Mahmoud AL-HADER () (Limitless, Dubai, United Arab Emirates) Ahmad RODZI () (Faculty of Engineering, University Putra Malaysia, Malaysia)
Abstract
The smart city infrastructure is the introductory step for establishing the overall smart city framework and architecture. Very few smart cities are recently established across the world. Some examples are: Dubai, Malta, Kochi (India), Singapore. The scope of these cities is mainly limited to construct a technology park converting the industrial real estate to state of the art information technology using the evolution in the telecom and IP networks including insignificant asset management automation system. The development background is to create an operational platform that would manage the power consumption and operational resources in order to reduce the overall running operational cost. This paper will debate the smart infrastructure development framework and the surveying positional accuracy of locating the assets as a base of the smart city development architecture integrated with all the facilities and systems related to the smart city framework. The paper will discuss also the main advantages of the proposed architecture including the quantifiable and non quantifiable benefits.
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Volume (Year): 4 (2009) Issue (Month): 2(11) (May) Pages: 87-94 Download reference. The following formats are available: HTML
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