Sejong Smart City: On the Road to Be a City of the Future

Leem, Yountaik; Han, Jung Hoon; Lee, Sang Ho

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-19424-6_2

Cited by 17 publications

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“…Since the energy transition requires a shared vision of field actors (Frickel et al, 2016), a smart city can be the shared vision. Some studies in the energy transition also acknowledged the integrated smart energy system as part of smart city development that facilitates renewable energy, efficiency, and sustainability (Orecchini & Santiangeli, 2011;Lund et al, 2012;Mathiesen et al, 2015;Leem, Han & Lee, 2019). These studies provide innovative system designs for the energy sector.…”

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Impacts of Smart City Development: Experience of South Korea

Lim¹

2023

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I started my PhD journal a little more than three years ago. Looking back on the journey I had, I have many names across my mind. Firstly, I would like to express my greatest and deepest gratitude to my promoter, Prof. Jurian Edelenbos, and my daily supervisor Dr. Alberto Ginanoli. Their excellent supervision improved my research a great deal and without them, I would not have finished PhD trajectory earlier. They challenged me to go further in research, which was sometimes very difficult, but in the end, it made my articles published and encouraged me to go through all the way. My deepest gratitude is for my family, who supported me unconditionally throughout my journey. My father, Dr. Lim, Kyoung Soo, an emeritus professor at Sungkyul University where he taught and researched for over 30 years, supported me with his knowledge in urban development and social science and the wisdom of life. Yoo, Yang Soon, my loving mom, holds me tight with her prayers and wisdom on people, life, and God. I cannot thank them enough for their support and love. And my younger brother, Lim, Jae Young, who's serving US Army at the moment, was always there for me when I needed to talk about anything. I thank him for his friendship and mostly for making me laugh with silly jokes.My sincere thanks to my late Prof. Choi, Mack Jung, a great mentor, and a true teacher. I would also like to appreciate my mentors Prof. Lee, Young

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Impacts of Smart City Development: Experience of South Korea

Lim¹

2023

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“…Secondly, the character of the city as administrative center instead of creating a multi-functional city may resemble the phased-based approach in Indonesia. Thirdly, Sejong has especially become well-known internationally as one of the first ICT-driven smart city called Ubiquitous Cities (U-City), and one of the full-scale greenfield development models of a future city armed with cutting-edge ICTs (Leem et al, 2019). This is an ideal, which is also aspired by the Indonesian government.…”

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Urban Greening for New Capital Cities. A Meta Review

Vries

Timo²

2021

Front. Sustain. Cities

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In light of the discussions on relocating the capital city of Indonesia to a new location in Kalimantan, and create a new green capital city (referred to as IKN), the purpose of this meta-review paper is learn from experiences from other relocations of capital cities and creations of green cities in the world. Specific emphasis is hereby given to urban greening and gentrification. This article applies a meta-analytical approach by connecting the basic tenets of the 8R framework of responsible land management to assess the pros and cons of a selected set of capital city relocations and green cities. From the comparison, it is possible to generate general recommendations for Indonesia's new green capital city. The comparison reveals that each of the selected cases falls short in one or more aspects of the 8R framework. In all cases, constructing green capitals requires a mixed and integrated land use planning, a transparent regulatory framework toward land use control, extensive consultation with both local, national and international stakeholders, and participation with local residents. Only under these conditions, one can ensure ownership, respect and trust in the decision. The quandaries highlight the complexity of capital city relocation and green city creation. The originality lies in the specific land management framework perspective and discursive analysis of documented discourses on constructing new capital and green cities. This provides new options for devising and extending regulatory guidelines and for assigning responsibilities for such new mega-endeavors. Given the conceptual and discursive character of the paper, a limitation of the approach may be that there are no specific empirical data collected, yet several recommendations for further research include expanding the boundary work between the land management, the spatial planning and governance domains.

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“…The rapid progress in information and communication technology (ICT) has prompted cities worldwide to embrace the concept of smart cities, leveraging intelligent platforms to enhance various aspects of urban life [1][2][3][4][5]. In particular, the field of intelligent transportation has witnessed significant transformations, aiming to automatically gather crucial information about vehicle positions, speeds, and types using vision sensors [6,7].…”

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Deep Learning and Geometry Flow Vector Using Estimating Vehicle Cuboid Technology in a Monovision Environment

Noh,

Lin,

Lee

et al. 2023

Sensors

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This study introduces a novel model for accurately estimating the cuboid of a road vehicle using a monovision sensor and road geometry information. By leveraging object detection models and core vectors, the proposed model overcomes the limitations of multi-sensor setups and provides a cost-effective solution. The model demonstrates promising results in accurately estimating cuboids by utilizing the magnitudes of core vectors and considering the average ratio of distances. This research contributes to the field of intelligent transportation by offering a practical and efficient approach to 3D bounding box estimation using monovision sensors. We validated feasibility and applicability are through real-world road images captured by CCTV cameras.

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Sejong Smart City: On the Road to Be a City of the Future

Cited by 17 publications

References 12 publications

Impacts of Smart City Development: Experience of South Korea

Impacts of Smart City Development: Experience of South Korea

Urban Greening for New Capital Cities. A Meta Review

Deep Learning and Geometry Flow Vector Using Estimating Vehicle Cuboid Technology in a Monovision Environment

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