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CONFIDENTIAL The IDEA-project: measuring local environmental stressors and their impact Dick Botteldooren Universiteit Gent – Intec [email protected] Dany Robberecht Verhaert Director Consulting Office INNOVATIONDAY 2011 Verhaert Director Consulting Office [email protected]

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Page 1: Verhaert Innovation Day 2011 – Prof. Dr. Botteldooren (Ghent University) - The Idea Project

CONFIDENTIAL

The IDEA-project: measuring local environmental stressors and their impact

Dick BotteldoorenUniversiteit Gent – [email protected]

Dany RobberechtVerhaert – Director Consulting Office

INNOVATIONDAY 2011

Verhaert Director Consulting Office [email protected]

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CONFIDENTIAL

IDEA ‐ valorization planning

21.10.2011.Slide 1

IDEA   valorization planning

IntelligentDistributedEnvironmentalAssessmentIWT‐SBO project

Wehad

A limited number of permanent noise observation stations

Source: www.lne.be 2009

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A limited number of air quality measurement sites with instantaneous (non-validated) interpolation

Source: www.vmm.be 2009

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IDEA brings

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IDEA brings

Bottom up: alerting functionality and instant validation

sensor error

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nature

talking

industry

IDEA brings

Top down: interpolation and detailed querying

Origin:Quality : medium

iLAden = 64 dBA

PM10 = 34 µg/m3

UFP = ...

details origin

details origin

details origin

Interpolation based on trafic dataClosest measurement : 120 mClosest high‐end : 890 mTime stamp : 1‐2‐2009 to 1‐3‐2009...

origin

IDEA brings

Top down: interpolation and detailed querying

Tracing sensor detailsStart: 6/3/2009 11:22Location: //serv1.gent.be/tr23.xml

Tracing sensor detailsStart: 6/3/2009 11:23Location: //serv1.gent.be/tr24.xml

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The partners

The project

Strategisch basisonderzoek (SBO)Strategic Basic Research (SBO)

Het doel van het programma Strategisch BasisOnderzoek is bij te dragen tot nieuwe ideeën en concepten, die de basis kunnen vormen voor een nieuwe generatie producten, processen of diensten.

Goals

• On March 6 2009 the team met with an extended user group

• The project was presented

• A lively discussion followedA lively discussion followed

and 3 main application areas were extracted as first targets

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Target 1: Informing the public

• Who?– Governments (environmental department)

– Cities

• Why?– Open policy

– Promoting green city

– Checking calculated exposure

– Awareness raising

– Informing public about risks (vulnerable groups)

– ...

Target 2: Traffic management

• Who?– Governments (traffic department)

– Traffic providers (Infrabel, De Lijn, NMBS, ...)

• Why?– Reducing exposure

– Increasing liveability

– Reducing health impact

– Creating basis of support for traffic measures

– ...

Target 3: Private monitoring

• Who?– Interested citizens (IDEA community)

– Housing market (architects, ...)

– Pressure groups

I d– Industry

• Why?– Leverage

– Optimal construction

– Informing buyers and builders

– Monitoring performance and possible calamity

– ...

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Goals

• On March 11 2010 the team presented the first technical results to the user group

• Initial results were approved but some critical comments emerged on the use of proxies and the availability of cheap air pollution sensors

Goals

• The valorisation team met several times and analysed the competition

• Intelligence turns out to be the strongest point of IDEA

Where we are today

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microphones

0 dBA 0.3 dBA 0.5 dBA 0.5 dBA 0.8 dBA 1.8 dBA ? ?

Gemiddelde afwijking t o v referentiemicrofoon (L )

€3000 €3000 €50 €300 €3 €30 €30 €3

Februari 2010

"On the ability of consumer electronics microphones for environmental noise monitoring", T. Van Renterghem, P. Thomas, F. Dominguez, S. Dauwe, A. Touhafi, B. Dhoedt, D. Botteldooren; Journal of Environmental Monitoring, 13 (3), p. 544 ‐ 552, 2011. 

Gemiddelde afwijking t.o.v. referentiemicrofoon (LATOT, eq, 1 uur)

a = overall callibrationb = spectral flatness callibration

Self testing / self calibrating microphone

Mic + circuitry

Microphone design with screw able cap, 10mm micro speaker inside cap.

Schematics of aluminum casing, finished parts and finished product.

Micro Speaker

Air quality sensors

Measuring device‐ 1000 ‐ 2000 €

Basic sensors‐ Electrochemical‐ Semiconductor metaloxide‐ 5 – 80 €

Sensor head‐ temperature control‐ calibration curve‐ correcting for T, RH‐ 200 ‐ 300 €

Not designed for / littleexperience in ppb range cross‐interference, drift, T 

and Hum effects

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Air quality sensors

Correcting data fortemperaturesensitivity usingGaussian regression

UFP (PNC)

PM2.5, PM10

BlackCarbon

GPS

Mobile air pollution (UFP, BC)

 

An operational test network

IWT‐SBO projecten beogen strategisch onderzoek, geen productontwikkeling

Toch werd een interface geïmplementeerd:‐ Om draagvlak te creëren‐ Participatief meten uitlokken‐ Voor intern gebruik: monitoring

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Agent based processing

SS

SCheck validity

LAeq aggregator1sec  15 minute

Other agents

Diurnal patternand Lden

Visualise

Visualise

Example of agent based processing: diurnal pattern and Lden

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71.572.572.772.2

Demo

Road traffic

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Mobile measurements for interpollation

Noise level Black carbon

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Reverse gear forklight beep

Silence

Chatting

BirdsAcousticummary

INTEC‐Ghent University28

People walking on  emergency stairs

Closing gate

Ducks

Car passing on metal plates

Motor boats 1

Motor boats 2

Industrial steady noises

traffic monitoring

Very accurate :Very accurate : 0.85 < R2 < 0.87@single location@10min aggregation

Valorization

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Helping technology developers to reach the market

‐ pushing towards the market pull

21.10.2011.Slide 31

p

‐ identifying the market & target customers

‐ creating the value generating opportunities

‐ designing strategy & business model

Wireless sensor technology – internet of things

‐ Food industry

‐ Packaging industry

‐ Infrastructure management

‐ Services industry

21.10.2011.Slide 32

21,10,.2011.Slide 32

Services industry

‐ Intelligent devices

‐Machinery  building

‐ Retail industry

‐ Environmental industry

“Physical world becomes one big information system!”

The global market for environmental sensing and monitoring technologies 

• Market size: $9.1 billion (2008); $13 billion (2014, estimated)

• Annual growth rate: (CAGR) of 5.2%

• The largest share of the market: radon, GPS, remote i d t h l i $4 9 billi (2008) $6 8

21.10.2011.Slide 33

sensing and new technologies; $4.9 billion (2008); $6.8 billion (2014, estimated); CAGR of 6.2%

• The second-largest market share: terrestrial sensing and monitoring technologies; $2.6 billion (2008); $3.4 billion (2014; estimated); CAGR of 4.7%

• The faster growing segments: sophisticated sensors, monitoring equipment, large scale networks such as satellite, GPS and remote sensing, associated networking equipment, and a large slate of new technologies.

Environmental Sensing and Monitoring Technologies: Global Markets published by BCC Research in June, 2009.

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Investigating market attractiveness and valorization opportunities

Market

21.10.2011.Slide 34

Market attractiveness

Alternative valorization directions

Business potential

Designing value creating opportunities

What is the job to be done for 

21.10.2011.Slide 35

customers?

How can we create added value?

how can “IDEA” help the city 

to become smart?

how can “IDEA” help the city 

to become smart?

21.10.2011.Slide 36

to become smart?to become smart?

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Learning from the benchmarks

Assen,  NetherlandsSensor city

Noise & traffic

Paris, FranceGreen watch

Man & broadcast ozone & noise

Kopenhagen, Denmarkbikes

cities in JapanDocomo sevice

21.10.2011.Slide 37

NY, USSmart city solutions

Smart parking

Cambridge, UKCitysense

Traffic & pollution

bikes

Map pollution levels, traffic congestion,

and road conditions in real‐time while biking

Trondheim, Norway“Façade & online”

Real time environmental & emotional state of the city

Smart cities

Environmental sensing

The Copenhagen wheel

21.10.2011.Slide 38

21,10,.2011.Slide 38

Docomo gardening sensors (Japan)

21.10.2011.Slide 39

21,10,.2011.Slide 39

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The shotspotter gunshot location system (NY, US)

21.10.2011.Slide 40

21,10,.2011.Slide 40

journey of customers

building a stronger engagement

21.10.2011.Slide 41

… between your offering and customers

21.10.2011.Slide 42

Energy harvester to support the riding

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Designing business model & strategy

TECHNOLOGY AND

EVIRONMENTAL

VALORIZATION

OPPORTUNITY

21.10.2011.Slide 43

ANALYSIS SEARCH

BUSINESS MODEL

DESIGNVALORIZATION

PLAN

IDEA

Service based business model 

(data and service sales)

Co‐creation based 

4 alternative business models

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21.10.2011.Slide 44

IDEA BUSINESS MODEL

business model (partnership with carrier product manufacturer)

Product sales based business model(hardware, 

software sales)

License based(sales of IPR)

3

It is about finding the

match point between new technologies and market

21.10.2011.Slide 45

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