Smart city

Smart City is a concept that is currently popular in the world, where every country is trying to develop their metropolitan cities to achieve the status of a Smart City. Smart City can be defined as the utilization of ICT to feel, analyze, and integrate key informations that comes from the core of the city, which in this case, the government. While at the same time, Smart City can also give a smart response to the various needs of the citizens. Some examples being daily activities, environmental

Are our cities Smart? This documentary is abut the concept of “Smart City” a current issue but however unknown to many people. Audience: The documentary is adressed to everyone who are interested in this topic and wants to know more about it. Therefore it will not be a used a technical langugage What we want people to learn/Attitude The main goal of the documentary is to introduce what the Smart cities are, what benefits can provide us as a citizens, a berifly explanation about how they work

Nation, 2014). With this continuing of urbanization, the cities indicate a suffer on its fundamental functionalities to services citizens as a liveable place (Borja, 2007; Toppeta, 2010). This rapid transition raises the need in integrated policies to improve lives (United Nation, 2014). This gives birth of the new urban development concept leveraging new innovation introduced in the cities (Nam and Pardo, 2011). The origin of Smart City movement is dated back since late 1990 's (Bollier, 1998)

SMART CITY Nowadays what do we see your cities, states, country that’s nothing but enlarging smart world smart technology enriching our country itself to get highly developed. What actually a SMART CITY is ?... It is having making use of many such technologies that cause greater interaction of citizens with government, having such implementation that reduces time, getting good enhancement of qualities, performance and as well leading to a Mega developed country. A smart city can be said to be an

A Birdview on Emerging of Bigdata in Smart Cities Development Abstract: In the growing scenario, development of smart cities will be the most wanted area of research whose objective is to enhance the performance and well beings of people there by reducing the cost and consumption of resources. In a smart city, core fields like transport energy, health care, water industrial control, agriculture, waste management and soon are expected to function automatically and intelligently in a distributed manner

•Title Constructing the smart cities - The design perspective •Introduction Humanity has officially become an urban species with more than half of the global population living in urban areas, and this would increase to 70% by 2050 (Gruen, 2013). To response the living condition, smart city has been touted as a vanguard of strategies for urban development and regeneration. There exists some cities are over age world, while some of them seem immoderately technocratic and instrumental, as they have

country in major urban centres. This fact constantly evolves and would place all of city infrastructure. Parallel to this situation, there are problems in the various fields that determine the standard of living of a society such as health, transport, and environment and caused concerns about their solution. Growing urbanization and the serious economic and environmental challenges guide the creation of smart cities as how to offer technological solutions. This option is designed to bridge the gap

FOG COMPUTING IN SMART CITY Arti Agrahari Abstract: This paper represents a novel idea on how Fog computing can be used to manage the immense data generated in smart city. Fog computing can also be called as edge computing, is a distributed computing infrastructure in nature, for smart devices like mobile phones the application services should be maintained near the end user side but the services are handled at remote data server i.e. in cloud. Our aim is to reduce the amount of storage required

quote taken from author Anne-Marie Aguilar emphasizes this paper’s argument that the concept of a smart city has positive, but also negative impacts, such as generating class division and social inequality. However, because attention is directed towards the positive effects, this often leads one to overlook the primarily negative influence of this phenomenon. To start with, we define a smart city "as a city in which ICT is merged with traditional infrastructures, coordinated and integrated using new

How will our daily lives in the city of tomorrow unfold? What disruptions will smart systems, technologies of automation and constant connectivity bring to our lifestyles? Which new economic models will emerge and what will be the role of the nuances of different geographical areas? What effect will this development of future cities have on our natural resources and the environment? These are ideas and questions that I wish to speculate on and explore. Emergent technologies have advanced beyond our