Driving the Future of Mobility-
CASE VEHICLES, SMART CITIES AND THE FUTURE
Highlights of Orlando’s Smart City Involvements by
Charles A. Ramdatt, P.E., AICPApril 1, 2019
SMART ORLANDO PROGRAM
• City of Orlando’s Executive Leadership Direction– Use Affordable & Emerging Technologies on a
Continuing Basis to be -• A Great Place to Visit, Live, Work, Play, Raise a Family, Ensure
Good Environmental Stewardship, Attract the Creative Class and Promote Economic Development
– Earn & Retain “Smart City” Branding– Lead by Example– Share Business Cases– Pursue Regional Partnerships– Facilitate a Growing Tech Ecosystem
SMART ORLANDOFOCUS AREAS
• Stakeholder Engagement
• Information CommunicationTechnology
• Public Safety• Transportation
• Energy & Utilities
• Built Environment
• Water & Wastewater
• Solid Waste Management
• Collaborative• Community
focused• Equitable &
Inclusive
• Responsible • Transparent• Sustainable &
Resilient
SMART ORLANDOGUIDING PRINCIPLES
Central Florida Automated Vehicle Partnership (CFAVP)
• UCF & FPU– Research, Simulation & Emulation
• FAMU & FSU– Review of Work Performed by Primary University Partners– Allow for Minority Institutions’ Participation & Mentoring
• FTE & FPU– Development of Test Track– Closed Environment Testing
• NASA-KSC– Testing of sensors for extreme environments– Closed Environment Testing
• CFX & FDOT– Freight Vehicle, Infrastructure & Sensor Testing in More Open
Environments• City of Orlando, UCF & Lynx
– Automobile, Freight, Transit & Bike-Ped Vehicle, Infrastructure & Sensor Testing in Open Environments
• UCF School of Public Administration, FAMU & FSU Law Schools
– Public Engagement– Policy Development– Legislative Coordination
Regional Advanced Transportation and Congestion Management Technologies
Deployment (ATCMTD)
• $12 Million for Fall 2017 thru Fall 2020– Used numerous completed, ongoing
and planned local and regional projects as leverage in application
• Extensive Testing of Technologies on Main UCF Campus
• Eventual Deployments in the City of Orlando and Throughout the Metropolitan Area
• Areas of Focus– Intermodal Safety– Public Transit– Bicycles & Pedestrians– Parking– Autonomous Vehicles– Connected Vehicles
Accelerated Innovation Deployment (AID) for Safety & Efficiency
Deployments/Improvements in Downtown Orlando
• Phase 1 Bluetooth Readers (Existing/Match)
• Phase 2 On Street Parking Sensors (Existing/Match)
• Phase 3 Garage Entry Exit Sensors (Being Deployed)
• Phase 4 Connected Vehicle Technology – (2019-2020)
• Phase 5 Automated Traffic Signal Performance Measures- (2019-2020)
• Phase 6 Roadway improvements (Under Construction)
Smart Energy: 400KW Solar PV array
Smart Electric Vehicles
• EV’s for City Hall motor pool
• Testing EV buses for LYNX and LYMMO
• Purchasing EV Motorcycles for OPD
• Deploying 150+ EV charging stations around City
Exploring Floatovoltaics (FPV)
• Testing floating solar arrays on Lakes and Retention Ponds with OUC
• 35 KW grid-tied system
• Performing research with UCF Biology to understand habitat and water body impacts
• Identified 9,000+ ponds as potential sites in Orange County and Osceola County
Shared Vehicle Programs
• Bike Share Options– In Activity Centers– At UCF
• Car Share• Facilitating Uber & Lyft
– First & Last Mile– Set Stations for Service to/from Downtown
Partner Tavistock/Lake Nona/MedicalCity
• Gigabit Community• Smart Homes & Institutional Buildings
– FTTX– Solar Energy Harnessing– Solar Energy Sharing
• Smart Mobility– Beep Autonomous
Partner UCF
• Decades-long Collaboration• New Downtown “SmartCampus”• Metrolab Partnership• Future City Program
– Ongoing Lecture Series– Formal Graduate Study Program
• Several Sustainability Initiatives
Next Steps• Smart City RFP
– Master Plan– Road Map
• Ensuring Continuity– City Land Development Code– City Policy & Procedures– Capital Programming
• Local Tech Ecosystem
Questions & Comments Following All
Presentations, Please
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