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Smart City Biharsharif

Smart City Biharsharif
Start Date :
Oct 20, 2015
Last Date :
Dec 02, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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The main objective of the smart city proposal is to promote and transform the existing cities with core infrastructure and Tourism Gateway development to give decent quality of ...

The main objective of the smart city proposal is to promote and transform the existing cities with core infrastructure and Tourism Gateway development to give decent quality of life to its citizens in a clean and sustainable environment by application of 'smart' solutions.

Unlike a conventional scheme for development, this Smart city proposal is organized as a national wide competition among 100 cities by the Government of India. In the first level, 20 cities shall be shortlisted and taken up for further development in to smart cities. The remaining cities shall again compete to get selected in the next level.

Your words will bring a change. Join hands in rejuvenating Biharsharif city and help Biharsharif Corporation to recognize and address the difficulties in your city and surroundings by sharing your views on “Smart Biharsharif”.

Write on this page your suggestions and recommendations which will bring the change in your city.

The last date to submit your suggestions/ comments is 1st December, 2015.

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alwin_1
alwin_1 10 years 9 months ago
In short, achieving environmental sustainability requires that planning for climate resilience become an integral part of infrastructure planning.
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alwin_1 10 years 9 months ago
These impacts of greener cities and improved environments can increase social equity and the quality of life. Transitioning to a green economy has sound economic and social justifications.
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ashok_192
ashok_192 10 years 9 months ago
Should correlate multiple data sources to predict crime like the way we predict weather. Or predict which expensive transformers are about to fail on the power grid and which will still be good for years to come.
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alwin_1 10 years 9 months ago
Compact and densely populated cities with mixed land use will be the basis for a more resource-efficient settlement pattern with high levels of economic output.
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ashok_192 10 years 9 months ago
Buildings that use smart devices to monitor conditions like energy use, water use, air quality and heat can capture data that building managers can use to make better decisions about managing resources.
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alwin_1 10 years 9 months ago
More efficient use of energy leads to lower levels of energy demand and hence carbon emissions. The spatial structure of cities can facilitate the use of green grid-based energy systems, such as combined heat and power generation, micro-generation of electricity through solar or wind generation technologies, as well as rainwater harvesting and efficient waste management. Thus, higher-density cities combine the benefits of increased productivity, innovation at lower costs, and reduced environment
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ashok_192 10 years 9 months ago
On the health and human services front, we’re seeing better access to healthcare with in-home consultations via computer. Meanwhile most agencies are switching to electronic records and many are using analytics to improve results.
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