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These studies suggest that smart cities integrate technology, infrastructure, and human resources to improve urban life, economy, and governance, but require comprehensive governance frameworks and data-centric approaches for successful implementation.
The concept of "smart cities" has gained significant attention in recent years, representing a vision of urban development that leverages advanced information and communication technologies (ICT) to enhance the quality of life, economic competitiveness, and sustainability of urban environments. This synthesis explores the various dimensions, definitions, and implementations of smart cities as discussed in multiple research papers.
Definition and Dimensions of Smart Cities:
Technological Foundations:
Governance and Citizen Involvement:
Economic and Social Impact:
Challenges and Criticisms:
Smart cities represent a multifaceted approach to urban development, integrating ICT to enhance various aspects of city life. Key elements include robust technological infrastructure, effective governance, and active citizen participation. While the potential benefits are significant, challenges such as the need for clear definitions and inclusive practices must be addressed to realize the full potential of smart cities.
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