Smart Community Building in Hangzhou and Shenzhen, China: Lessons and Experiences

Xue, Jingang; Zhang, Yangyang; Zhong, Wu

doi:10.1109/uv50937.2020.9426207

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“…Some individuals, such as the elderly, are uncomfortable with QR code scanning and some WeChat miniprograms because they do not own smart devices or are struggling with adopting these applications. Although smart cities bring great convenience to people, the threshold of these brand-new apps excludes some people [4].…”

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“…The issue of protecting the privacy of individuals and enterprises needs to be considered at this stage in China [20]. There are also ethical and information concerns associated with the use of technology, and the digital and intelligent expansion of cities has made cybersecurity a key issue [4].…”

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“…Several pilot smart communities have been established, including the Nankeng community. Nankeng community has achieved efficiency in community e-government and a considerable decrease in crime with the implementation of an integrated communication platform [4].…”

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“…Little is known about the problems and adverse effects caused by China's smart city policies and strategies. A few studies analyzed individual cases, focusing on China's most economically developed and technologically advanced regions [4]. The studies are insufficient because the smart cities' development in various areas in China is different to some extent, like in economically underdeveloped regions.…”

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Current issues and Countermeasures of Smart City Construction: the case study in China

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2023

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As an emerging pattern in city planning around the globe, the smart city is gradually changing people's traditional way of life. Building smart cities can boost domestic demand, drive the growth of innovative industries, and promote regional economic development. It helps to enhance the core competitiveness of cities and allows them to gain a competitive advantage in the fierce regional competition. China has led the way in the construction of smart cities in recent decades. This paper provides a concise overview of the evolution of Chinese smart city policy and relevant strategies, and it analyses some of the challenges encountered along the way. The main problems can be divided into three: lack of specific plans, concerns about environmental protection, and low degree of citizen participation and information privacy. This paper puts forward relevant recommendations based on these problems as follows: scientific planning and rational layout increased investment, implementation of the concept of sustainable development, and introduction of public participation and protection of information privacy. These recommendations can aid in the growth of smart cities in China and serve as a point of reference for the relevant government agencies and smart city-related businesses in China and abroad, boosting the sustainable and healthful growth of the smart city.

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“…Shanghai explores the relationship between intelligent industries and geographical and economic factors and rationally builds a smart city [58]. China highlights urban IoT data management and information sharing, effectively coordinates urban environmental governance, and takes measures based on local conditions [59]. China should also consider achieving energy saving and CO 2 emission reduction goals in terms of transportation and power distribution system of residents' lives [60,61].…”

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The Experience and Enlightenment of Asian Smart City Development—A Comparative Study of China and Japan

2022

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With the urbanization level advancing in cities, increasingly significant urban ecological environment problems must be solved. The construction of a smart city with the overall development of information technology also regards environmental friendliness as the primary goal. The “smart” idea of urban environment innovation and governance has become a new model. In this paper, we first expound on the development process of low-carbon cities, eco-cities, and smart cities in Japan and China. Then, we analyze the coordinated development of intelligent environmental protection measures in government policies, transportation, energy utilization, resource recovery, and community management. Finally, we compare Japan and China’s smart city development characteristics. We discuss the improvement measures for energy utilization, urban transportation, and urban operation, including developing renewable energy systems, efficient energy use, and citizen participation policy. These experiences can provide feasible measures for constructing Asian smart cities and have great significance for the city’s sustainable applications and practice.

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Smart Community Building in Hangzhou and Shenzhen, China: Lessons and Experiences

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Current issues and Countermeasures of Smart City Construction: the case study in China

Current issues and Countermeasures of Smart City Construction: the case study in China

The Experience and Enlightenment of Asian Smart City Development—A Comparative Study of China and Japan

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