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Sin City to Smart City, or Atonement by Technology: An Introduction
This chapter aims at proving the reader with an overview of the opportunities, challenges, open questions, and threats, inherent in the broad and somewhat ill-defined phenomenon known as the Smart City. A few key domains are identified and discussed: mobility, health and welfare, security and policing, energy, administration and politics, and education. The core of the chapter is preceded by two sections that propose a historical and cultural angle presenting the Smart City as the technology-redeemed offspring of more troublesome ancestors.
Sin City to Smart City, or Atonement by Technology: An Introduction
This chapter aims at proving the reader with an overview of the opportunities, challenges, open questions, and threats, inherent in the broad and somewhat ill-defined phenomenon known as the Smart City. A few key domains are identified and discussed: mobility, health and welfare, security and policing, energy, administration and politics, and education. The core of the chapter is preceded by two sections that propose a historical and cultural angle presenting the Smart City as the technology-redeemed offspring of more troublesome ancestors.
Sin City to Smart City, or Atonement by Technology: An Introduction
The City proj.
Menozzi, Roberto (editor) / Menozzi, Roberto (author)
Information and Communications Technologies for Smart Cities and Societies ; Chapter: 1 ; 1-9
The City Project ; 5
2023-10-10
9 pages
Article/Chapter (Book)
Electronic Resource
English
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