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Smart City Tiruchirappalli

Smart City Tiruchirappalli
Start Date :
Sep 15, 2015
Last Date :
Nov 16, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Tiruchirappalli City Municipal Corporation has been ranked first among 12 cities selected for implementing Smart City project in Tamil Nadu and is gaining momentum to get ...

Tiruchirappalli City Municipal Corporation has been ranked first among 12 cities selected for implementing Smart City project in Tamil Nadu and is gaining momentum to get shortlisted in the final round of Smart City Challenge where 20 cities would be selected in the first year.

The vibrant citizens of Tiruchirappalli are requested to post their views pertaining to municipal and city’s basic infrastructure such as water supply, electricity, sanitation, waste management, transport, parking, energy,housing, IT solutions,safety and security. Residents are encouraged to give their ideas and suggestions at city level as well as local area level solutionsin Tiruchirappalli.

Let us join hands together in making Tiruchirappalli a global Smart City!

The last date to submit your comments is 15th November, 2015.

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JAGDISH PATHAK
JAGDISH PATHAK 10 years 9 months ago
In respect to smart city concept,business,economic,infrastructure development are OK, but, the real development of social harmony,human development,cultural development, etc.things are very important for peace,harmony and fruitfull helping nature of people.For that,there should be YOGA,SPIRITUAL,PRAYER CENTRE in CITY.There should be no crime & no accused,Jail should be paid & luxurious with all accommodation like AC,bed-sofa,pure bhojan-breakfast,TV but no mobile-net as per jail manual strictly
Sumitha_2
Sumitha_2 10 years 9 months ago
Dense cities are vibrant economic hubs. Density and mixed use planning makes infrastructure and service delivery in a city economically viable. This includes IT, health, emergency, education, sports and cultural services. In denser environments, these provisions will have more people in their catchment area and construction will need to be less spread out to reach end users. The per capita cost of providing infrastructure decreases as density increases.
Sumitha_2
Sumitha_2 10 years 9 months ago
The core reason for traffic situation is that our urban planning has been flawed and short sighted. With the emphasis on developing smart city plans, governments have a fresh opportunity to take a long range view of traffic management. Several technology solutions can provide deep transportation analytics capabilities. There is an also urgent need to bring specialized transportation management capabilities to the cities.
Sumitha_2
Sumitha_2 10 years 9 months ago
Though installations of smart meters saw a meteoric rise in numbers, dynamic pricing programs are gaining wide acceptance and are taking over the smart meter frenzy. As in the transportation industry some utilities are emerging as leaders in applying dynamic pricing to better engage their customers.
Harshanya
Harshanya 10 years 9 months ago
Fundamental changes in the electric grid’s supply and demand profile require utilities to think creatively about how to manage this new equation. Demand response will aid the grid’s transition towards renewable energy supply.
Harshanya
Harshanya 10 years 9 months ago
The portfolio of energy production shows that natural gas and renewable energy are cutting down coal based energy production. Clean, sustainable power is the new mantra.
Harshanya
Harshanya 10 years 9 months ago
e governance operating framework is needed to support interoperability amongst service delivery channels, across different domains, to complement Smart City Functions. This shall help expand the Service Catalogue to cover a varied range of services. The framework described in this discussion shall enable users to get involved in system and use the service leading to wide-ranging benefits there by evolving Smart Cities.
Harshanya
Harshanya 10 years 9 months ago
Ensuring quality water to consumers requires electricity. Thus one must keep in mind the fact that wasting water indirectly leads to wasting electricity.
Sumitha_2
Sumitha_2 10 years 9 months ago
Improve safety for pedestrians, cyclists and motorists; Tackle inefficiencies by creating a single unified layer across all data silos; Gather statistical information for analysis and planning; Be predictive instead of reactive; Enforce laws and reduce violations
Sumitha_2
Sumitha_2 10 years 9 months ago
Smart cities must be more livable, sustainable and efficient for their residents. Smart cities are not possible without active involvement of citizens. Which is why, well educated, well informed and healthy citizens are the key to successful smart cities.