The document discusses the need for smart cities and smart city tags. As global population growth becomes increasingly urban, smart city systems can improve livability and reduce resource consumption for the 90% of people who will live in cities by 2050. These systems must be designed for high density, mobility, energy, food, and work/living needs in resilient, scalable and reconfigurable ways. The concept of smart cities emerged in 2008, and countries now assess quality of life in cities using metrics like transportation, education, healthcare and renewable energy. The goal of a smart city is to modernize infrastructure to improve citizen quality of life while reducing emissions through interconnected technology systems.

2. WHAT
IS

3. Why Do We Need A
SMART CITY TAG ??
What Benefit Will It Give Us …..?

4. The world is experiencing a period
of extreme urbanization. In China
alone, more than 250 million rural
inhabitants will move to urban
areas over the next 15 years.

5. Cities in the
21st century will account for nearly
90% of global population growth,
80% of wealth creation, and
60% of total energy consumption.

6. It is a global Need
to develop systems that improve the
livability of cities while dramatically
reducing resource consumption.

7. We Need To design New Urban
Systems for high-density cities such
as systems for mobility, energy, food,
and living/working.

8. The design of these systems
must be
Resilient
Scalable &
Reconfigurable.

9. But who is going to Design these Systems
YOU
Are U Ready??

10. INDIA is a country with largest population after China
With so much of young manpower ,if we are skilled we can
bring a great SMART City.
We need to be skilled to think about the problems
that we face today

11. Urban Food Production – Advanced Urban
agriculture systems integrated onto
rooftops and façades of buildings efficiently
deliver high-quality produce and help
solve food security problems

12. Responsive Technologies –
innovative systems enable powerful new
applications that improve the life
of each resident in areas of
health, energy conservation, mobility, and
communications

13. Trust Networks –
privacy is assured for otherwise
invasive systems that make use of highly personal data
such as mobility patterns and resource consumption
(food, water,energy, and individual health profiles)

14. When Did This Word Came Into Existence ??
In 2008, IBM began work on a 'smarter cities'
concept as part of its Smarter Planet initiative.
By the beginning of 2009, the concept had
captivated the imagination of various nations
across the globe.

15. Countries like South Korea, UAE and China began to invest heavily into their research
and formation.And today the MERCER STUDY is undertaken for assessing the quality
of living.
Best rated cities are:
1. Vienna- Austria
2. Zurich- Switzerland
3. Auckland- New Zealand
4. Munich- Germany
5. Vancouver- Canada
6. Dusseldorf- Germany
7. Frankfurt- Germany
8. Geneva - Switzerland
9. Copenhagen- Denmark
10.Sydney - Australia

16. A SMART city means improving
Quality of life of our Citizens and
Quality of city as a Business Location

18. SMART City task is to consistently Modernising the city in order to reduce
energy consumption and emissions,Quality of life free from fear and cooperation
of people rank the TOP
13 Benchmarks for SMART Cities are
1Transport 8.Spatial Planning
2.Water Supply 9.Sewerage and Sanitation
3.Solid Waste Management 10.Storm Water Drainage
4.Electricity 11.Telephone Connections
5.wi-fi Connectivity 12.Healthcare Facilities
6.Education 13.Firefighting
7.Renewable Energy and Green Building Norms

19. Cities with no traffic jams, crime or waste. A
central command center to manage the complete
city where the traffic signals know when to turn
on and off • Meters smart enough to reduce your
monthly bills • Buses send text messages to let
the residents know their arrival • Panic buttons
installed and CCTV surveillance systems
throughout the city. Prevent trouble before it
starts.

20. The technology-driven image of “smart” requires the
presence of lots of advanced ICT (information and
communication technology). The idea is to network
every part of a city, with interconnected systems that
are measuring, monitoring and analyzing data about
everything: people, retail activity, trash collection, bus
arrival times, weather threats, energy use and more

21. What, after all, is the purpose of a city? Before we
know how to make it “smarter,” we first must ask:
“Smarter for
whom?”

22. SMART CITY
For Us !!

23. Start Thinking
HOW???

24. That is Your
IDENTITY