Tras la publicación de la norma UNE 178104 de Sistemas Integrales de Gestión de la Ciudad Inteligente el ontsi (observatorio nacional de las telecomunicaciones y de la SI) publicó un completo estudio sobre la interoperabilidad de las principales plataformas de gestión de servicios de la ciudad inteligente.
En este artículo publicado en el site de documentación de la onesait Platform se explica en detalle el concepto de Digital Twin, su aplicabilidad en el ámbito Smart Cities y cómo se soporta en la onesait Platform:
onesait Platform CloudLab!!! es nuestro nuevo Entorno de Experimentación, como Sofia2 CloudLab es un entorne gratuito en el que puedes probar todas las capacidades de la plataforma sin limitaciones!
Sofia2 CloudLab funcionará en modo legacy, continuará dando servicio co ntodas las capacidades actuales y sin interrupciones por el momento pero sin actualizaciones.
Así que te recomendasmos que migres al nuevo CloudLab, en este entorno podrás:
Usar las capacidades IoT de la plataforma de una forma más sencilla incluyendo modelado de datos, conexiñon y simulación de dispositivos, creación de visualizaciones y APIS,…
Ver en una froma integrada todos los conceptos creados en la plataforma
Modelar las ontologías y su configuración de almacenamiento (Mongo, Elasticsearch, bases de datos relacionales, Hadoop) e historificación:
onesait Platform CloudLab!!! is our new CloudLab Environment, as Sofia2 CloudLab is a free experimentation environment in which you can test all the capabilities of the platform without any limitations!
Sofia2 CloudLab is new in legacy mode, it will continue to work with all the capabilities and with no interruption for the moment but with no updates.
So we recommend to migrate to the new CloudLab, in this environment you can:
Use the IoT capabilities of the platform in a simple way including: model data, connect and simulate devices, create visualizaitions and APIS,…
View in a integrated way all the things created in the platform:
Model your ontologies and config storage (Mongo, Elasticsearch, relational databases, Hadoop) and historification:
The project “Drones, eCall and Cyber Physical Systems for Public Safety Answering Points 112 (CPS-PSAP112)” aims to incorporate and accelerate introduction of new technologies, such as eCall, IoT and UAV or drones, in a safe and controlled manner, from the perspective of a 112 emergency center.
It makes use of SOFIA2 platform for 112 emergency centers. It includes development and integration of new external information interfaces such as drones and the eCall systems, aiming to add new services to accident and crisis management.
112 eCall workflow
This way, SOFIA2 platform is ready for the European market’s new requirements and regulations for emergency centers or Public Safety Answering Points (PSAP 112). It explores SOFIA2 platform’s adaptability to develop new search and rescue (SAR) protocols, at both European and national levels, to support the fieldwork of human teams, allow for decision making and improve real-time synchronization between the Emergency Operation Center and the immediate response teams.
Architecture
Drone sending, as an added value, and on-terrain image capture to send them in real time to the platform, allow for the immediate assessment of the situation, optimizing the use of emergency services and allowing them to adapt to the different crisis scenarios.
PSAP112 front-view
CPS-PSAP112 has been developed with the collaboration of Answare Technologies and CENTIC (Centro Tecnológico de las Tecnologías de la Información y las Comunicaciones, promoted by the government of Murcia). It has been funded within the European Horizon 2020 project CPSELabs, which is a member of the European initiative Smart Anything Everywhere (SAE). CPS-PSAP112 was chosen by the Commission as the best of 23 projects developed in CPSELabs, due to its impact in society.