Titlebook: Smart Sustainable Cities of the Future; The Untapped Potenti Simon Elias Bibri Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Spri

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Conceptual, Theoretical, Disciplinary, and Discursive Foundations: A Multidimensional Framework,he approach to this scholarly endeavor is of an applied theoretical kind, and its aim is to investigate and analyze how to assess, advance, and sustain the contribution of sustainable urban forms to the goals of sustainable development with support of ICT of pervasive computing under what is labeled

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Unprecedented Innovations in Sustainable Urban Planning: Novel Analytical Solutions and Data-Drivenwith respect to their humongous size and wide variety but pay particular attention to urban data, i.e., data invariably tagged with spatial and temporal labels; largely streamed from diverse sensory sources and stored in databases; generated routinely, automatically, and sporadically; and merged and

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Systems Thinking and Complexity Science and the Relevance of Big Data Analytics, Intelligence Functortantly, smart sustainable cities require advanced thinking approaches to be well understood and illuminated so as to enable more effective actions necessary for enhancing their functioning and adaptation in ways that guide their development toward sustainability. The aim of this chapter is twofold

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,Sustainable Urban Forms: Time to Smarten up with Big Data Analytics and Context–Aware Computing forired a generation of scholars and practitioners in different disciplines into a quest for the immense opportunities created by the development of sustainable urban forms for human settlements, there are still significant challenges that need to be addressed and overcome. The issue of such forms has

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Managing Urban Complexity: Project and Risk Management and Polycentric and Participatory Governancend challenges that need to be managed and overcome, respectively, in the process of making decisions as part of the development of smart sustainable cities of the future. However, topical studies on project management, governance, and risk management approach these topics from a general perspective

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Transitioning from Smart Cities to Smarter Cities: The Future Potential of ICT of Pervasive Computiorporation of the fundamental goal of environmentally sustainable development. They moreover pose many risks to environmental sustainability due to the ubiquity of computing and the massive use of ICT throughout all urban domains. Also, relatively little or no attention has been given to smarter cit

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Approaches to Futures Studies: A Scholarly and Planning Approach to Strategic Smart Sustainable Citresearch, technological innovations, institutional practices, and policy design and planning in relevance to urban sustainability. It also requires a long-term vision, a transdisciplinary approach, and a system-oriented perspective on addressing environmental, economic, and social issues. These requ