Study on the Enlightenment from EU Smart City Evaluation System

Dong Mei Ni; Rui Han Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.641-642.624

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Study on the Enlightenment from EU Smart City Evaluation System

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In this paper, EU smart city evaluation system is introduced, and every index and its characteristic is explained particularly. Smart city construction of foundation is created by innovation. They emphasized green, low carbon economy and lifestyle and encouraging public participation, advocate social forces to participating in urban development. From the ranking result, it is known that the EU smart city construction has the following characteristics: The level of EU smart city development is not balanced. Smart move, smart people and the smart life is better overall development. The development of the city itself is not balanced.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 641-642)

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624-628

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Dong Mei Ni, Rui Han Liu

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Evaluation Index, Evaluation System, Ranking, Smart City

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