Summary:
The book provides an accessible introduction to the concept of smart cities, exploring the role of technology and data in urban planning and management to enhance sustainability, economic development, and quality of life. It covers the foundational elements of smart cities, including infrastructure, governance, and citizen engagement, offering practical insights and case studies for policymakers, urban planners, and interested citizens.
Key points:
1. Smart Cities Defined: Smart cities use sensors to gather data for efficient resource management, improving residents' lives, sustainability, and city responsiveness.
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