Towards a “Smart Region” paradigm: Beyond Smart Cities borders: Piedmont Region experience

Arneodo, Fabrizio; Castelli, Rosario; Botta, D.

doi:10.23919/eeta.2017.7993225

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“…Daily traffic data in the city of Turin are freely provided in open data format by 5T, an in-house company of the city of Turin and the Piedmont region that manages the Mobility and Infomobility Center of the Turin metropolitan area and the Piedmont region (Arneodo, Castelli, & Botta, 2017). We collected four types of data: the number of vehicles on the road, the number of kilometers traveled, the average number of vehicles per hour, and the number of vehicles in areas subject to traffic restrictions.…”

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Using Open Data to Monitor the Status of a Metropolitan Area: The Case of the Metropolitan Area of Turin

Candela

Mulassano

2021

Data and Information Management

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The paper presents and discusses the method adopted by Compagnia di San Paolo, one of the largest European philanthropic institutions, to monitor the advancement, despite the COVID-19 situation, in providing specific input to the decision-making process for dedicated projects. An innovative approach based on the use of daily open data was adopted to monitor the metropolitan area with a multidimensional perspective. Several open data indicators related to the economy, society, culture, environment, and climate were identified and incorporated into the decision support system dashboard. Indicators are presented and discussed to highlight how open data could be integrated into the foundation's strategic approach and potentially replicated on a large scale by local institutions. Moreover, starting from the lessons learned from this experience, the paper analyzes the opportunities and critical issues surrounding the use of open data, not only to improve the quality of life during the COVID-19 epidemic but also for the effective regulation of society, the participation of citizens, and their well-being.

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Using Open Data to Monitor the Status of a Metropolitan Area: The Case of the Metropolitan Area of Turin

Candela

Mulassano

2021

Data and Information Management

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“…They elaborately discussed on the Cloud of Things (CoT) and Fog computing in the context of smart cities. 'Smart Region' instead of 'Smart City' was highlighted by Fabrizio Arneodo et al (2017). The authors realized the necessity of development and provision of facilities beyond a particular boundary of a smart city and that is why they mentioned the term 'region'.…”

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Implementation of Project Management Concept for Conversion into a Smart City: A Case Study on Agartala

Paul

2021

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Recently the smart city concept has become a burning topic in India. The government of India has already selected more than hundred cities to be converted into smart cities. Agartala, the capital of Tripura, is one of such selected cities. There are numerous applications of engineering aspects in the course of conversion of a city into a smart city. Project Management is one such area which has tremendous application in smart city development. But extensive literature reviews show only the concept, various constituents, and effects of a smart city on its citizens. No systematic procedure of implementation of different activities with a view to converting a city into a smart city using the concept of Project Management from nascent stage has been found in literature. Application of Project Management can help a lot the competent authority to get a clear idea on different components of smart city project. The present work highlights the application of Project Management on smart city development. Agartala city has been considered as a case study for this present work due to its typical geographical location as well as different activities it requires to start with. The degree of importance of different activities in the network diagram of the project has been decided by applying multi criteria decision making tools. Thus, this present work finally determines the total project completion time together with critical activities of the project. This work can give rise to a general idea in the competent authorities dealing with other cities also.

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Towards a “Smart Region” paradigm: Beyond Smart Cities borders: Piedmont Region experience

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Using Open Data to Monitor the Status of a Metropolitan Area: The Case of the Metropolitan Area of Turin

Using Open Data to Monitor the Status of a Metropolitan Area: The Case of the Metropolitan Area of Turin

Implementation of Project Management Concept for Conversion into a Smart City: A Case Study on Agartala

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