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City Anatomy - Public Review - RESPONSE: Reference
City Anatomy - Public Review - RESPONSE: Reference
reference: http://www.cptf.cityprotocol.org/ancha-public-comment
1 TB Executive Summary (no page number) Add “i, ii” page NUMBERING
numbering ADDED
2 TB How does the City Protocol relate to Indicate that The sentence
existing standards and protocols? If existing standards “The City
there are known linkages with other will be incorporated Anatomy could
standards/initiatives, it would be into CP as relevant, be adopted by
useful to know, e.g., and CP may feed ongoing city
- Natural Capital Coalition. future and evolving evaluation and
- BSI PAS 2070 standards. standardization
- Global Protocol for Cities initiatives as a
- ISO 37120 Create a convenient
“Referenced common
Standards” section description of
in City Anatomy, city systems and
and in the Editor’s interactions,
template for all CPA and for
documents describing
emerging
processes as
well.
Partnerships
could facilitate
this adoption by
linking all
initiatives
worldwide.” has
been added in
page iv.
3 TB The terms "sustainable" and Identify a select See also
"sustainability" are not present in the group of terms Comment #57.
document (including Sentences have
(except for table 12 "eco-sustainability). “sustainable” and been added in
These are important concepts and “sustainability”) the last
commonly used terms, which are not used used in City paragraph of
in the City Protocol, why is that? Anatomy that are page i, in item
intended to become (v) in page 2;
part of the and in a
“Common footnote in
Language” of City page 13.
Protocol.
Create a
“Referenced
Glossary Terms”
section in City
Anatomy, and in the
Editor’s template
for all CPA
documents.
5. #4 is TB An important part of the City Protocol is The CPTSC has No change
missing Interactions and "information decided to create a needed to City
flows" - to what extent are the theories City-Solutions Anatomy
and practices of "knowledge Knowledge Base, document.
management" incorporated into the City utilizing a CMS
Protocol, and why? (Content
Management
System) tool. This
system will refer to
the formal CPA
Library, but it will
also allow for
content that is
outside of the space
of formal CP
Agreements.
· etc
…might help strengthen the introduction.
26 GC 10. Section 2: City Anatomy This would surely be Not in the
This is clear good stuff. Might adding for valuable, if you have Anatomy
each system element a ‘box-out’ that the energy at this
makes practical the theory (&/or headline time.
what is currently dysfunction) help
reinforce the understanding, and point Alternatively, the
more to the application / value? CPTF could drive the
creation of one or
more TAFTs whose
purpose is to
identify key
common areas of
dysfunction and/or
opportunity for
each area of City
Anatomy, and
develop that as a
companion piece to
City Anatomy.
27 GC 11. P14 bottom: IoT/IoE I have no opinion The anatomy
Each time I read tech-related points I feel about how to should also be
it undermines the potential of the respond to this useful to
anatomy, which is holistic and business (of comment. technology
cities) based, more than just technology. providers and
Emphasizing the non-technical power of open to the new
the anatomy (or at least balancing the ICT developments
and non-ICT) will help keep the city that are
leaders fully engaged. emerging
28 GC 12. P15: Half a Dozen Practical Ways the I have no opinion See #25
City Anatomy Adds Value about how to
respond to this
· If this was the title of section 3 I think it comment.
would draw more people in.
I believe we need
an online version of
“City Anatomy” that
allows people to
zoom in on the
detail. Perhaps we
can even have a City
Anatomy “map”
which can be hot-
linked to the City
Protocol content
management
system….
61 RCM Page 3, 3rd line: "The form of the..." Fix Done.
62 RCM Figure 5 and Figure 6 are interchanged Fix Done.
(first 6 and then 5).
63 RCM In matter cycle is mentioned Figure 5 and Fix Done.
it should be 6.
64 DW The City Anatomy is by definition See next three No action for
comprehensive, structured and intended comments this document.
to be universal. The structured nature of
the Anatomy also lends itself to the
addition of some layers of additional
analysis when seeking how to best use the
Anatomy in a tangible city setting. Below
are three related comments on how the
City Anatomy and its application might be
enhanced. These comments are in
sequence to lead to a broader discussion
around urban practitioners might use the
Smart City Deployment matrix and the
Evaluation Framework.
65 DW 1. The definition of performance in the Agree. No action for
urban environment could be expanded to this document.
give more importance to the individual Subsequent TAFTs,
urban context of a given city. The including UMIS, will
expanded definition of what performance address these
is for a city could include a focus on issues.
efficiency or effectiveness in use of the
available resources. Focusing solely on Create an
performance as defined here, e.g., “Evaluation” section
“resilience, self-sufficiency, habitability, in the Editor’s
welfare, equity, etc.”, could limit the template for all CPA
evaluation of the city performance documents, which,
without consideration for the situation in among other things,
which this performance was achieved. A identifies KPIs from
key aspect of city performance that is the City Protocol
extremely relevant to each city is the indicators pool.
performance given the specific resources,
assets and situation in that city. While
cities have universal characteristics, each
individual city also has its certain set of
challenges which can guide, limit or
enhance city performance. Additional
performance elements might also be
included such as cost reduction, employee
productivity, revenue generation, political
alignments, and other specific short or
long term objectives.
66 DW 2. The Smart City Deployment matrix These comments No action in this
could be augmented to enable additional related to the document.
layers of analysis. Just as cities do not evolution of the
consist of clean, linear distinctions “Smart City
between functions, infrastructure or Framework”
natural elements, the evaluation of a city’s diagram in partner
anatomy could be expanded if it were not SCC’s “Smart Cities
be limited to a dashboard with discrete Readiness Guide”.
cells in a matrix table of indicators. In This conversation
Figure 12, the matrix approach allows could become part
analysis at the intersection of the of City Protocol’s
individual rows and columns, or at the collaboration with
grouped indicator level such as structure, SCC in evolving that
interactions and society. If each cell Guide (and linking it
represents only a measure of how a into the City
vertical element, e.g. a city governance Protocol domain).
enabler, interacts with an element of
structure or society, then the design of Further, the
the matrix is limiting the inspection it “subject x subject x
enables into the true texture of how subject” analysis
things happen in the city. The matrix would be valuable
approach could be enhanced by exploring in the context of
how multiple elements interact in the working with CP
actual city anatomy. For that, the analysis Member IESE’s
must include processes or interactions work on City
which are using multiple systems or Indices.
functions and which perhaps generate
‘transversal synergies’. In order to Thus, these
discover these synergies, dynamics or comments become
opportunities, the discussion must include the subject for
more than just specific cells generated in a future TAFT work.
row and column format. The analysis must
also include multiple cells which
concentrate on evaluating a broader
theme of interconnected systems or
processes that are represented in the
Smart City Deployment matrix in multiple
cells. In order to illustrate the point, below
are three examples of what these urban
synergies could look like and how the city
dashboard might attempt to evaluate
them. Each example includes three
individual elements that naturally do not
intersect in a matrix format. Each example
also includes a question that illustrates
why it might be compelling to explore
expansion of the Smart City matrix to
include such additional layers of analysis.
c) Interoperability x Government
Organizations x Self Sufficiency x Data
Flows: is the city connected enough in its
own back office to be able to effectively
support the information and
communication flows in its everyday
endeavors and enable the city to really be
self-sufficient, or perhaps self-solving?
The true test is in a time of crisis when the
cross-agency communication flows can
hinder or improve the crisis response. Is
the city leveraging interoperability to the
degree that it efficiently manages its data,
shares it and generates key findings and
new understanding about performance of
the government organizations and how to
improve?
67 DW 3. The City Anatomy Evaluation Not sure if this is a Not at the level
Framework could benefit from added subject for this or of the Anatomy
dimension to enhance its utility and any CPA document, Document. It
application. While Figure 13 is or a subject for will be done in
understandably limited by its own table innovators in the DICI.
dimensions, it could be enhanced by City Data
seeking to expand the performance visualization tools
indicators and give more depth to the red, space?
yellow, green indicators. Similar to the
comment above on the Smart City matrix, Determine what
the Evaluation Framework could be should is in scope
enhanced by seeking to establish standard for City Protocol,
clusters of framework elements that and recruit TAFT
represent traditional urban dynamics and leadership to
cut across the graphical rows of the address it.
framework. More importantly though, the
basic red, yellow, green performance
indicators are static summaries of
performance and don’t reveal
performance over time, absolute levels,
benchmark comparisons, possibility
frontiers or local limitations. While these
elements will be difficult to show in a
document, they should be considered for
a more accurate representation in a fuller
discussion of true city performance.
68 [internal] In the environment subsystem, the Include the new Done.
Ancha authors have substituted the diagram, and
“earth” element with “soil” since it is propagate the term
more correct from the environmental change throughout
the text.
sciences point of view.
Sources
Initials Description Contact
TB Tom Baumann Tom Baumann
CEO, ClimateCHECK and Interactive Leader;
CoFounder and Director of Knowledge Management,
GHG Management Institute;
International Chair, ISO Climate Change Standards
SD Principal Engineer/Manager at Qualcomm, Dickson, Scott
Incorporated
GC UrbanDNA innovate incubate accelerate Graham Colclough
GR/CM Gianluca Renoffio and Cinzia Marzioni Gianluca Renoffio
CreAction Team (www.creation.it)
MCM Maria-Cristina Marinescu maria-cristina marinescu
Barcelona Supercomputing Center
RCM Manager at everis, an NTT Data company Rubén Cánovas Mas
Information Technology and Services
Smart Cities commercial offerings for public
sector clients
DW Darren Ware Darren Ware (daware)
Senior Business Development Manager,
Smart Cities Latin America at Cisco