Smart Livable Cities Simulation Software Discussion

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SMART LIVEABLE CITIES
DISCUSSION POST 1
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Discussion Post 1
The experience with the simulation software was very effective in terms of learning because it
helped to learn and adopting new things which improve the outcomes as well. the whole
experience was amazing as it helps to enhance the knowledge criteria. It helped in many ways so
there is no such thing do complete or attempt differently but management could be a little better
for future projects as well (Behunova, et. al., 2018).
It is one of the finest things that the city has been situated near to the water resources as well
which were one of the most important factors of a developed city so far because water resources
are the most required thing for the human race as well. It helps to save a lot of costs in terms of
not spending much money on basic infrastructure as well because there is no need to spend
money on pipelines and other facilities so far. Wind turbines are the basic resources for
electricity in the city but other energies have been also using from past few months in order to
manage the growing need for electricity as well. It is one of the most appreciable about city
governance because the city has been growing from the past few years and the water, electricity
and basic infrastructure demands were growing rapidly as well.
The budget was sufficient for effective construction but decision making is one of the important
requirements when it comes to managing better uses of the budget as well (Casey, et. al., 2013).
Few developments such as some roads and other commercial buildings have been made recently
as well. Decision making is an important tool to make an effective decision on time as well.
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References
Behunova, Annamaria, Behun, Marcel & Knapcikova, Lucia 2018, ‘Simulation Software
Support of Manufacturing Processes in Engineering Industry’, TEM Journal, vol. 7, no. 4, pp.
849–853.
Pamela Casey, Kevin Burke & Steve Leben 2013, ‘Minding the Court: Enhancing the Decision-
Making Process’, International Journal for Court Administration, vol. 5, no. 1, pp. 45–54.
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