Virtual Reality for Smart City Visualization and Monitoring

Bouloukakis, Manousos; Partarakis, Nikolaos; Drossis, Ioannis; Kalaitzakis, Manos; Stephanidis, Constantine

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-99444-4_1

Cited by 18 publications

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“…Finally, in order to evaluate the behaviour of the Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS), Priyadarshini et al (2019) proposed an interactive GUI to perform the analysis and visualization of the tremendous amount of data collected from sensors and vehicles in the automotive industry. With regard to cities, Bouloukakis et al (2019) proposed an interactive data visualization framework for smart cities to transit from static IoT data visualization to interactive IoT data visualization. To accomplish this framework, they took advantage of advanced user interaction techniques and Virtual Reality and overcame difficulties with data complexity and heterogeneity.…”

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Internet of Things Data Visualization for Business Intelligence

Khorasani

Chalmeta

2024

Big Data

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This study contributes to the research on Internet of Things data visualization for business intelligence processes, an area of growing interest to scholars, by conducting a systematic review of the literature. A total of 237 articles published over the past 11 years were obtained and compared. This made it possible to identify the top contributing and most influential authors, countries, publishers, institutions, papers and research findings, together with the challenges facing current research. Based on these results, this work provides a thorough insight into the field by proposing four research categories (Technology infrastructure, Case examples, Final-user experience, and Big Data tools), together with the development of these research streams over time and their future research directions.

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Internet of Things Data Visualization for Business Intelligence

Khorasani

Chalmeta

2024

Big Data

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“…The advances of VR/AR technology in recent years have led researchers and practitioners to integrate it into the field of smart technology. For example, Bouloukakis et al (2019) explained six main domains of VR/AR applications in smart cities: security/policing, city planning, transportation, futureproofing, sustainability, photogrammetry, and 3D city modeling. In another study, Chen et al ( 2019) described the application of augmented reality to develop an energy management system in smart cities.…”

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Smart Cities: A Survey on New Developments, Trends, and Opportunities

Bohloul

2020

J. Ind. Intg. Mgmt.

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The continued growth of the population in urban areas has called for smarter cities for the 21st century. While great progress has been made in the last two decades in this regard, remaining challenges faced by city planners have forced them to pursue an alternative version of smart cities. Recent advancements in several technological areas like 5G communications, blockchain, and virtual/augmented reality have facilitated this process. This paper aims at providing a review of the definitions and components of current smart cities. It also discusses new developments, recent trends, and business opportunities.

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“…This advancement of GIS and the availability of new data sources (open data, e.g. see O'Reilly 2009) have provided a growing impulse to spatial planning, also in the wake of the smart city paradigm (Prandi et al 2014;Billen et al 2015;Bouloukakis et al 2019).…”

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Land use and urban sustainability assessment: a 3D-GIS application to a case study in Gozo

Morosini

Zucaro

2019

City Territ Archit

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Balancing urban growth and natural resource availability has been recognized as the main challenge of the 21st century from the strategic documents adopted by the recent World Summits. Agenda 21 advocates sustainable land use, as soil is a crucial natural resource to reduce urban vulnerability due e.g. to climate change, energy saving, and natural disasters. In this perspective, this paper aims at supporting local decision makers in identifying the portions and the buildings of an urban area most susceptible to transformation, in order to promote a sustainable land use according to physical and functional characteristics. The proposed methodology combines the 3D modeling of urban settlements and the adoption of the performance-based approach by the urban transformation government, in order to guarantee the satisfaction of the supply-demand ratio through a compatible balance between urban growth dynamics and the overall urban efficiency. The test area was Gozo island, where a significant urban transformation will occur as a consequence of the new Malta-Gozo tunnel construction.

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Virtual Reality for Smart City Visualization and Monitoring

Cited by 18 publications

References 38 publications

Internet of Things Data Visualization for Business Intelligence

Internet of Things Data Visualization for Business Intelligence

Smart Cities: A Survey on New Developments, Trends, and Opportunities

Land use and urban sustainability assessment: a 3D-GIS application to a case study in Gozo

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