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Leveraging urban computing for sustainable urban development

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"This book aims to provide an in-depth exploration of the technologies and strategies that enable the development of smart cities, focusing on sustainable urban computing solutions. By examining how IoT, AI, Big Data, and Cloud Computing are leveraged to tackle urban challenges like traffic management, energy consumption, waste management, and social equity, the book intends to bridge the gap between theory and practical application"-- Provided by publisher.

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G technologies : transforming opportunities and addressing challenges in smart cities / Aswini J -- Revolutionizing urban planning : the role of AI and predictive analytics in sustainable city development / Siva Subramanian R -- Internal dynamics of sustainable considerations for smart cities / B.C.M. Patnaik, Ipseeta Satpathy, Anish Patnaik, Vishal Jain -- Environmental monitoring for sustainability : technologies, trends, and future directions / Siva Subramanian R -- Big data analytics in smart cities traffic light / Rushikumar Ghetiya, Mihir Sutariya, Yash Dudharejiya, Damodharan Palaniappan, Premavathi T., Rituraj Jain, Kumar Parmar -- Smart water management systems for sustainable urban and agricultural applications / Sekar Ganesan -- Empowering smart cities : a comprehensive survey on the role of IoT in urban infrastructure / Anto Gracious L. A.

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