A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
Complementing Smart City innovation platforms with technical harmonization
This paper explores the use of two divergent approaches towards becoming a Smart City: using a top-down approach and using a bottom-up approach. Main characteristics and shortcomings are identified, and then the concept of a Local Innovation Platform is introduced as a combined, alternative approach. Finally, based on the lessons learned in the ECIM EU project, and based on other Smart Mobility related works and initiatives, the paper proposes which approach a city and authorities could take and what role they could play, and to what extent they should interfere and shape the development of Smart City solutions.
Complementing Smart City innovation platforms with technical harmonization
This paper explores the use of two divergent approaches towards becoming a Smart City: using a top-down approach and using a bottom-up approach. Main characteristics and shortcomings are identified, and then the concept of a Local Innovation Platform is introduced as a combined, alternative approach. Finally, based on the lessons learned in the ECIM EU project, and based on other Smart Mobility related works and initiatives, the paper proposes which approach a city and authorities could take and what role they could play, and to what extent they should interfere and shape the development of Smart City solutions.
Complementing Smart City innovation platforms with technical harmonization
Marinic, Gorazd (author) / Walravens, Nils (author) / Ranaivoson, Heritiana (author)
2016-09-01
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Conference paper
Electronic Resource
English
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