Smart City

World Standards Day

14 October 2017
What is Smart City
 What is meant by a ‘smart city’.
 The answer is, there is no universally accepted
definition of a smart city.
 It means different things to different people. The
conceptualization of Smart City, therefore, varies
from city to city and country to country,
depending on the level of development,
willingness to change and reform, resources and
aspirations of the city residents.
 A smart city would have a different connotation
in India than, say, Europe. Even in India, there is
no one way of defining a smart city.
Definition
 Caragliu and Nijkamp 2009:
 "A city can be defined as 'smart' when
investments in human and social capital
and traditional (transport) and modern
(ICT) communication infrastructure fuel
sustainable economic development and a
high quality of life, with a wise
management of natural resources,
through participatory action .
Smart City Components
Components of Smart City
 Smart Buildings
 Lighting Control System
 Fire and Life Safety Control Systems
 building energy efficient design
 reduce energy wastage
Components of Smart City
 Smart Mobility and Transport
 Mass Transit Systems
 Individual Mobility
 Intelligent Transport Systems
Components of Smart City
 Smart Energy/Smart Grid
 Smart meter
 renewable energy sources
 using sensors to manage energy
 automated demand response
 virtual power plants
Components of Smart City
 Smart water infrastructure
 uses digital technology to help save
water
 real-time to better manage water flows
 Smart Waste Management
 Use of Sensors
 The Internet of Things (IoT)
 Smart Healthcare
 Smart Digital Infrastructure
20 Smart Cities
 Bhubaneswar
 Pune
 Jaipur
 Surat
 Kochi
 Ahmedabad
 Jabalpur
 Visakhapatnam
 Solapur
 Davanagere
20 Smart Cities
 Indore
 NDMC
 Coimbatore
 Kakinada
 Belagavi
 Udaipur
 Guwahati
 Chennai
 Ludhiana
 Bhopal
How standards can help
 Building infrastructure
 Smart City ranking
Standards
and smart
city
 ISO 37120
 ISO 37120 - Sustainable development
of communities -- Indicators for city
services and quality of life
 Establishes methodologies for a set of
indicators to steer and measure the
performance of city services and quality of
life
 Applicable to any city, municipality or local
government that undertakes to measure its
performance in a comparable and verifiable
manner, irrespective of size and location.
How ISO 37120 can be used
 Assess service performance and
quality of life
 Prioritize city budget
 Improve operational transpernency
 Benchmark regionally and globally
 Support open data and application
 Leverage private and public funding
for infrastructure investement
ISO 37120 - Theme
 Economy
 Education
 Energy
 Environment
 Finance
 Fire and emergency response
 Governance
 Health
 Recreation
 Safety
 Shelter
 Solid waste
 Telecommunication
 Transportation
 Urban Planning
 Waster water
 Water and sanitation
CED 59 (10000)-
Smart City- Indicators
 Indicators
 Economy
 Education
 Energy
 Environment
 Finance
 Fire and Emergency response
 Governance
 Health
 Recreation
 Safety
 Shelter
 Solid waste
 Telecommunication and innovation
 Transportation
 Urban Planning
 Sewerage and Sanitation
 Water Supply
Objective of Indian Standards
 To assess performance of city
services and quality of life.
 Derived from ISO 37120:2014
Sustainable Development of
Communities
 Indicators
 Core indicators
 Supporting indicators
 Profile Indicators
Scope
 This standard is applicable to any
city, municipality or local body that
undertakes to measure its
performance in a comparable and
verifiable manner, irrespective of size
and location. These indicators can be
adopted for the rural areas also, with
suitable consideration
ISO 37120 - Indicators
ISO 37120 - Indicators
ISO 37120 - Indicators
ISO 37120 - Indicators
Thank You