As we build more hooks from the digital into the physical world, we'll have greater programmability, new kinds of experiences and countless, subtle ways to optimize city life.
In cities, these apps will be focused on manipulating infrastructure or influencing behavior to dynamically optimize the city for any number of outcomes; safety, convenience, efficiency – but also discovery, joy, community.
The challenge of scale in optimizing ecological benefits in cities, and the potential for institutional partnering on multi-parcel, private property stewardship efforts to generate both site-scale and landscape-scale ecological outcomes is discussed.
The four keys of the comminicative city are; to develop condusive communication system between citizens, encouraging community participation, technology support (not limited to information and communication technology), and optimizing processes and procedures of city planning itself.
The idea is for the platform to help cities optimize their various modes of transit and provide a way for everything in the city, such as stop lights, signs and even bikes to speak to each other and share information.
Optimize smart city services and operations using the collected data and the smart applications to enhance services and identify infrastructure and environmental improvements needs.
The speed and stability with which our cities optimize for efficiency, sustainability and safety will broadly impact quality of life issues around the world.
In a smart city, like a smart home, we can optimize the way the city runs, based on real-time data.
Results are ranked with a home-made agony index similar to Hipmunk's, optimizing for convenience like direct flights and airports near city centers instead of just price.
But has the status quo been optimizing the resources and creativity of dance companies throughout the city, and even the country?
The methodology, which is based on graph theory, transportation and urban planning, seeks to optimize the use of city resources.
