Developing a Smart City Model that Ensures the Optimum Utilization of Existing Resources in Cities of All Sizes

Lekamge, Sugeeswari; Marasinghe, Ashu

doi:10.1109/icbake.2013.40

Cited by 11 publications

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“…• New York (United States): This city made its review strategy against the use of mobility technology service, which through the center for urban science and progress of the University of New York, monitors the city by means of cameras that are strategically located, allowing real-time evidence of traffic conditions to work immediately to reduce vehicular traffic congestion by changing the closing and opening of traffic lights, enabling the generation of traffic alerts. Transit, which are used in different mobile applications [14] [17] [18].…”

Section: Some Smart Cities Highlighted Worldwidementioning

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¿Qué estrategia puede seguir Bogotá para ser una ciudad inteligente?

González-Bustamante¹,

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2021

Vis. Electron.

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Este documento muestra los avances y estrategias de las ciudades inteligentes en torno a herramientas relacionadas con la inteligencia artificial, las tecnologías de la información y la comunicación, la gobernanza y la gobernanza electrónica que permiten una interacción más profunda con los ciudadanos, para un mejor desempeño de estos sistemas y un aumento considerable de la calidad de vida. de los ciudadanos, de igual forma se exponen los avances tecnológicos de algunas ciudades de Colombia de manera sencilla para observar el grado de autonomía que tienen y la estrategia que debe seguir Bogotá para alcanzar el nivel de ciudad inteligente.

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Section: Some Smart Cities Highlighted Worldwidementioning

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¿Qué estrategia puede seguir Bogotá para ser una ciudad inteligente?

González-Bustamante¹,

Escobar

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2021

Vis. Electron.

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“…In addition to sensors and machines, users are becoming very important source of information. Thus, a coupled perspective including technologies and participatory governance for stakeholders and users [13] is essential for a smart city model that continuously considers evolving needs [14]. The CityPulse project has proposed a Smart City Framework (SCF) to serve as a Reference Architecture Model (ARM) [2].…”

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Integration of Smart City and Lifecycle Concepts for Enhanced Large-Scale Event Management

Hefnawy

Bouras

Cherifi³

2016

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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Hosting large-scale events is the dream of many cities around the world, however challenging. Hosting a large-scale event is a complex project that requires careful planning, precise implementation, interactive operation, and successful closure of all activities, with the involvement of all relevant organizations, authorities and stakeholders. Therefore, event organizers pay their utmost attention to the improvement of every aspect of Event Management. Application of smart city concepts can address the complexity of service provisioning during large-scale events, through better efficiency, higher quality, and real-time decision-making capabilities. Lifecycle management concepts can improve the whole event management cycle across different phases. This paper proposes combining Smart City and Lifecycle concepts to improve vertical service provisioning and horizontal integration between different sectors, across different phases while creating a suitable platform for information and knowledge sharing within the same event and with other similar events. This research aims to reach a more holistic smart event experience.

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“…The smart city proposed by IBM sees the city as a unit divided into three pillars: people, infrastructure, and activities. Based on this, three services have been identified: human, infrastructure, and city planning and management [39]. According to CISCO, a smart city uses digital technology to connect, protect, and enhance the lives of citizens.…”

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Smart City: A Bibliometric Analysis of Conceptual Dimensions and Areas

Bajdor

Starostka-Patyk

2021

Energies

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In recent years, cities are expected to develop in line with the smart city (S.C.) idea. Cities, perceived as attractive places for people to live, must now meet many conditions. A city’s duty is, among others, to meet the needs and expectations of both, its residents and newcomers, offering a wide range of opportunities for entrepreneurs, caring for the natural environment, constantly taking on new challenges, and meeting them for its further development. Thus, the management of a city involves undertaking activities in line with the smart city idea. However, to implement them, they use widely available means, defined as intelligent solutions, e.g., modern ICT technologies. In line with the smart city idea, a city is a center inhabited by people who create a civic and participatory society, having the ability to use the latest ICT solutions and having access to a range of services and solutions offered by the city. Since the smart city idea is considered at many levels, it is still unknown what dimensions or areas related to this concept are the most valuable and stimulating for its implementation. Therefore, the purpose of this article is to study what dimensions or areas related to this idea are the most valuable and stimulating for its implementation. The applied methodology is based on a critical analysis of the available literature in the form of bibliometric and citation analysis and analysis of the keyword characteristics of S.C. co-occurrences. The result of the research is a set of keywords that enable identifying the key dimensions and main areas of the implementation of S.C.

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Developing a Smart City Model that Ensures the Optimum Utilization of Existing Resources in Cities of All Sizes

Cited by 11 publications

References 2 publications

¿Qué estrategia puede seguir Bogotá para ser una ciudad inteligente?

¿Qué estrategia puede seguir Bogotá para ser una ciudad inteligente?

Integration of Smart City and Lifecycle Concepts for Enhanced Large-Scale Event Management

Smart City: A Bibliometric Analysis of Conceptual Dimensions and Areas

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