Case study: Electrical Grid and E-Mobility

Electrical Grid and E-Mobility

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The world is facing some profound changes in several areas driven by economic, technological changes, demography, climate, and many others. These changes also bring many new challenges and opportunities. Therefore, new trends such as Smart Cities start to be introduced as a solution for future development and for the challenges, which are brought by the changing world.

There are many different definitions of the Smart City. For example, Gartner defines a smart city as an urbanized area where multiple sectors cooperate to achieve sustainable outcomes through the analysis of contextual, real-time information shared among sector-specific information and operational technology systems. Most of the current definitions have common parts, which including ICT enabling the smart city based on its applications. However, each city is different and the main purpose of the smart city or its definitions should come out of the benefits or improved quality of life for its citizens, which should always be on the first place. The benefits might be in domains such as economic activity, infrastructure efficiency, mobility, energy distribution and consumption, environment, safety, e-government, digital inclusion, healthcare, culture, citizen welfare and many other domains.

Electrical Grid, E-Mobility

Electrical Grid, E-Mobility

FUJDIAK, R.; MLÝNEK, P.; BURGET, R.

3. 9. 2018

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