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Table 2 A typology of data-driven smart sustainable city dimensions and functions

From: The anatomy of the data-driven smart sustainable city: instrumentation, datafication, computerization and related applications

Smart sustainable built environment

Smart sustainable citizens

Smart sustainable governance

Data-driven compactness

Data-driven density

Data-driven mixed-land use

Data-driven diversity

Data-driven sustainable transportation

Data-driven ecological design

Data-driven integration of design concepts and typologies at different spatial scales

Cultural enhancement

Lifelong learning

Creativity

Social plurality/cultural diversity

Sustainable lifestyles

Tolerance and open-mindedness

Active involvement in public life

Innovative and meaningful use of technology

Personal knowledge sharing

Motivation for participation

New forms of e-government

New modes of operational governance

Coordination of governmental agencies towards collaboration, integration, and optimization

Evidence-based approach to decision-making, system control, and policy formation

Improved models and simulations for future development

Democratic processes

Public and social services

Equity and fairness

Transparent, participatory, and accountable government

Smart sustainable mobility

Smart sustainable environment

Smart sustainable living

Spatial and non-spatial accessibility

Virtual mobility

Balanced mobility and accessibility

Car and bicycle sharing

Innovative, intelligent, and safe transport systems

Walking and cycling

Proximity of services and facilities

Diversity of commuting modes

Efficient, interoperable multi- modal public transport

Green and resilient infrastructure

Attractive urban places and images

Open urban landscapes

Air quality and environment protection

Ecological diversity of urban places

Sustainable and intelligent resource management

Social cohesion and inclusion

Cultural facilities

Education facilities

Public safety and civic security

Housing quality

Public utility (water, electricity, gas, etc.)

Health conditions

Job opportunities

Efficient and tailored services

Participation and empowerment

Well-informed citizenry and fostered creativity

Smart sustainable planning

Smart sustainable economy

Smart sustainable energy

Data-driven local and regional planning

Data-driven environmental planning

Data-driven transportation planning

Data-driven land use planning

Data-driven economic forecasting

Data-driven policy recommendations

Data-driven strategic thinking and development

Data-driven research and analysis

Data-driven administration

Green entrepreneurship

Integration of environmental concerns into economic decision-making

Data-driven business processes

Optimum balance of technological and human resources in labor market

Efficient utilization of resources

Green investments

Green ICT for economic innovation

Sustainable productivity

New forms of economic development (e.g. sharing and open data economy)

Integrated renewable solutions

Clean/green technology

Data-driven grid management

Context-aware operation of buildings

Dematerialization and demobilization

Context-aware operation of appliances

Data-driven transport systems

Data-driven urban efficiency

Context-aware power supply and distribution