Smart Cities

2. / the citizen as a customer expects this to be of good quality
4. / creating a conducive environment for new businesses and smart solutions to be nurtured
6. / the ‘other cities are doing it’ argument
7. / a device which detects or measures a physical property and records, indicates, or otherwise responds to it.
10. / the technically skilled elite in charge of running the country
12. / this aspect of data makes it difficult to be processed by traditional database systems
13. / obtaining input by enlisting the services of a large number of people
15. / the guide to achieve the goals of a smart city
16. / physical objects turned into smart objects through sensors and wireless connectivity
17. living / Making citizens’ lives easier and more comfortable
20. / the ‘fuel’ of a smart city
23. / working together with multiple stakeholders
24. / the ability to recover quickly from attacks or crisis
25. / algorithm that facilitates the secure and authentic registering of transactions

1. / what a smart city wants to be
2. / the new economy, as exemplified by Uber and Airbnb
3. / testing and developing smart solutions in a city
5. / Using game design concepts to encourage users to modify their behavior
7. / the largest smart city project in South Korea
8. / this may be a concern when citizens’ personal data are collected
9. / one of the six dimensions of a smart city
11. / the assemblage of people and things that feed data for decision making
14. / this group’s needs are at the heart of smart city design
18. / metaphorical understanding of the optimization of cities
19. / Michel Foucault views this as a symbol of the disciplinary society of surveillance
21. / the art of skilful persuasion
22. / top ranked country in Juniper Networks’ Smart City Index 2017