City of Miami / Smart City / LINK Integration
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As a resident of Miami and as part of Miami's Smart City Initiative, I'm going to make it my mission to turn Miami onto LINK integration for Oracles usage in IoT sensors that Miami will invest in. Help me by contacting the City of Miami Mayor on Twitter and his email below and just start leaving him friendly messages of what LINK is and how it makes sense to integrate LINK with a Smart City initiative if Miami truly wants to become the World's premier 21st Century city.... we could go down in the history books!
Mayor Francis Suarez
Twitter: francissuarez
Email: fsuarez@miamigov.com
Phone: (305) 250-5300
The City of Reno, NV already is a LINK Marine ... time to convert City of Miami into one:
https://cointelegraph.com/news/the-mayor-of-reno-appears-to-be-a-link-marine
City of Miami Smart City Initiative
https://www.transportation.gov/sites/dot.gov/files/docs/FL%20Miami.pdf
from pg. 15
SUMMARY OF APPROACH AND
PROPOSED TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS
Miami’s Smart City vision is centered
on a common data model supporting
multiple data types aggregated in a
common platform available to multiple
agencies. Data from multiple sources will
CITY OF MIAMI
BEYOND TRAFFIC: THE SMART CITY CHALLENGE
APPLICATION
PART 1
15
be combined, including sensors in traffic
signals, street lights, roadside stations,
parking installations, and others. Data
aggregation will provide a richer data
set that enables richer analytics and
visualization capabilities in real time. Key
features include:
• Smart parking spaces, with sensors
communicating the current status
of each space and conveying that
information to users.
• Smart parking garages, with sensors
tracking the occupancy of each garage
and conveying parking availability
through a city-wide intelligent parking
management system.
• Public Transit Tracking and Information
System, expanding the current remote
sensing technology for the Miami trolley
system and integrating the remaining
public transit systems.
• Multimodal Systemwide Traffic
Counts, using sensor technologies at
intersections and key mid-segment
locations for 24-7 traffic counting.
• Travel time sensors deployed at
strategic gateway points to the city and
along key corridors.
• Intelligent Light poles, already
operational in the Project Area.
• Environmental sensors, including gasleak detectors, seismic monitors, rain
gauges, sea level monitoring systems,
and flood detectors, to provide
environmental monitoring capability.
• Smart garbage collection, using sensors
that allow optimization of garbage
collection services.
SYNERGISTIC ELEMENTS FOR
MEASURABLE, COST-EFFECTIVE IMPACT
IN DEPLOYMENT & OPERATION
Smart Miami Project will take advantage
of the extensive sensing architecture it
already employs and will then supplement
these sensors with additional elements of
the envisioned connected environment
to produce an integrated network with
sharable data available to City staff in all
departments, other agencies, and private
entrepreneurs alike.
The results will be synergistic in the
following ways:
• They will bring together the capabilities
and needs of various city departments
and partner agencies; and
• They will augment the ability of each
department for autonomous decisionmaking while sharing sensing resources.
Mayor Francis Suarez
Twitter: francissuarez
Email: fsuarez@miamigov.com
Phone: (305) 250-5300
The City of Reno, NV already is a LINK Marine ... time to convert City of Miami into one:
https://cointelegraph.com/news/the-mayor-of-reno-appears-to-be-a-link-marine
City of Miami Smart City Initiative
https://www.transportation.gov/sites/dot.gov/files/docs/FL%20Miami.pdf
from pg. 15
SUMMARY OF APPROACH AND
PROPOSED TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS
Miami’s Smart City vision is centered
on a common data model supporting
multiple data types aggregated in a
common platform available to multiple
agencies. Data from multiple sources will
CITY OF MIAMI
BEYOND TRAFFIC: THE SMART CITY CHALLENGE
APPLICATION
PART 1
15
be combined, including sensors in traffic
signals, street lights, roadside stations,
parking installations, and others. Data
aggregation will provide a richer data
set that enables richer analytics and
visualization capabilities in real time. Key
features include:
• Smart parking spaces, with sensors
communicating the current status
of each space and conveying that
information to users.
• Smart parking garages, with sensors
tracking the occupancy of each garage
and conveying parking availability
through a city-wide intelligent parking
management system.
• Public Transit Tracking and Information
System, expanding the current remote
sensing technology for the Miami trolley
system and integrating the remaining
public transit systems.
• Multimodal Systemwide Traffic
Counts, using sensor technologies at
intersections and key mid-segment
locations for 24-7 traffic counting.
• Travel time sensors deployed at
strategic gateway points to the city and
along key corridors.
• Intelligent Light poles, already
operational in the Project Area.
• Environmental sensors, including gasleak detectors, seismic monitors, rain
gauges, sea level monitoring systems,
and flood detectors, to provide
environmental monitoring capability.
• Smart garbage collection, using sensors
that allow optimization of garbage
collection services.
SYNERGISTIC ELEMENTS FOR
MEASURABLE, COST-EFFECTIVE IMPACT
IN DEPLOYMENT & OPERATION
Smart Miami Project will take advantage
of the extensive sensing architecture it
already employs and will then supplement
these sensors with additional elements of
the envisioned connected environment
to produce an integrated network with
sharable data available to City staff in all
departments, other agencies, and private
entrepreneurs alike.
The results will be synergistic in the
following ways:
• They will bring together the capabilities
and needs of various city departments
and partner agencies; and
• They will augment the ability of each
department for autonomous decisionmaking while sharing sensing resources.
Catatan
Correct CoinTelegraph link:cointelegraph.com/news/the-mayor-of-reno-appears-to-be-a-link-marine
Catatan
77 Smart Contract Use Cases Enabled by LINK:blog.chain.link/44-ways-to-enhance-your-smart-contract-with-chainlink/
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