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Comparative Study of Smart Cities in Europe and China 2014

Part of the Current Chinese Economic Report Series Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-662-46867-8

ISBN: 978-3-662-46866-1

Publisher: Springer Berlin Heidelberg - Springer Journals

May 14, 2015

1 - 9 of 9 Chapters

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Chapter 1Introduction

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Pages: 1 –4

[At the end of 2011 in Chengdu, in the context of the 3rd ICT Dialogue Meeting between the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) and the European Commission’s Information Society and Media Directorate-General (now DG CNECT), Vice Minister Yang Xueshan and Deputy Director General...
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Chapter 2Smart City Trends and Developments

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Pages: 5 –39

[There is no standard definition of what constitutes a ‘smart city’. A common denominator is that a smart city is first and foremost a city – one that pushes the quality of resource management and service provision to the limit possible at the time. In such an integrated understanding of the...
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Chapter 3EU-China Policy Framework

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Pages: 41 –63

[The EU and China are involved in a number of cooperation projects that have some links to smart city initiatives, for example:]
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Chapter 4Assessment Framework for Pilot Cities

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Pages: 65 –72

[Thirty cities from the EU and China were selected to participate in the study. The criteria for selecting the pilot cities are described below.]
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Chapter 5Synopsis of EU-China Pilot Smart Cities

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Pages: 73 –147

[A synopsis of the completed ‘Smart City Assessment Framework’ is provided below, followed by an assessment of the cities’ level of ‘smart city maturity’ in Chap. 6.]
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Chapter 6Analysis of EU and China Pilot Cities

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Pages: 149 –195

[The information provided by the EU-China pilot smart cities was analysed to provide an assessment of their level of maturity – basic level or ‘more advanced’ level – with respect to the key characteristics of a smart city. Details of the criteria used to assess the level of maturity are provided...
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Chapter 7Emerging Trends and Open Challenges

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Pages: 197 –224

[Analysis of the information provided by the EU and China pilot smart cities reveals a number of emerging trends and open challenges in the following areas:]
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Chapter 8Recommendations

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Pages: 225 –236

[As has been shown in this report, the concept of smart city means very different things to different cities. From the implementation of individual traffic or waste management, solutions to the integration of citywide services through the use of ICT come under the umbrella of ‘smart city’. This...
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Chapter 9Next Steps

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Pages: 237 –238

[As smart city projects present a considerable challenge to the cities and their staff, capacity building is crucial to the success. This is especially in the areas of assessment of technology alternatives, the design and management of public-private partnerships and the utilisation of modern...

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