Sustainable Smart Cities: Applying Complexity Science to Achieve Urban Sustainability

Ulysses Sengupta; Christopher Doll; Alexandros Gasparatos; Deljana Iossifova; Panagiotis Angeloudis; Murilo da Silva Baptista; Shidan Cheng; Daniel Graham; Robert Hyde; Roberto  Kraenkel; Jun Luo; Nir Oren

Sustainable Smart Cities: Applying Complexity Science to Achieve Urban Sustainability

Ulysses Sengupta, Christopher Doll, Alexandros Gasparatos, Deljana Iossifova, Panagiotis Angeloudis, Murilo da Silva Baptista, Shidan Cheng, Daniel Graham, Robert Hyde, Roberto Kraenkel, Jun Luo, Nir Oren

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Abstract

Smart city approaches promise technology-based opportunities to build sustainable urban futures. However, it is unclear how current market-led approaches can contribute to achieving relevant Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Applying complexity science helps to develop smart city policies for urban sustainability.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Tokyo
Publisher	United Nations University
Number of pages	4
Volume	12
Publication status	Published - 2017

Publication series

Name	UNU-IAS Policy Brief series

Keywords

Smart Cities
Internet of Things
Big Data

UN SDGs

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Strategic Network: Data and Cities as Complex Adaptive Systems (DACAS)
Iossifova, D. (PI)
14/12/15 → 30/06/17
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可持续智慧城市：针对城市可持续性的复杂性科学方法
Translated title of the contribution: Sustainable Smart Cities: Applying Complexity Science to Achieve Urban SustainabilitySengupta, U., Doll, C., Gasparatos, A., Iossifova, D., Angeloudis, P., da Silva Baptista, M., Cheng, S., Graham, D., Hyde, R., Kraenkel, R., Luo, J. & Oren, N., 2017, Tokyo: United Nations University. (UNU-IAS Policy Brief Series)
Research output: Book/Report › Other report › peer-review

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Sustainable Smart Cities: Applying Complexity Science to Achieve Urban Sustainability

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可持续智慧城市： 针对城市可持续性的复杂性科学方法

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可持续智慧城市：针对城市可持续性的复杂性科学方法