Presentations from 3 French Cities (Paris, Lyon & Nice) setting out their strategies and progress implementing Smart City concepts. Presentation by Marie-Anne Serve (Lyon) From Franco British bilateral workshop on ICT in Future Cities, 14-15 May, Residence of France, London, sponsored by the French Embassy in London. http://www.ambafrance-uk.org/Franco-British-workshop-on-ICT-in British cities also presented on the day (London, Peterborough, Glasgow, Bristol)

1. 1
Franco-British Workshop on ICT in Future Cities
Major city demonstrators : testing interoperability,
scalability and leadership
May 14th, 2014

2. IMPOSING TOP-PERFORMING
6.2 million inhabitants
More than Ireland, Finland or
Denmark
43,698 km2 of territory
Equivalent to the size of
Switzerland or Belgium
6th European region
In terms of GDP
GDP
Economic rates
Higher than the national ones
5 RHONE ALPES: AN ATTRACTIVE AND DYNAMIC REGION…
INNOVATIVE
4th Europen region in terms of people working in R&D
2nd French region for patent applications (2 091 en 2010)

3. AN ECONOMIC
ENVIRONMENT
with a strong industrial base
(source: Unistatis)
industryservices
Over
500,000
privately
employed
workers
STRONG INNOVATION
ECO-SYSTEM
3 domains of excellence
500 laboratories
13 300 Researchers
R&D force
Academic force under an unified body
Governance & tools
5 World Class Competitiveness Clusters
Entrepreneurship Spirit
4 Technological platforms
14 800 in 2012
Life Science & Biotechs
Chemical & Clean techs
Software & Digital contents
5 A DYNAMIC ECONOMY…
THE GRAND LYON
URBAN COMMUNITY
1,3 million inhabitants
Capital of the Rhone Alpes Region
58 cities
52 715hectares
2nd French urban area after Paris
130 000 Students

4. Kobenhavn
Genève
Dublin
Manchester
Birmingham
Göteborg
Dublin
Warszawa
Praha
Budapest
Wien
Bologna
Venezia
RomaMadrid
Porto
Düsseldorf
Lisboa Barcelona
Torino
Milano
Zürich
München
Stuttgart
Frankfurt
Amsterdam
Bruxelles
Paris
London
Istanbul
Köln
Luxembourg
Mannheim
liaisons aériennes
liaisons TGV (futures)
liaisons aériennes et TGV
Lille
Marseille
Lyon
RHÔNEXPRESS
Linking the Lyon Saint Exupery Airport with the city center
LYON SAINT EXUPÉRY Airport
More then 8 millions passagers in 2011
120 direct national and international destinations
100 TGV / day from Lyon Part-Dieu
3 TGV stations
45 daily connections with Paris
Lyon / Barcelone direct in 3h45
Rhin - Rhône Line: Lyon / Francfort direct in 5h45
Lyon / Turin - Milan after 2020
A CITY CONNECTED TO EUROPE
AIR CONNECTIONS
TGV CONNECTIONS

5. (1) 2thinknow Innovation Cities™ Global 256 Index, 2010 - (2) MERCER, 2011
8th International metropolis for its innovative
economic vision ahead of London and Francfort(1)
39th World position for life quality (2)
Lyon = gastronomy, location, culture = high quality of life
LYON, ATTRACTIVE IN EUROPE
RECOGNIZED ABROAD FOR INNOVATION AND QUALITY OF LIFE
19th European metropolis for its economic attractiveness(1)
9th European metropolis for entrepreuneurs (2)
15th European metropolis in real estate investment performance (2)
(1) European cities monitor 2011, Cushman & Wakefield - (2) Indice national de satisfaction des
entrepreneurs, ECER 2010,

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LYON
PART-DIEU
CARRE
DE SOIE
LYON
GERLAND
LYON
CONFLUENCE
4 MAJOR ON GOING URBAN PROJECTS
Lyon Part-Dieu
Lyon Gerland Carré de Soie
Lyon Confluence
ENERGY INNOVATIVE SERVICES
BIOTECHS SOCIAL BUSINESS
7 A COMPREHENSIVE URBAN DEVELOPMENT

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A SMART CITY
IN LYON’S DNA
Entrepreneurship
ı Support, boosters
ı Lyon Ville de l’entrepreneuriat
Innovation spirit
ı R&D, researchers, students
Know-how to model the city
ı Urban projects: Lyon Part-Dieu,
Lyon Confluence, Carré de Soie,
Lyon Gerland
Strong industrial base
ı Large groups, SMEs, start-ups
New technologies
ı Research infrastructure, Broadband,
laboratories…
Data
ı Trafic flows, urban data…

8. Innovation
Embracing News
technologies
Economic
Development
Boosting
strategic segments
The City as a
laboratory
to mix up
new ressources
Experiment
new economic
models
Create
new products
& services
Initiate
new uses
A very unique
urban life style
+ easy
+ free-flowing
+ pleasant to live in
9 OUR SMART CITY APPROACH

9. Strengthen territorial
actors’ innovation
capacity
AN APPROACH BASED
ON 4 MAIN FIELDS
Preserve energy
resources, manage
consumption
Manage, anticipate,
regulate trafic flows
and invent new ways
of planning the city
Facilitate urban life
by developing new
services

10. 40 ONGOING PILOT PROJECTS
FOR A GLOBALAPPROACH
 100 public and private
partners
 more than 200M€
invested (2012-2016)
 1st French Smart City
(m2ocity ranking, 11/2013)

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Major
demonstrators

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An exemplary public-private partnership
LYON SMART COMMUNITY
A UNIQUE DEMONSTRATOR IN EUROPE
Agence japonaise
de soutien à
l’innovation
ı The Confluence district, at the front line of
Smart Metropolis
ı Testing at the district scale what Smart City
will be tomorrow
ı + economical + liveable + sustainable
1st EUROPEAN PROJECT FOR SMART
GRID PILOT PROJECT
ı Energy efficiency
ı Multimodality
ı Role of user and related
monitoring tools
A GLOBAL
DEMONSTRATOR
30
PARTNERS
50M€
BUDGET
2016
PILOT PROJECT END

13. LYON SMART COMMUNITY 4 TASKS OF THE PROJECT
MIX PLOT OF SMART, POSITIVE ENERGY
BUILDINGS1 MOBILITY SYSTEM USING CARBON-
FREE ENERGIES2
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AT THE DISTRICT
SCALE4 REFURBISHMENT AND
CONSUMPTIONS MONITORING3

14. LYON SMART COMMUNITY 4TASKS OF THE PROJECT
MIX PLOT OF SMART, POSITIVE ENERGY
BUILDINGS
MOBILITY SYSTEM USING CARBON-
FREE ENERGIES
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AT THE DISTRICT
SCALE
REFURBISHMENT AND
CONSUMPTIONS MONITORING
Data Center
Energy
consumption
monitoring
275
Apartments
Cité Perrache
33
6
30
Charging stands
Supplied by PV and RE
Stations
Cars
12000m2 3 buildings
designed by Kengo Kuma
PVEnergy production
Roof + façades + batteries
34Apartments
offices and stores

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SMART ELECTRIC LYON : TEST NEW
SOLUTION TO MANAGE ENERGY CONSUMPTION
A SHOWROOM OF 700 M²
ı Privileged hosting and
exchange place for partners at the
heart of the Part Dieu district
ıEducational vocation
ıA dedicated laboratory to test
new equipments (heating, lighting,
home automation…)
A CONSORTIUM OF 21
PARTNERS LED BY
USERS AND LINKY SMART
METERS AT THE HEART OF THE
PILOT PROJECT
A WEBSITE
ıwww.smart-electric-lyon.com
2018
4 years
69M€
BUDGET
PREPARE THE FUTURE
ıAnalyse and better understand
behaviours and motivations to
manage energy
ıTest and make bigger customers
benefit from preferential tarifs
ıCreate Linky-ready equipments
and services
ıFavour the emergence of a
pioneer smart grid industry on
Greater Lyon territory
MOST IMPORTANT EUROPEAN
SMART GRID PILOT PROJECT
ıTest with 25 000 Linky
customers (inhabitants, entreprises,
administrations)
ıTest of Linky-ready devices
with1 000 inhabitants by 2015
ıDiagnostis and test
with 100 enterprises and
administrations by 2016

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OPTIMOD’LYON : INTELLIGENT TRANSPORT
SYSTEMS (ITS) TO OPTIMIZE SUSTAINABLE URBAN
MOBILITY
13 PUBLIC-PRIVATE
PARTNERS
7 M€BUDGET
2012-2015PROJECT TIME
FRAME
REAL TIME DATA COLLECTION AND
TREATMENT
ı+ 30 data bases
ıReal time diffusion of reliable information
1st in the World
A MULTIMODAL URBAN GPS
ıReal time information
ı1 hour prediction
ıAll transport modes
ıAvailable everywhere at any time
AN INNOVATION PROJECT AND PUBLIC-
PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP aiming at co-
developing information services in real
time and predicting urban mobility
1st in Europe
1H TRAFFIC PREDICTION
ıTraffic active management
through monitoring of traffic
A URBAN FREIGHT NAVIGATOR
ıTraffic conditions
ıDelivery areas and construction sites
availabilities
ıRound itiniraries re-calculation in case of
perturbation
CO FUNDING

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SMART STATION :
INNOVATE TO RENOVATE AND DEVELOP THE PART
DIEU MULTIMODAL HUB
OFFER NEW SERVICES TO THE
STATION USERS SO THAT THEY
ıFind their way during renovation
works (dynamic and interactive
signage system)
ıEasily orient themselves
ıInform themselves (urban
multimodal mobility)
ıObtain proximity services
(urban communicating furniture))
USERS AT THE HEART
To ensure that new services match their
needs
MAKE WAITNG TIME MORE
ENJOYABLE IN THE STATION
ıShopping
ıBook tickets (movies, concerts…)
ıEducate and inform oneself
SAVE TIME
ıInform in real time (trafic conditions)
ıEfficiently signal itineraries
ıMake known the coming trafic
conditions
FLOWS OPTIMIZATION
ıFace diverse users flows increase
(employees, families, mall users,
students, tourists and travelers).
INITIATE COLLABORATIVE
PROJECTS
to co-create new services and test
them with users
INCREASING
FLOWS
(visits/day)
ı2010: 120 000
ı2020: > 175 000
ı2030: > 220 000
2 TESTING AREAS
ı STATION RENOVATION WORKS to limit
inconvenience to users
ı FAVOUR THE INTERCONNECTION
between Lyon St Exupéry airport and
Lyon Part-Dieu multimodal hub with
innovative connected and interactive
devices

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LYON URBAN DATA : A SPACE TO CO-
DESIGN AND TEST NEW URBAN SERVICES
2014
FACILITATE INNOVATION
for SMEs, start-ups and project
leaders
OPTIMIZE MARKETING through
prototyping and testing with users
EXPERIMENTATION FIELDS
ıMobile applications and digital services
ıRoboticsservices
ıUrban monitoring
ıSmart housing
ıCommunicating urban furniture
LA PART-DIEU
ı500 000 daily flows
ı40 000 employees
ı29M travelers/yr
ı33M visitors/yr (mall)
INNOVATIVE PUBLIC-PRIVATE
PARTNERSHIP
in a dynamic of enlargement
AN ORGANIZATION ALLOWING
ıData access (Big data)
ıInnovative urban services
prototyping
ıCo-creation and test with
SUPPORT COLLABORATIVE PROJECTS
ıSpeed up networking of start-ups, large
companies, research laboratories
ıIdentify and create consortiumsALSO A PLACE FOR
ıEvents and meetings
ıActors visibility (showroom)
ıExchanges (co-working)
Launch

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THANK YOU
Marie-Anne Serve, Smart City Project Manager
maserve@grandlyon.org

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APPENDIX

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GRAND LYON SMART DATA
OPEN DATA IN GREATER LYON
Encourage commercial
use
Open licence
Free access of 99% data
without sharing clause
Check compatibility of re-
use with public policies
Engaged licence
Data access after user
authentification
Promote a fair
competitive ecosystem
Associate licence
Possibile royalty from a use
threshiold (except
experimentation)
ı Innovation capacity
reinforcement
ı of the territorial actors
ı New services creation for
tomorrow’s city by private
players
ı New forms of public-private
partnerships
ı A unique platforme to access public and private
data of territorial actors
ı Quality data available by standardized services
ı A dedicated support measure: Lyon Urban Data
A TERRITORIAL PLATFORM OF
PUBLIC:PRIVATE DATA
ıMore than 400 data available (geographical,
equipments, mobility, services, urbanism…)
ı14 themes treated so far
GRADUATED OPENNESS WITH 3 DISTINCT LICENCES
smartdata.
grandlyon
.com

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POSSIBILITY TO TEST A
PROJECT IN REAL CONDITION IN
URBAN SERVICES
ıFields and equipments for
experimentation: urban
networks, public spaces,
buildings and infrastructure made
available to test products and
services at different scales
GREATER LYON EXPERIMENTATION CELL
CATALYST FOR INNOVATIVE PROJECYS AND PRODUCTS
NETWORKING
ıFinancers, entreprises, laboratories,
clusters, fablab … to materialize
projects
VISIBILITY ADVANTAGE
ıCompanies enjoy communication
related to their project
TIME SAVING IN INNOVATION
DEVELOPMENT
ıFacilitate access to people for testing
ıEstimate product or service need
ıFacilitate adaptation of the offer to the
market
ıAccelerate access to markets
ACCESS TO EXPERIMENTATION TOOLS
ıGrand Lyon Smart Data
ıLyon Urban Data (lexperimentation
space)
PROJECT SUPPORT
ıAn identified interlocutor in Greater
Lyon to follow the project from
begginning to end

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TRANSFORM LYON PART DIEU, PILOT SITE OF THE EUROPEAN
PROJECT FOR ENERGY TRANSITION
A EUROPEAN PROJECT FOR ENERGY
PLANNING
ıBring cities to reduce their energy
consumptions and use more renewables
resources
ı Co-create a « smart city » vision and
define the energy transition process, steps
and agenda
ıChoose a pilot site, Lyon Part-Dieu, to
propose a concrete actions plan (figures,
business plan…)
ıModel the energy transition to allow
large scale replicability
A CONSORTIUM OF 19 PARTNERS
ı6 European cities: Amsterdam, Gènes,
Copenhague, Hambourg, Vienne, Grand Lyon.
ı Industry and academia
ıDevelop decision-making
quantitative tools
ıModel energy transition on the pilot
Lyon Part Dieu district
ıFeedback and dissemination
ıNew methods of smart grid design
integrating renewable energies
COLLABORATE WITH
REFERENCE EUROPEAN PARTNERS
FEED THE DRAFTING OF A FUTURE
ENERGY MASTER PLAN FOR
GREATER LYON
ıSetup of a hardcore of energy and
urban planning players
ıLocal energy governance
approach involving non
institutional players
2016
3 years
7,8M€
BUDGET

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April
2014
GRIZZLY SENSORS:
WIRELESS SENSORS IN THE PAVEMENT TO
OPTIMIZE WINTER TREATMENT
PILOT PROJECT END
and validation of such
sensors pertinence
AUTONOMOUS WIRELESS
SENSORS
Directly in the roadway
ANALYSIS OF THE PAVEMENT
CONDITIONS
in addition to Meteo France data
AN ECO-INNOVATIVE PROJECT
supported by the regional
INNOV’R program
REAL CONDITIONS
Use of the existing infrastructures
(PC criter traffic lights fibre optics)
A WIN-WIN PARTNERSHIP
BETTER MANAGE BAD WEATHER
CONSEQUENCES
ıTreat only when necessary
ıLimit resources consumption (salt,
fuel)
ıControl maintenance costs
ıOptimise human and material
resources

25. Growth acceleration
AMBITION
French Tech is a collective mobilization
movement for French digital start-ups’ growth
and international exposure
OUR OBJECTIVE
3 DRIVERS
Ecosystems mobilization
Attractivness reinforcement
1Label for metropolis with a digital ecosystem of
international level to create together the French Tech
200
Millions euros invested by the
national government in private initiatives for
start-ups’ growth and international exposure
THE FRENCH TECH PLAN
100 new start-ups/year in acceleration
plans within 3 years
15 Millions euros for French Tech
marketing and promotion abroad and making
France a global digital nation
OUR ASSETS
A dense critical mass
I A proven economic weight: 2nd French digital hub
I National and International level success stories
I Networked clusters, associations, famous federative events…
A complete and diversified ecosystem
I Strong digital expertises
I Universities producing skills used by the ecosystem, internationally recognized labs
I A favorable environment for creation of digital companies, with an offer of training,
services, fundings, infrastructures and supporting structures already developped,
geographical hub, quality of life
A state of mind
I Strong industrial assets and entrepreneurial values with
I A culture of innovation and experimentation
15 new « tech champions » (present
abroad) within 10 years