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2 -Entry No
3 +**Entry No **
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4 4  ECOWISE - 5
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7 -Strategic area(s)
8 +**Strategic area(s) **
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9 9  Data Management
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12 -Name of partner
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14 14  EcoWise (Emre Yontem)
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17 -Resource / link
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19 19  British Standards Institute (BSI) - Publicly Available Specification (PAS) 182 Smart city concept model
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28 -Location, Description of intervention/project
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30 30  Standard & guidance on location agnostic data model 
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33 -Geographical scale of the project
34 +**Geographical scale of the project **
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35 35  Urban Scale
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38 -Background information 
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50 -Objectives defined
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52 52  The standard establishes an interoperability framework for smart cities in which:
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55 55  * The derivation of data in each layer can be linked back to data in the previous layer (i.e. the assumptions upon which a decision was taken)
56 56  * The impact of a decision can be observed back in operational data
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59 59  The smart city concept model (SCCM) provides a framework that can normalize and classify information from many sources so that data sets can be discovered and combined to gain a better picture of the needs and behaviours of a city’s citizens (residents and businesses).
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65 -Metrics used
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67 67  The PAS does not specify metric, but how they can be defined and related to other smart city concepts.
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73 -Diversity dimension and findings
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87 -Result summary
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117 -Input for DivAirCity and action items
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119 119  * The DAC is working on categorising the entities and their relations. The guidelines in the PAS can be used for stadardised entity/object types including people as agents in the model.
120 120  * Action item: 
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125 125  * Search for other similar models used for city conceptual models.
126 126  * Relate the findings with the City DNAs and iterate the work further.
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132 -Notes
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134 134  Further reading: Ontological Representation of Smart City Data: From Devices to Cities Paola Espinoza-Arias , María Poveda-Villalón , Raúl García-Castro and Oscar Corcho
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