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Smart Cities in the Mediterranean

Part of the Progress in IS Book Series

Editors: Stratigea, Anastasia; Kyriakides, Elias; Nicolaides, Chrysses

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-54558-5

ISBN: 978-3-319-54557-8

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Apr 27, 2017

1 - 10 of 18 Chapters

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Small and Medium-Sized Cities and Insular Communities in the Mediterranean: Coping with Sustainability Challenges in the Smart City Context

Stratigea, Anastasia; Leka, Akrivi; Nicolaides, Chrysses

Pages: 3 –29

[As an introductory chapter, the present paper aims to set the geographical ground of this book by shedding light on a very special region of the world, the Mediterranean region. The scope of the chapter is, firstly, to illuminate the specific attributes of this region, which render it one of the...
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Spatial Data Management and Visualization Tools and Technologies for Enhancing Participatory e-Planning in Smart Cities

Panagiotopoulou, Maria; Stratigea, Anastasia

Pages: 31 –57

[In recent years the concept of “smart cities” has emerged as a new promising paradigm for urban management, capable of attaining sustainability objectives. The issue of citizens and stakeholders’ participation, whose contribution to the collection of empirical knowledge, identification and...
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Baakline: Towards a Smart City—Leading Change into Chouf Souayjani Region

Ghosseini, Nouha

Pages: 59 –84

[In the concept of a smart city, citizens are turned from passive consumers into active and concerned citizens, producers of ideas, content, applications, activities; and choosers of their society. This concept enhances innovation and creativity, seeking social relevance of new/unfamiliar ideas,...
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Smartening-Up Communities in Less-Privileged Urban Areas—The DemoCU Participatory Cultural Planning Experience in Korydallos—Greece Municipality

Stratigea, Anastasia; Somarakis, Giorgos; Panagiotopoulou, Maria

Pages: 85 –111

[Coping with contemporary urban challenges and smart city developments actually implies a conscious effort to engage a range of actors of local ecosystems and transform ways of implementing things in a significant, fundamental and structural rather than incremental manner, which results in more...
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Using Traditional and New Digital Technology Tools to Promote Sustainable Mobility: Current Trends in the Evolving Transformation of the Smart City

Bakogiannis, Efthimios; Siti, Maria; Kyriakidis, Charalampos; Vassi, Avgi

Pages: 113 –133

[Sustainable mobility is one of the most emerging challenges in the contemporary car-oriented city, where congestion and lawlessness grow, while funds continue to decline. Greece, so far, remains far behind the European and international innovative channels for transportation and mobility...
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Turning Messina into a Smart City: The #SmartME Experience

Bruneo, Dario; Distefano, Salvatore; Longo, Francesco; Merlino, Giovanni; Puliafito, Antonio

Pages: 135 –152

[The Cloud computing paradigm applied to Internet of Things (IoT) has recently found an interesting and innovative application area in the Smart City context. #SmartME is a crowdfunding project that aims at exploring such a possible synergy with the intent of morphing Messina into a Smart City....
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The Smart City as Shared Design Space

Koplin, Martin; Siegert, Stephan; Neuvonen, Aura; Salo, Kari; Kerney, Kevin; Skelton, Carl; Culén, Alma; Nadelkovski, Igor

Pages: 153 –174

[Beyond the conceptual frameworks of open data and smart cities there is an emergent complex of digital environments to virtualize public sub-realms: neighborhood-level agoras or places of assembly with shared information, ideas and design. These environments can be used to simplify civic...
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Express Yourself/City—Smart Participation Culture Technologies

Jadid, Adnane; Koplin, Martin; Siegert, Stephan; Hering-Bertram, Martin; Paelke, Volker; Teschke, Thorsten; Eirund, Helmut

Pages: 175 –194

[This paper highlights the motivation for new participatory tools and methods in urban planning; and proposes optical tracking as a solution to improve Augmented Reality (AR) features in participatory urban planning software. Actual software and tools for smart-city-planning target only on the...
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Smart and Sustainable: Lessons from Fogo Island

Wilson, Mark I.

Pages: 195 –203

[Globalization and centralization of economic activity are increasingly challenging the viability of many communities distant from the world’s economic centers. One category of places that encounters economic challenges is islands, because they face higher costs and have long served on the...
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Adaptive Planning for Reducing Negative Impacts of Climate Change in Case of Hungarian Cities

Buzási, Attila; Csete, Mária Szalmáné

Pages: 205 –223

[As weather forecasts for Hungary show rising temperature and less precipitation in some months of a year in the near future, application of smart solutions regarding urban development and planning is a key for tackling the emerging challenges. According to studies related to future weather...

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