9:00 – 10:15
9:00 – 12:30
BREAKOUT SESSION THREE
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This panel discusses the impact of the built environment and access to things like fresh food, walking areas and parks has on the health of citizens.
MODERATOR
Thomas Doherty
Clinical and Organizational Psychologist
Sustainable Self
PANELISTS
David Cohen
Program Director
The Intertwine Alliance
Geoffrey Donovan, Ph.D.
Research Forester
US Forest Service
Elizabeth Eckstrom, MD, MPH, MACP
Professor and Chief of Geriatrics in the
Division of General Internal Medicine & Geriatrics
Oregon Health & Sciences University
E142
This panel will explore urban delivery system begins at the curb or load zone and ending at the apartment, office, lobby locker or building freight bay.
MODERATOR
Greta Knappenberger
Product Marketing Manager – Smart Cities and Communities Solutions, Verizon
PANELISTS
Eric T. Ringer
Co-Founder & Director of Aviation Technology
Skyward, a Verizon company
Adrian Pearmine
National Director for Smart Cities and Connected Vehicles
DKS Associates
Tim O’Brien
Director of Operations – Redmond
Eventions (managed by Compass Group)
E143
What do we know today that can guide the Transportation Infrastructure for Smart Cities of Tomorrow? Joined by a Panel of Mobility and Open Data Experts from Trimet, the Sunlight Foundation, and Transit Center, the Hack Oregon Transportation Systems Team will dive deep into today’s Transportation Data and Analytics Landscape. In the first half of this Session, we will explore Transportation Data Sources currently available and what can be done with them; we will also indicate important Data Considerations for the future of Smart Cities like Portland. The second half of the Session will be a Q&A Panel Discussion with Madeline Steele from Trimet, Katya Abazajian from the Sunlight Foundation, and Chris Pangilinan from Transit Center. Don’t miss this exciting Smart Cities Mobility Analytics Showcase and Discussion!
MODERATOR
PANELISTS
Katya Abazajian
Open Cities Senior Analyst
Sunlight Foundation
E147
PANEL SERIES: ACCELERATING THE PACE OF INNOVATION IN CITIES
A conversation on collaborative strategies for modern data systems.
A strong vision for the future of Smart Cities starts with a commitment from leadership to take custodianship of their data as a force for improving the quality of life for citizens. In a rapidly evolving technology landscape, this requires a nuanced understanding of best practices around security, privacy, and an ecosystem of cloud services and analytic platforms that build the infrastructure for data-driven innovation. In this discussion, we’ll hear from government leaders about the challenges and opportunities of investing in partnerships and systems of technology that support long-term goals for modern cities.
MODERATOR
Catherine Nikolovski
Executive Director, Hack Oregon
PANELISTS
Shannon Carney
Performance Management Analyst
City of Portland
Michael Hanna
Business Intelligence Architect
Sokwoo Rhee
Associate Director of Cyber-Physical Systems Innovation
It’s hard to move fast and take risks with technology when you’re operating within bureaucratic traditions. This panel will talk with organizations that work closely with government to meet these challenges through frameworks, policies, and products that balance the need to be adaptive and nimble with the imperative to be reliable and consistent.
MODERATOR
Catherine Nikolovski
Executive Director, Hack Oregon
PANELISTS
The implementation tactics for data platforms are complex and multifaceted. When the barrier to entry for building software is exceptionally high, how can government set themselves up for success navigating a range of public/private partnership models? We’ll hear from experts who understand the technology and represent platforms that support the fundamentals of interoperability between modern data systems and reproducible standards that are built to scale.
MODERATOR
Catherine Nikolovski
Executive Director, Hack Oregon
PANELISTS
Michael Lange
CTO
CIVIC
Karl Fezer
AI Developer Community Manager
Intel
Issac Potoczny-Jones
CEO
Tozny
E146
This Symposium will provide a leading venue for the presentation of the highest-quality original research, groundbreaking ideas, and compelling insights on future trends in Smart City Technology and Deployment.
PRESENTERS
Smart City Data Flow and Citizen Expectation
John Sherry
Director
User Experience Innovation Lab
Empowering Smart Cities with Strong Cryptography for Data Privacy
Greg Stromire
Software Engineer
Tozny
10:30 – NOON
BREAKOUT SESSION FOUR
E141
This panel discusses the impact of the built environment and access to things like fresh food, walking areas and parks has on the health of citizens.
MODERATOR
Thomas Doherty
Clinical and Organizational Psychologist
Sustainable Self
PANELISTS
David Cohen
Program Director
The Intertwine Alliance
Geoffrey Donovan, Ph.D.
Research Forester
US Forest Service
Elizabeth Eckstrom, MD, MPH, MACP
Professor and Chief of Geriatrics in the
Division of General Internal Medicine & Geriatrics
Oregon Health & Sciences University
E142
This discussion explores the successes and challenges of creating public/private partnerships by highlighting four projects initiated in February 2018 within the framework of the Greater Portland Mobility Tech Challenge. The Greater Portland Tech Challenge was created by local economic development and nonprofit orgs to bring together public and private-sector problem solvers to investigate the most confounding and interesting mobility challenges facing the Greater Portland region.
Featured Public/Private Partnership Projects:
- Creating an autonomous trolley corridor by converting an under-utilized off street trolley corridor into a multi-use and autonomous corridor.
- Making transit technology more inclusive for underserved residents.
- Big Data – empowering municipalities to accesses and implement with street level data.
- Creating an open data estate with public sector data.
- Linking multi modal commutes.
MODERATOR
Lloyd Purdy MPA/MLA
Vice President of Regional Competitiveness
Greater Portland Inc
PANELISTS
Exploring New Sources of Equity Data
Adrian Pearmine
National Director for Smart Cities and Connected Vehicles
DKS Associates
Eliot Rose
Senior Technology Strategist
Metro
Open Access, Open Source, Open Data
Chet Hagen
Asset Management Program Manager
Multnomah County Community Services
Hector Dominguez Aguirre
Open Data Coordinator
City of Portland
Creating an Autonomous Trolley Corridor
Miles Haladay
Managing Partner
10Branch
Omar Jaff
Associate Vice President
AECOM
Jackie Manz
Councilor
City of Lake Oswego
Big Data – Accessing & Using Street Level Data
Ryan Cook
Director of Strategic Operations
Mapillary
Taylor Eidt
GIS Planner
City of Hillsboro Planning
Linking Multi-Modal Commutes
Keith Athey
CA Technologies
Adrian Pearmine
National Director for Smart Cities and Connected Vehicles
DKS Associates
E143
This panel will explore work that is being done to model transportation in a world of options. It will discuss how to model multi-modal trips, conduct what if analysis between mode options and other challenges facing the transit planner and new technologies deploy
MODERATOR
Katherine Wolf
Project Manager
Pacific Northwest National Lab
PANELISTS
Jose Gonzalez
Innovation Manager – InterInnov
Expert at Research & Education, FIWARE
FIWARE is the open source platform for our smart digital future. Jose Gonzalez, International Growth Manager, will provide an overview of the initiative that is connecting a global ecosystem of innovation drivers, highlighting its benefits and successful use case scenarios for cooperation. In particular to the Transportation sector, the smart app Green Route will be presented, an Open Innovation initiative focused on supporting the citizen mobility in high polluted cities which involves Mexico City.
Aziz Khiyami
PhD Candidate – Civil and Environmental Engineering
University of California Berkeley
Bibiana McHugh
IT Manager of GIS and Location-Based Service
TriMet
E146
This Symposium will provide a leading venue for the presentation of the highest-quality original research, groundbreaking ideas, and compelling insights on future trends in Smart City Technology and Deployment.
PRESENTERS
Solving the Weak Link in Blockchain for IoT Applications
Greg Stromire
Software Engineer
Tozny
Evolution of Identity and Access Management Systems for the Smart City//Digital Identity for Smart Cities
Zach Babb
Principal Technologist
moovel
Automated Pedestrian Safety Analysis Using Data from Traffic Monitoring Cameras
Natalia Ruiz Juri
Assistant Director at Network Modeling Center
The University of Texas at Austin
NOON
CONFERENCE ENDS