Titlebook: Smart Cities in the Gulf; Current State, Oppor Wael A. Samad,Elie Azar Book 2019 Gulf Research Centre Cambridge 2019 Smart Cities in GCC.Im

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Smart Cities in the Gulf: An Overviewwadays. The authors start with a discussion of the confusion with regard to the exact definition of a smart city, and more importantly, its indicators and means of measurement. Examples of applications in some developed cities worldwide are presented with a discussion of the current state in Gulf Co

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Book Structurence; Part III—Resources and Infrastructure; Part IV—Information and Communication Technology; Part V—Social Perspective; and Part VI—Conclusion. Each part includes multiple chapters providing insightful analyses on Gulf-specific aspects of smart cities, examining the current state, opportunities, an

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Development of a National Smart City Initiatives Framework for the Kingdom of Bahrain: A Blueprint fsional nature of smart city initiatives undertaken by all sectors, it is vital that a conceptual model exists to ensure that these initiatives are integrated, complement each other, and are strategically aligned. This chapter proposes a National Smart City Framework (NSCF) for the Kingdom of Bahrain

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Smart-Governments for Smart Cities: The Case of Dubai Smart-Governmenthe ground. The study builds on an extensive research and empirical material developed by the author while he was working with the Dubai government on the issue of smart-government governance. The analysis of the Dubai smart-government indicates that the Government of Dubai was keen from day one on p

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Sustainable Transportation Infrastructure for Smart Cities in the Gulf Cooperation Council: The Casehe availability of charging infrastructure and eliminating “range anxiety”. This chapter focuses on eliminating these bottlenecks by introducing a fast charging wireless system, which can provide a convenient and a safe way of charging EVs. The charging infrastructure is powered by distributed solar

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