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Smart Cities in Europe and the ALMA Logistics Project

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摘要 In this paper, a brief survey of smart citiy projects in Europe is presented. This survey shows the extent of transport and logistics in smart cities. We concentrate on a smart city project we have been working on that is related to A Logistic Mobile Application （ALMA）. The application is based on Internet of Things and combines a communication infrastructure and a High Performance Computing infrastructure in order to deliver mobile logistic services with high quality of service and adaptation to the dynamic nature of logistic operations. In this paper, a brief survey of smart citiy projects in Europe is presented. This survey shows the extent of transport and logistics in smart cities. We concentrate on a smart city project we have been working on that is related to A Logistic Mobile Application （ALMA）. The application is based on Internet of Things and combines a communication infrastructure and a High Performance Computing infrastructure in order to deliver mobile logistic services with high quality of service and adaptation to the dynamic nature of logistic operations.

作者 Didier El Baz Julien Bourgeois

机构地区 CNRS Université de Toulouse Université de Franche-Comté-FEMTO-ST Institute

出处《ZTE Communications》 2015年第4期10-15,共6页 中兴通讯技术（英文版）

关键词 smart cities Internet of Things LOGISTICS combinatorial optimization high performance computing smart cities Internet of Things logistics combinatorial optimization high performance computing

分类号 F49 [经济管理—产业经济] F299.5 [经济管理—国民经济] F259.5 [经济管理—国民经济]

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