Smart City Infrastructure Management
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Description
1. A smart city is
*cities that adopt scalable solutions that take advantage of information and communications technologies to increase efficiency, reduce costs and improve quality of life.
*cities that operate with a large amount of data and require fundamentally new approaches to management at the level of government institutions while complying with key norms and aspects of legislation.
*effective integration of physical, digital and human systems into the built environment to ensure a sustainable, prosperous and inclusive future for citizens
2. The ideology of a smart city includes:
*increased attention to safety
*roboticization of routine processes
*Smart city solves problems of tech giants
*Human-centric
*technological leadership
*collection, processing and analysis of data
3. Internet of things is
*connection between things
*computer network
*Devices connected to a computer network
*A system that allows you to collect, analyze and transmit data from various devices connected to it.
4. What is the relationship between urbanization and the emergence of smart cities?
*cities are growing, the need for data processing is growing
*Cities are growing, the need for smart technologies is growing
*Large amounts of data require large amounts of power
*A large amount of data requires a change in management approach.
5. Key trends in territorial development
*The primacy of technology
*Urbanization
*Polycentricity
*Human-centric
*principles of sustainability
*state-centric
6. name common mistakes in working with data
* Collection based on truncated parameters
*Data can only be used by those who collect it
*Data is publicly available
*Too much variability in outputs
* One-time data analysis
7. Main features of urbanization:
*fast pace of development of industrial areas
* rapid urban population growth
*Rapid birth rate growth
*Population concentration in the central parts of the city
* Population concentration is predominantly in large cities
*Formation of megacities
*rural sprawl
* Formation of agglomerations
8. Examples of the Internet of Things in the context of a Smart City:
*Automatic watering
*Street lighting
*Health control
*Citizen engagement service
9. According to UN estimates, how the population will be distributed:
*trend to move from large centers to cities
*the vast majority live in cities
*The vast majority live in agglomerations
*Equal numbers of inhabitants live in cities and rural areas
10. The value of data in a smart city is
*In their quantity
*In their capacity
*In processing and analytics
*In sources
*In unexpected conclusions
*In secondary analysis
*To confirm hypotheses
11. Which of the following can be considered data
*List of park infrastructure facilities
* List of park infrastructure facilities linked to a map
*Address list of accident locations
*List of accident locations linked to a map
* Mobile operator subscriber traffic
* Video recording of offenses
12. The adaptive traffic control system takes into account:
*Number of cars
* Average speed of cars
* Loading at intersections
*Times of Day
*Availability of special equipment
*Availability of public transport
13. In the digitalization of territories, China relies on:
*Development of end-to-end technologies
* For the development of small towns
* To enhance security
*For environmentally friendly solutions
* Open data
14. Barcelona's breakthrough initiatives include:
*Fire protection system
*Touch street lighting
*Development of water transport
*Modernization of parking lots
*Implementation of the City OS system
15. Select leading cities in the development of smart cities:
*Copenhagen
* London
*Michigan
* Yinchhuan
* NY
* Barcelona
*Paris
*Dusseldorf
* Moscow
*cities that adopt scalable solutions that take advantage of information and communications technologies to increase efficiency, reduce costs and improve quality of life.
*cities that operate with a large amount of data and require fundamentally new approaches to management at the level of government institutions while complying with key norms and aspects of legislation.
*effective integration of physical, digital and human systems into the built environment to ensure a sustainable, prosperous and inclusive future for citizens
2. The ideology of a smart city includes:
*increased attention to safety
*roboticization of routine processes
*Smart city solves problems of tech giants
*Human-centric
*technological leadership
*collection, processing and analysis of data
3. Internet of things is
*connection between things
*computer network
*Devices connected to a computer network
*A system that allows you to collect, analyze and transmit data from various devices connected to it.
4. What is the relationship between urbanization and the emergence of smart cities?
*cities are growing, the need for data processing is growing
*Cities are growing, the need for smart technologies is growing
*Large amounts of data require large amounts of power
*A large amount of data requires a change in management approach.
5. Key trends in territorial development
*The primacy of technology
*Urbanization
*Polycentricity
*Human-centric
*principles of sustainability
*state-centric
6. name common mistakes in working with data
* Collection based on truncated parameters
*Data can only be used by those who collect it
*Data is publicly available
*Too much variability in outputs
* One-time data analysis
7. Main features of urbanization:
*fast pace of development of industrial areas
* rapid urban population growth
*Rapid birth rate growth
*Population concentration in the central parts of the city
* Population concentration is predominantly in large cities
*Formation of megacities
*rural sprawl
* Formation of agglomerations
8. Examples of the Internet of Things in the context of a Smart City:
*Automatic watering
*Street lighting
*Health control
*Citizen engagement service
9. According to UN estimates, how the population will be distributed:
*trend to move from large centers to cities
*the vast majority live in cities
*The vast majority live in agglomerations
*Equal numbers of inhabitants live in cities and rural areas
10. The value of data in a smart city is
*In their quantity
*In their capacity
*In processing and analytics
*In sources
*In unexpected conclusions
*In secondary analysis
*To confirm hypotheses
11. Which of the following can be considered data
*List of park infrastructure facilities
* List of park infrastructure facilities linked to a map
*Address list of accident locations
*List of accident locations linked to a map
* Mobile operator subscriber traffic
* Video recording of offenses
12. The adaptive traffic control system takes into account:
*Number of cars
* Average speed of cars
* Loading at intersections
*Times of Day
*Availability of special equipment
*Availability of public transport
13. In the digitalization of territories, China relies on:
*Development of end-to-end technologies
* For the development of small towns
* To enhance security
*For environmentally friendly solutions
* Open data
14. Barcelona's breakthrough initiatives include:
*Fire protection system
*Touch street lighting
*Development of water transport
*Modernization of parking lots
*Implementation of the City OS system
15. Select leading cities in the development of smart cities:
*Copenhagen
* London
*Michigan
* Yinchhuan
* NY
* Barcelona
*Paris
*Dusseldorf
* Moscow
Additional Information
16. The key goal of “smartizing” London:*Enrichment of citizens
*Improving management efficiency
*Traffic improvement
*Eco-friendly development
*Increasing leadership position in the field of high-precision equipment
17. Key tasks of digitalization of New York
*Reduced carbon footprint
*Saving potable water
*Improving the quality of life of citizens
*Improving enterprise productivity
*Caring for the environment
*Reduced light pollution
18. Key decisions for digitalization of London:
*Pure water
* Fresh air
* Lots of transport solutions
*Control of storm water treatment
* Heat recycling
*Digitalization of apartment buildings
19. Key decisions on digitalization of New York:
*fire prediction and prevention system
*collection and processing of data from wearable devices for health monitoring
*smart irrigation and wastewater saving system
*system for counteracting chemical water pollution
*shot sensors
*unified data analysis system
20. London is especially proud of the implementation of the plan:
* more than 700 open data sets on a specialized portal
*shortest waiting time for public transport
*over 500 open data sets in the public sector
*the most technologically advanced waste management system
21. The smart city plan started in London with:
*2005 years old
*2018 years old
*2013 years old
*1998 years old
22. The smart cities program in Barcelona has started:
*As a grassroots initiative
*Like the mayor's election program
*As part of the government plan for the digitalization of Spain
*As part of the strategy for the digitalization of Catalonia
*As a business initiative of a tech giant
23. Which city was the prototype of Amaravati?
*Cologne
*Sondgo
*Singapore
*Chandigarh
24. Sydney was one of the first cities to implement:
*Water quality control systems
*Fire prevention systems
* Traffic control systems
*Building cooling systems
25. The Sentilo system implemented in Barcelona is similar in its principles to:
*Government services
*Unified dispatch center
*Region Control Center
*Digital dashboards of the mayor’s personal account
26. Smart cities are developing in China
* According to the state program
*According to individual program
*Initiated by technology enterprises
27. Smart cities that failed to become cities:
*Abu Dhabi
* Amaravati
*Singapore
*Shanghai
* Sondgo
28. You want to open a cafe, and it is important not to make a mistake with the choice of location: you need people to visit this area often and like to return here. Spontaneous data about the city will help you. What is the name of the metric that shows that people are accustomed to going to this place?
*Place visibility
*Place attachment
*Dwell time
29. What data can be used for the development of territories:
* Pedestrian activity data
* Data on the availability of benches
* Data on the quality of cycling infrastructure
*Data on those who have recovered from covid-19
*Accident data
* Data on repair work on utility networks
*Statistic data on crimes
*Data on the availability of city parks
30. What systems does a digital twin of a city allow to model:
* People behavior
* Features of the development
* Climate change
* Housing and communal services work
* Public transport
*Bird migration
* Noise pollution