Connecting the dots: smarter cities work together: SMIT Policy Brief #25

Dorine Johanna Van Zeeland; Jonas Breuer; Rob Heyman; Nils Walravens; Jo Pierson

Connecting the dots: smarter cities work together: SMIT Policy Brief #25

Dorine Johanna Van Zeeland, Jonas Breuer, Rob Heyman, Nils Walravens, Jo Pierson

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Abstract

This policy brief addresses common challenges for smart city projects under the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation. We discuss ‘on the ground’ realities that may imperil the protection of personal data: innovation strategies, technology push, open data and data sharing, and vendor lock-in.

Original language	English
Type	Policy Brief
Media of output	VUB website
Number of pages	5
Place of Publication	Brussels
Publication status	Published - 20 May 2019

Keywords

data protection
privacy
Smart Cities

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POLICY BRIEF 25_20190520Final published version, 410 KB

1 Other report
1 Chapter
1 Conference paper

The Right to the (Smart) City, Participation and Open Data
Breuer, J., Walravens, N., van der Graaf, S. & Marien, I., 5 Jan 2020, Architecture and the Smart City. Figueiredo, S. M., Krishnamurthy, S. & Schröder, T. (eds.). 1 ed. Routledge, p. 126-136 11 p. (Critique).
Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter › peer-review
Personal data protection in smart cities: Roundtable report: for Chair ‘Data Protection on the Ground’
Van Zeeland, D. J., Breuer, J., Christofi, A. & Pierson, J., Sep 2019, Brussels. 12 p.
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The Social Construction of Personal Data Protection in Smart Cities
Breuer, J., Van Zeeland, D. J., Pierson, J. & Heyman, R., 11 Nov 2019, 2019 CTTE-FITCE: Smart Cities & Information and Communication Technology (CTTE-FITCE): Smart Cities and Information and Communication Technology, CTTE-FITCE 2019. IEEE, p. 1-6 6 p. 8894823. (2019 CTTE-FITCE: Smart Cities and Information and Communication Technology, CTTE-FITCE 2019).
Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference paper

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Connecting the dots: smarter cities work together: SMIT Policy Brief #25

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The Right to the (Smart) City, Participation and Open Data

Personal data protection in smart cities: Roundtable report: for Chair ‘Data Protection on the Ground’

The Social Construction of Personal Data Protection in Smart Cities

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