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Subject(s)

• Municipal engineering—Data processing [Browse]
• Municipal services—Data processing [Browse]
• Smart cities [Browse]
• Community development, Urban [Browse]

Editor

Information Resources Management Association [Browse]

Series

• Critical explorations. [More in this series]
• Gale eBooks

Summary note

"This book is an innovative reference source that discusses social, economic, and environmental issues surrounding the evolution of smart cities. Highlighting a range of topics such as smart destinations, urban planning, and intelligent communities"-- Provided by publisher.

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Mode of access: World Wide Web.

Source of description

Description based on print version record.

Contents

• Section 1. Volume I. Fundamental concepts and theories. Chapter 1. What constitutes a smart city? ; Chapter 2. Inter and intra cities smartness: a survey on location problems and GIS tools ; Chapter 3. What is the source of smart city value?: a business model analysis ; Chapter 4. The embedded intelligence of smart cities: urban life, citizenship, and community ; Chapter 5. Smart city solutions for India: learnings from best practices around the world ; Chapter 6. Smartness, city efficiency, and entrepreneurship milieu ; Chapter 7. Introduction to smart city and agricultural revolution: big data and internet of things (IoT)
• Section 2. Development and design methodologies. Chapter 8. Smart cities in Spain: policy, sustainability, and the national plan new political measures, agents, and sustainability ; Chapter 9. Smart city governance: from e-government to smart governance ; Chapter 10. Revisiting the legal framework of urban planning in the global South: an explanatory example of Nigeria ; Chapter 11. A unified smart city model (USCM) for smart city conceptualization and benchmarking ; Chapter 12. In search of indicators for assessing smart and sustainable cities and communities' performance ; Chapter 13. Total quality management in smart city development ; Chapter 14. Smart cities and internet technology research for sustainable and inclusive development: an integrated approach of best practices for policy makers and educators ; Chapter 15. Community mesh networks: citizens' participation in the deployment of smart cities ; Chapter 16. Developing smart regions: proposal and application of a model for Island Territories ; Chapter 17. Critical success factors to establish 5g network in smart cities: inputs for security and privacy ; Chapter 18. Using a use case methodology and an architecture model for describing smart city functionalities ; Chapter 19. Operationalising resilience within planning practice: towards an online decision support model ; Chapter 20. A smart city initiative: urban greens and evaluation method of the sport and recreation potentials (SEM) ; Chapter 21. Visualisation and auralisation for perception-driven decision supports in planning: a comparative review ; Chapter 22. Developing a conceptual framework for knowledge-based urban development in Isfahan, Iran ; Chapter 23. Smart cities and municipal building regulation for energy efficiency ; Chapter 24. Future of smart cities in the knowledge-based urban development and the role of award competitions
• Volume II. Chapter 25. ICT-based solutions supporting energy systems for smart cities ; Chapter 26. Smart city portals for public service delivery: insights from a comparative study
• Section 3. Tools and technologies. Chapter 27. Building smarter cities through social entrepreneurship ; Chapter 28. Social media data analysis in urban e-planning ; Chapter 29. Crowdsourcing and living labs in support of smart cities' development ; Chapter 30. Recommendations for natural resources conservation in the influence areas of cities: a case study of Bucharest, Romania ; Chapter 31. Conflict resolution with agents in smart cities ; Chapter 32. Energy simulations as a tool in integrated design process ; Chapter 33. Applications of crowdsourcing in sustainable urban development planning in Developing Countries ; Chapter 34. From the smart city to the people-friendly city: usability of tools and data in urban planning ; Chapter 35. An extension of the misci middleware for smart cities based on fog computing ; Chapter 36. Internet of things for smart cities ; Chapter 37. A case study for ecampus spatial: business data exploration ; Chapter 38. Configuring a trusted cloud service model for smart city exploration using hybrid intelligence ; Chapter 39. Managing large amounts of data generated by a smart city internet of things deployment ; Chapter 40. Crowdsensing in smart cities: technical challenges, Open issues, and emerging solution guidelines
• Section 4. Utilization and applications. Chapter 41. Entrepreneurial ecosystems: lisbon as a smart start-up city ; Chapter 42. Improving urban planning information, transparency and participation in public administrations ; Chapter 43. Information security and ecosystems in smart cities: the case of Dubai ; Chapter 44. Smart citizens, wise decisions: sustainability-driven tourism entrepreneurs ; Chapter 45. Crafting smart cities in the Gulf Region: a comparison of Masdar and Lusail ; Chapter 46. Cultural event management and urban e-planning through bottom-up user participation ; Chapter 47. Sustainability in smart cities: the case of Vitoria-Gasteiz (Spain) a commitment to a new urban paradigm ; Chapter 48. Civic crafting in urban planning public consultation: exploring minecraft's potential ; Chapter 49. Implementation of social media concepts for e-government: case study of a social media tool for value co-creation and citizen participation ; Chapter 50. Integrating BIM with BMS in energy performance assessment: case study of a university building in UK
• Volume III. Chapter 51. Energy investment in smart cities unlocking financial instruments in Europe ; Chapter 52. Knowledge management for the development of a smart tourist destination: the possible repositioning of Prato ; Chapter 53. Accounting for noise pollution in planning of smart cities ; Chapter 54. Evaluating the smart and sustainable built environment in urban planning ; Chapter 55. Smart destination as key element: looking for improving the experience of consumer
• Section 5. Organizational and social implications. Chapter 56. Integration between urban planning and natural hazards for resilient city ; Chapter 57. Cities really smart and inclusive: possibilities and limits for social inclusion and participation ; Chapter 58. Towards smart cities in Turkey?: transitioning from waste to creative, clean and cheap eco-energy ; Chapter 59. Unleashing the intelligence of cities by social innovation and civic crowdfunding: an exploratory study ; Chapter 60. When wearable computing meets smart cities: assistive technology empowering persons with disabilities ; Chapter 61. Smart city governance for sustainable public value generation ; Chapter 62. On internet of things and big data in university courses ; Chapter 63. The smart city and its citizens: governance and citizen participation in Amsterdam smart city ; Chapter 64. Digitalization and information management in smart city government: requirements for organizational and managerial project policy ; Chapter 65. Limits and potential for egov and smart city in local government: a cluster analysis concerning ICT infrastructure and use ; Chapter 66. Towards visually impaired autonomy in smart cities: the electronic long cane project ; Chapter 67. Digital community planning: the open source way to the top of Arnstein's Ladder ; Chapter 68. Creative industries in the smart city: overview of a liability in emerging economies ; Chapter 69. Making citizens' activities flourish through a crowdsourcing-based social infrastructure
• Section 6. Critical issues and challenges. Chapter 70. The role corporate social responsibility has in the smart city project in Spain ; Chapter 71. Strategic directions in European sustainable city management ; Chapter 72. Smart city, integrated planning, and multilevel governance: a conceptual framework for e-planning in Europe ; Chapter 73. Smart urbanism and digital activism in Southern Italy
• Section 7. Emerging trends. Chapter 74. Smart cities and the internet: from mode 2 to triple helix accounts of their evolution ; Chapter 75. Smart city, IT systems, and sustainability: some insights from the Italian context ; Chapter 76. Governance in smart cities: a comparison of practitioners' perceptions and prior research.

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ISBN

9781522570318 (ebook)

OCLC

1048608858

Doi

10.4018/978-1-5225-7030-1

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