This document discusses Hwaseong Dongtan, Korea's first operational smart city located 40km south of Seoul. It provides an overview of the smart city components and budget, and analyzes the benefit-cost ratio from 2008 to 2018. It also discusses challenges around finance, services, and changes over time. Lessons learned focus on promoting private investment, regulation, evaluation, and stakeholder involvement. The document concludes by looking at new strategies around platforms, data, and citizen engagement to make cities smarter.

1. Smart City Strategy:
Platform, Data, People
Jin-Hyeok Yang｜Smart Cities Project Manager
18 August 2016

2. Hwaseong Dongtan, Korea’s First Smart City In-operation
40km South from Seoul
9.04k㎡ area
120,692 population
39,827 households
Project Period : 2006 - 2008
Budget : MYR 162M

3. Hwaseong Dongtan Smart City Components
Safety Traffic
Media Environment
Fiber-optic
MSPP
Integrated
Operation Centre

4. Benefit-Cost Ratio Analysis (from 2008 to 2018)
Benefits
MYR
374.6M
Costs
MYR
238.5M
Benefit/Cost Ratio of
1.57
Source: Ministry of Land, Transport and Maritime (MLTM)’s U-City Development Status, MLTM, 2010

5. Challenges
Finance
Services
Changes

6. Finance
Budget

7. Finance
Business Model

8. Services
Citizen-centric
Source: Dongtan U-City Public Services Satisfaction Survey, Jong-soo Lee, 2009, 238 samples of 20s-60s Dongtan residents
Did you know if Dongtan
is a smart city?
No
44%

9. Services
Differentiated

10. Changes
Long-term Projects

11. Changes
Resist to Change

12. Lessons Learned
Central &
Local
Government
Project Team
 Promote private participation and investment
 Establish better regulation
 Improve evaluation capability
 Involve every stakeholder from beginning
 Control change, manage change
 Take a deep dive

13. Looking for New Strategies
Platform
People Data

14. Platform

15. KT’s Smart City & IoT Platform
IoT Makers
http://iotmakers.olleh.com
Air quality
sensor Water
metering
Electricity
Fire
detection
IP
Camera
Gas
metering
Vehicle Mobile
factoryCart
People
Delivery
Building
Health care
……
HomeEnergy MeteringSmart City Building Security

16. References
Hwaseong Dongtan Smart City IOC (2008) Paju Smart City IOC (2015)
Smart City
Operation
* IOC : Integrated Operation Center **MEG : Micro Energy Grid
KT-MEG Operation Centre (2015)kt Building Operation Centre (2010)
Integrated
Building
Operation

17. Big Data

18. Seoul’s Night Bus Route Decision Making
Big Data
Foot traffic density analysis
based on KT mobile call data
Bus interval configuration
based on foot traffic
Route optimisation
based on foot traffic

19. Open Data

20. Available Seats: 45
Available Seats: 35

21. Smart Parcel TrackerKweather Parking for All

23. People

24. PeoplePublic Private

25. Citizens as Sensors : Community Mapping
Flood Community Map
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26. Citizen Engagement: Bukchon IoT Living Lab

27. Citizen Engagement: Bukchon IoT Living Lab

28. “Think Big, Start Small, Scale Fast”
Eric Ries,
Author of the NY Times bestseller
“The Lean Startup”

29. jinhyeok.yang@kt.com
http://linkedin.com/in/SmartCityPM