Evaluating the effects of smart city development with an emphasis on sustainable development components
Subject Areas : Architecture and urbanismmalihe ahmadi 1 , مرتضی عمرانی 2
1 - Department of urban planning, College of technical and engineering
Shahre-e-Qods Branch, Islamic Azad University, tehran,, Iran
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Introduction: Growing world population and major trends towards urbanization, will have catastrophic effects on the environment and urban spaces. This study aimed to save resources, time and energy in cities, is about the concept of "intelligence" in the city and identify effective methods of improving the quality of urban life.
Material and method: According to the study, with approach "descriptive-analytical", to identify "features smart city" as indicators discussed, by calculating a score for each indicator, and evaluate them, the most effective results of intelligent cities are determining.
Results: This study reveals the need and cost of smart cities, is creating the city-wide infrastructure, not only from an economic perspective as well as optimizing their profitability, but also it is desirable to promote the quality of citizens life.
Conclusion: The results of the review of the final table, which is reflected in its, show the "Creating the macro economy" has been the largest numeric quantities and as a result, the effect is maximal for smart cities. Other important factor is the possiblity of " accessibility" for detailed information about creating smart cities.
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