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¹Autonomous IoT Research Center, Korea Electronics Technology Institute, Seongnam 13509, Korea.

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Smart cities leverage information and communication technologies (ICT) to improve urban life and sustainability by collecting and analyzing data. A developed City Data Hub platform with standard APIs and data models enhances interoperability and ecosystem extensibility.

Keywords:

NGSI-LD data hub data marketplace data platform oneM2M smart city

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Background:

Smart cities are increasingly prevalent, aiming to solve urban challenges and enhance citizen quality of life and sustainability.
A common approach involves utilizing ICT for data collection and analysis to derive actionable insights.

Purpose of the Study:

To present a standard-based city data platform, the City Data Hub, designed for smart city applications.
To demonstrate problem-solving examples using the developed platform.

Main Methods:

Development of a City Data Hub based on standard-compliant architecture principles.
Identification and integration of key elements for smart city platforms.
Implementation of standard application programming interfaces (APIs) and common data models.

Main Results:

The City Data Hub platform was successfully developed and implemented.
Demonstration of practical problem-solving scenarios within the smart city context.
Validation of the platform's effectiveness in generating insights from city data.

Conclusions:

Standardized APIs and common data models are crucial for smart city platforms.
These elements significantly enhance interoperability, enabling seamless data exchange.
The proposed platform architecture guarantees extensibility for a thriving smart city ecosystem.