Sustainable Urbanism in Digital Transitions
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Sustainable Urbanism in Digital Transitions
From Low Carbon to Smart Sustainable Cities
Golubchikov, Oleg; Thornbush, Mary J.
Springer Nature Switzerland AG
08/2019
65
Mole
Inglês
9783030259464
15 a 20 dias
People are relying more on digital and information and communication technology (ICT) in their daily lives, while cities are adopting more digital technology to monitor and gather information about people and their environment.
Chapter 1: Introduction - overview and relevant background, including published (cross-disciplinary) research that provides a context and justification for the study. Chapter 2: Efficient buildings - tracking the evolution of the concept from the building scale within initial urban sustainability studies. Chapter 3: Up-scaling to the city - the emergence of the concept from individual buildings to broader coverage in cities through intelligent and smart development. Chapter 4: Becoming smart - examples of piecemeal development as smarter cities and, ultimately, to smart cities. Chapter 5: Smart energy cities - considers most recent developments, including the contemporary approach to efficient, low-carbon cities. Chapter 6: Technical issues - critically reviews problems associated with the technical dimension of smart cities. Chapter 7: Social issues - addresses potentially emerging problems of self-governance in an automated city that is monitored and collects big data; also relays issues of cybersecurity and privacy. Chapter 8: Conclusion - highlights contributions and also considers potential future problems with the current trajectory of smart-city development, including issues stemming from automation and reporting.
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People are relying more on digital and information and communication technology (ICT) in their daily lives, while cities are adopting more digital technology to monitor and gather information about people and their environment.
Chapter 1: Introduction - overview and relevant background, including published (cross-disciplinary) research that provides a context and justification for the study. Chapter 2: Efficient buildings - tracking the evolution of the concept from the building scale within initial urban sustainability studies. Chapter 3: Up-scaling to the city - the emergence of the concept from individual buildings to broader coverage in cities through intelligent and smart development. Chapter 4: Becoming smart - examples of piecemeal development as smarter cities and, ultimately, to smart cities. Chapter 5: Smart energy cities - considers most recent developments, including the contemporary approach to efficient, low-carbon cities. Chapter 6: Technical issues - critically reviews problems associated with the technical dimension of smart cities. Chapter 7: Social issues - addresses potentially emerging problems of self-governance in an automated city that is monitored and collects big data; also relays issues of cybersecurity and privacy. Chapter 8: Conclusion - highlights contributions and also considers potential future problems with the current trajectory of smart-city development, including issues stemming from automation and reporting.
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