SCORE - Smart Cities + Open Data Re-use
The project SCORE (Smart Cities Open data Re-use) aims to increase efficiency and quality of public services in cities based on smart and open data-driven solutions.
SCORE is a European funded project with nine cities: Amsterdam, Aarhus, Aberdeen, Bergen, Bradford, Dordrecht, Ghent, Gothenburg & Hamburg and three universities cooperate. The partner cities have innovative solutions based upon open data for example for better management of sustainable mobility, air quality, flooding and crowd management. The solutions are shared between the cities, improved and made available for other European cities.
Lead Beneficiary: Gemeente Amsterdam
Email: Hugo Niesing, h.niesing@amsterdam.nl
Latest Project News
Johanneberg Science Park develops an Urban Living Lab guide for SCORE solutions
19 August 2019A step-by-step guide for integration and testing in Urban Living Labs is now ready to be used by SCORE partners when implementing solutions developed …
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Clean Air Day in Bradford
10 July 2019Air pollution is an important challenge in SCORE and the ambition is to raise the general awareness about the topic. Engaging the young generation is …
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Our "Smart City in a Suitcase" going public
28 June 2019The second iteration of the "Smart City in a Suitcase" had its world debut at the IoT Week Public Expo, 18-20 June 2019 in Aarhus.
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SCORE partner meeting in Aarhus
14 May 2019The third partner meeting took place in Aarhus from 10 to 11 April. This time the time had come to present some of the solutions from the project so f…
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SCORE at the Connected Smart Cities Conference
14 May 2019SCORE was well represented at this year's Connected Smart Cities conference with three speakers and several attendees.
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