Smart cities, the pandemic and the role of technology
From cell phone apps to big data systems, technological innovations have become our greatest allies to fight coronavirus in cities More than nine months since
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Talking about health in smart cities
From innovative solutions to data-based policies, we tell you why the smart city takes the lead to tackle epidemics
Connectivity in cities and device interference
From communication networks to electronic devices, a smart city must ensure that all such equipment coexist without interference
Pollution in pandemic times
Studies show that our air quality can influence the risk of death from coronavirus
How Brazilian cities are fighting the coronavirus
Know the strategies and solutions employed by Aracaju/SE to deal with the pandemic
Why we must talk about sanitation during pandemic times
The universal management of drinking water and sanitation is essential to reduce the risks of coronavirus
Why should we monitor city indicators?
The collection and analysis of urban data are great allies of cities and fundamental tools to assess the quality of public services over the years
Green cities: from parks to squares, how nature is necessary for life quality
Studies evaluate how the presence of nature can positively influence life in cities
Technical standarts for smart cities are already a reality in Brazil
Cities like Brasilia are entering the race to become certified with standarts developed by ABNT’s Special Study Commission
The impact of vaccines on urban health
In 2018, nearly 20 million children were not given vaccines to prevent life-threatening illnesses
CO2 emissions affect food consumption worldwide
From rice to well known vegetables, air pollutants reduce levels of vitamins and other beneficial food nutrients
First Brazilian Letter for Smart Cities is being written
The document is defining a consensus on what would a smart city be in the Brazilian urban context
