Building a Resilient, Safe and Smart City in Challenging Times: Kyiv Case Study
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A Situation Awareness Center for Kyiv collects live feeds and integrates 10 million detections per day from CCTV plus 2 million IoT events per day, 60+ data sources, 80 dashboards (28 public). It uses Azure credits, a verified simple flood model, resilient backups and local GIS (rejecting Google/OSM), and a city mobile app as a trusted channel for targeted alerts and voting. MISTO packages this as city as a service to replicate the platform and claims it operates under wartime conditions.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:34City enterprise challenges
- 10:07Kyiv situation awareness center
- 17:52Data integration strategies
- 25:51Enabling data owners
- 31:59Future city platforms
- 33:49Q&A
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