IoT (Internet of Things), Cloud computing and the elementary building blocks of smart sustainable cities

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Abstract

As the size of the population is growing and the capacity of the planet Earth is limited, human beings are searching for sustainable and technologyenabled solutions to support society, ecology and economy. One of the solutions has been developing smart sustainable cities. Smart sustainable cities are cities as systems, where their infrastructure, different subsystems and different functional domains are virtually connected to the information and communication technologies (ICT) and internet via sensors and devices and the Internet of Things (IoT), to collect and process real-time Big Data and make efficient, effective and sustainable solutions for a democratic and liveable city for its various stakeholders. This chapter explores the concepts and practices of sustainable smart cities across the globe and explores the use of technologies such as IoT, Blockchain technology and Cloud computing, etc. their challenges and then presents a view on business models for sustainable smart cities.

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Dadwal, S. S. (2023). IoT (Internet of Things), Cloud computing and the elementary building blocks of smart sustainable cities. In Technology and Talent Strategies for Sustainable Smart Cities: Digital Futures (pp. 1–33). Emerald Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-83753-022-920231001

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