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Smart Cities
BySrujani Shrawne
BE, Environmental EngineeringKolhapur Institute of Technology’s College of Engineering, Kolhapur
Under the Guidance of
Mrs. Parul Saler
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Content Introduction Objective Components Smart City Features Smart Solutions Smart Cities of the World Barcelona Sri City Conclusion
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Progress Technology Development & Time Comparison of City with a living
organism
Introduction
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Objective Core
infrastructure Decent quality of
life Clean and
sustainable environment
‘Smart’ Solutions Economic growth
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ComponentsSmart PeopleSmart EconomySmart EnvironmentSmart GovernanceSmart LivingSmart Mobility
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Smart People Smart phones and smart
gadgets 24-hour access to the high
speed data Financial resources Small working districts for
national and international entrepreneurs
Generation of innovations, knowledge and wealth.
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Smart Economy Attractive and competitive Stimulation of innovation Entrepreneurship Productivity Activation of private capital combined with
public investment Trends:
New revenue models Collaboration models Sharing economy
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Smart Environment Reduce energy use Environmental impact Carbon footprint Entail competitive
industries Planned financial
resources New concepts On-the-market and near-to-market solutions
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Smart Governance Mobile
governance Digitization of
government records
Speed Transparency Access
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Smart Living Eco office Health care Safe & waste free shopping Mobile- app Augmentation of bus fleet via
public participation- cityflo Cubicles
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Smart Mobility Transport Apps Interconnected Routes
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Smart City Features Mixed land use in area-based
developments Housing and inclusiveness Walk able localities Open spaces Variety of transport options Governance citizen-friendly
and cost effective Identity to the city Smart Solutions
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Core infrastructure elements Water supply, Electricity supply, Sanitation Affordable housing Safety & Security Health & Education.
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Strategy The strategic components of
area-based development in the Smart Cities Mission are– city improvement
(retrofitting), – city renewal
(redevelopment) and – city extension (Greenfield
development) – Pan-city
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Retrofitting Existing built-up area Area: more than 500 acres Depending on the existing level,
strategy to become smart Intensive infrastructure service
levels Smart applications Shorter time frame Replication in another part of
the city
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Redevelopment Effect replacement of the existing built-up Co-creation of a new layout Enhanced infrastructure Mixed land use Increased density Area: more than 50 acres Examples
Saifee Burhani Upliftment Project, Mumbai (Bhendi Bazaar Project)
East Kidwai Nagar, New Delhi
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Greenfield Development Previously vacant area Area: more than 250 acres Innovative planning, Financing Implementation tools Affordable housing Needs of the expanding
population Example
GIFT City, Gujarat
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Pan City Development Selected Smart Solutions
to the existing city Use of technology Information Data to make
infrastructure Productivity Quality of life
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Smart Cities of the World Barcelona Masdar Singapore Amsterdam
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Barcelona
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Stellar bus transit system. Transports Metropolitan de Barcelona (TMB) New orthogonal bus Faster, Easier Frequent One transfer between any two points- 95% Urban sustainable mobility, reducing
emissions with hybrid buses Cleanest surface public transport fleets in
Europe Smart bus shelters using solar panels and
screens Three interactive bus shelters-touchscreen
and USB ports.
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Bicycle sharing system Bicing 6,000 bicycles Sustainable and economical Travel short distances Annual fee, get a Bicing card, scan it
at any of the 400 stations, check out a bike, then check it back in at the station closest to your destination.
Located by other public transport stops or public parking
Bicing app
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Smart parking spaces. Light and metal detectors, Sensors detection for parking spot Street sensors help motorists find parking, Provide data about parking patterns, helping
officials improve management of urban mobility.
real-time information on their smartphone to best locate a free parking space using ApparkB
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Pneumatic waste management Many 'barris' don’t have to see (and
smell) overflowing and oversized trash bins
Drop-off containers-subterranean vacuum network
This decreases noise pollution made by trash trucks (at 11:15pm in our 'barri)
Through radio frequency and WiFi, Detecting the trash level. Optimal route and times to collect it.
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Installation of smart lighting.
LED technology reduce cost and pollution. optimize energy and use a
smart function: activates when detecting motion,
gathers environmental information,
humidity, temperature, pollution, and noise
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Renewable energy systems Barcelona Energy and the
Barcelona City Council Solar water heaters in 2006. In 2000, the Barcelona Solar
Thermal Ordinance 78 buildings and is expected to
expand, the Districlima Steam from the incineration of
urban. Sea-facing structure by the
Forum in Barcelona
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Mobile World Capital In 2011, Barcelona beat out 29 other
cities as the Mobile World Capital from 2012 until 2018
Conference and exhibition facilities, tourism and transportation infrastructure,
Mobile World Congress
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Urban mobility through apps
TMB Virtual Trànsit Mapa Tricentenari
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Participatory citizens & transparent government Bústia Ciutadana IDBCN Open Data BCN Microsoft Case Study
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Barcelona’s Innovation District
Districte de la innovació 22@ is a regeneration project Barcelona Urban Lab sustainability — the five clusters are all
united by green infrastructure
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Sri City SEZ Managing precious resources Centre for Smart Cities’ at IIIT Chittoor
Security and Smart Access. Smart Electric Meters and Smart Grid Smart Water Meters Public Transport Monitoring and Vehicle Safety Smart Money
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Challenges Understanding the concepts of
retrofitting, redevelopment and greenfield development
Major investments in time and resources
The Smart Cities Mission requires smart people
Current Economic & Socio-Cultural Scenario
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ConclusionSmart Cities are the need of the century where everyone’s interested in super fast progress and at the same time there is a requirement that the progress becomes sustainable. Thus smart city is the ideal way in which a country progresses.
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Reference www.forbes.com www.iiits.ac.in www.tribuneindia.com www.smartcities.gov.in www.amsterdamsmartcity.com www.eu-smartcities.eu www.vilaweb.cat
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Thank you