regionalization of smart city concept

1. Dr. Neha Bansal
Associate Professor
D.C. Patel School of Architecture, APIED
Anand, Gujarat
A.P.I.E.D.
International Conference on Sustainable Built Environment
3rd -5th February 2017, IIT Roorkee

3. In the initial phases of smart city concept, concept was
primarily focused on the use of innovative smart Information
and Communication Technology (ICT).

4. Holistic Approach based on six principles- smart economy, smart mobility,
smart environment, smart people , smart living and smart governance
promoted by– EU, IBM, Cisco and upcoming many more

7. Caragliu and Nijkamp, 2009 defined smart city as –
“A city can be defined as ‘smart’ when
investments in human and social capital and
traditional (transport) and modern (ICT)
communication infrastructure fuel
sustainable economic development and a
high quality of life, with a wise management of
natural resources, through participatory action
and engagement.”

9. Theory/ research/based concept
Integrated models-application based
Smaller approaches under smart growth
Principles
Smart Urban Design Approaches

11. Cities like
Eindhoven,
Rotterdam and
Delft in
Netherlands
have specialised
in these triple
helix
approaches

13. Stockholm region and Andalucia
region have sustainable cities and
smart cities as a RIS3 priority

14. Concept Smart (New) City Regionalism is derived from the
principles of smart growth and new regionalism, as a
policy shaping mechanism and analytical framework for
smart city development. Thus the concept primarily
advocates innovativeness, participation, collaboration and
co-ordination of and between policy fields (including
policy making process), actors and their territories
(sectorality and territoriality of policy making process.
best examples to look upon this concept can be Vancouver
and Seattle cities
Herrschel, Tassilo. "Competitiveness and
sustainability: can ‘smart city regionalism’square
the circle?." Urban Studies 50, no. 11 (2013):
2332-2348.

16. Sample Smart City from IDC Government Insights (2013),
courtesy Smart Cities Council
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17. These models are based on, the regional characteristics of urban
regions, their differences in terms of size, location,
transportation, education, culture, resources and infrastructure
and their regional development themes. Here regionalization is
based on “1+2+N” solution for smart city management system
ITU(International Telecommunication Union)- in
association with CATR (MIIT), Govt. of People’s Republic of
China

18. Pioneer of this concept are Wuhan,
Guanzhou city in China

19. Smart City initiatives will help the City of Kansas City use real-time data to deliver basic services more
efficiently and will attract economic development & entrepreneurs. With interactive kiosks (see
locations), free public WiFi, smart streetlights and sensors, it is the start of a new experience for those
who live, work and play in Kansas City.

20. JLL India’s strategic consulting team advocates citizen participation as the major
success factor in implementing the smart solutions in a city, and successfully
demonstrated this while preparing the proposal for Bhubaneswar and Chennai
(among the top 20 smart cities, with Bhubaneswar ranked as number one)
The proposed concept across India includes-
(a) Through Citizen participation- citizens’ inputs
are a critical resource for policy-making
through various means like online government
portals.
(b) Joint engagement of citizens and government-
Though making policies for a city’s growth and
comprehensive development is important; a
smart city
(c) Technological support

24.  Approaches clearly indicate that though the
smart city principle is same but the smart city
models are coined with regional influence
 Present sustainable smart city is more to
emphasize the use of their available
resources, improve adaptability and resilience
and create a strong economic base to achieve
sustainable smart development