The big picture on the internet of things and the smart city: a review of what we know and what we need to know

Rejeb, Abderahman; Rejeb, Karim; Simske, Steve; Treiblmaier, Horst; Zailani, Suhaiza

doi:10.1016/j.iot.2022.100565

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“…As the current large conflict in Ukraine, which was considered unlikely before 24 February 2022, shows, Europe is not without the risk of a classic major conflict and this risk should not be neglected. Smart cities include various technological fields, from sensors, and IoT (internet of things) up to energy management and smart metering, as can be seen in [ 44 ]. The number of sensors and their communication also opens the questions of energy consumption effectivity [ 45 ], cybersecurity [ 46 ], and in general, the resilience of future smart cities [ 47 ].…”

Section: Smart Cities As Dual-use Technology For Civil and Military P...mentioning

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A Focus on Electromobility within Smart City Solutions—Charging Stations, Renewable Energy, and Air Quality Monitoring

Zavorka

Paar

2022

Sensors

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This paper reviews some of the existing methods for charging electric vehicles, generating renewable energy, and storing it. Plans of practical implementation in the city of Brno are compared with the situation in Glasgow. Moreover, it is essential to pay attention to integrated solutions in order to increase efficiency. Energy harvesting and charging systems are combined with an air quality measurement system and integrated into LED street lights. The collected data are sent to a central server for evaluation. The use of smart solutions is a modern approach to saving energy and reducing CO2 emissions in many sectors. As an example, the described solutions can be applied dually, in both civilian and military sectors. Considering the potential benefits of easier logistics or quiet operation, the potential military exploitation of technological capabilities is discussed from the perspective of enhancing citizens’ security and safety in cities.

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A Focus on Electromobility within Smart City Solutions—Charging Stations, Renewable Energy, and Air Quality Monitoring

Zavorka

Paar

2022

Sensors

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“…Its results allowed us to identify a current research gap in the literature to be filled. Previous studies have proved that while initial research could be partially used in the empirical analysis, it is indeed a useful tool to identify research gaps for further, more detailed research investigations (e.g., [ 49 , 50 ]). Moreover, the Scopus database was chosen for the detailed research analysis because it is considered representative, reliable, and scientifically grounded and covers reputable publishing houses such as Emerald, Elsevier, IEEE, T&F, and Springer [ 51 , 52 , 53 ].…”

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Greencoin as an AI-Based Solution Shaping Climate Awareness

Obracht-Prondzyńska

Duda

Anacka

et al. 2022

IJERPH

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Our research aim was to define possible AI-based solutions to be embedded in the Greencoin project, designed as a supportive tool for smart cities to achieve climate neutrality. We used Kamrowska-Załuska’s approach for evaluating AI-based solutions’ potential in urban planning. We narrowed down the research to the educational and economic aspects of smart cities. Furthermore, we used a systematic literature review. We propose solutions supporting the implementation process of net zero policies benefiting from single actions of urban dwellers based on the Greencoin project developed by us. By following smart city sectors, the paper introduces AI-based solutions which can enrich Greencoin by addressing the following needs: (1) shaping pro-environmental behaviors, (2) introducing instruments to reinforce the urban management process, (3) supporting bottom-up initiatives allowing to shape urban resilience, (4) enhancing smart mobility, (5) shaping local economies supporting urban circularity, and (6) allowing better communication with residents. Our research fills the gap in the limited group of studies focused on shaping climate awareness, enhancing smart governance, and supporting social participation and inclusion. It proves that AI-based educational tools can be supportive when implementing adaptation policies toward climate neutrality based on our proposed AI-based model shaping climate awareness.

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“…On the one hand, tremendous technological advancement has resulted in a thriving smart city product. On the other hand, cities must urgently address efficiency and sustainability challenges in order for smart cities to become a fruitful ground for economic development [13][14][15]. e sustainability of resources is an important component in fostering the growth of cities and regions.…”

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Applications of Uncertainty Models as Support in Smart Buildings and Ethical Computing in Edge Computing of Smart Cities

Liu

Huwan²

2022

Complexity

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In order to improve the effect of smart city construction, this paper combines smart buildings and ethical computing to conduct research on smart city edge computing. The new smart city architecture based on the flexible deployment of edge computing and data slicing capabilities provides support for the transformation of smart city construction from hardware embedded technology, access means, and software data processing. Moreover, this paper uses information technology to collect, process, analyze, use the information to achieve intelligence, and integrate resources and information of cities and people to build a smart city functional architecture. Moreover, this paper combines simulation technology for experimental research. Through experimental analysis, it can be seen that the smart city edge computing method based on smart buildings and ethical computing proposed in this paper has good results.

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The big picture on the internet of things and the smart city: a review of what we know and what we need to know

Cited by 117 publications

References 210 publications

A Focus on Electromobility within Smart City Solutions—Charging Stations, Renewable Energy, and Air Quality Monitoring

A Focus on Electromobility within Smart City Solutions—Charging Stations, Renewable Energy, and Air Quality Monitoring

Greencoin as an AI-Based Solution Shaping Climate Awareness

Applications of Uncertainty Models as Support in Smart Buildings and Ethical Computing in Edge Computing of Smart Cities

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