Titlebook: Designing Cognitive Cities; Edy Portmann,Marco E. Tabacchi,Astrid Habenstein Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Action Design R

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Designing Cognitive Citiesthis article introduces the terms “City”, “Smart City” and “Cognitive City”. The second part gives an overview of design theories and approaches such as Action Design Research and Ontological Design (a concept in-the-making), in order to deduce from a theoretical point of view some of the principles

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Possibilities for Linguistic Summaries in Cognitive Citiesto cooperate in decision-making (or voting) and to be informed about various developments in cities, preferably in comprehensible ways. But, summing up from a large amount of data and gamut of data types is not an easy task. Furthermore, many concepts and predicates are expressed by adjectives and a

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Towards Cognitive Cities in the Energy Domainough new learning and cognitive technologies that change citizen behavioural patterns and react to disruptive changes. These technologies will allow the evolution of current cities towards the so called “Cognitive Cities”. This chapter highlights the importance of Semantic Web and semantic ontologie

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A Conceptual Model for Intelligent Urban Governance: Influencing Energy Behaviour in Cognitive Citiebe able to make better decisions that result in increased quality of life for urban residents and the overall sustainability of the city. This chapter explores the influence of governance on sustainability and maps the impact of information and communication technologies (ICTs) on the decision-makin

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A Dynamic Route Planning Prototype for Cognitive Cities the prototype enhances the travel experience (i.e., sightseeing) by allowing additional flexibility to the user. The theoretical background of the paper strengthens the understanding of the introduced concepts (e.g., cognitive cities, fuzzy logic, graph databases) to conceive the presented prototyp