How to Make Smart Cities Stay Smart with Open Source Projects
summary
Describes using common open-source building blocks to speed deployment and avoid duplicate effort for long-lived infrastructure like power plants, radars, traffic lights and weather networks. Presents the Civil Infrastructure Platform (CIP) — a Linux-based base layer that provides a reference implementation, pushes fixes and requirements upstream into the kernel and libraries, and offers long-term support guarantees so industrial stacks can be maintained rather than reinvented.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Smart cities and open source
- 3:41Smart city infrastructure challenges
- 9:18Open source in smart cities
- 13:30Long-term project support
- 19:07Case studies and implementations
- 24:12Testing and documentation
- 28:09Future trends and community
- 30:06Q&A
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