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Big data and smart cities
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3. Big data
Background of big data
Introduction to Smart cities
Challenges cities face today
Vision of smarter cities
Sensor technology
4. What is big data
Big Data is a massive volume of structured and unstructured
data so large it's difficult to process using traditional database
or software techniques.
Big data is being generated by everything around us at all
times. Every digital process and social media exchange
produces it.
Big Data and the Internet of Things (IoT) have a significant
role to play in making our lives simpler by inter-connecting
our scattered digital footprints to create an
efficient and cohesive habitable unit for us.
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7. How to make a city smart:
Big Data and the Internet of Things are the fundamentals of
creating a connected city. There’s data everywhere due to the
presence of smart devices.
A city “connecting the physical
infrastructure, the IT infrastructure,
the social infrastructure, and the business infrastructure
to leverage the collective intelligence of the city”
8. Vision of smarter cities
Environmental sustainability and efficiency
Sustainable homes and buildings
Efficient use of resources
Efficient and sustainable transportation
Better urban planning - livable cities
9. Real time information on transport, population and waste
No traffic Congestion
Access to energy-saving resources
Clean and fresh air
Water shortage or power outages
10. The sensors attached to everyday objects, permanent fixtures
or furniture around a city can receive and transmit data, track
the presence of vehicular and people
movement, and this data can be used
to optimize energy, plan deliveries, and
have a regulated movement around the city.