Advancing urbanization and the associated challenges, including infrastructure, mobility and energy, require a new, networked approach.
On the one hand we have resource-conservation and environmentally compatible action, and on the other hand situation-specific and appropriate decision-making, both require extensive data from many previously isolated systems.
A rethinking of consumption, resources and the environment is more important than ever. However, this requires a lot of data. This data must be collected, processed, visualized and further used to address the following issues, among others:
On the one hand we have resource-conservation and environmentally compatible action, and on the other hand situation-specific and appropriate decision-making, both require extensive data from many previously isolated systems.
A rethinking of consumption, resources and the environment is more important than ever. However, this requires a lot of data. This data must be collected, processed, visualized and further used to address the following issues, among others:
Digital change and adaptation process to a socially acceptable, fair, energy- and resource-efficient smart city, district, community and region
To this end, information and communication technologies are used to link municipal infrastructures, such as energy, buildings, transport, water and wastewater on the basis of integrated development concepts.
Source: Smart City Charta - bmi.bund.de
The benefit of data, as well as its possible uses, depend largely on its degree of refinement. While raw data is merely a disorganized mass of data from which no direct conclusions can be drawn, structured data as information already lays the foundation for data analysis, from which concrete knowledge for new innovative services, as an added value for citizens, ultimately emerges.
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