AT&T Smart Cities Operation Center
Data Visualization Design
Smart Cities Operations Center uses Internet of Things (IoT) technology, and highly secure connectivity, to develop and deploy solutions that address specific Miami-Dade County issues.
Live Panel Environment
Contains live data, drill down triggers on tiles, and sliding data points. This 9 panel spread is displayed on 9 1080x1920 TV screens.
The Problem: Previous SCOC version lacked a way to display additional information behind a given data-point tile. For example, city managers in the Water department needed to not only view the number of water capital projects, but also the amount of money that was spent on each capital project in a given year.
Form-Factor: Touchscreen Panel, 1920x1080 (TV). Desktop and Tablet.
Previous Version
The Solution: Create drill downs (or pop up modals) that would allow the user to see more charts, or data points. This helped the users in Miami-Dade county view more detailed information to make decisions for their city. City managers were able to print charts and tables directly from the panels for further viewing. Granular data was made readily available in one tap.
Goal Reached: Miami-Dade was able to better allocate funds and leverage the budget across all departments. This effort improved
communication, efficiencies and inter-operabilities between municipal employees across all departments.
1920x1080 Airport Panel
Drill Down on “Other Flights” tile shows granular data for the types of flights that fell in the “other” category.
Desktop Airport Panel
More photos of the latest live SCOC
Live @ AT&T, Atlanta, GA
Panels were caught on national tv in the city hall of Miami-Dade County
Panels were caught on national tv in the city hall of Miami-Dade County
Interactive Touchscreen Features of the Water Panel walked through by Chrystal Sawyer, SCOC Product Owner
Desktop & Tablet Versions
Desktop Experience Homepage
Desktop Experience of Resilience Department
Tablet Experience of Communications Department
SCOC Redesign
The Problem: Previous SCOC version Continuity in structure, layout, and interactivity.
The Solution: Create unified layout and grid system with consistent tile sizes, title spaces, and standards for charts.
Goal Reached: Miami-Dade municipal employees gained fidelity and quickly learned the platform.
SCOC Grid layout for 1920x1080 panel
Layout wire for Desktop/Tablet
Layout wire for client reference