A seminar on smart cities

1. Smart Cities
By
Srujani Shrawne
BE, Environmental Engineering
Kolhapur Institute of Technology’s College of Engineering, Kolhapur
Under the Guidance
of
Mrs. Parul Saler

2. Content
 Introduction
 Objective
 Components
 Smart City Features
 Smart Solutions
 Smart Cities
of the World
 Barcelona
 Sri City
 Conclusion
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3.  Progress
 Technology
 Development & Time
 Comparison of City with a living organism
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Introduction

4. Objective
 Core infrastructure
 Decent quality of
life
 Clean and
sustainable
environment
 ‘Smart’ Solutions
 Economic growth
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5. Components
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Smart People
Smart Economy
Smart
Environment
Smart
Governance
Smart Living
Smart Mobility

6. 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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7. 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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8. 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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9. Smart Governance
 Mobile
governance
 Digitization of
government
records
 Speed
 Transparency
 Access
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10. 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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11. Smart Mobility
 Transport
 Apps
 Interconnected Routes
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12. 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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13. Core infrastructure elements
 Water supply,
 Electricity supply,
 Sanitation
 Affordable housing
 Safety & Security
 Health & Education.
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16. 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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17. 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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18. 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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19. 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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20. 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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22. Smart Cities of the World
 Barcelona
 Masdar
 Singapore
 Amsterdam
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23. Barcelona
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24. 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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25. 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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26. 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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27. 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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28. 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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29. 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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30. 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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31. Urban mobility through apps
 TMB Virtual
 Trànsit
 Mapa Tricentenari
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32. Participatory citizens &
transparent government
 Bústia Ciutadana
 IDBCN
 Open Data BCN
 Microsoft Case Study
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33. 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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34. 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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35. 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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36. Conclusion
Smart 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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37. 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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38. Thank you
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