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DESCRIPTION:Santiago de Chile is the smartest city in Latin America\, accor
 ding to the Cities in Motion ranking prepared by the IESE Business School.
  In the global ranking it comes in at number 66. The Chilean capital has b
 ecome a kind of laboratory where different technologies are tested. Throug
 h the Smart City Santiago project\, within the Plan Nacional Chile Territo
 rio Inteligente\, these initiatives in the field of mobility\, environment
 al control and citizen safety are brought together.\n\nAmong other measure
 s\, what stand out are the commitment to electric buses and taxis\, chargi
 ng facilities\, smart electricity meters or variable message signs on road
 s. In addition\, sensors in cities are a fundamental tool for collecting d
 ata of all kinds: from noise\, to temperature\, to air quality or determin
 ing when it is necessary to water a particular park or garden.\n\nThis inf
 ormation\, for example\, is crucial for initiatives such as Smartdrop\, a 
 system developed by three Chilean engineers that can reduce park watering 
 by up to 50%. To avoid wasting this unique asset\, sensors and information
  from nearby weather stations are used. Soil moisture and temperature are 
 continuously monitored\, allowing\, for example\, more intensive watering 
 on hot days than on rainy ones.\n\nCo-sponsored by: IEEE Power and Energy 
 Society\n\nAgenda: \n12:00 pm PDT IEEE Announcements\n12:02 pm PDT Introdu
 ction of Speaker\n12:04 pm PDT Presentation\n12:45 pm PDT Q&A\n\nVirtual: 
 https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/347799
LOCATION:Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/347799
ORGANIZER:mike.brisbois@ieee.org
SEQUENCE:9
SUMMARY:IEEE CN Smart Cities Santiago Chile
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/347799
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>Santiago de Chile is the smartest city in 
 Latin America\, according to the Cities in Motion ranking prepared by the 
 IESE Business School. In the global ranking it comes in at number 66. The 
 Chilean capital has become a kind of laboratory where different technologi
 es are tested. Through the Smart City Santiago project\, within the Plan N
 acional Chile Territorio Inteligente\, these initiatives in the field of m
 obility\, environmental control and citizen safety are brought together.</
 p>\n<p>Among other measures\, what stand out are the commitment to electri
 c buses and taxis\, charging facilities\, smart electricity meters or vari
 able message signs on roads. In addition\, sensors in cities are a fundame
 ntal tool for collecting data of all kinds: from noise\, to temperature\, 
 to air quality or determining when it is necessary to water a particular p
 ark or garden.</p>\n<p>This information\, for example\, is crucial for ini
 tiatives such as Smartdrop\, a system developed by three Chilean engineers
  that can reduce park watering by up to 50%. To avoid wasting this unique 
 asset\, sensors and information from nearby weather stations are used. Soi
 l moisture and temperature are continuously monitored\, allowing\, for exa
 mple\, more intensive watering on hot days than on rainy ones.</p><br /><b
 r />Agenda: <br /><p>12:00 pm PDT IEEE Announcements<br />12:02 pm PDT Int
 roduction of Speaker<br />12:04 pm PDT Presentation<br />12:45 pm PDT Q&am
 p\;A</p>
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