From: Biophilic smart cities: the role of nature and technology in enhancing urban resilience
Smart city indicators | R01-Resources and materials’ availability, quality, and accessibility | Sources | ||
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Smart economy | S01 | Research and development expenditure | Applying different innovations and digital interventions in R&D provides good resources management and documentation using different strategies. | |
S05 | Number of start-ups | Increasing start-ups in communities guarantee resources, products, and different services. | ||
Smart people | S10 | Internet service quality and coverage of broad bands | Enhancing internet connections guarantees connectivity and simultaneous access to different resources, in addition to communication requirements. | |
S13 | Free Wi-Fi coverage in public spaces | |||
S15 | Strong leadership promoting innovation and smart solutions | Ensuring strong leadership and actions in case of emergencies guarantees prompt decision-making process and good resources management, with the assistance of ICT solutions. | ||
Smart governance | S18 | E-governance and online civic engagement in decision making | Facilitating online public reporting and online citizen participation in the decision-making process. This benefits decisions related to resources allocation and management regarding production and consumption. | |
S20 | Sustainable and natural resources management | Reducing resources consumptions and managing their distribution through purposive economic shifts that promote human capacities. | ||
Smart environment | S21 | ICT enabled environment monitoring infrastructure and activities | Managing different resources and using ICT to guarantee availability, accessibility, and productivity. | |
S22 | Environmental ecosystem protection | Improving the accessibility of environmental information and enhancing environmental conservation. By empowering citizens’ participation in decision-making regarding environmental issues. | ||
S23 | Energy-efficient management and usage using ICT | Providing a quantitative basis for controlling resource consumption and reduction besides promoting the efficient use of different resources. Also, ICT could be promoting guidance in water quality management systems which contributes to risk mitigation. | ||
S24 | Quality monitoring of water | |||
S25 | Efficient generation, distribution, and usage of water | |||
S26 | Smart solid waste collection, disposal, and treatment | Creating systems for smart waste disposals and adoption of treatment and recycling technologies that provide different resources like biogas and landfill gas. | [81] | |
Smart living | S29 | Smart accessibility to utilities and services | Providing quick and smart access to different utilities and services promotes resources management and monitoring which control the supply and demand issues. | |
Smart mobility | S47 | ICT usage in management systems | Managing mobility using smart interventions mitigates climate change and reduces urban noise levels which creates more efficient and healthier environments. | |
Smart data | S53 | Open data platforms | Improving data accessibility, transparency, and accountability which facilitates different participations and practices in resource’ management. | [47] |
S54 | Data availability in open format |