hello the universal declaration of
human rights especially
Article 3 enshrines three rights on
right to life the right to security
but also really the safety that each
citizen has the right to privacy has the
right to live free but also to be
in his safety and to be living
really safe before all here seen
in the news news of crises
who struck distant territories
sometimes saint martin irma maria harvey
who have so much hurricane hit hard
the caribbean it’s radon we have a
little forget that this summer
tens of thousands of Provencal
Corsican had to leave their house
more than 2200 more 30 forest fires
of one hectare in the south of France
were last are over 200
square kilometers that went into
smoke and in one night over 12000
Var who had to leave their homes
so in an ultra connected world where
we’re talking a lot about big data from
data of open data intelligence
artificial in the service of humanity
how can we still today in
French cities on
French territories have
isolated populations without means of
communication for several hours
even several days
are some of you in the
living room paris living in paris
very good
those who live in Paris which of them
you know the routes
evacuation of Paris not many people in
anyone who knows the shelters or the
establishments that receive the public
in case of a crisis, here is nobody
yet we lived in 2016 and then in 2018
a flood that hit a few paris
a bit still had some deaths in 2016
a lot of material damage
all Paris and the Paris region has
held his breath against the flood
that we have known from the scene is
Yet even today as
Parisian
you still do not know how
evacuate paris have not focus too much
on the flood itself months
focus on the subject of this
conference
the smart city smart city one
we talk a lot and in theory
thanks to all means of communication
which we have some of
you are using their
mobile phone for networks
social release we are ultra
connected in thirty modern societies
we should be in the middle of today
transition to this famous city
intelligent innovation in itself
it’s a thing a break
electricity in Paris it’s another
and facing this flood that has us
struck very recently in Paris we
could have known a blackout
electric that would have misled the
communication networks that were a
a little part of tomorrow I have
during this flood must know
that a normal telephone network can not
doubt that 10% of its customers
when you have a flood some
electrical and telephone cabinets
are flooded in the operator the
operators will lose some of their
capacity so a Parisian can very quickly
end up in a very difficult situation
uncomfortable without means of
communication
how do you prevent how before
see news from your loved ones about your
children of your parents how to have
water sometimes since the pumps that
you water faucet at home are
electric and no electricity not
water no food not
telecommunications no Parisian can
very quickly find themselves in a
very uncomfortable situation
and that’s exactly where I
will take you
you imagine that you no longer have
electricity more ways to
communication more water
you will have to leave very quickly
your accommodation even if you are not
flooded and that’s where this smart city
which everyone dreams hyperconnected
which allows us to transport ourselves very
quickly to have the best way to
transport the best ways to
communication the best averages
formation quickly becomes a chimera then
when comes more thoughtful how
you do if ever there is more than
more network communication
telephone
more than 200 years ago France has known
a little less than that in 1902 France has
experienced his greatest catastrophe
natural more than 30000 French are
deceased
yes the alive on the flanks of the
peeled mountain in Martinique
it was the first time we used
radio in crisis situations caps
telegraphic at the time that was going through
already the Atlantic have been broken by
the eruption of the peeled mountain and knows
capture the graphics from a router the
telegrams and so we were without
news from Martinique
since it’s captured the graphics
unfortunately was cut off we send
so at that time staff yaye in
1902 to be able to deploy transmitters
radio that connected the
martinique in guadeloupe is behind
with the capture of the graphics of the
guadeloupe in the hexagon but have some
news from martinique saint pierre
has been removed from the communes of France
for nearly ten years the commune has been
completely scratched from the map
this is the first time radio use
of crisis and it’s radiant when they
have returned to paris have been installed
on the eiffel tower
we start to see the beginnings of the
smart
if from the smart city already in 1902
since this eiffel tower has become a
way to synchronize clocks the
extremely important time because it
allows you to synchronize
phone calls them
longitudes have clocks
synchronized calculation made it possible
longitudes of the boats of ca faye and
becomes the patron of longitudes and in
1909 when it was necessary to dismount his
radio antennas on the eiffel tower
we did not do it because
Paris had become thanks to these imitating
radio a smart city a city
who thanks to the radio allowed to have
the position of the boats and the tower
eiffel still present today is
a radio transmitter
it is one of the pillars of intelligence
of paris that allows to have the
digital television today the
radio telephone networks
cell became patron of
longitudes of ca faye continued its
works and a few more generations
late we launched satellites that are
have become clocks in orbit has finally
been first the constellation gps by the
americans glonass the russian the
Europeans with galileo
the Chinese baidu the Japanese who
was giving up all those radio systems
allow today to make all
smart cities without its
satellites
without these clocks over our heads
no intelligence no network of
telecommunications no
synchronization of financial flows
what interests me today is
to show you how much
technologies are worthless if
men of women do not mobilize
to deploy them to exploit them because
if you go back to my anecdote of everything to
the time on the stage
what would paris smart city
sensible smart citizens what makes
the intelligence of paris is our
intelligence
if our ability to organize ourselves to
we reorganize facing a break
electrical power at a break in a network of
telecommunication and to return to these
famous 200 years of flashbacks to which I
invited you more than 200 years ago
marconi amp
volta test the curie all these great
men all these great women cadres
and forgive patrick lamarre and said the
mark not the same hedy big lamarr
radios matrix goes all these people
have worked the ham radio then
amateur radio for those who do not
not sure what his hobbies are
technical and says lamar tall woman
actress who played in her mission and
dalila I invite everyone to know
a little his face but much less
his work in innovation and in
intelligence development of
intelligence and lives to work on
the radar work on the wifi that you
use
certainly at this moment the work of
this woman have been able to detect
had then adam m and allow us
today in our hands to have some
terminals that allow us not to be
connected to each other 2 why
not receive instructions
evacuation and that’s this intelligence
collective than radio amateurs in
through their diffuse technical hobbies
an amateur radio is someone who goes
have a license from a state and that
will allow him to both emit and
to receive radio messages in
different modes so it can be from
the voice so voice as I you
is talking right now through this microphone
connected in radio to the control room it can
also be data networks
so like what do you use at
daily I am the wifi the bluetooth
it can be gold beacon systems
aerial maritime beacons
space which dozens of satellites raj
amateurs were launched and his means
amateur radio allow in case of crisis
to have three pillars the first
pillar of amateurism raj this is the
fraternity and that’s what makes our
territories
intelligent solidarity fraternity
the villages to sendai where there was the
the stronger the stronger all these are
the villages where the neighbors were
solidarity where they were hit the
years at the doors of others even have you
heard the siren
did you hear the signal that says he
must evacuate second pillar of the
raj amateurism crisis management no
I am talking to you
today and experimentation
this experiment that can but without
stop pushing the limits of
collective intelligence
this experimentation from birth to
97 to a standard called the alert
cellular the cell broadcast in English
this protocol was born in the south of the
France within the help if the protocol
Cellular alert or cell broadcast
allows to receive on a phone
mobile an alert message
if there was something serious that
was going outside
in theory normally we should
be warned by sirens I’m not
not sure we would hear this
siren here I’m not sure if
you heard it you would know how to take the
good decision and his collective work
these collective intelligence works
allow today to work on
this adventure it is to prove that
it works it’s a bit my job
today in the water angie that
I write who is called hand for hacker
the natural games disasters that brings together
radio amateurs of community managers
developers of hackers that puts in
available to all free software a
potting mate to free skills
scientific and technical I come back
guadeloupe for March 15 we have
participated 26 who is called karim wade
which is one of the biggest exercise
population discharge over
800,000 people play their own role
citizen evacuate their offices
evacuate their homes evacuate their
city their village to be ready on
the day this tsunami occurs to take the
good choice
the average bihan to make a territory
smart the best way to
build a smart city a city
intelligent is to inform
populations of the risks to which they
are facing then train these
people to deal with this risk is
of course at the end when the
lea is present alerted its populations
in France unfortunately we have a
amateur radio for 400 inhabitants to
united states an amateur radio for 7000
inhabitants during the united states 1 for
400 we could say that
this united states there is more crisis it’s
for that there is more amateur radio
but as I told you all to
time
paris floods the southern scene of the
France is Corsican forest fires
saint-martin hurricanes south of france
earthquake from time to time
we are also a country at risk and
we were hit hard by the
attacks recently which proves that
today we need these
technical solutions certainly but also
of human organization to cope
to those crises that are going anyway
we bait more and more
thematic warm-up is no longer a
theory I think that disasters
who succeed us proves it
on the other hand what is certain is that
we will have to adapt more and
faster to these crises
so what about today
obviously I invite you as a
amateur radio to pass your licenses and
between six months to one year of work
if you leave a course that is not
at all scientifically because of a
working day a week on the 1
mega scientific and technical
it will take less time it’s a
technical hobby where you have a lot
people who want to transmit
their knowledge will you have the
possibility also to animate what we
calls social media management
emergency
use your mobile phones in case
exercise in the event of a crisis for
obviously relay useful messages
avoid relaying bad rumors
since social networks
unfortunately on these two fields and
obviously there are the rights and right of
say to talk about you express yourself
also have homework
responsibilities not to relay
obviously false rumors and his
social media management during on
become a discipline with
associations like life except for example
who have dozens of volunteers in
France is in the world
kamel ben precisely to work this
discipline on social networks
must be well traveled and well
the good messages to the world these crises
also engage in
civil security forces go in the
barracks closest to you
we have a big deficit of firefighters
and I think they will be delighted with you
to receive that wish to do within
of this wave ong this moment at a time
or sensitized on these issues you
show how much we can be
quickly vulnerable the electricity fairy we
rendered
extremely dependent on comfort but
we have today all the tools
to make our territory smart
my invitation so today is to
join our ranks to work on
these social networks they are useful they
are relevant and finally creates a real
digital civil security corps thank you
to you
[Applause]
human rights especially
Article 3 enshrines three rights on
right to life the right to security
but also really the safety that each
citizen has the right to privacy has the
right to live free but also to be
in his safety and to be living
really safe before all here seen
in the news news of crises
who struck distant territories
sometimes saint martin irma maria harvey
who have so much hurricane hit hard
the caribbean it’s radon we have a
little forget that this summer
tens of thousands of Provencal
Corsican had to leave their house
more than 2200 more 30 forest fires
of one hectare in the south of France
were last are over 200
square kilometers that went into
smoke and in one night over 12000
Var who had to leave their homes
so in an ultra connected world where
we’re talking a lot about big data from
data of open data intelligence
artificial in the service of humanity
how can we still today in
French cities on
French territories have
isolated populations without means of
communication for several hours
even several days
are some of you in the
living room paris living in paris
very good
those who live in Paris which of them
you know the routes
evacuation of Paris not many people in
anyone who knows the shelters or the
establishments that receive the public
in case of a crisis, here is nobody
yet we lived in 2016 and then in 2018
a flood that hit a few paris
a bit still had some deaths in 2016
a lot of material damage
all Paris and the Paris region has
held his breath against the flood
that we have known from the scene is
Yet even today as
Parisian
you still do not know how
evacuate paris have not focus too much
on the flood itself months
focus on the subject of this
conference
the smart city smart city one
we talk a lot and in theory
thanks to all means of communication
which we have some of
you are using their
mobile phone for networks
social release we are ultra
connected in thirty modern societies
we should be in the middle of today
transition to this famous city
intelligent innovation in itself
it’s a thing a break
electricity in Paris it’s another
and facing this flood that has us
struck very recently in Paris we
could have known a blackout
electric that would have misled the
communication networks that were a
a little part of tomorrow I have
during this flood must know
that a normal telephone network can not
doubt that 10% of its customers
when you have a flood some
electrical and telephone cabinets
are flooded in the operator the
operators will lose some of their
capacity so a Parisian can very quickly
end up in a very difficult situation
uncomfortable without means of
communication
how do you prevent how before
see news from your loved ones about your
children of your parents how to have
water sometimes since the pumps that
you water faucet at home are
electric and no electricity not
water no food not
telecommunications no Parisian can
very quickly find themselves in a
very uncomfortable situation
and that’s exactly where I
will take you
you imagine that you no longer have
electricity more ways to
communication more water
you will have to leave very quickly
your accommodation even if you are not
flooded and that’s where this smart city
which everyone dreams hyperconnected
which allows us to transport ourselves very
quickly to have the best way to
transport the best ways to
communication the best averages
formation quickly becomes a chimera then
when comes more thoughtful how
you do if ever there is more than
more network communication
telephone
more than 200 years ago France has known
a little less than that in 1902 France has
experienced his greatest catastrophe
natural more than 30000 French are
deceased
yes the alive on the flanks of the
peeled mountain in Martinique
it was the first time we used
radio in crisis situations caps
telegraphic at the time that was going through
already the Atlantic have been broken by
the eruption of the peeled mountain and knows
capture the graphics from a router the
telegrams and so we were without
news from Martinique
since it’s captured the graphics
unfortunately was cut off we send
so at that time staff yaye in
1902 to be able to deploy transmitters
radio that connected the
martinique in guadeloupe is behind
with the capture of the graphics of the
guadeloupe in the hexagon but have some
news from martinique saint pierre
has been removed from the communes of France
for nearly ten years the commune has been
completely scratched from the map
this is the first time radio use
of crisis and it’s radiant when they
have returned to paris have been installed
on the eiffel tower
we start to see the beginnings of the
smart
if from the smart city already in 1902
since this eiffel tower has become a
way to synchronize clocks the
extremely important time because it
allows you to synchronize
phone calls them
longitudes have clocks
synchronized calculation made it possible
longitudes of the boats of ca faye and
becomes the patron of longitudes and in
1909 when it was necessary to dismount his
radio antennas on the eiffel tower
we did not do it because
Paris had become thanks to these imitating
radio a smart city a city
who thanks to the radio allowed to have
the position of the boats and the tower
eiffel still present today is
a radio transmitter
it is one of the pillars of intelligence
of paris that allows to have the
digital television today the
radio telephone networks
cell became patron of
longitudes of ca faye continued its
works and a few more generations
late we launched satellites that are
have become clocks in orbit has finally
been first the constellation gps by the
americans glonass the russian the
Europeans with galileo
the Chinese baidu the Japanese who
was giving up all those radio systems
allow today to make all
smart cities without its
satellites
without these clocks over our heads
no intelligence no network of
telecommunications no
synchronization of financial flows
what interests me today is
to show you how much
technologies are worthless if
men of women do not mobilize
to deploy them to exploit them because
if you go back to my anecdote of everything to
the time on the stage
what would paris smart city
sensible smart citizens what makes
the intelligence of paris is our
intelligence
if our ability to organize ourselves to
we reorganize facing a break
electrical power at a break in a network of
telecommunication and to return to these
famous 200 years of flashbacks to which I
invited you more than 200 years ago
marconi amp
volta test the curie all these great
men all these great women cadres
and forgive patrick lamarre and said the
mark not the same hedy big lamarr
radios matrix goes all these people
have worked the ham radio then
amateur radio for those who do not
not sure what his hobbies are
technical and says lamar tall woman
actress who played in her mission and
dalila I invite everyone to know
a little his face but much less
his work in innovation and in
intelligence development of
intelligence and lives to work on
the radar work on the wifi that you
use
certainly at this moment the work of
this woman have been able to detect
had then adam m and allow us
today in our hands to have some
terminals that allow us not to be
connected to each other 2 why
not receive instructions
evacuation and that’s this intelligence
collective than radio amateurs in
through their diffuse technical hobbies
an amateur radio is someone who goes
have a license from a state and that
will allow him to both emit and
to receive radio messages in
different modes so it can be from
the voice so voice as I you
is talking right now through this microphone
connected in radio to the control room it can
also be data networks
so like what do you use at
daily I am the wifi the bluetooth
it can be gold beacon systems
aerial maritime beacons
space which dozens of satellites raj
amateurs were launched and his means
amateur radio allow in case of crisis
to have three pillars the first
pillar of amateurism raj this is the
fraternity and that’s what makes our
territories
intelligent solidarity fraternity
the villages to sendai where there was the
the stronger the stronger all these are
the villages where the neighbors were
solidarity where they were hit the
years at the doors of others even have you
heard the siren
did you hear the signal that says he
must evacuate second pillar of the
raj amateurism crisis management no
I am talking to you
today and experimentation
this experiment that can but without
stop pushing the limits of
collective intelligence
this experimentation from birth to
97 to a standard called the alert
cellular the cell broadcast in English
this protocol was born in the south of the
France within the help if the protocol
Cellular alert or cell broadcast
allows to receive on a phone
mobile an alert message
if there was something serious that
was going outside
in theory normally we should
be warned by sirens I’m not
not sure we would hear this
siren here I’m not sure if
you heard it you would know how to take the
good decision and his collective work
these collective intelligence works
allow today to work on
this adventure it is to prove that
it works it’s a bit my job
today in the water angie that
I write who is called hand for hacker
the natural games disasters that brings together
radio amateurs of community managers
developers of hackers that puts in
available to all free software a
potting mate to free skills
scientific and technical I come back
guadeloupe for March 15 we have
participated 26 who is called karim wade
which is one of the biggest exercise
population discharge over
800,000 people play their own role
citizen evacuate their offices
evacuate their homes evacuate their
city their village to be ready on
the day this tsunami occurs to take the
good choice
the average bihan to make a territory
smart the best way to
build a smart city a city
intelligent is to inform
populations of the risks to which they
are facing then train these
people to deal with this risk is
of course at the end when the
lea is present alerted its populations
in France unfortunately we have a
amateur radio for 400 inhabitants to
united states an amateur radio for 7000
inhabitants during the united states 1 for
400 we could say that
this united states there is more crisis it’s
for that there is more amateur radio
but as I told you all to
time
paris floods the southern scene of the
France is Corsican forest fires
saint-martin hurricanes south of france
earthquake from time to time
we are also a country at risk and
we were hit hard by the
attacks recently which proves that
today we need these
technical solutions certainly but also
of human organization to cope
to those crises that are going anyway
we bait more and more
thematic warm-up is no longer a
theory I think that disasters
who succeed us proves it
on the other hand what is certain is that
we will have to adapt more and
faster to these crises
so what about today
obviously I invite you as a
amateur radio to pass your licenses and
between six months to one year of work
if you leave a course that is not
at all scientifically because of a
working day a week on the 1
mega scientific and technical
it will take less time it’s a
technical hobby where you have a lot
people who want to transmit
their knowledge will you have the
possibility also to animate what we
calls social media management
emergency
use your mobile phones in case
exercise in the event of a crisis for
obviously relay useful messages
avoid relaying bad rumors
since social networks
unfortunately on these two fields and
obviously there are the rights and right of
say to talk about you express yourself
also have homework
responsibilities not to relay
obviously false rumors and his
social media management during on
become a discipline with
associations like life except for example
who have dozens of volunteers in
France is in the world
kamel ben precisely to work this
discipline on social networks
must be well traveled and well
the good messages to the world these crises
also engage in
civil security forces go in the
barracks closest to you
we have a big deficit of firefighters
and I think they will be delighted with you
to receive that wish to do within
of this wave ong this moment at a time
or sensitized on these issues you
show how much we can be
quickly vulnerable the electricity fairy we
rendered
extremely dependent on comfort but
we have today all the tools
to make our territory smart
my invitation so today is to
join our ranks to work on
these social networks they are useful they
are relevant and finally creates a real
digital civil security corps thank you
to you
[Applause]
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