Mapping the Realities of Smart Urbanism: A Method to Promote Transdisciplinary Smart City Approaches

The real-time city? Big data and smart urbanism

Smart cities’ is a term that has gained traction in academia, business and government to describe cities that, on the one hand, are increasingly composed of and monitored by pervasive and ubiquitous computing and, on the other, whose economy and governance is being driven by innovation, creativity and entrepreneurship, enacted by smart people. This paper focuses on the former and, drawing on a ...

Internet of Everything – Powering the Smart Campus & the Smart City Geelong’s Transformation to a Smart City

The smart city you love to hate Exploring the role of affect in hybrid urbanism

This contribution wishes to contribute to the present controversies and discussions about smart cities by sketching a framework for the affective smart city.

Implementing a Smart Method to Eliminate Artifacts of Vital Signals

Background: Electroencephalography (EEG) has vital and significant applications in different medical fields and is used for the primary evaluation of neurological disorders. Hence, having easy access to suitable and useful signal is very important. Artifacts are undesirable confusions which are generally originated from inevitable human activities such as heartbeat, blinking of eyes and facial ...

Smart city ontologies: Improving the effectiveness of smart city applications

This paper addresses the problem of low impact of smart city applications observed in the fields of energy and transport, which constitute high-priority domains for the development of smart cities. However, these are not the only fields where the impact of smart cities has been limited. The paper provides an explanation for the low impact of various individual applications of smart cities and d...