Titlebook: Handbook of Smart Cities; Juan Carlos Augusto Reference work 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021 Smart grid.Smart cities.Smart mobili

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Smart City Transformation for Mid-Sized Cities: Case of Canakkale, Turkeywith the participation of relevant stakeholders. Born in Çanakkale’s district Çan, Kale Group joined forces with the Turkish Informatics Foundation (TBV) and Novusens Smart City Institute and launched the Çanakkale On My Mind project on February 1, 2017.

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Smart City Wien: A Sustainable Future Starts Now development, and perception of the federal capital. The initiative looks at a cross-section of the city, covering all areas of life and includes everything from infrastructure, energy, and mobility to all aspects of urban development. It has set itself the task of modernizing the city in order to r

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NEOM Smart City: The City of Future (The Urban Oasis in Saudi Desert)n area of around 26,500 km.. The word NEOM was coined from two words “NEO” = “New” and “M” = “Mostaqbal” = “Future,” “NEOM” = “New Future.” This project was brainstormed and exhibited first time at the Future Investment Initiative conference in Riyadh (Saudi Arabia), on October 24, 2017, by the Saud

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Smart Cities: Fundamental Conceptsuman interaction for a common purpose. These interactions are often successfully and synergistically organized through university-industry-government-citizens collaborations. A further distinguishing feature of smart cities is the unprecedented amount and types of data that can now be collected and

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Smart Energy Frameworks for Smart Cities: The Need for Polycentrismcientific inquiries to better understand energy and material flows of cities. Typically, these processes are defined by sociotechnical experimentation and purposive re-shaping of the synergies between jurisdictions, sectors, and technical solutions required to optimize resource management and improv

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Urban Computing: The Technological Framework for Smart Citieses leverage technology to manage such shared resources more efficiently, thereby improving citizens’ quality of life. This chapter introduces and discusses technical challenges in managing city-scale resource infrastructures and potential solutions. We frame the discussion within the Sense-Analyze-A

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Smart Cities Data: Framework, Applications, and Challenges success of smart city projects. Smart data can be used in a variety of smart city applications, but difficulties in managing such data are pushing smart cities toward the adoption of data management frameworks. Many studies have brought into focus the importance of these frameworks as they combine