3 Review(s)

Smart Urban Energy Systems:Introduction to smart urban energy systems and their significance in promoting energy efficiency, sustainability, and resilience in cities.Energy management strategies for smart cities, including demand-side management, energy conservation, and renewable energy integration.Smart grid technologies and their role in optimizing energy distribution, monitoring consumption, and supporting decentralized energy generation.Distributed energy resources (DERs), such as solar photovoltaic (PV) systems, wind turbines, and energy storage systems, and their integration into urban energy systems.Microgrid solutions for enhancing energy reliability, resilience, and grid stability in urban areas, including community-based microgrids and campus microgrids.Energy-efficient building technologies and design principles for promoting energy conservation and reducing carbon emissions in urban infrastructure.Smart Transportation System:Introduction to smart transportation systems and their role in improving mobility, accessibility, and safety in urban areas.Intelligent transportation systems (ITS) technologies, including traffic management systems, vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I) communication, and advanced traffic control systems.Multimodal transportation solutions for promoting sustainable and inclusive mobility, including public transit systems, non-motorized transport (walking, cycling), and shared mobility services (ridesharing, carpooling).Electric mobility and alternative fuel vehicles, such as electric cars, e-bikes, and electric buses, and their integration into urban transportation networks.Smart parking solutions, including parking management systems, dynamic pricing schemes, and smart parking apps for optimizing parking availability and reducing traffic congestion.Integrated mobility platforms and digital transportation services, such as mobility-as-a-service (MaaS) platforms, journey planning apps, and real-time transportation information systems.Energy-Efficient Transportation Infrastructure:Sustainable urban transport infrastructure design principles, including transit-oriented development (TOD), complete streets, and green infrastructure.Energy-efficient public transit systems, including Bus Rapid Transit (BRT), light rail transit (LRT), and metro rail systems, and their role in promoting sustainable urban mobility.Non-motorized transport infrastructure, such as pedestrian walkways, cycling lanes, and pedestrian-friendly urban design features, for enhancing walkability and bikeability in cities.