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Miguel Angel House meets with mayors from Santander, Elche, Móstoles and Zamora to assess initiatives undertaken in recent years.
The mayor recalled that Murcia was one of the first European cities to join the Covenant of Mayors EU.
The Mayor of Murcia, Miguel Ángel Cámara, shared this morning a table view to share experiences on the most representative and emblematic of Smart Cities environmental projects developed in recent years in various Spanish cities.
The event Mercedes Alonso Garcia, Mayor of Elche have participated;
Mirror Daniel Ortiz, Mayor of Móstoles;
Valdeón Rosa Santiago, Mayor of Zamora, and Iñigo de la Serna Hernaiz, Santander Mayor and President of the Spanish Network for Smart Cities (RECI).
Different mayors have contributed their experiences from a strategic point of view of the social and economic impact of various projects related to the concept of "Smart City" in their respective cities.
Mayor House stressed that Murcia was one of the first European cities to join the Covenant of Mayors EU first Spanish city with Madrid in expressing interest in 20-20-20.
In this sense, the mayor added that 2020 "will reduce our energy consumption by 20%, increase our renewable capacity by another 20% and CO2 emissions will be minimized by 20%.
On this last point are pioneers in Spain, as we go further with 40%. "
At the forefront
These are some of the technologies and Murcia Smartcities projects that have been an example of good practice within the different working groups of the Network of Smart Cities in Spain:
Application Control Center for Public Lighting service management unifies all incidents received from the lighting to further optimize, organize and control the resources allocated to maintenance and lighting.
It is another step in the integration of public services in day to day city.
Murcia: Red Closed Cycle Smart: Thanks to a magnetic key, i-button, which is associated with a remotely managed computer system that takes control of access are enlisted occupations Cycle closed city.
The system records information such as the person who accessed the bicycle parking, hours of arrival and departure, time spent on bicycle parking, if you have left the door open, etc ... that allow you to track and monitor the use of bicycle parking to study usage statistics, which are used to control properly, or warn of possible intrusions and breaches of system.
SMARTSPACES Project.
The main objective of SmartSpaces is improving energy management in public buildings to achieve savings in energy consumption through the introduction of new technologies to better control, automation and monitoring of consumer installations.
The program includes 11 pilot projects and more than 500 buildings in different countries, with Murcia-Lleida-along with the city chosen for implementation in Spain.
Among the measures to be taken include the installation of sensors that detect when a room is permanently empty, too bright, or a window is opened to stop the HVAC or lighting systems.
Parks and Gardens: intense training all municipal employees to further map management (query, editing, reporting, utilities).
On the other hand, is developing a mobile application that will not only allow the paperless contract management, but storage in computerized databases and easily searchable, any event and incidence occurred in the Parks and Gardens in Murcia , thus making this application a powerful tool for the management of these public spaces.
Municipal Green Line (along with other Spanish cities): Draft public participation framed in the context of providing intelligent services to the cities.
The citizen may raise their environmental consultations shall be resolved by specialists and experts in Environment, within 24 hours.
Inquiries can be made via the website form, direct dial telephone, and through any device using a mobile app available for tablets and smartphones.
Citizens can report any incident or damage in their city, both through the web and the mobile application.
With this intelligent service a nexus of direct communication with the local authority to report incidents in the equipment and furniture, in parks and gardens or damage in establishing cycling trails.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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