2026 June - 17 articles
Smart energy meters are widely deployed in modern distribution networks, extending their role beyond revenue billing to real-time monitoring and data-driven smart city applications. However, conventional legal metrology frameworks rely on periodic re...
Accurate solar irradiance forecasting is important for efficient planning of solar energy systems, renewable energy integration, and data-driven energy management in smart cities. This becomes more essential in regions with limited measured data avai...
This paper examines the role of Multimodal Journey Planners (MJPs) as a link between user-oriented personalization and the broader societal goals of sustainable urban mobility. In smart cities, MJPs may serve as digital decision-support tools that co...
Modern smart cities increasingly depend on resilient and intelligent energy infrastructures to maintain critical urban services during large-scale disturbances and multi-fault conditions. Conventional restoration approaches are often limited by centr...
Urban mobility modeling plays a critical role in understanding transport infrastructure and improving its efficiency and sustainability. While existing tools are effective for modeling, they typically require extensive data acquisition, such as surve...
Water-soil gushing caused by tunnel leakage can induce severe ground disturbance and threaten the safety of shield tunnels, yet rapid prediction remains difficult because high-fidelity numerical simulations are computationally expensive. This study d...
Public transport reliability largely determines the performance of smart urban mobility systems, as it directly affects passenger satisfaction and network efficiency. However, the strategic planning of public transport infrastructure is often carried...
Smart city development depends on the readiness of Connected, Autonomous, Shared, and Electric (C.A.S.E.) mobility systems to deliver sustainable, data-driven urban transportation. This paper assesses C.A.S.E. mobility readiness in Thailand—Sou...
Urban green spaces play a critical role in mitigating heat stress and enhancing urban livability, in line with the objectives and expectations of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals 10 (Reduced Inequalities) and 11 (Sustainable Cities an...
While Low Emission Zone (LEZ) enforcement cameras provide a constant stream of traffic data, such resources remain significantly underexploited for urban mobility planning, as their current application is restricted to enforcing vehicle access regula...
Smart cities increasingly depend on electrical grid infrastructures capable of operating under high levels of digitalization, decentralization, and intelligence while maintaining reliability, security, and governance at the city scale. However, conve...
Much of the research and proposed industrial deployment of Remote Operations (ROs) in support of automated vehicles is founded on the optimistic premise that in-vehicle standby drivers and Safety Officers (SOs) can easily be replaced with ROs, with s...
Temperature has a significant impact on the operation and performance of electronic systems. Conventional approaches focus on stabilizing electronic systems to maintain functionality under unfavorable thermal conditions, typically at the expense of i...
The growing environmental crisis and rapid urbanization have made the shift to renewable energy systems even more important for smart city development. In today’s cities, such renewable energy sources as solar photovoltaics, wind energy, hybrid...
This paper presents a closed-loop, CPU-aware traffic-control framework for SDN in 5G/6G multi-tenant edge environments based on commodity KVM/OVS infrastructures. It couples fine-grained data-plane telemetry via eBPF with adaptive XDP rate limiting,...
Medical resources are primary public goods, but the nature of their distribution across different-sized cities is unclear. Here, we examined the nonlinear scaling relationship between urban populations and medical resources in China, moving beyond th...
Background: Smart-city road and intersection management increasingly aims to smooth bus operations and reduce stop-and-go driving, but cities often lack auditable indicators linking routine fleet data with comparable energy and environmental KPIs. Me...
