The document provides information about security, water and waste management, tourism and hospitality, transport, energy management, disaster relief, and green building in Sunny City. It describes the three lines of defense for the city which include the police department (SCPD), police coast guard, and airforce. It also discusses the city's underground water storage system, underwater hotel, floating school, and green park towers for tourism. Maglev transportation, urban transport pods, and solar-electric airships are mentioned for transport. Emergency response vehicles and overnight shelters are part of the disaster relief system. Green buildings utilize solar boards and capsule rooms with recycling systems.

1. SUNNY CITY
The SUN-ians : Ng JiYann
Ngu Xian Le
Low wing Chun
Pui Chun Shian
Shum Li Sze
Tan Jia San
Tutor :
Miss Cassandra

2. 1. Security

3. DEFINITON :The state of being free
from danger or threat.
SECURITY

4. • Protection
• Safety
• Reduces crime
• Reduces damage caused by
natural disasters.
WHAT IS IT FOR ?

5. • SCPD
• POLICE COAST GUARD
• AIRFORCE
• CCTV
• Face scanner
• Disaster-resilient building
TYPES OF SECURITY

6. • It is the city's FIRST LINE OF
defence.
• It is also known as the SUNNY
CITY’s police department,
• It consists of police officers and
agents.
• It ensures peace in the city,
prevents and solves crimes.
SCPD

7. • It is the second line
of defence of the
city.
• The police coast
guards guard the
coast around the
city.
• It protects the city
and other bots from
pirates.
• They catch offenders
who use the sea as
an escape route.
• They look out for
hurricanes and
tsunamis.
POLICE COAST GUARD

8. AIRFORCE
• It is the city’s third line of defence.
• It looks out for pirates, hurricanes and
tsunamis.
• It helps the police coast guards to secure
the sea.
• It protects the safety of the city and
other boats from the pirates
• It is used as an emergency transport.

9. CCTV AND FACE SCANNERS
• CCTV is derived from
“close circuit television”.
• They are primarily used for
surveillance cameras.
• It increases police
efficiency by reducing
patrolling work.
• They can detect the
citizens’ faces.
• It is easier to locate people
with the help of CCTV and

10. DISASTER-RESILIENT BUILDING
• Not every building is
disaster-resilient.
• Built with a dome
• The concrete walls
are reinforced with 2
steel beams and
steel bars.
• The buildings are
built on high ground.
• They are pinned to
the earth.
• Mangrove trees are
planted to prevent
tsunamis.

11. 2. Water and Waste
Management

12. WATER SUSTAINABILITY IN
THE FUTURE
Water management is the provision and management of
water quality for the present needs of humans and the
ecosystem without impairing the future generation to do
the same.

13. WHY DO WE NEED IT?
• Fisheries
Clean water is critical to the aquatic plants and
also important to the fishing industry, sport fishing
enthusiasts, and future generations.

14. • Wildlife Habitats
Our rivers and ocean waters teem with life that depends
shoreline, beaches and marshes. They are critical
hundreds of species of fish and other aquatic lives.
water birds use these areas for resting and feeding.

15. • Recreation and Quality of Life
Water is a great playground for us . The scenic and
recreational values of water are the reasons why
choose to live where they do. Visitors are drawn to
activities such as swimming, fishing, boating and

16. • Health Concerns
If it is not clean, water may carry diseases. Since
live, work and play so close to water, harmful
have to be removed to make waters safe.

17. Water Management In
Future City
• Bigger and more underground water storages are built at different
areas, capable of holding 10 millions litres.
• The underground water storage system helps us to preserve the
optimal quality of life in the city despite the drastic climate changes.
• The aim is to ensure that the city has sufficient amounts of water
even during dry periods.
• Reservoirs are interconnected to the city among each other to ensure
the equal distribution of water .
• Volume used by each residents will be carefully monitored, anyone
exceeding the present volume will be automatically fined.

18. underground water storage facilities, capable of holding 10
million litres
UNDERGROUND WATER
STORAGE

19. 3. Tourism and
Hospitality

20. • Located underwater
• High tech system
• Every guest will have one electronic access card
• The guest can make payments in any facilities of the hotel using
the access card.
• Transparent tunnel that acts as lifts are connected to the main
lobby of the hotel.
• Guests will be served by robots.
UNDERWATER HOTEL

21. • The towers represent the parks.
• The parks are inside the towers.
• Some of them are air conditioned.
• An amphitheater is located
outside the park .
• The park consists of both indoor
and outdoor
GREEN PARK
TOWER

22. FLOATING SCHOOL
• Located nearby the residential area
• Have their own transportation to school .
• Convenient .
• E-learning .

23. • Tunnel to transfer the airplane to the ground.
• Everyone has an access card to go anywhere by airplane , even
without buying a ticket.
• The access card can be used to buy anything.
UNDERWATER
AIRPORT
HOSPITAL
• Spherical
• Several hospitals in the city .

24. Accommodation
• Floating home sleeps a family of four
• Powered by the sun
• Solar panel
• Energy conservative accommodation

25. 4. Transport, Energy
Management &
Disaster Relief

27. MAGLEV TRANSPORTATION
• Uses magnetic
levitation to
move
• Can achieve a
highspeed of up
to 450km/h
• Environment

28. URBAN TRANSPORT POD
• Equipped with solar panels.
• Environmentally- friendly.
• Driverless transportation.

29. STIRLING SOLAR- ELECTRIC
AIRSHIP
• Works by the
principle of heat
difference.
• Can be used at night

30. CAR PARK
• Save Space
• No power grid,
construction, or
permits needed

31. ENERGY MANAGEMENT

32. Disaster relief (or emergency management) refers to the
process of responding to a catastrophic situation, providing
humanitarian aid to persons and communities who have
suffered from some form of disaster.
WHAT IS DISASTER RELIEF

33. Earthquake
s Tsunami
Flashflood Hurricane Volcano
Eruption
Example of natural
disaster

34. Expected disasters in Sunny City
Sunny City is a city located on an island in the middle of the sea. The
chances of earthquakes and volcano eruptions are very minimal but
the city is very exposed to Tsunami or huge waves. Even though we
have our security to protect the city, a few disaster preventions and
managements are still required to ensure the safety of the citizens.
Here are the list of the expected disasters in Sunny City ;
• Tsunami
• Gigantic waves
• Hurricane at sea

35. EMERGENCY RESPONSE
VEHICLES (ERVs)
Mobile response vehicles, also known as ERVs, circulate throughout the
city or affected communities to hand out food, relief supplies,
information and comfort to people in need.

36. Shelters are
opened at the
several big halls
in the city to
ensure that the
people have a
safe place to stay
until it is safe to
return. Daily
needs are
provided such as
daily meals and
washrooms.
OVERNIGHT SHELTER
STAYS

37. RELIEF ITEMS
Relief items
help people in
the
immediate
aftermath of
a disaster and
the days and
weeks that
follow. Relief
items are
handed out at
convenient
distribution
centers or

38. Health workers or
volunteers from the
medical field provides first
aid treatment for injuries,
monitor the well-being of
people staying in the
shelter as well as providing
emotional support.
HEALTH AND MENTAL HEALTH

39. 5. Green Building

40. GREEN BUILDING
• a building that has a minimum
impact towards the
environment and human
health

41. WHY?
• balanced ecosystem
• environmentally friendly
• good for human health
• Save energy

42. SOLAR BOARD

43. CAPSULE ROOM & RECYCLE
SYSTEM

44. THANK
YOU
SUNNY CITY ,
Where the sun always shines,
Come to us and you will feel no crime.