREwater platformThe aim of the SCOREwater platform is to provide end-users with user-friendly access to water-related IoT data and services via APIs. When examining the business model for the platform, we find several benefits, added value and business opportunities that can arise from the platform. ✘ Vendor or technology lock-in due to vertical business solutions and business models ✘ Expensive ways of platform adaptation related to current and future needs for smart cities and smart water management applications ✘ Distrust between all parties involved in providing data and associated services for smart water management to a common platform by ensuring that appropriate security measures are considered ✘ Need for support in filtering and identifying patterns from large datasets due to lack of resources/competences/skills that can be used to work proactively with e.g. AI-based and machine learning solutions for predictive maintenance and early warning systems The SCOREwater platform contributes to a new digital urban infrastructure that can be called an Open Urban Data Platform (OUDP). The OUDP enables the exploration and exploitation of urban data, new and improved services for and by residents or visitors, companies, non-profit parties and parties from both the public and private sectors. An OUDP offers technological support for the realization of several municipal tasks and/or social goals. It can, as it were, be compared to an Open Data Ecosystem. This is open, transparent and accessible to all collaborating parties (public, private, knowledge institutions, etc.), so that services and applications can be created based on the data held by the platform. ✔ Guarantee the interests of citizens, visitors, companies and administration in the urban/urban area: open, transparent, scalable and safe); ✔ Stimulating economic growth through collaboration with and in ecosystems, providing solutions to social/environmental challenges for the market. ✔ 'Data sovereignty' principle, where data is governed by the law of the country where it was collected, and 'self-sovereignty', where the owner of this data determines who can do what with that data under what conditions;' ✔ Contribute, through the maximum transparency applied, to confidence in correct and ethically responsible data use; ✔ Share, use and analyze both commercial and other non-publicly available datasets, for example due to proprietary format for which you have to buy a specific software component to work with the data, under the right conditions, both ethically and in terms of privacy and legal aspects . An OUDP such as the SCOREwater platform can be described as a preconditional component in the digitization of public space. General values that the OUDP brings are the ability for the public sector and its related stakeholders to work data-driven based on available data, partners and ecosystem. It contributes to all kinds of analytics, such as data science and data mining, artificial intelligence, and advanced business intelligence. This in turn can lead to a better insight into the urban living environment, which helps, for example, to make better decisions and/or interventions and innovation of new products and services. ✔ transforming the municipal organization from working in domains to a data and/or insight-driven organization for more efficient and sustainable water management. ✔ makes it possible to share data with third parties to e.g. create smart water services ✔ Supports the visualization of (future) smart city services and smart water management ✔ Decision support through the ability to model accurate projections of historical/current/future events e.g. predictive maintenance ✔ Highlighting services or areas that need improvement, e.g. pipes and wells that require maintenance ✔ Support in bridging information gaps within and between organizations/water companies ✔ Documentation that can be used for interventions and innovation of new smart water (and smart city) products and services that meet needs/challenges, e.g. flood warnings, pollution monitoring1Licence not specified10 months ago
- TalkpoolTP is an ICT company providing telecommunication & security solutions and services. TP’s will contribute within their main strengths; radio communication and security, and will contribute with their northern European experiences on setting up IoT solutions of robust sensor techniques and connection to the cloud in relation to stormwater.1Licence not specified10 months ago
- HydroLogicHydroLogic Research (HR) is a hydroinformatics SME specialised in providing innovative water-management solutions and services in the Dutch and international markets. HR is ISO-9001 and ISO-14001 certified by Lloyd’s for quality of the research and development processes and for sustainable environmental management. The company consisting of 35 water professionals, is managed by a former researcher of IHE Delft: Arnold Lobbrecht.1Licence not specified10 months ago
- UniverseumUNI is a science centre founded by the academic and companies, which aims at transforming society to a sustainable future with an important role to supply knowledge and engagement. UNI have more than half a million visitors each year and even wider audience through web sites. UNI thus brings in a well-established dissemination portal for SCOREwater outcomes especially targeting to increase public engagement in IoT technology and water.1Licence not specified10 months ago
- CivityCivity BV specialises in data logistics services as well as data management services for public organizations. Our solutions are based on open source software (CKAN, FIWARE) and open standards (NGSI, Open311). We consider (open) data to be the fuel for innovation of new city services. Civity is a member of the consortium FIWARE Lab NL that supports both the Dutch FIWARE community and OASC NL member cities with their ambitions. By embracing FIWARE and open source software our focus is on developing replicable services and solutions.1Licence not specified10 months ago
- Swedish Hydro SolutionsSHS complements the SCOREwater team with their international experience in providing technology and knowledge for water treatment. SHS will contribute with knowledge on challenges and innovations in the use of the data provided by the SCOREwater platform and specifically implement it on improved stormwater treatment.1Licence not specified10 months ago
- City of GöteborgIn the next 20 years, more than 100 billion Euros will be invested in construction, reconstruction, expanding and densifying the city of Göteborg. Case study Göteborg aims at potential environmental impact on water quality of constructing activities at and down-stream the construction sites. Furthermore, the case will raise public awareness of urban surface water quality in general and promote “water-friendly” behaviour, thus fostering a water responsible society.1Licence not specified10 months ago
- IVLIVL is an interdisciplinary research institute that works on an international arena. IVL brings in cutting edge knowledge and research on water management, stormwater and wastewater monitoring, assessment and treatment as well as social and organisational enabling.1Licence not specified10 months ago
- Future City FoundationFuture City Foundation is a public-private partnership offering a FIWARE-platform (FIWARE Lab) and community for Smart City innovation. Future City fits into the vision and ambition of the Economic Board Utrecht (EBU) and the cities of Utrecht and Amersfoort to strengthen the regional economy by focusing on the theme of Green and Healthy Economy (Healthy Urban Living). Future City Foundation supports organizations in the Netherlands to find innovative solutions to societal issues by offering low-barrier access to industry expertise in the field of digital service innovation.1Licence not specified10 months ago
- SCOREwater deliverablesSCOREwater deliverables1Licence not specified10 months ago
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