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This paper proposes to explore the SmartCity concept, proposing a transition path for the city of Belém, towards the smart city model in terms of urban transportation. To this end, the work was developed along the lines of a literature review with multiple case studies. Analyzing successful examples in the old European continent and in cities of the south and southeast regions of Brazil, the city of Belém shows several problems of urban mobility that can be solved following the concepts of the successes obtained in the aforementioned places, always remembering that one city will never behave…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This paper proposes to explore the SmartCity concept, proposing a transition path for the city of Belém, towards the smart city model in terms of urban transportation. To this end, the work was developed along the lines of a literature review with multiple case studies. Analyzing successful examples in the old European continent and in cities of the south and southeast regions of Brazil, the city of Belém shows several problems of urban mobility that can be solved following the concepts of the successes obtained in the aforementioned places, always remembering that one city will never behave the same as another due to a series of factors such as education, climate, relief that are different in each city. With the proposed applications the metropolitan region of Belém could enjoy a great improvement in urban mobility. It was suggested a better integration in land transportation with the improvement of bicycle circulation in certain regions of the city; an improvement in the circulation of people in certain commercial areas; and an integration in the Internet of Things, which would be the use of information applications for mobility.
Autorenporträt
Doctorant en Technologies de la Construction - PPGAU/UFPA. Maîtrise en technologies de la construction - PPGAU/UFPA. Ingénieur civil de l'université fédérale du Pará (UFPA). A participé au programme Science sans frontières, avec le soutien de CAPES/CNPQ, en étudiant l'ingénierie avec spécialisation dans les bâtiments, la technologie de la construction et l'environnement à l'Universidad de Cantabria.