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SUMMARY:Lessons in Resilience
DESCRIPTION:This webinar will discussed how Christchurch has learnt from a decade of fire\, floods and earthquakes to make our Community more resilient and ready for an uncertain future. \nMichael Healy leads the Smart Christchurch Programme as Program Manager and supports the Councils vision to make Christchurch a city where anything is possible through trialling innovative technology and approaches as well as inspiring fresh thinking. He is focused on supporting organisations and communities to implement positive change and believes smart solutions\, innovation and sustainable technology are critical to our future.
URL:https://asca.unknownvision.com.au/event/lessons-in-resilience/
LOCATION:Christchurch\, New Zealand
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230829
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SUMMARY:Future of Smart Parks: Which parks throughout a metropolitan region have the ability to integrate Smart Technology?
DESCRIPTION:This webinar discussed the role of parks and how they are forever changing – but there is a disconnect between the aspirations of smart cities\, and where you can physically install technology within parks. \nTeaming up with the Australian Urban Design Research Centre (AUDRC)\, Hook Consulting is explored the “Future of Smart Parks” research project which discovers which parks within a metropolitan region can support smart technology (in terms of a services\, and community preference background). The study is applicable to all metropolitan regions in Australia and uses the case study of Perth. \nPresented by Ieuan Hook is the Director of Hook Consulting\, a Smart Cities and Technology Consultancy from East Perth Western Australia. Hook Consulting focusses on smart technology integration into town planning\, landscape\, and urban design project
URL:https://asca.unknownvision.com.au/event/future-of-smart-parks-which-parks-throughout-a-metropolitan-region-have-the-ability-to-integrate-smart-technology/
LOCATION:Perth\, Australia
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230713
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230714
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SUMMARY:ASCA July Webinar: Best Practices for Managing and Implementing Urban Technology
DESCRIPTION:Details: \nAttendees gained valuable insights into developing a strong business cases for urban technology projects\, learn strategies to avoid vendor lock-in\, and discover how to streamline implementation processes for improved outcomes\, all from a tech-agnostic perspective. \nThe webinar empowered participants to make informed decisions and effectively navigate the complex landscape of urban technology initiatives. \n\nAbout the presenter: \nIn July\, Liam Manning\, Silver ASCA Member\, Chief Commercial Officer and Partner at SAPHI Engineering\, a tech-agnostic solution provider solving complex problems involving both hardware and software for government\, mining\, heavy industry\, and renewable energy sectors. \nWith a passion for helping companies in navigating the complexities of emerging technologies\, Liam is driven by a commitment to prevent clients from falling prey to product-based companies that overpromise and underdeliver. As a result\, SAPHI chooses to devote a portion of their calendar every year to support a selected number of councils\, leveraging their industrial skillsets to ensure these councils are not\, for lack of a better term\, “ripped off.” Liam’s expertise lies in technical strategy development and project management ensuring clients receive optimal\, customized solutions for their unique needs.
URL:https://asca.unknownvision.com.au/event/asca-july-webinar-best-practices-for-managing-and-implementing-urban-technology/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230615
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230616
DTSTAMP:20260225T151707Z
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SUMMARY:Geelong Study Tour
DESCRIPTION:In June\, ASCA members and the City of Greater Geelong’s Smart City Team came together for an in-person study tour\, workshop and networking event. \nThe event was broken into three parts\, part one was the walking tour around Greater Geelong\, part two was the focussed workshop and part three was a relaxing networking event. \nOn the day: \nThe walking tour gave a chance to visit some of the key locations where intelligent technologies and innovations are making a difference in Geelong. The Geelong Smart City team will offer their key learnings\, insights and answers questions. \nGeelong’s journey to becoming an innovative\, future-focussed city formally began with the adoption of the Smart City Strategic Framework in 2021 and since then has received numerous awards and accolades including International Smart City of the Year at the World Smart City Expo in Korea. \nThe walking tour was followed by a focussed workshop to explore and discuss the role of advanced CCTV and analytics in a Smart City\, and the important privacy and ethical considerations this raises. This involved case studies\, live footage demonstrations and an interactive discussion including; \n\n\nChallenges of implementation \n\n\nDevice management \n\n\nCCTV\, AI/Machine Learning and the art of the possible \n\n\nData\, ethics\, privacy and responsible AI \n\n\nIn the afternoon there was an optional networking event hosted by the City of Greater Geelong and ASCA where light refreshments were provided.
URL:https://asca.unknownvision.com.au/event/geelong-study-tour/
LOCATION:Geelong\, Australia
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230518
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230519
DTSTAMP:20260225T151925Z
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SUMMARY:ASCA May Webinar: Dynamic Data Art - Three Corners of the City
DESCRIPTION:The City of Casey and Swinburne University of Technology and Living Lab recently collaborated to deliver “Three Corners of the City”\, a dynamic data art project that brings city movement data alive for the community. The project was recently awarded the ‘Best in Category – Digital Design’ at the Victorian Premier’s Design Awards in 2022. \nThree Corners of the City is a real-time interactive data visualisation that connects three local communities in Melbourne across place and across time. Live data touchpoints record people walking 24 hours a day\, 7 days a week\, in three communities in an interconnecting flow of everyday life\, breathing life and form into dynamically evolving motion graphics. The project engages citizens with smart city data visualised in aesthetically pleasing and tangible ways. The visualisation is publicly exhibited on a large-scale interactive media wall in the foyer of the award-winning Bunjil Place community hub. \nDuring this webinar\, we learnt about how this award winning project came together to help bring the smart data to life. \nThe webinar presenters were: \nJames Berrett – Digital Designer and Media Artist (School of Design and Architecture) \nProfessor Sonja Pedell – Project Manager (Self and Design Living Lab) \nProfessor Simone Taffe – Communication Designer (Swinburne Smart Cities Research Institute)
URL:https://asca.unknownvision.com.au/event/asca-may-webinar-dynamic-data-art-three-corners-of-the-city/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230419
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230420
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SUMMARY:Utilising Smart Tech and Data for Economic Development Initiatives
DESCRIPTION:Maribyrnong City Council in Melbourne’s Inner West has had a Smart City program in operation since 2019. With the adoption of a Smart City Strategic Framework in 2021 the level of sophistication has increased\, and the city is getting smarter with its smart technology and Data. This presentation explores how Smart Data is being utilised to help plan and report back on economic development initiatives such as events and activations. \nThis webinar also provides a good case-study for any Local Government or organisation that are looking to do more with smart data to help make key decisions that impact on community. \nView the webinar now (Note you will need your Members Password to access it) \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout the presenters: \nBruce Marshall: Bruce is the Coordinator Economic Development & Smart Cities at Maribyrnong City Council. With over 12 years’ of experience in Local Government in primarily Economic Development and Place Making roles\, his move to Maribyrnong in late 2020 was his first foray into Smart Communities and has provided an opportunity integrate the different disciplines. Bruce has been on the ASCA board since January 2022 and is the current President. \nChris Laing: Chris is the Smart City Project Officer for Maribyrnong City Council. Having commenced the role in 2019\, Chris has been involved in the extensive roll out of technology for the ‘Smart Cities for Social Cohesion’ project around the Footscray CBD area. He has an ongoing role to project manage the Smart City program and is passionate about ensuring data and technology are used meaningfully by the organisation.
URL:https://asca.unknownvision.com.au/event/utilising-smart-tech-and-data-for-economic-development-initiatives/
LOCATION:Melbourne\, Australia
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230317
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230318
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SUMMARY:Creating a Smart City Framework to Assess\, Procure and Deploy Projects
DESCRIPTION:Before making any decisions on the direction of it’s Smart City Program\, Glenelg Shire Council in Southwest Victoria created a Smart City Framework. This helped the team create a structure through which new projects are assessed\, procured\, and deployed. \nThe framework process focused on: \n\n\nStakeholder engagement \n\n\nDevice and Network Assessment \n\n\nManagement Platform \n\n\nProject Assessment Methodology \n\n\nIn this presentation Jason Dean\, Business Analyst at Glenelg Shire Council\, shares how the creation of the framework helped shape the ongoing development and understanding of Smart City within the Shire as well as the lessons learned. \nThis webinar was presented in March 2023 as part of the Australian Smart Commmunities Association (ASCA) program of professional development activities for Smart City professionals. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nClick here to access the webinar \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n17 March 2023
URL:https://asca.unknownvision.com.au/event/creating-a-smart-city-framework-to-assess-procure-and-deploy-projects/
LOCATION:Glenelg Shire\, Australia
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221014
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221015
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SUMMARY:Smart City Platforms Demo - ASCA and LGITSA
DESCRIPTION:Demonstration of Smart Cities Platform following the City of Unley study tour in October 2022 – with ASCA and LGITSA. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nClick here to access the webinar
URL:https://asca.unknownvision.com.au/event/smart-city-platforms-demo-asca-and-lgitsa/
LOCATION:Unley\, Australia
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221006
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221007
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SUMMARY:Smart City Challenges in a Rural Shire - Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Jason Dean\, (Business Analyst\, Glenelg Shire Council) shares an eye opening discussion about some of the challenges faced in implementing smart initiatives in the rural setting of Glenelg Shire Council in Victoria’s far south west\, and the innovative and common sense approaches to solving them. Whether you are from a rural community or in metro areas there is something to learn from this webinar.
URL:https://asca.unknownvision.com.au/event/smart-city-challenges-in-a-rural-shire-webinar/
LOCATION:Glenelg Shire\, Australia
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220608
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220609
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SUMMARY:Smart Community Podcast Panel: Australian Local Government Webinar
DESCRIPTION:ASCA is partnering with My Smart Community to be part of the Smart Community Podcast Panel: Australian Local Government Webinar. \nOn Wednesday 8 June 2022\, former ASCA President Laura Baker and former Board member Nathaniel Mason joined the panel alongside a number of other smart community experts from Australian local and state governments.  They discussed how to move beyond the ‘smart city pilot’ and embed the smart community approach holistically across departments and agencies.
URL:https://asca.unknownvision.com.au/event/smart-community-podcast-panel-australian-local-government-webinar/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220601
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220602
DTSTAMP:20260226T000654Z
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SUMMARY:City of Maribyrnong Smart City Showcase Study Tour & Networking Evening
DESCRIPTION:The City of Maribyrnong hosted a study tour and networking event on Wednesday 1 June 2022. \nThose who attended loved the walking tour and the celebration to launch of the Smart City Framework. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nMaribyrnong City Council took ASCA hosted a guided walking tour of Footscray CBD that showcased some of their smart city initiatives as well as a visit to Victoria University campus where students have been gathering and utilising the smart city data. \nFollowing the tour\, there was the opportunity to join like minded smart city professionals for some relaxed evening drinks\, refreshments\, and networking.
URL:https://asca.unknownvision.com.au/event/city-of-maribyrnong-smart-city-showcase-study-tour-networking-evening/
LOCATION:Melbourne\, Australia
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220322
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220323
DTSTAMP:20260226T000852Z
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SUMMARY:Community Forum | Smart Governance
DESCRIPTION:The ASCA Board and Members discuss challenges\, opportunities and share insights about how to drive effective smart community governance. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nEnsuring effective governance for smart city programs is one of the most important factors that will either accelerate or kill the program. At ASCA\, we often hear from our members how difficult it can be to create and maintain the governance structures in Organisations. \nThis lunchtime forum was an opportunity to hear from one of Australia’s most experienced smart community Government leaders\, Adam Mowlam (Former Vice President of ASCA) as we discussed what effective governance looks like and how to implement it to ensure better smart community outcomes. \nThere attendees engaged in questions\, insights sharing\, and hearing stories from other ASCA board members. \nThe event was open to everyone and we encourage our local government members\, friends\, and interested groups to attend. \nCheck out Former Vice President Dr. Adam Mowlam’s thought piece article here.
URL:https://asca.unknownvision.com.au/event/community-forum-smart-governance/
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