So, welcome to section one
point three and I'm in this section. I'm going to give
you an introduction to the various sectors
of the Smart City. Walling going to be focusing on
for which is Smart Energy, Future mobility
iot and open data. And
how all these sectors are helping cities become more
responsive and obviously more intelligent.
Same time. How these are also creating
new dilemmas for other kinds of security
issues. So
let's get started.
And as I covered in the last section, obviously,
the world is becoming more urbanized.
And there are many, many social economic
and environmental challenges that we need to
be solving collectively from the
citizen or from the government side. And what
I'm going to be talking about in this section, is
that how cities and governments need to respond to
obvious? Clear and
Present dangers like
Out like terrorism congestion aging population,
Refugee crisis. He's flooding
fire pandemics. These are
all kinds of situations that aren't hypothetical.
They're not. I pathetic as academic. They
are real and we can all recognize
these these problems. And we
need to kind of understand. What
are those sectors that can actually
start solving these things, whether it's more energy.
Mobility internet of things or open data
and not only how these Concepts
or segments are solving these
problems. But also what kinds of vulnerabilities they're
creating for our future city.
So, without any further Ado, I'd like to
introduce you to the four core modules
that I'll be discussing in more length and
in the next sections and
here by the introduction to Smart City, sectors.
With may be smart Energy, Smart
Energy is one of the most important
kinds of Concepts, because our
seizure consuming, so much energy, and
the infrastructure is becoming more not
so much mechanical anymore, but more intelligent. And so,
and the way that we produce, the energy collect, the
energy store, the energy distribute, the energy, and
that relies heavily on kinds, of new networks, include
a kind of dynamic and sustainable power.
Source, like smart, grids like batteries,
like smart metering to show
consumptions and behaviors. And, and
to make sure that basically we have and write
all the right energy at the right time.
The next one is the future of Mobility. When
asking politicians and
policymakers. What's the most urgent challenge? Facing
your city today? Almost every
one of them will say congestion and
parking and I was kind of infrastructural kinds
of things. So and in Section 3,
we're going to be talking about future mobility,
and most future Mobility is plays
a crucial role in the Smart City.
Whether we're talking about autonomous vehicles, electric vehicles,
last mile delivery, Joan delivery. There's
a number of things that we're going to be touching upon
that improve the city's kinds of performances
of Distributing people, or Distributing Goods
throughout the city.
And the suction for we're going to be
talking about the internet of things which is kind
of reality that all of our devices are
talking to each other and they're
sharing huge amounts of data about
our environments about ourselves
about our buildings about our purchasing about
our locations. All those kinds
of things and we need to kind of understand what
these Technologies are.
What kinds of data that are collecting and how those
that data is being shared with the
on the Internet or over the with each other?
And then Section 5, we're going to be talking about open data open. Data
is a huge kind of leading Trend right
now to keep cities governable open inclusive
transparent. City's. Most big,
most of the bigger cities will have a open data
strategy. And the other
words, the data that's being collected is
it should be anonymized and
it could be Mobility data
energy data.
Trent Transportation data, all those kinds of Vital Statistics
in it that it can be used for analytics. When
you have an open data strategy. See these become
much more kind of robust in the
way that they can create new opportunities. New
businesses, new solutions to
solve those most critical issues. And
that's all thanks to having a free and open accessible
kind of open data strategy.
In the next video, we're going to be talking about actual cybersecurity
for smart cities.