{"id":1864,"date":"2023-11-14T11:29:43","date_gmt":"2023-11-14T10:29:43","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.climatesigns.nl\/sensing-data-driven-management\/"},"modified":"2024-09-23T12:51:26","modified_gmt":"2024-09-23T10:51:26","slug":"sensing-data-driven-management","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/www.climatesigns.nl\/en\/sensing-data-driven-management\/","title":{"rendered":"Sensing data-driven management"},"content":{"rendered":"\n
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The Dutch government published the “Digital Connectivity Action Plan” in June 2018, which emphasizes the importance of a high-quality fixed and mobile digital communications infrastructure in the Netherlands to future-proof the Dutch economy.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

With the Climate Signs solutions we contribute to the link between data from outdoor space and the operative translation to policy and management.\nClimate Signs uses existing objects from public space, which can be deployed as backbone infrastructure for mobile operators.\nA sustainable and innovative solution by making smart use of existing infrastructures and introducing new forms of cooperation. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\n

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Data-driven management of public space is becoming an increasingly important component for asset managers.\nData-driven management consists of 3 main components <\/h3>\n\n
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In order to bring together the most relevant building blocks of a future-proof digital infrastructure, it is important to connect different streams of information.\nThis connection forms the basis for the most important primary data and management processes.\nClimate Signs and ErGIS have been working intensively together for years to make data from collection and disclosure to analysis and implementation transparent.\nThe sustainable city agenda is primarily composed of 2 pillars: <\/p>\n\n\n\n

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    Because the data must be available to all chain partners, it is important for interchangeability that a uniform information model is used.\nClimate Signs cooperates in this with ErGIS, which is a knowledge partner of CROW in the field of the development of the Information Model for Public Space Management (IMBOR).\nWithin the IMBOR model, all definitions and designations of all types of objects in public space are synchronized and merged into one universal dataset.\nThe object types from the Large-Scale Topography Registry (BGT) and the Geography Information Model (IMGeo) form the basis for this. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

    In a data-driven management organization, the data manager plays an advisory and support role.\nAll asset data is stored and accessed in an open source database and connected to other data sources and applications via a secure connector.\nAll existing data and maps are easily unlocked with GeoVisia Online to a well-secured Cloud environment.\nFrom the online environment, the data can be accessed and consulted from any device (iOS, Android or Windows).\nThe available data can easily be shared from one central environment, allowing work processes to be organized centrally.\nThe data revolution is also taking place in the outdoor space and Climate Signs is the first in the Netherlands to have specific IoT solutions for traffic signs, which is linked to an online data dashboard.\nWith the push of a button, real-time insight into the “management health” of the area. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n

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    Data and sensors do not add value if they cannot be accessed in an integral way.\nFor this reason, Climate Signs works with knowledge partners who have long been pioneers in the development of GIS\/GEO systems.\nThe in-house developed GeoVisia online traffic sign module enables us to unlock all management and sensor data together, in one user-friendly environment and map image online.\nAsset management of public space must be combined with sustainability, energy transition and climate adaptation.\nAn up-to-date digital asset overview forms the basis of management.\nRegular visual inspections can reveal patterns in the damage picture, and reveal behavioral models.\nBy combining the right algorithms with substantive knowledge, we can “predict” planned and regular maintenance.\nBy programming the CO2 emission value of individual assets in the digital form, we can calculate CO2 emission scenarios of the area to be managed and visualize the effects.\nData makes policy choices data-driven visible, so that asset choices can contribute to the social tasks of our living environment. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

    The VNG has also communicated that knowing and predicting will take a leading role.\nSecuring data-driven work is an organization-wide task.\nClimate Signs has worked out a solid basis for a structured approach.\nUser-friendliness, safety, accessibility and reliability are paramount in our dashboard.\nThe Climate Signs dashboard is relevant to all chain partners and helps to gain real-time insight and act proactively. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\n

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    More and more people, machines and objects are connected to the Internet, generating data 24\/7.\nCombining this data puts smart applications within reach.\nTo collect operational data, it is crucial to connect the right sensors to Climate Signs traffic signs.\nThe design, the unique honeycomb structure on the back of the Climate Signs traffic sign lends itself ideally to ‘plugging in’ a multifunctional sensor module.\nThe addition of a sensor to the traffic sign fits within the Internet of Things (IoT) strategy, linking assets to the Internet so that they can be interactively exchanged.\nMunicipalities and provinces gain real-time insight and steering information for daily management through this sensor data.\nIf a sign is crooked, or there has been a change in rotation of the image plane, an operational repair action can be triggered.\nEach asset can be equipped with its own sensor, which is provided with a unique ID code (identification key).\nIn time, Climate Signs traffic signs, or in combination with the linked charging station hubs, will allow us to measure real-time CO\u2082 emissions, nitrogen, air quality, temperature, humidity and many more relevant natural elements.\nClimate Signs aims to use this to map the “health” of the city.\nThe Climate Signs sensors and data help cities work more efficiently, realize cost savings, and contribute to climate goals and road safety faster and in a more targeted way. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n

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    Climate Signs’ management data, dashboard and sensors enable asset managers to see in real time how the city’s “health” is doing.\nStatic data and specific computational rules help shape the sustainable development of outdoor spaces. <\/p>\n\n\n\n