GIVE BUILDINGS A PERSONALITY

Kadaster, Fibree and the Dutch Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations invite you to help in the challenge of aggregating and bundling a real-estate object’s distributed data through a Unique Object Identifier for all relevant stakeholders, demonstrating the benefits to real-estate developers, home-owners and regulatory bodies.

Find out below what you can do and how you can participate in Odyssey Momentum, November 13-15, 2020.

An invitation to get involved

During Odyssey Momentum, November 13-15, five selected teams will build new solutions to the challenge of Kadaster, Fibree and the Dutch Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations. We invite you to join the online environment to see what teams are working on, interact with their ideas, and contribute to new solutions that are valuable for you.

Therefore, Kadaster, Fibree and the Dutch Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations are inviting real estate agents, project developers, (climate) policymakers, smart home/domotica appliance manufacturers, and many other stakeholders to work with the teams, be the first to test and give feedback to the solutions, and then help launch the best solutions after the event.

PARTICIPATE IN MOMENTUM

WHY WE'RE LOOKING FOR YOUR HELP

The data landscape of the building industry and its public and private stakeholders is fragmented, siloed and ineffective. The need for trusted, federated real-time data is rising. Data is easily lost, must be copied by hand and not readily available, leading to high costs for risk management and failure costs of €5 billion a year in NL alone. Government and society also lose out, as climate policies and urban planning do not benefit from a broad datafield.

Neither the market nor government have yet managed to transcend their own interests. A 21st-century national data infrastructure should ensure frictionless, permissioned exchange of data across organizational borders, public or private. Every ecosystem player should be able to contribute to solving shared and societal challenges.

We currently lack a standard connector to identify buildings and parts of buildings. The Unique Object Identifier should function like the familiar barcode used in many fields.

Impact

Breaking this loop allows everyone’s data to contribute to circularity, safety and air quality while expanding their data sovereignty. Real-time, trusted clear information will lead to less resistance to complying with rules and regulations not owned by any government.

WHAT WE ARE BUILDING

The challenge for the teams and everyone helping them:

“Create a new application for dynamic data on buildings and their environment on top of an interoperable, accessible, and ownerless connector. The app should allow for extensive bottom-up adoption of the Unique Object Identifier by all relevant stakeholders.”

Find out what each team is building and which part of the problem they are tackling, and how you can contribute.

Selected teams

NIUTeam

Model Family

ReCheck

ATMA

Smart Deed

Ecosystem

KADASTER

MINISTRY OF THE INTERIOR AND KINGDOM RELATION

FIBREE

BOUWINVEST

BIM LOKET

TIMELINE

By applying for Momentum, you can take part in these activities:

PREPARING

September-October 2020

Getting ready phase

Connect and prepare with everyone ahead of Odyssey Momentum (online):

Touching Base Session on
September 15th
Getting Ready event on October 29th
Challenge meetup

MOMENTUM

November 13-15, 2020

49 hours of online mass collaboration

Co-create new solutions to this challenge with five teams and hundreds of experts:

Share your story and experience
Ask questions and provide feedback
Choose your favorite solution and become part of the pilot project after Momentum

IGNITE

December-January 2020

Starting the pilot

The best solution is turned into a pilot project with everyone involved.

Be the first to test and help improve the solutions.

THIS CHALLENGE CONTRIBUTES TO SOLVING:

12.5 The reduction of waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling, and reuse.