Smart Sydney: Opportunities and Challenges - Andrea Beattie , City of Sydney

Smart Sydney

Andrea BeattieManager Strategic Corporate PlanningCity of Sydney

26.7 square kilometres

22% of NSW economy

1.2 million people in city daily

205,000 residents, growing at 4%

$7.2 billion of development

applications in past year

Green Square $13 billion

development

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Sustainable Sydney 2030

70% by 2030

Floor Space and Employment Survey

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red = residentialorange = businessblue = vacantgreen = parks

Circular quay

Potts Point

CBD

Glebe

Botanic gardens

Pyrmont

Centennial Park

RoseberySydney Uni

3D space use data

Floor Space and Employment Survey

Environmental Sustainability Platform

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Climate resilient city

City Operations

Local Government Area

Environmental topics:

Zero waste city

Active and connected city

Water sensitive city Green and cool city

Low-carbon city

Environmental Sustainability Platform Part 1: Methodology

Part 4: VisualisationPart 3: Bottom-up analysis

Part 2: Top-down analysis

Data collection process flow, Generic data layers, Sector Hierarchy, Business rules for data, CoS reporting requirements

Outputs parts 1-3 to be publicly reported and presented – “Open Data” approach

Gather, transform, report “bottom up” data provided by Sustainability Programs – BBP, City Switch etc.

Collect, transform, report and store “top down” data from utility companies and other providers of large, coarse-grained data sets

Part 1: Methodology

Part 2: Top Down Data

Part 3: Sustainability Program Data

CKAN Open Data Portal

Part 4: Visualisation

Part 4: Visualisation

Looking Forward – digital eco-system

• Expansion of open data platform data sets:

• Trees, temperature, air quality, other GIS data

• Ability for 3rd parties to upload data

• Data portals for program participant e.g. apartments

• Low energy WAN data explosion

Looking Forward – digital eco-system

Thank you