Smart City

Das, Diganta

doi:10.1002/9781118568446.eurs0294

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“…There should be an integration of all key investors and sectors in the process of developing smart cities. The private sector, and technology companies such as Cisco, Siemens, and Cisco are very imminent in the development of smart cities as they are working towards introducing new technologically smart products all the time (Das, 2019;Chourabi et.al. 2012).…”

Section: There Approaches To Smart Cities Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Building Sustainable Smart Cities and The Green Building Agenda

Lamola¹

2023

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Sustainable development has been at the centre of most actions in the developing and first world countries. Most African countries are still developing and the challenge of infrastructure really a big issue in most of the countries looking at their background and state of development. There has been agendas and development strategies or visions for cities around the world: From sustainable, responsive, green development, resilient and South Africa and many other development strategies, that were adopted by many countries to bring about development in their cities. The smart city concept could be an evolving concept or something which was combined from many ideas and strategies or agendas which were developed before. The smart city concept is basically about improving work environment and turning communities into more technological advanced cities which is something that many developing countries have been working on under certain concepts/agendas such as e-governance and T-governance. The smart city concept could also be coupled with the 4th Industrial Revolution concept. How do we merge the concept of smart cities to the sustainable development agenda, and can a smart city not be sustainable and green? The paper will look into the past development initiatives and compare them with the current initiatives under the smart city concept to understand the gap and come up with a vision of what the future smart cities would look like and what we could be missing in the process of having sustainable smart cities and also uncovering how the green building concept is being merged to the concept.

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“…Australian cities are performing well in terms better in terms of smart living and governance. There are many pillars of the smart city concept and each city will excel differently based on strength and capability (Das, 2019).…”

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Building Sustainable Smart Cities and The Green Building Agenda

Lamola¹

2023

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“…where the primary emphasis was on ICT (Information and Communication Technologies) in relation to modern infrastructures and their possible impact on society (Das, 2019). Some may assert that the term was made famous by the mobile phone industry with the advent of smartphones during the birth of the 21st century.…”

Section: The Birth Of 'Smart' and 'Iot'mentioning

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2021

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Since the origin of cell phones, the development of mobile applications has grown exponentially, opening a new field of research in the field of software engineering. The need to produce an application with high quality indices has led to the study and formulation of new methodologies that cover all the corresponding aspects related to quality and production time.The objective of this research is to carry out an exhaustive study to extract relevant data from each framework through bibliographic and field research for the construction of a state of the art that verifies through an analysis the methodology indicated for the development of mobile applications. The result obtained from the analysis shows that, despite finding a certain similarity between the methodologies with agile principles, Scrum is characterized as the indicated methodology for the development of mobile applications. This fact gave rise to the emergence of new software development methodologies with approaches to the so-called agile practices whose objective is the production of quality software.

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“…The term "smart" was perhaps first used in the 1990s, with the development of the information society, where the primary emphasis was on ICT (Information and Communication Technologies) in relation to modern infrastructures and their possible impact on society (Das, 2019). Some may assert that the term was made famous by the mobile phone industry with the advent of smartphones during the birth of the 21st century.…”

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A cost-effective simplified energy monitoring system using IOT

Hertzog¹,

Swart²

2021

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The management of any process really requires sensing, transferring and recording of relevant data for analysis purposes so as to make an informed decision. In fact, smart manufacturing requires sufficient knowledge to be available to the decision-maker to ensure that any system runs efficiently and effectively, which may include an energy generation system. The purpose of this paper is to present a simplified energy monitoring system, and its acquired data, that may be used to achieve such real-time results that can be used to make an informed decision. An experimental methodology is applied where empirical quantitative data is derived from a residential home in a suburb of a city having a population of around half a million people. Nine electrical circuits are monitored systematically using a current sensor where data is transferred to Google Sheets using an Arduino microprocessor and ESP8266 module. Custom made power usage graphs are directly visible via any electronic device, for real-time results. It is recommended to make more use of such cost-effective simplified systems in an attempt to provide sufficient knowledge to make an informed decision that may contribute to identifying energy discrepancies in any given system with the aim of improving energy efficiency.

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Smart City

Cited by 10 publications

References 22 publications

Building Sustainable Smart Cities and The Green Building Agenda

Building Sustainable Smart Cities and The Green Building Agenda

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A cost-effective simplified energy monitoring system using IOT

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