Smart cities, with their ability to harness data and technology to improve planning and the efficiency of service delivery, and their governance and effective urban management, are key to achieving a green, resilient, and sustainable future for all. Recognizing that the greatest benefits from new urban mobility technologies and data is in their ability to provide evidence for planning, governance, and operations, Seoul adopted a holistic approach...
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Smart Cities and Intelligent, Sustainable Transportation Systems : The Case of Seoul, South Korea - Teaching Note
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Demoss,Kate Henvey; Moody,Joanna Charlotte; Young Ho Kim.
Smart Cities and Intelligent, Sustainable Transportation Systems : The Case of Seoul, South Korea - Teaching Note (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099053123175584555