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3. Critical Events and Critical Infrastructures: A System Dynamics Approach

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Armenia, Stefano, Tsaples, Georgios, Carlini, Camillo, van der Aalst, Wil M. P., Series Editor, Mylopoulos, John, Series Editor, Rosemann, Michael, Series Editor, Shaw, Michael J., Series Editor, Szyperski, Clemens, Series Editor, Dargam, Fatima, editor, Delias, Pavlos, editor, Linden, Isabelle, editor, and Mareschal, Bertrand, editor

Published
2018
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8. A project about Game Based Learning on Urban Sustainability

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Jason, Papathanasiou, Armenia, Stefano, Federico, Barnabe, Carlini, Camillo, Natalia, Ciobanu, Panagiota, Digkoglou, Myrovali, Glykeria, Lukasz, Jarzabek, Maria Natalia Konstantinidou, Michalina, Kulakowska, Alessandro, Lanzuisi, Maria, Morfoulaki, Camelia, Onofrei, Pompei, Alessandro, Tsaples, Georgios, and Loukas, Tsironis

Subjects
board game, urban sustainability, edutainment, decision making
Published
2019

9. GAME BASED LEARNING ON URBAN SUSTAINABILITY: THE "SUSTAIN" PROJECT

Author

Papathanasiou, Jason, primary, Armenia, Stefano, additional, Barnabè, Federico, additional, Carlini, Camillo, additional, Ciobanu, Natalia, additional, Digkoglou, Panagiota, additional, Jarzabek, Lukasz, additional, Kulakowska, Michalina, additional, Lanzuisi, Alessandro, additional, Morfoulaki, Maria, additional, Myrovali, Glykeria, additional, Onofrei, Camelia, additional, Pompei, Alessandro, additional, Scolozzi, Rocco, additional, and Tsaples, George, additional

Published
2019
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10. The role of small cell technology in future Smart City applications

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Cimmino, Antonio, Pecorella, Tommaso, Fantacci, Romano, Granelli, Fabrizio, Rahman, Talha Faizur, Sacchi, Claudio, Carlini, Camillo, Harsh, Piyush, Cimmino, Antonio, Pecorella, Tommaso, Fantacci, Romano, Granelli, Fabrizio, Rahman, Talha Faizur, Sacchi, Claudio, Carlini, Camillo, and Harsh, Piyush

Abstract

Meeting citizens’ requirements economically and efficiently is the most important objective of Smart Cities. As a matter of fact, they are considered a key concept both for future Internet and information and communications technology. It is expected that a wide range of services will be made available for residential users (e.g. intelligent transportation systems, e‐government, e‐banking, e‐commerce and smart management of energy demand), public administration entities, public safety and civil protection agencies and so on with increased quality, lower costs and reduced environmental impact. In order to achieve these ambitious objectives, new technologies should be developed such as non‐invasive sensing, highly parallel processing, smart grids and mobile broadband communications. This paper considers the communication aspects of Smart City applications, specifically, the role of the latest developments of Long‐Term Evolution‐Advanced standard, which forecast the increase of broadband coverage by means of small cells. We shall demonstrate that the novel concept of small cell fully meets the emerging communication and networking requirements of future Smart Cities. To this aim, a feasible network architecture for future Smart Cities, based on small cells, will be discussed in the framework of a future smarter and user‐centric perspective of forthcoming 4G mobile technologies.

Published
2018

23. Application driven SON

Author

Pecorella, Tommaso, primary, Viti, Roberto, additional, Rigazzi, Giovanni, additional, and Carlini, Camillo, additional

Published
2014
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27. The role of small cell technology in future Smart City applications.

Author

Cimmino, Antonio, Pecorella, Tommaso, Fantacci, Romano, Granelli, Fabrizio, Rahman, Talha Faizur, Sacchi, Claudio, Carlini, Camillo, and Harsh, Piyush

Subjects
INFORMATION & communication technologies, SUSTAINABLE development, BROADBAND communication systems, LONG-Term Evolution (Telecommunications)
Abstract

ABSTRACT Meeting citizens' requirements economically and efficiently is the most important objective of Smart Cities. As a matter of fact, they are considered a key concept both for future Internet and information and communications technology. It is expected that a wide range of services will be made available for residential users (e.g. intelligent transportation systems, e-government, e-banking, e-commerce and smart management of energy demand), public administration entities, public safety and civil protection agencies and so on with increased quality, lower costs and reduced environmental impact. In order to achieve these ambitious objectives, new technologies should be developed such as non-invasive sensing, highly parallel processing, smart grids and mobile broadband communications. This paper considers the communication aspects of Smart City applications, specifically, the role of the latest developments of Long-Term Evolution-Advanced standard, which forecast the increase of broadband coverage by means of small cells. We shall demonstrate that the novel concept of small cell fully meets the emerging communication and networking requirements of future Smart Cities. To this aim, a feasible network architecture for future Smart Cities, based on small cells, will be discussed in the framework of a future smarter and user-centric perspective of forthcoming 4G mobile technologies. Copyright © 2013 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2014
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