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imported>Niveditasinghvi: Replaced content with "This is an obsolete page. Please see the correct page: Smart_City_SDK as this will be deleted."

2017-02-10T03:52:07Z

Replaced content with "This is an obsolete page. Please see the correct page: Smart_City_SDK as this will be deleted."

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	Writing "Smart City" applications is hard. Often, the software and tooling environment is proprietary and the resulting applications fail to inter-operate with applications developed elsewhere. It can also be expensive due to a lack of in-house knowledge, skills and tools for such software. Having an open source Software Development Kit (SDK) that provides libraries, tools and common APIs could be valuable in addressing this problem. The goal would be to make it easier, cheaper and faster to develop, deploy and sustain Smart City applications worldwide.		This is an obsolete page. Please see the correct page: [[Smart_City_SDK]] as this will be deleted.


	This is ~~a workshop to discuss the creation of an open source development community and project to build~~ an ~~environment of SDKs and tools towards such a goal~~.


	~~This aligns with the Federal initiative for a "City Web", which encourages the adoption of common and proven approaches to~~ the [~~https://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press-office/2015/09/14/fact-sheet-administration-announces-new-smart-cities-initiative-help Smart City mission~~]~~. It is hoped that cities and stakeholders coordinate existing activities to share data models, software tools ''etc''. The Federal [https://www.nitrd.gov/ NITRD~~] ~~program and CITII would be greatly accelerated in that goal by a thriving open source community of developers and users sharing best practices and resources.~~


	~~Our workshop-style open meeting will discuss next steps with those interested in~~ this ~~effort. If you are interested in attending the workshop (~~will which occur on the morning of February 2, 9:45 am, Room C-121) please indicate interest on the Google Form survey. If you are interested enough in the topic to help organize please send email to daniel.frye@urban.systems.


	~~{\| class="wikitable" style="color:darkblue;background-color:lightblue;" cellpadding="10"~~
	~~\|+City SDK Workshop Agenda, 9:45AM Thursday, C-121~~
	\|-
	~~\|NIST~~
	~~\|Martin Burns~~
	~~\|20 minutes~~
	\|-
	~~\|FIWARE~~
	~~\|Jose Gonzalez~~
	~~\|20 minutes~~
	\|-
	~~\|TBD~~
	~~\|TBD~~
	~~\|20 minutes~~
	\|-
	~~\|A City SDK Proposal~~
	~~\|Nivedita Singhvi~~
	~~\|20 minutes~~
	\|-
	~~\|Open Panel Discussion & Q&A~~
	~~\|Speakers, Audience~~
	~~\|25 minutes~~
	\|}

	~~Also of interest would~~ be hearing from any Smart City application developers that might like to present or host a poster on issues they have in building modern Smart City applications. Feel free to add ideas and thoughts about this topic here as well.

imported>Niveditasinghvi at 14:05, February 2, 2017

2017-02-02T14:05:57Z

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	Also of interest, would be hearing from any Smart City application developers that might like to present or host a poster on issues they have in building modern Smart City applications.		Also of interest would be hearing from any Smart City application developers that might like to present or host a poster on issues they have in building modern Smart City applications. Feel free to add ideas and thoughts about this topic here as well.


	Feel free to add ~~early~~ ideas and thoughts about this ~~idea~~ here as well.

imported>Niveditasinghvi at 13:17, February 2, 2017

2017-02-02T13:17:12Z

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	Our workshop-style open meeting will discuss next steps with those interested in this effort. If you are interested in attending the workshop (will which occur on the morning of February 2, 9:45 am, ~~location TBD~~) please indicate interest on the Google Form survey. If you are interested enough in the topic to help organize please send email to daniel.frye@urban.systems.		Our workshop-style open meeting will discuss next steps with those interested in this effort. If you are interested in attending the workshop (will which occur on the morning of February 2, 9:45 am, Room C-121) please indicate interest on the Google Form survey. If you are interested enough in the topic to help organize please send email to daniel.frye@urban.systems.


	{\| class="wikitable" style="color:darkblue;background-color:lightblue;" cellpadding="10"		{\| class="wikitable" style="color:darkblue;background-color:lightblue;" cellpadding="10"
	\|+City SDK Workshop Agenda, 9:45AM Thursday		\|+City SDK Workshop Agenda, 9:45AM Thursday, C-121
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	\|NIST		\|NIST

imported>Niveditasinghvi at 13:15, February 2, 2017

2017-02-02T13:15:26Z

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	~~Our current planned agenda looks like~~		{\| class="wikitable" style="color:darkblue;background-color:lightblue;" cellpadding="10"
			\|+City SDK Workshop Agenda, 9:45AM Thursday
			\|-
	~~Current proposed speakers/discussion leaders:~~		\|NIST
			\|Martin Burns
	~~'''~~Martin Burns - ~~NIST''' -~~ 20 minutes		\|20 minutes
			\|-
	~~'''~~TBD ~~- Iotivity''' -~~ 20 minutes		\|FIWARE
			\|Jose Gonzalez
	~~'''Jacques Magen~~ - ~~FIWARE International Cooperation Leader''' - 20 minutes~~		\|20 minutes
			\|-
	~~'''~~Nivedita Singhvi ~~- urban.systems''' -~~ 20 minutes		\|TBD
			\|TBD
	~~'''~~Open Discussion ~~- panel format''' -~~ 25 minutes		\|20 minutes
			\|-
			\|A City SDK Proposal
			\|Nivedita Singhvi
			\|20 minutes
			\|-
			\|Open Panel Discussion & Q&A
			\|Speakers, Audience
			\|25 minutes
			\|}

	Also of interest, would be hearing from any Smart City application developers that might like to present or host a poster on issues they have in building modern Smart City applications.		Also of interest, would be hearing from any Smart City application developers that might like to present or host a poster on issues they have in building modern Smart City applications.

imported>Daniel.frye: reorganized agenda

2017-01-22T21:40:07Z

reorganized agenda

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	Our workshop-style open meeting will discuss next steps with those interested in this effort. If you are interested in attending the workshop (will which occur on the morning of February 2, location~~/time~~ TBD) please indicate interest on the Google Form. If you are interested enough in the topic to help organize please send email to daniel.frye@urban.systems.		Our workshop-style open meeting will discuss next steps with those interested in this effort. If you are interested in attending the workshop (will which occur on the morning of February 2, 9:45 am, location TBD) please indicate interest on the Google Form survey. If you are interested enough in the topic to help organize please send email to daniel.frye@urban.systems.


	~~So far, we have a speaker from FIWARE lined up and we are looking for one from Iotivity as well. Also of interest, would be hearing from any Smart City application developers that might~~ like ~~to present or host a poster on issues they have in building modern Smart City applications.~~		Our current planned agenda looks like


	Current proposed speakers/discussion leaders:		Current proposed speakers/discussion leaders:

	~~Jacques Magen~~ - ~~FIWARE International Cooperation Leader~~		'''Martin Burns - NIST''' - 20 minutes

	TBD - Iotivity		'''TBD - Iotivity''' - 20 minutes

	Nivedita Singhvi - Open City ~~SDK~~		'''Jacques Magen - FIWARE International Cooperation Leader''' - 20 minutes

			'''Nivedita Singhvi - urban.systems''' - 20 minutes

			'''Open Discussion - panel format''' - 25 minutes

			Also of interest, would be hearing from any Smart City application developers that might like to present or host a poster on issues they have in building modern Smart City applications.


	Feel free to add early ideas and thoughts about this idea here as well.		Feel free to add early ideas and thoughts about this idea here as well.

imported>Daniel.frye at 20:28, January 18, 2017

2017-01-18T20:28:19Z

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	Current proposed speakers/discussion leaders:		Current proposed speakers/discussion leaders:

	~~Jose Gonzales~~ - FIWARE		Jacques Magen - FIWARE International Cooperation Leader

	TBD - Iotivity		TBD - Iotivity

imported>Daniel.frye: Some speaker info.

2017-01-18T00:42:37Z

Some speaker info.

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	So far, we have a speaker from FIWARE lined up and we are looking for one from Iotivity as well. Also of interest, would be hearing from any Smart City application developers that might like to present or host a poster on issues they have in building modern Smart City applications.		So far, we have a speaker from FIWARE lined up and we are looking for one from Iotivity as well. Also of interest, would be hearing from any Smart City application developers that might like to present or host a poster on issues they have in building modern Smart City applications.


			Current proposed speakers/discussion leaders:

			Jose Gonzales - FIWARE

			TBD - Iotivity

			Nivedita Singhvi - Open City SDK


	Feel free to add early ideas and thoughts about this idea here as well.		Feel free to add early ideas and thoughts about this idea here as well.

imported>Daniel.frye: Early speaker info

2017-01-17T20:43:41Z

Early speaker info

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	Our workshop-style open meeting will discuss next steps with those interested in this effort. If you are interested in attending the workshop (will which occur on the morning of February 2, location/time TBD) please indicate interest on the Google Form. If you are interested enough in the topic to help organize please send email to daniel.frye@urban.systems.		Our workshop-style open meeting will discuss next steps with those interested in this effort. If you are interested in attending the workshop (will which occur on the morning of February 2, location/time TBD) please indicate interest on the Google Form. If you are interested enough in the topic to help organize please send email to daniel.frye@urban.systems.


			So far, we have a speaker from FIWARE lined up and we are looking for one from Iotivity as well. Also of interest, would be hearing from any Smart City application developers that might like to present or host a poster on issues they have in building modern Smart City applications.


	Feel free to add early ideas and thoughts about this idea here as well.		Feel free to add early ideas and thoughts about this idea here as well.

imported>Niveditasinghvi at 16:25, December 21, 2016

2016-12-21T16:25:30Z

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	Writing "Smart City" applications is hard. Often, the software and tooling environment is proprietary and the resulting applications fail to inter-operate with applications developed elsewhere. It can also be expensive due to a lack of in-house knowledge, skills, and tools for such software. Having an open source Software Development Kit (SDK) that provides libraries, tools and common APIs could be valuable in addressing this problem. The goal would be to make it easier, cheaper, and faster to develop, deploy, and sustain Smart City applications worldwide.		Writing "Smart City" applications is hard. Often, the software and tooling environment is proprietary and the resulting applications fail to inter-operate with applications developed elsewhere. It can also be expensive due to a lack of in-house knowledge, skills and tools for such software. Having an open source Software Development Kit (SDK) that provides libraries, tools and common APIs could be valuable in addressing this problem. The goal would be to make it easier, cheaper and faster to develop, deploy and sustain Smart City applications worldwide.


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	This aligns with the Federal initiative for a "City Web", which encourages the adoption of common and proven approaches to the Smart City mission. It is hoped that cities and stakeholders coordinate existing activities to share data models, software tools~~, and~~ ''etc''. The Federal NITRD program and CITII would be greatly accelerated in that goal by a thriving open source community of developers and users sharing best practices and resources.		This aligns with the Federal initiative for a "City Web", which encourages the adoption of common and proven approaches to the [https://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press-office/2015/09/14/fact-sheet-administration-announces-new-smart-cities-initiative-help Smart City mission]. It is hoped that cities and stakeholders coordinate existing activities to share data models, software tools ''etc''. The Federal [https://www.nitrd.gov/ NITRD] program and CITII would be greatly accelerated in that goal by a thriving open source community of developers and users sharing best practices and resources.

imported>Daniel.frye: Style cleanup

2016-12-20T18:05:48Z

Style cleanup

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	This aligns with the Federal initiative for a "City Web", which encourages the adoption of common and proven approaches to the Smart City mission. It is hoped that cities and stakeholders coordinate existing activities to share data models, software tools etc. The Federal NITRD program and CITII would be greatly accelerated in that goal by a thriving open source community of developers and users sharing best practices and resources.		This aligns with the Federal initiative for a "City Web", which encourages the adoption of common and proven approaches to the Smart City mission. It is hoped that cities and stakeholders coordinate existing activities to share data models, software tools, and ''etc''. The Federal NITRD program and CITII would be greatly accelerated in that goal by a thriving open source community of developers and users sharing best practices and resources.

← Older revision		Revision as of 03:52, February 10, 2017
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	Writing "Smart City" applications is hard. Often, the software and tooling environment is proprietary and the resulting applications fail to inter-operate with applications developed elsewhere. It can also be expensive due to a lack of in-house knowledge, skills and tools for such software. Having an open source Software Development Kit (SDK) that provides libraries, tools and common APIs could be valuable in addressing this problem. The goal would be to make it easier, cheaper and faster to develop, deploy and sustain Smart City applications worldwide.		This is an obsolete page. Please see the correct page: [[Smart_City_SDK]] as this will be deleted.


	This is ~~a workshop to discuss the creation of an open source development community and project to build~~ an ~~environment of SDKs and tools towards such a goal~~.


	~~This aligns with the Federal initiative for a "City Web", which encourages the adoption of common and proven approaches to~~ the [~~https://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press-office/2015/09/14/fact-sheet-administration-announces-new-smart-cities-initiative-help Smart City mission~~]~~. It is hoped that cities and stakeholders coordinate existing activities to share data models, software tools ''etc''. The Federal [https://www.nitrd.gov/ NITRD~~] ~~program and CITII would be greatly accelerated in that goal by a thriving open source community of developers and users sharing best practices and resources.~~


	~~Our workshop-style open meeting will discuss next steps with those interested in~~ this ~~effort. If you are interested in attending the workshop (~~will which occur on the morning of February 2, 9:45 am, Room C-121) please indicate interest on the Google Form survey. If you are interested enough in the topic to help organize please send email to daniel.frye@urban.systems.


	~~{\| class="wikitable" style="color:darkblue;background-color:lightblue;" cellpadding="10"~~
	~~\|+City SDK Workshop Agenda, 9:45AM Thursday, C-121~~
	\|-
	~~\|NIST~~
	~~\|Martin Burns~~
	~~\|20 minutes~~
	\|-
	~~\|FIWARE~~
	~~\|Jose Gonzalez~~
	~~\|20 minutes~~
	\|-
	~~\|TBD~~
	~~\|TBD~~
	~~\|20 minutes~~
	\|-
	~~\|A City SDK Proposal~~
	~~\|Nivedita Singhvi~~
	~~\|20 minutes~~
	\|-
	~~\|Open Panel Discussion & Q&A~~
	~~\|Speakers, Audience~~
	~~\|25 minutes~~
	\|}

	~~Also of interest would~~ be hearing from any Smart City application developers that might like to present or host a poster on issues they have in building modern Smart City applications. Feel free to add ideas and thoughts about this topic here as well.