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Sustainable Smart Cities Planning in Conjunction with Environment Governance
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Abstract
In the present age, many issues have been brought to the forefront with the development of cities, hence the concept of sustainable smart cities has been introduced. Based on the methodology of big data analytics and related technologies, this paper gives the planning for sustainable smart cities from several perspectives. Starting from the analysis of urban industries and architecture, this paper analyses the distribution of urban population, presents and analyses the use of renewable energy sources in cities and the use of advanced traffic systems through several successful cases, and introduces the application of internet technology at the end. Many perspectives in this paper start with examples from real cities, thus giving evaluations as well as suggestions for optimisation. The analyses of smart cities throughout the text also deal with environmental governance, aiming to make the topic of sustainable development realisable, so that the economy and environment of the smart cities in the future can be mutually reinforcing.
Keywords
Smart city, Sustainability, Environment governance
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Sun,Y. (2024). Sustainable Smart Cities Planning in Conjunction with Environment Governance. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,112,62-69.
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