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A Contemporary Survey on IoT Based Smart Cities: Architecture, Applications, and Open Issues

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Internet of Things (IoT) is one of the emerging technologies, which is widely used across the globe. As the idea of a smart city was founded, IoT has been acknowledged as the key foundation in smart city paradigms. Technology makes a person smart, and to make the world smart, we have to make the country smart. To make the country smart, we have to make cities smart and to make smart cities, we have to be smart. In short, to create a smart environment, one must be equipped and familiar with the current trends. The integration of various smart devices and systems facilitates IoT for a smart city. The interdependent and interwoven nature of smart cities puts notable legislative, socioeconomic, and technical challenges for integrators, organizations, and designers committed to administrating these novel entities. The goal of this paper is to illustrate a contemporary survey of IoT-based smart cities with their potential, current trends and developments, amenity architecture, application area, real-world involvement, and open challenges. In addition, key elements with potential implementation constraints and integration of various IoT-based application areas that play a key role in building a smarter city have also been discussed. This extensive study contributes a useful panorama on various key points and gives a critical direction for forthcoming investigations. This study will also provide a reference point for practitioners and academics in the near future.

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Ketu, S., Mishra, P.K. A Contemporary Survey on IoT Based Smart Cities: Architecture, Applications, and Open Issues. Wireless Pers Commun 125, 2319–2367 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-022-09658-2

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