FOR CITIES TO
DEVELOP AND SHARE
SMART CITIES
SERVICES
THE NEXT ORCHESTRA CITY?
AN OPEN SOURCE PLATFORM ENABLING DIGITALLY EMPOWERED AND SUSTAINABLE SMART CITIES AND SMART COMMUNITIES.
By allowing cities to easily collect, process and share data, analytics insights and services, Orchestra Cities provides the foundation for a citizen-centric IoT-based platform able to help reduce their costs and drive their digital transformation.
Orchestra Cities is designed as a multi-function platform allowing a broad range of IoT-enabled applications and services, including waste and water management, transportation, air quality monitoring, traffic and parking, and more, to be effectively defined, offered and monitored.
ORCHESTRA CITIES IS A DATA AND IOT-DRIVEN SOLUTION DESIGNED TO CONNECT SMART DEVICES, CITIZENS AND CITIES IN A SUSTAINABLE, INTEROPERABLE AND SCALABLE ENVIRONMENT.
– FEATURES –
WHAT ORCHESTRA
CITIES OFFERS:
CITIES OFFERS:
Open Source Software, Open APIs and Open Data Models
Multidimensional data at scale: scenario, location and time.
Modular and scalable cloud services.
Sharing of data and metrics among cities.
Cost-sharing among cities.
Realtime city monitoring.
The Orchestra Cities software platform is offered by Martel Innovate.
– COMPONENTS –
WHAT MARTEL CREATED
FOR ORCHESTRA CITIES:
FOR ORCHESTRA CITIES:
QuantumLeap
QuantumLeap is a REST service for storing, querying and retrieving NGSI v2 and NGSI-LD spatial-temporal data. QuantumLeap stores data in a time-series database, associating each database record with a time index and, if present in the NGSI data, a location on Earth. Clients can then retrieve NGSI entities by filtering entity sets through time ranges and spatial operators. Note that, from the client’s stand point, these queries are defined on NGSI entities as opposed to database tables.
Quantum Leap enables sophisticated, multi-dimensional visualization of data, such as air quality, as part of Orchestra Cities scalable back-end delivering real-time data streams to both Web dashboards and end-user mobile applications, as well as data analytics and time series analysis of such contextually enriched data.
LoRaWAN IoT Agent
Orchestra Cities uses a new version of FIWARE LoRaWAN IoT Agent interfacing IoT devices and NGSI-LD APIs. The new version, developed together by Martel and our partners at ATOS, enables the support for LoRaWAN IoT devices integrated with The Things Network v3 API. The IoT Agent for LoRaWAN protocol enables data and commands to be exchanged between IoT devices and the NGSI-LD interface of a context broker using the LoRaWAN protocol. The LoRaWAN specification is a Low Power, Wide Area (LPWA) networking protocol designed to wirelessly connect battery-operated devices to the internet in regional, national or global networks, and targets key IoT requirements such as bi-directional communication, end-to-end security, mobility and localization services.
This IoT agent provides interoperability between FIWARE NGSI-LD Context Brokers and LoRaWAN devices. MARTEL provided different bug fixes and introduced support for The Things Network v3 API.
Anubis
Anubis provides portable data authorisation policies, linked to the data they protect and usable in multi-platform distributed settings. All these capabilities are essential enablers for data sovereignty: Data owners aim at retaining control on security and privacy policies over their own data, wherever they are, and possibly in a homogeneous and friendly way. Data policies regulate different aspects of data access: who can access it, which parts are accessible, what are the authorised purposes. By enriching existing data APIs with decentralised data sovereignty by means of portable and owner-defined data policies, Anubis both increases trust over such APIs and improves their interoperability.
Orchestra Cities, but also any other Anubis-empowered platform, can thus guarantee data owners will retain sovereignty over their data, according to their rules and evolve them together, everywhere.
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– EVENTS –
LET’S MEET THERE!
Smart City Expo World Congress 2022
15-17 November 2022, Barcelona
Smart City Expo World Congress is the international leading event for cities. Their mission is to empower cities and collectivize urban innovation across the globe. Through promoting social innovation and identifying collaboration opportunities, the event is dedicated to creating a better future for cities and their citizens.
FIWARE GLOBAL SUMMIT
14-15 September 2022, Gran Canaria
The FIWARE Community powers everything we do – they, you, are the energy, the vitamins, the brain, and the glue that holds us together as we continue to change the world for the better with FIWARE. Openness is used as our frame of reference for creating our roadmap, new standards, new technologies, use cases, and to empower our global community to collaborate and co-create.
Smart City Expo World Congress 2022
15-17 November 2022, Barcelona
Smart City Expo World Congress is the international leading event for cities. Their mission is to empower cities and collectivize urban innovation across the globe. Through promoting social innovation and identifying collaboration opportunities, the event is dedicated to creating a better future for cities and their citizens.
EU Green Week 2020
20-22 October 2020
Brussels, Belgium
EU Green Week 2020‘s theme is nature and biodiversity. It will highlight the contribution biodiversity makes to society and the economy, and the role it can play in supporting and stimulating recovery in a post-pandemic world, bringing jobs and sustainable growth. The recovery is an opportunity for a fresh start, in the knowledge that transformative change is possible.
SMART CITY Live 2020
17-18 November 2020
Online
The worldwide digital native event for cities
A leadership program that gathers high-level professionals from cities and companies all around the world. Stay tuned for more details on Orchestra Cities participation to the event.
URBAN FUTURE Global Conference
16-18 June 2021
Rotterdam, Netherlands
Orchestra Cities will land in Rotterdam for the #UFGC21.
Our team will showcase our data and IoT driven solution that allows cities to collaboratively develop and share Smart City Services using Open APIs and Open Standards.
– STORIES –
EKZ
Elektrizitätswerke des Kantons Zürich (EKZ) delivers cost-effective, safe, and environmentally responsible energy to one million people in Switzerland. To support groups of integrated municipalities across Swiss regions, it combines direct sensor data, information willingly shared by the nearby cities and villages, and open data sources. Each municipality can support chosen scenarios such as traffic management, waste management, and environmental monitoring with different service and load levels.
Orchestra Cities allows EKZ to tailor the support for multiple use cases with adjustable information sharing, leveraging the platform’s multi-tenancy and cloud-native, elastic architecture. The data collection, integration, geo-tagging and time series capabilities of Quantum Leap enable sophisticated, multi-dimensional visualization of data, such as air quality. Orchestra Cities scalable back-end reliably delivers real-time data streams to both Web dashboards and end-user mobile applications.
City of Wolfsburg
The Stadtwerke Wolfsburg AG and its daughter companies are the infrastructure service provider for Wolfsburg and the surrounding region in Germany. Wolfburg’s Smart City offering excels by combining strong and reliable data collection, processing, and visualization with top class and accessible services for the citizens. A recurring need is integration of sensor data with geographical information systems and intelligent route planning.
Orchestra Cities is delivering on multiple scenarios such as providing citizens with a smart advisory system for domestic waste management. Users can plan the most effective route for waste disposal, considering container type, fill level, and user destination. A further smart route planning scenario manages electrical vehicles and their charging stations, with their occupancy and supported vehicles. Real-time dashboards offer an interactive user experience through the Urbo framework and scenario-specific customisations.
Do you want to be
the next Orchestra City?
the next Orchestra City?
Orchestra Cities was developed and tested with several cities – Antwerp (Belgium), Helsinki (Finland) and Mexico City (Mexico) and is currently being adopted by Wolfsburg (Germany) and several other municipalities in the Canton of Zurich (Switzerland).
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