You’ll have 5 minutes to present your white paper during the GCTC Data meeting that will be held concurrently at the GCTC Tech Jam (tentatively scheduled for 11 a.m.As a result, it’s soliciting a white paper from nongovernmental organizations, universities and industry experts with the possibility of consideration for inclusion in a common framework/blueprint for data governance and exchange. DSC is exploring various approaches to better coordinate a number of projects relevant to data governance/platform/exchange.Data SuperCluster (DSC) White Paper Solicitation.The list of on-stage presentations is available here.Limor Schafman, Director, Smart Buildings, Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA).Hiroaki Nishi, Chairperson of the Consortium for Town Management of Misono and Professor, Keio University.A., Assistant Vice President (Head of USA), Concorde USA & Singapore Sudipta Bhattacharyya, IoT Solution Lead, Nokia.Kris Bailey, COO, Electric Cab of North America.More than 20 action clusters working with municipal governments will present at the Tech Jam on June 20.PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES / COMPILERS / SOFTWARE ENGINEERINGĬheck out the following updates from the Global City Teams Challenge (GCTC)Īttend the Tech Jam Update (June 20-22, Portland, Oregon, USA).HUMAN-COMPUTER INTERACTION / GRAPHICS / VISUALIZATION.DATABASES / INFORMATICS / DATA SCIENCE / HPC.RFP – Creating Visions for Computing Research.CS for Social Good White Paper Competition.The expo will feature pavilions on transportation, public safety, utilities, city data platform and public WiFi/broadband, with international participants from Finland, France, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Korea, Nigeria, Portugal, Taiwan and U.K. 28 and 29 to give more than 100 global teams the opportunity to showcase their smart city projects. NIST and DHS will host the 2017 GCTC Expo in Washington, D.C. GCTC was launched in 2014 to help communities and innovators work together on smart city initiatives that are intended to optimize mass transit, energy management and disaster response, among others.ĪT&T, Verizon and Motorola Solutions have confirmed their participation in the 2017 challenge. NIST said Thursday the 2018 Global City Teams Challenge, called “Smart and Secure Cities and Communities Challenge,” will forge collaborations between volunteer cities and companies to incorporate cybersecurity into smart city tools. The National Institute of Standards and Technology and the Department of Homeland Security will sponsor a challenge that will urge participants to design smart city technologies with cybersecurity as the top priority.
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