Fog computing and smart cities : a smart parking solution for the Maldives / Mohamed Anil
Publication details: 2017 DDC classification: 004.678 ANI| Item type | Current library | Home library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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| Research papers | Villa College QI Campus | Villa College Library | MIT 004.678 ANI (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Not for loan | 9811 |
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Abstract
Technology is evolving around us. From the phones at our fingertips to the rockets that take man to space, everything uses technology. Machines are getting smarter. The coffee machine can now let us know when we need to drink coffee. The whole world is becoming smarter. That is the concept of smart cities. Today, many of the leading metropolises are introducing smart services. The Maldives is no exception, Maldives desperately need to go smart in an area where it is experiencing many challenges, vehicle parking. The capital city Male', is overwhelmed by vehicles and it is stretching the resource to the limit. A solution is needed fast. The solution might just be 'going smart'. Introducing a smart parking system that could manage the parking conditions in male' could be the solution is an interesting option for male' it could also be applied to the one of the developing cities in Maldives such as Hulhumale'. Fog technology is supposed to provide better security and offline services that could be essential for a smart parking solution. Will a solution like this be financially feasible and embraced by the public? That is the answer that has to be found out.
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