Smart City Gnosys

Smart city article details

Title Smart Streets As A Cyber-Physical Social Platform: A Conceptual Framework
ID_Doc 51467
Authors Lynn T.; Wood C.
Year 2023
Published Sensors, 23, 3
DOI http://dx.doi.org/10.3390/s23031399
Abstract Streets perform a number of important functions and have a wide range of activities performed in them. There is a small but growing focus on streets as a more generalisable, atomised, and therefore more manageable unit of development and analysis than cities. Despite the public realm being one of the largest physical spaces on streets, the impact and potential of digitalisation projects on this realm is rarely considered. In this article, the smartness of a street is derived from the cyber-physical social infrastructure in the public realm, including data obtained from sensors, the interconnection between different services, technologies and social actors, intelligence derived from analysis of the data, and optimisation of operations within a street. This article conceptualises smart streets as basic units of urban space that leverage cyber-physical social infrastructure to provide and enable enhanced services to and between stakeholders, and through stakeholders’ use of the street, generate data to optimise its services, capabilities, and value to stakeholders. A proposed conceptual framework is used to identify and explore how streets can be augmented and create value through cyber-physical social infrastructure and digital enhancements. We conclude with a discussion of future avenues of research. © 2023 by the authors.
Author Keywords cyber-physical social systems; cyber-physical systems; platformisation; sensors; smart cities; smart streets; streets


Similar Articles


Id Similarity Authors Title Published
1204 View0.892Malik K.; Upreti K.; Singh O.; Tiwari P.; Rathi S.; Ara M.A Cyber-Physical Systems And The Smart City Vision: A Comprehensive GuideLeveraging IoT and Machine Learning for Smart Urban Planning (2025)
43406 View0.88Komninos N.; Tsampoulatidis I.; Kakderi C.; Nikolopoulos S.; Kompatsiaris I.Projects For Smart Cities: Ecosystems, Connected Intelligence And Innovation For The Radical Transformation Of CitiesSmart Innovation, Systems and Technologies, 294 (2022)
20333 View0.878Nochta T.; Lemanski C.; Wan L.; Parlikad A.K.; Schooling J.M.; Jin Y.Digitalisation For Smarter Cities: Moving From A Static To A Dynamic ViewProceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers: Smart Infrastructure and Construction, 171, 4 (2019)
57942 View0.878Tsai, HR; Shoukry, Y; Lee, MK; Raman, VTowards A Socially Responsible Smart City: Dynamic Resource Allocation For Smarter Community ServiceBUILDSYS'17: PROCEEDINGS OF THE 4TH ACM INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SYSTEMS FOR ENERGY-EFFICIENT BUILT ENVIRONMENTS (2017)
59493 View0.877Ahlers, D; Driscoll, P; Löfström, E; Krogstie, J; Wyckmans, AUnderstanding Smart Cities As Social MachinesPROCEEDINGS OF THE 25TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON WORLD WIDE WEB (WWW'16 COMPANION) (2016)
49493 View0.876Golubchikov O.; Thornbush M.J.Smart Cities As Hybrid Spaces Of Governance: Beyond The Hard/Soft Dichotomy In Cyber-UrbanizationSustainability (Switzerland), 14, 16 (2022)
49915 View0.875Dustdar S.; Nastic S.; Šcekic O.Smart Cities: The Internet Of Things, People And SystemsSmart Cities: The Internet of Things, People and Systems (2017)
995 View0.875Bastos D.; Costa N.; Rocha N.P.; Fernández-Caballero A.; Pereira A.A Comprehensive Survey On The Societal Aspects Of Smart CitiesApplied Sciences (Switzerland), 14, 17 (2024)
61208 View0.872McKenna H.P.Visibilities And Invisibilities In Smart Cities: Emerging Research And OpportunitiesVisibilities and Invisibilities in Smart Cities: Emerging Research and Opportunities (2021)
57287 View0.872Willis K.Third Places: The Social Infrastructure Of The Smart CityAdvances in 21st Century Human Settlements (2023)