| Title | Cartographic Approaches For Visualization Of Smart Cities |
|---|---|
| ID_Doc | 39035 |
| Authors | Atalay, H; Basturk, E; Ulugtekin, NN |
| Title | Cartographic Approaches For Visualization Of Smart Cities |
| Year | 2020 |
| Published | |
| Abstract | Developing Internet of Things (IoT) technology has revealed the concept of smart city. IoT is a data network that objects communicate with each other through certain protocols without human intervention. Smart city is defined as a city that uses internet and communication technologies to make critical infrastructure components and services more conscious, interactive and efficient. Smart Cities Wheel, proposed by Cohen in 2012, is the method submitted by European Union. According to Cohen's methodology, the smart city model consists of six main characteristics. These characteristics are "smart economy, smart people, smart living, smart mobility, smart environment and smart governance". It is aimed to transform the collected spatial and related data into real-time intelligent information by revealing the concept of big data. The next step is to integrate these data into 3D Geographic Information Systems. These data must be modelled and visualized in 3D geovirtual environments. In this study and future studies, problems related to visualization have been identified as "determining supplies and demands of a smart city", "geospatial big data generalization" and "smart city visualization from a cartographic point of view". These main problems encountered on the way to building a smart city will be examined. |
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