THE URBAN AND ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING OF SMART CITIES: INNOVATION AS A SOCIAL, ECONOMIC AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF AN URBAN CENTRE
Vincenzo Alfonso Cosimo
Pages: 408-413
Published: 23 Jul 2017
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Abstract: The goal of transforming an urban centre into a smart city leverages on the integration of technological and social components but, above all, on an urban development model born from a vision that aspires at creating smarter, more sustainable and inclusive cities, not only with the introduction of technology, but by generating innovation as well. In order to achieve this, the smart city must adopt an urban life cycle planning and management model capable of constantly allowing the ICT components to interact with those of governance, modelling itself on the locational decisions of major urban functions. In this article, we essentially want to highlight how, for an urban centre, smart cities represent a successful business model with significant economic potential and, additionally, the development strategies necessary to enable cities to become smart.
Keywords: smart city, strategy, development process, strategic urban planning
Cite this article: Vincenzo Alfonso Cosimo. THE URBAN AND ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING OF SMART CITIES: INNOVATION AS A SOCIAL, ECONOMIC AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF AN URBAN CENTRE. Journal of International Scientific Publications: Ecology & Safety 11, 408-413 (2017). https://www.scientific-publications.net/en/article/1001445/
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