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IE application express yourself section question L, How do you envision the city of the future?
1. HOW DO YOU ENVISION
THE CITY OF THE
FUTURE?
By Bassel Shorbaji
2. A SMART CITY
• An urban area with an integration of ICT
and network devices
• Uses electronic sensors to collect data and
information
• Digital management of assets and
resources
• These resources include traffic, transport,
power plants, waste, law enforcement,
health etc.
• Examples of smart Cities are Barcelona in
Spain and Singapore
3. CHARACTERISTICS
• Use of ICT in managing resources for
sustained development
• Effective engagement between government
and community
• Learning, adapting, and innovating to
improve city intelligence
• Efficient usage of physical infrastructure and
resources
• Integration of human intelligence, collective
intelligence, and artificial intelligence
4. PURPOSE
• Ultra-efficient housing for the growing
population
• Better management of water since there is
expected water scarcity issue in the future
• Efficient usage of energy, given the rising
energy needs using smart meters, Green
buildings among others
• Efficient waste management, such as
waste conversion to energy
• Enhance mobility through smart parking,
multi-modal transport, intelligent traffic
management
5. BUILDING A SMART CITY
• In order to build a smart city, there is a need
to contextualize the purpose and goals of
building a smart city
• City planners and strategist need to get and
use available data including income,
burglaries, traffic, fires, illnesses, and
parking citations that give valuable insights
• Integrate all element of an urban landscape
especially the human component
• Planners also need to benchmark and
borrow from other cities best practices that
have worked efficiently
6. • Enhance efficiency, quality, and
performance of urban services such as
waste, traffic and telecommunication
• Reduces costs and resource usage , such
as energy, oil, electricity and water
• Applications designed for managing urban
flows and allowing real time responses
• Enhanced security, surveillance,
identification, and instant response
BENEFITS
7. DRAWBACKS
• The project is expensive since it is capital
intensive to build a smart city
• There is a possibility to the failure to
eliminate but sophisticate corruption
• It can increase the gap between poor and
rich in community
• It increases vulnerabilities from “connected
world”
• Increased surveillance and privacy issues
8. PERSONAL OPINION
• Smart cities will be a necessity in future to
go in pace with technology
• There will be digitalized way of life with
extraordinary and innovative technology
• Foreseen cities will be able to manage
resources efficiently
• Even though there are advantages, there is
high risks to consider, especially security of
core systems
Editor's Notes
A smart city is an urban area with an integration of ICT and network devices. It uses electronic sensors to collect data and information. This information is used in digital management of assets and resources. These resources include traffic, transport, power plants, waste, law enforcement, health etc. Examples of smart Cities are Barcelona in Spain, Bletchley Park
There are several key identifying features of a smart city. For instance, there is the use of ICT in managing resources for sustained development, effective engagement between the government and community, learning, adapting, and innovating to improve city intelligence, efficient usage of physical infrastructure and resources, and strong integration of human intelligence, collective intelligence, and artificial intelligence
There are many reasons and goals of building a smart city. One is for ultra-efficient housing for the growing population in future. Second is better management of water since there is expected water scarcity issue in the future. Third is efficient usage of energy, given the rising energy needs using smart meters, Green buildings among others. Due to the rising population, there is a need for efficient waste management, such as converting waste to energy or recycling. Lastly, it is for the purposes of enhancing mobility through smart parking, multi-modal transport, and intelligent traffic management
In order to build a smart city, there is a need to contextualize the purpose and goals of building a smart city. Secondly, the city planners and strategies need to get and use available data. This includes income, burglaries, traffic, fires, illnesses, and parking citations that give valuable insights. Moreover, it is essential to integrate all element of an urban landscape, especially the human component, in the plan. The planners also need to benchmark and borrow from other cities’ best practices that have worked efficiently. Lastly, they need to plan for changes, given that the worked and technology is evolving fast.
There are many benefits of a smart city. For instance, it enhances efficiency, quality, and performance of urban services, such as waste, traffic and telecommunication. Secondly, it reduces costs and resource usage, such as energy, oil, electricity and water. It also increases the relationship between citizens and government. In addition, the applications are designed for managing urban flows and allowing real time responses. Hence, it gives many solutions to the various issues that face the cities. Lastly, there is improved security, surveillance, identification, and fast response
On the other hand, the project is expensive since it is capital intensive to build a smart city. There is a possibility to the failure to eliminate but sophisticate corruption. In addition, it can increase the gap between the poor and the rich in the community. Moreover, it increases vulnerabilities from the “connected world”. It will increase surveillance and privacy issues.
Smart cities will be a necessity in future to go in pace with technology. There will be total digitalize of way of life with extraordinary and innovative technology. Foreseen cities will be able to manage resources efficiently. However, there will be too much data collected, which may prove a threat. Even though there are advantages, there is high risks involved to consider, especially in security of core systems.