Four cities that have reindustrialised
In recent decades, many global cities with a strong industrial past have had to reinvent themselves in order to respond to the decline experienced by many sectors. The solution in many cases has been to find new niches that reinterpret their legacy.
Vienna: A city in the fast lane of the smart mobility revolution
12/09/2022 – GovInsider
What are Top Smart Urban Mobility Trends?
11/09/2022 – Geospatial World
To build sustainable cities, involve those who live in them
10/09/2022 – The Conversation
Urban Planning and Smart Cities
09/09/2022 – Earth.org
Ensuring equitable access to AR/VR in higher education
08/09/2022 – Brookings
One of 5G’s Biggest Features Is a Security Minefield
07/09/2022 – Wired
How technology can help make urban transport work for people
07/09/2022 – Nature
Invasive species: how do they endanger the ecosystems in cities?
Invasive species are living organisms that have gone beyond their own biogeographic area and develop in other habitats where they are not normally found. The risk of this is that it tends to result in the alteration of ecosystems, causing problems in the pre-established natural diversity.
How smart sewers are helping to create healthier and safer cities
Together with the toilet, the urban sewer is often referred to as Man’s best invention, and with good reason. The smart sewer will be the next great health iteration.