The Intelligenter Method (I) for making “smarter” city projects and plans

In this paper the authors reveal the first-of-its-kind method for the design of truly smart city projects and the elaboration of smarter urban planning. The Intelligenter Method is based on the innovative idea of collaborations discovery in urban systems. The Intelligenter Method shows that what mak...

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Published in:Cities 2016-06, Vol.55, p.127-138
Main Authors: Marsal-Llacuna, Maria-Lluïsa, Segal, Mark Evan
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Collaboration
Higher education
Higher education teaching method
Master's program in smart cities
Smart sustainability
Teaching methods
Urban intelligence
Urban planning
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Summary:In this paper the authors reveal the first-of-its-kind method for the design of truly smart city projects and the elaboration of smarter urban planning. The Intelligenter Method is based on the innovative idea of collaborations discovery in urban systems. The Intelligenter Method shows that what makes an urban project or a plan smart is not its sophisticated architecture or complex master planning in a technological environment, but rather qualitative and quantitative collaborations that the urban subsystem being planned or projected can establish with related subsystems, to safeguard sustainability while promoting urban development and improving resilience. The authors of this research are now sharing with the research community the Method they developed to teach intelligenter smart urban planning and projecting. This Method is also applicable to intelligenter urban policy making and regulation drafting. This second part of the methodology is published in a separate paper in this Cities issue with the title “The Intelligenter Method (II) for ‘smarter’ urban policy-making and regulation drafting”.
ISSN:0264-2751
1873-6084
DOI:10.1016/j.cities.2016.02.006